How do I
show solid lines in a table with CSS to properly display with an Opera web
browser?
This is
the style Im using:
.btable1
{
background:
#E4E0CD;
border: 1px
solid #9E946A;
color:
#33;
font-size:
small;
}
When this
loads in a table: td class=btable1
Opera
How do I show
solid lines in a table with CSS to properly display with an Opera web browser?
that example code you've supplied makes a
border on all 4 sides of a TD in my copy of Opera (v7.22 on
PC)
Could
it be that other classes on your project are causing the prob? Like a negative
Thanks Pete,
I was afraid that might be the problem. Back to the drawing board.
John
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I think he's asking what other othes it could have, other than those intended. I have no ideas at the moment.
Jamie Mason: Design
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To:
robert e. lee wrote:
I have a name attribute in the form tag, but I need it there due to the
javascript validations necessary for client side checking,
name=surveyform.
1. change name=surveyform to id=surveyform
2. change document.forms[surveyform] to
document.getElementById(surveyform)
Easy
Im stumped at what Ive done wrong here.
Ive copied (or at least I THOUGHT I copied!) a structure from another site
that worked, but its playing out wrong for IE6. can anyone tell me
what Im doing wrong here please?
The sites at http://paraklesis.com.au
and the style sheet is at
Title: Message
Try using
display:inline on the floated element in question.
It's most
probably one of the IE bugs listed here:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer.html
Regards,David McDonaldWeb Designerhttp://www.davidmcdonald.orgSouthbank,
MelbourneAustralia
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I found it!!! Thanks for your
suggestion David, but that wasnt it. However it did prompt me to
go looking at the site where I got the original inspiration from (translation
I went back ot the site I stole it from in the first place before I tinkered
with it beyond
CSS Positioning of Navigation
I am having a problem with IE again. I am trying to create a framed top navigation. It
seems to work in Safari/Firefox the way I intended. The only way I can seem to get it
to work in IE 6 is to add padding to the HeadNav id this pushed the nav donw in
Dear
WSG
Its great you guys are
promoting XHTML, CSS and such..
But
theres one thing that bothers me..
On
the WSG MINI BUTTON page, you publish the code for adding
The
image, but the code itself isnt valid xhtml strict
Instead
of using:
border=0
Replace
it with:
Sean Sullivan-Daley wrote:
CSS Positioning of Navigation
I am having a problem with IE again. I am trying to create a framed top navigation. It
seems to work in Safari/Firefox the way I intended. The only way I can seem to get it
to work in IE 6 is to add padding to the HeadNav id this pushed
Jochen Sengier [SHiKai] wrote:
Its great you guys are
promoting XHTML, CSS and such..
On behalf of my small part, thank you.
On
the WSG MINI BUTTON page, you publish the code for adding
The
image, but the code itself isnt valid xhtml strict
Patrick Griffiths talks about HTML Dog, AAA compliance, the HR element,
Elastic Design and web standards.
http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/patrick-griffiths.cfm
Russ
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Hey all,
got a problem with tables stretching past my globalWrap div in ie5.0,
5.5, 6.0 when they are set to 100%
works fine in firefox pcmac, ie5.1+5.2 mac safari, ns6.2+ on pc and mac
anyone know how to fix this?
thanks
Benjamin
Life through a polaroid
www.lifethroughapolaroid.com
The discussion about validating forms led me to download the DOM
Level 1 spec again from the W3C, and after a moment or two I
remembered why I'd scrubbed it off my disc the last time. It was
either that or grab my Uzi and hunt down the people who wrote that spec.
Right now I'm dependent on
Hi Rev
This is probably a good one to start on.
http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/default.asp
Cheers
Jeff Lowder
Accessibility 1st
Website: www.accessibility1st.com.au
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Rev. Bob 'Bob' Crispen
Sent: Tuesday, 25
This got me started fairly quickly with my JS DOM experiments
http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/tutorials/index.php?tut=0part=24
Patrick
Patrick H. Lauke
Webmaster / University of Salford
http://www.salford.ac.uk
winmail.dat
Check your table's width, padding and margin. In the worst case, drop the width from
100% to something like 99.5%. I may be wrong, but I think this is another instance of
the box model problem IE has...
Patrick
Patrick H. Lauke
Webmaster / University of Salford
On May 25, 2004, at 9:14 am, Benjamin wrote:
got a problem with tables stretching past my globalWrap div in ie5.0,
5.5, 6.0 when they are set to 100%
IE win is unable to correctly calculate % width tables IF the direct
parent container doesn't have a dimension (width or height) specified.
Wrap a
Do any WSG members have experience with non-english language websites?
If so some tips would be helpful. Ive found Beyond Borders: Web
Globalisation Strategies by New Riders helpful in a broad sense, but
not for topics like:
* which is the best way to specify charsets (UTF-8, iso-8859-1, BIG-5
so you know how
there's that new way to clear floats...
http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html
just wondering how
everyone is gauging that method?
I mean,the
"hack" used up until now of adding a div style="clear:both"/div
(or similar) to properly clear floats when needed is
the containing div has a width of 100%
but ie doesnt want to adhere to this
On May 25, 2004, at 9:14 am, Benjamin wrote:
got a problem with tables stretching past my globalWrap div in ie5.0,
5.5, 6.0 when they are set to 100%
IE win is unable to correctly calculate % width tables IF
thanks Phillipe
I solved the problem as you suggested
I put a div around it called it tableContain
#tableContain{width: 100%}
works like a charm
On May 25, 2004, at 9:14 am, Benjamin wrote:
got a problem with tables stretching past my globalWrap div in ie5.0,
5.5, 6.0 when they are
Hello Neerav!
Neerav wrote:
Do any WSG members have experience with non-english language websites?
Yes. I'm from Russia, so I have experience with non-english (especially
Russian) language websites.
Currently I'm redesigning one site to make it standarts compliance --
you can see its redone home
Anyone have an idea why the menu at left of http://www.h27.info/ works
fine in Firefox 0.8, Opera 7 and IE 5.5 but in IE 6 when you mouseover
the links they change from the image background into a white background
until you mouseout ?
--
Neerav Bhatt
http://www.bhatt.id.au
Web Development IT
Neerav wrote:
Anyone have an idea why the menu at left of http://www.h27.info/ works
fine in Firefox 0.8, Opera 7 and IE 5.5 but in IE 6 when you mouseover
the links they change from the image background into a white
background
until you mouseout ?
Neerav, I'm not seeing this behaviour in
Unfortunately images called in through CSS don't cache at least with IE.
Go to IE Menu Tools Internet Options Temporary Internet Files
Settings
Turn Check for newer versions of stored pages to Automatically.
The problem will go away in your browser but anyone else who doesn't have
the
Dear Neerav and Marc
I have settings set as Marc recommended and still got no mouseovers in IE 6.
Erietta
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Works perfectly on IE 6 for me. There's always a flash of no BG on IE but it
returns as it loads it again.
IE separates the normal and hover states and when you roll over it loads the
image again, even though it's the same one. Try the nav on the WSG site in
IE and you'll see the same happens to
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