Try keeping them inline, and setting line-height to 40px. As long
as word-wrap doesn't become a factor, that should work fine. But
since you're using pixels, I'm guessing word-wrap would already cause
problems anyway.
I got it working in firefox and almost in IE/Win (height is way bigger
than it's supposed to be in IE) by changing the li a in Nick's
example to:
li a {
background: #eee;
display: inline-block ;
/*height: 50px;*/
line-height: 50px;
font-size: 14px;
padding: 17px 20px;
}
Now, keep in mind
yup, the only way to have something floated and still have it be fluid
is to specify a % width. but then the other column can't be fixed
width. so. can't be done. (i'll gladly welcome being
corrected)
why do you have to keep the float on there?
Works fine for me in IE6/WinXP/SP2. Normally, I'd recommend you
uninstall and reinstall your browser... but wait... it's IE, and I
doubt you want to reformat. *evil grin*
If you're using the iFrame to pull an external site into a box in your
own site, I've been using object for that. But I'm not
sure on the cross-browser status on that.
If the books are mentioned in a sentence, such as In the
dead sea scrolls, someone said foo, then I agree completely with using
cite.
pIn citethe dead sea scrolls/cite someone said
qfoo/q/p or whatever. One problem with
many examples (including mine) of cite is that they always are paired
with a
Tape a 30 secondconversation between a husband and a wife, and there are no headers or
pages.It's a different ball game.Almost all forms of communication begin as structured content in the form of thoughts. You mentally structure what you want to say into sentences, you want parts of those
Wow! I admit that my presentation vs structure thread was an attempt to get the pros out of the woodwork, as mentioned in a thread earlier this week, but a spin-off thread? I should start debates more often! ;-)
If breaking the formula up into little chunks makescomprehension harder for the vast majority of people then we should not
do it and I do not agree with your assertion that breaking a complexformula will make it more understandable - it may in fact undermine thelearning.Breaking content up into
Am I alone in feeling that hr should be depreciated in favor of CSS
borders? Especially with section in the XHTML 2.0 drafts, what
semantic or even structural value does hr have? Every argument for
its retention that I've heard so far has been presentation related.
It may be because your img elements in the gallery section aren't
closed, and you're using strict XHTML. Try changing the imgs to
img /s and see if that fixes anything.
On 7/6/05, Bruce Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am *trying* to get my thumbnail images to align center to their
Has anyone made a stylesheet that resets everything back to the way it
would be if styling pure XML? If I have to, I'll go thru html.css and
undo everything that it does, but if someone here has already done it,
it'll save me a lot of time. I'm going to be teaching some web
developers CSS soon
Well, this has been educational if nothing else. I figured out how to
do it on every non-IE browser (insert sarcastic comment). At first I
tried resetting 11 properties on *, but then realized that it was
killing the entire concept of inheritance. If I set li to bold, links
inside the li
I'm not sure on the specifics of the hack you're using, but it should
validate if you put a space after the *.
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Hello,
I have a couple of lines in my CSS targeting mac IE with:
*htmlbody #wrapper_inner{ width:750px; background-color:#036;
First item - change your css link to :
LINK href=bg3.css type=text/css rel=stylesheet
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Try changing the div widths form px to em, this allows it to stretch
although I'm not sure what the conversion is, I think it's dependent on
a few other things.
Hope this helps some
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The only thing I really don't like is that when you click a link the top
menu disappears and the only way I can get it back is to click the Back
button. (I'm using IE6)
Otherwise a good looking site
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etc. This again is extremely useful for screenreader
navigation. I concur also re the previous comment re putting the menu into
unordered lists.
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building blocks because of their many benefits you will
come across as being professional. If it also piques the client's
interest to ask what the benefits are, then you can go on to explain the
many many benefits. See if you can list over 10, for both the client and
yourself.
Graham Cook
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It is the position:relative in the below that is
preventing the scroll bar. Try putting it in the body.
*
{margin:0;padding:0;position:relative;}
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Increasing font size sends your content overlapping the left page
margin with the shadowing.
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Code: (ul and li
borders for demonstration only)
style.cssRightModule{right:0px;padding:0px;margin:0px;width:240px;font-size
: 80%;font-family:
Verdana,Arial,sans-serif;color:#003366;}
.cssRightModuleTop,
.cssRightModuleContent,
.cssRightModuleBottom{padding-left:15px
.cssRightModuleContent
ul{margin-top:.25em;margin-left:1em;padding-left:0px;}.cssRightModuleContent
li{list-style-image :
url(/global/res/images/orange_bullet.gif);margin-left: 0px;
padding-left:10em;list-style-position :
outside;}
Cheers
Graham
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Bert,
I cut down the html to minimum possible, actual lists include many
items, plus several lists in each panel. Panel is also part of
containing div which contains several of these panels.
Thanks anyway
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Do you think Acme would hire Zippo again?
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. This sets
the margin to the correct width for others
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I've produced a simple 3-page
Title: Can't get image and text to line up in unordered list...
Kay,
I get a DNS timeout error when trying to access your
link.
Graham
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will not tab to either child item.
Otherwise - LOVE THE SITE
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My problem is only in IE
pages.
Cheers
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Looks great
Took your code, ran it in IE6, no bulklets
Graham
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Ok, I've got some inheritance
tdpretty/td
/tr
tr
th scope=rowsProduct Cost/th
tdbazillion/td
/tr
/tbody
/table
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users at tip of form how the
mandatory fields are identified
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a start
from a cursory look
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Please
I
, be they coders or not, should attend
a course on web standards and accessible design.
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Try this
height:expression(document.body.clientHeight);
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