Hi,
Your layout is not extensible. If you have a 800x600 resolution, the
pub banner goes underneath the Mondotron logo box, and you'll have a
horizontal scroll. Make one of the columns width in percentage so its size will
be adapted for the resolution.
In boca
Thanks!
It took some fiddling but faux columns did the job! :)
Cheers,
Marco
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On Feb 28, 2005, at 1:40 AM, Lindsay Evans wrote:
Hi Marco,
Faux Columns
Iva Koberg wrote:
What's stopping you from creating the prototype boxes in XHTML + CSS?
It has the added advantage of meaning that once you've got your
layout, you've also got your document structure. Just add the content
and remove the border: 1px solid black; properties and you're done.
One
I think most people put validation logos on their sites for peers. This
is often just vanity/showing off. However other web developers do click
these logos and report back if they find problems, so they can have
their benefits.
I know, I know, we should al make sure our pages validate when
- Original Message -
From: Andy Budd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 9:59 AM
Subject: Re: [WSG] validation logos - kitemarks?
I think most people put validation logos on their sites for peers. This
is often just vanity/showing off.
By chance, I've just finished building wireframes for a project in
XHTML CSS. I found it a little more time consuming and as Andy
mentioned you can sit there and spend too long thinking about it. I
mean wireframes should be addressed separately from any visual /
production stages - your attention
Hello
This is my first post, but I've read the list for ages and learnt masses -
thanks very much.
I have a problem with IE at small window size (640 x 480) when the content
of the page gets shunted underneath the menu bar on the left. You should
be able to see it happening on
Hello everyone!
As my first post I'd like to ask you something technical.
I've got a simple div element with an unordered list inside (as you can
see at www.re1.it/pierofix/justlinkit : the big gray square with all links).
The div's width is set in percentage and his padding is set in px: ok,
Rachel Campbell wrote:
I have a problem with IE at small window size (640 x 480) when the
content of the page gets shunted underneath the menu bar on the left.
You should be able to see it happening on
http://actemp.sipu.apu.ac.uk/timetabling/camb/ttindex.phtml
A large enough negative back
Here is a possible cause and solution to your problem...
Quirky Percentages in IE6's Visual Formatting Model:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/percentages.html
Russ
Hello everyone!
As my first post I'd like to ask you something technical.
I've got a simple div element with an
good work ;))
ps = ciao piero sono gizax ^_^
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Hello everyone!
As my first post I'd like to ask you something technical.
I've got a simple div element with an unordered list inside (as you can
see at www.re1.it/pierofix/justlinkit : the big gray square with all links).
The
I think we're mixing up the conversation here. A prototype and an IA
diagrams (site flow) are two very different things with different
purposes. The IA diagrams would be worked out before the prototype and
shows the logical relationship between pages (the IF THENS). It's a
planning tool. On the
At 14:22 28/02/05 +0100, you wrote:
Rachel Campbell wrote:
I have a problem with IE at small window size (640 x 480) when the
content of the page gets shunted underneath the menu bar on the left.
You should be able to see it happening on
Title: Colour Mixer
Crikey, this is a bit special;
http://colormixers.com/mixers/cmr/
Thanks a lot russ! Can I ask you (all) what do you think about my site?
The address is www.itgmarinoni.it .
Piero.
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Hi Angela
The ad banner is intentionally meant to slide underneath the logo - I
wanted to keep the layout as fluid as possible, so the page width should
always be 100% occupied - the ad banner going under the logo was chosen as
I'd rather not have the logo obscured in any way.
You did highlight
Chris Rizzo wrote:
I think we're mixing up the conversation here.
ik: Agree with Chris about mixing up the conversation and the
differences between site flow diagrams and wireframes/storyboards. I
suppose, as the original message was titled wireframes I assumed it
was with regards to the
Hello
As I work my way through my first non-table layout, I've run into a
small quandary. The complete display and CSS-based navigation menu shows
up left-aligned in IE55 PC. All is well in FF.
The HTML and CSS have been validated.
The test page:
http://www.shrikhande.us/CSSPage/index1.htm
Test platform IE 6.0 and XP pro.
I'm trying to create a horizontal image toolbar.
Basically, I have two versions that almost work
and being a week old newbie to web design I cannot
seem to tweak them to work.
This solution ignores the display: inline;
and my picture (yes thats me) displays
You'll need to align the text of the body to be centered, and align the
text back to left within your wrapper div:
body {
margin: 10px 0 10px 0;
padding:0;
background-color:#FFF;
color:#000;
min-width:750px;
H - I'm having trouble dealing with one of those CSS concepts that I
considered as easy as breathing...
I've got a block-level element (a div) that contains an inline element
(a strong tag, but span would work the same...). When I apply padding to
the internal element, it oversteps the
Worked like a charm...
Only thing is why is the Local Nav showing up left aligned? I have the
following style:
div#locnav ul {
list-style:none;
padding:0;
margin:0;
width: 145px; /*
I doubt this is much help, but I did notice that if you applied position:
relative to the strong element that it behaved the same in IE6 as it does
in FF. Otherwise, in IE6, it displays as it should.
- Original Message -
From: Scott Reston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG] block elements
Rachel Campbell wrote:
http://actemp.sipu.apu.ac.uk/timetabling/camb/ttindex.phtml
I've just noticed that this fix makes #footer come up the page;
unfortunately it needs to stay at the bottom of the page, below
#leftcolumn. Any ideas as to how that can be achieved?
div#columns {min-height:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a lot russ! Can I ask you (all) what do you think about my
site? The address is www.itgmarinoni.it .
I like it, but my Opera doesn't. :-)
Think there's a missing min-width somewhere, since the background on
the right column is pushed to the left on narrow windows.
Gene Falck wrote:
Do you suppose Microsoft fixed Notepad when they
coded Windows XP?
Yes, it's pretty safe to assume that enhancements to Notepad do not get
their own press release ...
AFAIK, **all** my files
are missing the http headers
Correct, http headers are only sent by a web server. That
Good morning, good evening to the list
Having an issue here with text which is aligned right in my navigation
list on the left hand side.
I want text aligned right and an indent on the right hand side.
Padding doesnt to do it, margin don't do it either as the border bottom
then moves in the
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of David Laakso
And then along comes a *nit-picking bozzo,* still on the back of
the bus,
with XP_SP2, who finds that:
Nit-picking is good. It helps me build better sites. Hopefully I can fix the
Hey List,
-moz-border-radius, seems to cause some issues with the width of the
container.
As it would seem, my DIV seems to be 1px thinner when I apply a border
radius.
www.simplyrewarding.net
I was going to say, if you use FireFox use the WebDevToolBar to edit the
CSS and add the rounder
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a lot russ! Can I ask you (all) what do you think about my
site? The address is www.itgmarinoni.it .
I like it, but my Opera doesn't. :-)
Think there's a missing min-width somewhere, since the background on
the right column is pushed to the left on narrow
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