Why would adding display:inline anywhere be ignored in this example?
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#mpb-examples
russ - maxdesign wrote:
Hi Scott,
An inline element can have margin and padding applied to it but only left
and right margin/padding will affect other elements. Top and bottom
Hi Seona:
Are you talking about the list at the top of the page or at the bottom?
I assume that you mean the bottom.
Gallery and Contact me move to the bottom line and are centered in
IE 6.0 and ff win pro. Is this what you expect?
I am missing The CSS for the menu bar at:
I'd like to propose a reading to my italian web friends (or to anyone who
knows the italian language).
I wrote this article thinking about the general laxism I can see all around
me (about web coding). Its title is Writing with a markup language.
What do you think about?
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So ...Why is the display: inline ever needed?
Just threw out a lot of code and this works :-)
Am I on the right track???
a humble newbie
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
Good morning
everyone. I've been working on a redesign of my personal site for a few weeks
now and I'm almost at a finalized point in the layout, however I'm running into
a few issues, most of which are on Mac browsers. The pages are both XHTML 1.0
Transitional and CSS valid, though I
Title: Message
Have a page, checks
XHTML 1.0
Transitional valid but Firefox is not picking up the usemap, any ideas? http://www.speakupnow.ca/wu/meetingrooms.php
thanks
Paul
I guess the issues to consider are:
- What happens to people who have images turned off.
- How will a seach engine index those links.
- How will a screen reader read them?
- What happens if your page is printed (by default background images
won't be printed) - which may or may not be a good
- What happens to people who have images turned off.
That's the most painfull issue. Good solution is
http://wellstyled.com/css-replace-text-by-image.html (Second solution)
- How will a seach engine index those links.
Well.
- How will a screen reader read them?
Well if you use something like
Hi Claudia,
The site has undergone a transformation since then, and not necessarily for
the better. The layout I had before was very unstable from a cross-browser
point of view, and since we needed it for going into a client meeting this
morning I ran out of time to debug it fully. So it's now
Paul wrote:
Have a page, checks XHTML 1.0
http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/REC-xhtml1-20020801/ Transitional valid but
Firefox is not picking up the usemap, any ideas?
http://www.speakupnow.ca/wu/meetingrooms.php
Firefox does recognise the usemap (tab through the page's links to see
this), but it
- How will a seach engine index those links.
Well.
I was more meaning the lack of anchor text to give the likes of Google
some juicy words to associate with your website.
I don't claim this to be a definitive source, but for example, from:
so I've designed
myself a nice looking navigation scheme that displays visually whereabouts you
are within a site.
Now I just need to
work out how to sort out the css :)
Here's what I want
it to look like:
http://c41.com.au/test/sample_nav.gif
I'm *not* after any
dynamic or popout
Actually ...
C) Click here for TLD akeyphrase/a and registration by our partner,
e.g. -
Click here for TLD *domain names* and registration by plibbleandco.
This reinforces anchor text as it is not seen in isolation but with
reference to surrounding copy.
HTH,
Mike Pepper
Accessible Web
Hi,
Can some clarify, why document order in XHTML matters with elements
floated with CSS. I was having a time with a right floated DIV, until I
switched it's place in the XHTML then all was fine.
CK
__
Knowing is not enough, you must apply;
willing is not enough,
On first rendering http://www.beautyofbedford.com/beauty_gift_vouchers.htm
the two body images do not observe their height attributes in the markup
under IE6 (vertical image stretching) yet subsequent iterations
intermittently display images to size.
Running IE6 under Win2K Pro. FF and other
The navigation looks pretty good; started laying out a concept, still
a fair bit to do however and will have a go finishing off when I can
over the next few days.
Am shattered so enough said.
Dave
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 09:18:18 +1100, Peter Ottery
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so I've designed
G'day
p class=subimglimg ... alt= width=385 height=137 /br /Salon
.../p
I naturally looked for overriding CSS styles but could find none:
Haven't looked at the page, but the snippet you sent shows:
#block .subimgl img, #block .subimgr img {
margin: 0 0 .5em 0;
height: 1%;
}
What
What happens if you remove that height setting?
I buy you a beer when you're in town :o)
IE percentage challenges, eh. Now need to investigate why it was there in
the first place.
Thanks and cheers,
Mike
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the fonts are much too small, that they go a little goofy on zoom in IE,
Is that a great deal larger than what you
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