Folks - you've helped out before, and I'm asking again. Pardon if this
sounds all too simple, but I've yet to find a solution either in this
list's archives, or on the web.
I'm trying to create a fluid layout with two columns, but whilst the
left column is variable width, the right column
Thanks everyone: it was the float clearing that proved to be the thorn
in my side (right side). And the IE-Mac fix is also appreciated.
Only one more nut to crack with the site. I'll return for assistance
with another right floater if I can't use what I've just learned.
Thanks again: a terrific
Folks
I've been asked if there are useful university-focused textbooks or
other resources suitable for teaching accessible web design.
So far 'Effective website development' (Darlington) and 'Principles of
web site design' (Skalr) have been proposed as possible options.
Thoughts?
Dear all
I've been trying very hard to propel myself into the 21st century and
apply web standards and use good CSS as much as possible, but I'm
stuck on getting a div to honour a hover state that I am trying to
build. Guidance appreciated...
The demo page is at http://imeet.com.au/aa2/ - it's
elements with a height and width.
e.g. div.item a ( display: block; height: 100%; width: 100%; }
I think that should do the trick.. maybe?
Tim
ivanovitch wrote:
Dear all
I've been trying very hard to propel myself into the 21st century and
apply web standards and use good CSS as much
it. At
present, the hover finishes at exactly the edge of the text, and not
to the div border.
Also, haven't licked the white text on hover bit, either - and yes, I
can see a conflict with the author/comment/timestamp tags.
On 15/11/05, Patrick H. Lauke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ivanovitch wrote
Tried height adjustments (0, 1, 99%) in Safari, but no dice. It seems
as though the padding (needed here) is getting in the way no matter
what. I didn't think that the full-width div color would be so tricky.
I think that I can work my head around Terence's advice on the text
color (Thanks,
On 15/11/05, Terrence Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a really brief answer, but should get you started on the right
track to thinking about the C in CSS =)
First, some house work: id must be unique, class can be reused on any
number of elements.
Oops - leftover from the bigger site...
Apologies if this has been discussed before, but is it my bad coding,
or does Safari (v2.02, latest build) not honour any select styles?
Further, is there a way to dictate how option can display styled
font attributes across all CSS-compliant browsers? My aim is to make
the drop-down in the same
scripting for this, but sense massive
overkill (and I don't like javascript unless absolutely needed).
Ta.
On 06/11/05, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6 Nov 2005, at 10:54 am, ivanovitch wrote:
Apologies if this has been discussed before, but is it my bad coding,
or does
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