Re[2]: [WSG] classguide

2004-02-27 Thread Mike Brown
David I'm currently writing the styleguide for BHP Billiton's site David templates, and I am including in it a section on div id's and David classes, and what they represent. David Information in this section includes how the different divs work in David the context of the page, and in context

Re: Re[2]: [WSG] classguide

2004-02-27 Thread Martin Chapman
On another note related to names for div id's and classes, I'm realising the value of having a core stylesheet and then separating out styles for individual pages/templates and having these in seperate stylesheets which can be downloaded only by the pages they are needed on. I realised this once

[WSG] Mac IE Fix Sites

2004-02-27 Thread JW
Hiif there aren't any suggestions then could anyone point me to agood site that addresses most MAC IE bugs and fixes? Most sites deal with PC and I couldn't find much about Mac IE so have no idea how to fix the madness. Thanks. With Regards, Jaime Wong ~~~ SODesires Design

Re: [WSG] Mac IE Fix Sites

2004-02-27 Thread Daniel Torres Burriel
Hi if there aren't any suggestions then could anyone point me to a good site that addresses most MAC IE bugs and fixes? Most sites deal with PC and I couldn't find much about Mac IE so have no idea how to fix the madness. Hello Jaime. Try: http://www.macedition.com/cb/ie5macbugs/

[WSG] Newbie question - initial display

2004-02-27 Thread Mike Loughlin
Hi everyone, It's been about a month since I discovered the Web Standards Project and the growing movement (rightly so) for this approach to web design. THIS is the way I'm going from now on! I've been lurking for the last week, listening to the conversation here. I've really enjoyed being

Re: [WSG] Newbie question - initial display

2004-02-27 Thread russ weakley
Mike, Welcome to the group. Without seeing your site, it sounds suspiciously like FOUC (flash of unstyled content). This was mentioned in posts within the last 48 hours, but here it is again: http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/fouc.asp In a nutshell, it happens in WindowsIE and is caused by using

Re: [WSG] Mac IE Fix Sites

2004-02-27 Thread JW
Thanks Daniel I'll check it out. With Regards, Jaime Wong ~~~ SODesires Design Team http://www.sodesires.com ~~~ ---Original Message--- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 28/02/2004 1:22:40 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [WSG] Mac IE Fix Sites

[WSG] Overflow... Help!

2004-02-27 Thread Chris Stratford
Hey WSG, Im looking for some help re: Overflow... Now I have my page: www.neester.com setup. The content frame cannot be less than 400px high... min-height: 400px; That works in Mozilla and a few other browsers - not IE... setting height: 400px... causes a full overflow of data... if i

[WSG] Overflow... Help!

2004-02-27 Thread Chris Stratford
BTW - I have this link, but im not sure how to imlement it... and I would prefer not to use "hacks" to get it working... thanks http://www.greywyvern.com/code/min-height-hack.html -- Chris Stratford [EMAIL PROTECTED] Http://www.neester.com

Re: [WSG] Overflow... Help!

2004-02-27 Thread James Ellis
Chris Try overflow : auto; height : 400px; Cheers James Chris Stratford wrote: Hey WSG, Im looking for some help re: Overflow... Now I have my page: www.neester.com setup. The content frame cannot be less than 400px high... min-height: 400px; That works in Mozilla and a few other browsers -

Re: [WSG] Overflow... Help!

2004-02-27 Thread Chris Stratford
Hey James, I want the information to flow on the page, not need scrolling... I want it to display on mozilla - how it displays now in IE... but Mozilla cut from the 400px ... and then everything is chucked on top of the footer... Chris Stratford [EMAIL PROTECTED] Http://www.neester.com

Re: [WSG] Overflow... Help!

2004-02-27 Thread James Ellis
Chris Moz is actually doing the right thing here - with the height of 400px and overflow on. I took the overflow and height from outer-content and it works fine in Mozilla. You may then see the peekaboo bug pop in IE cause by the floating navigation - in which case set a height of 100% on

Re: [WSG] Mac IE Fix Sites

2004-02-27 Thread Hugh Todd
Hello, Jaime, Your original post did not allow us to look at the HTML. Screen dumps are not hugely useful. I believe the best way to request help on this list is to post links to both the HTML and the CSS so that people can look at them. Could you do this? It looks as though the issue in the