On 9 Aug 2005, at 11:19 am, Wayne Godfrey wrote:
Wouldn't IE for Mac also be influenced by the hacks below?
body.index #main {
margin-left: 250px;
_margin-left: 245px; /* IE hack */
margin-right: 15px;
_margin-right: 10px; /* IE hack */
background-co
Wouldn't IE for Mac also be influenced by the hacks below?
body.index #main {
margin-left: 250px;
_margin-left: 245px; /* IE hack */
margin-right: 15px;
_margin-right: 10px; /* IE hack */
background-color: transparent;
}
The testing I've done on IE Mac
Darren Wood wrote:
> I use a very simple rule that will allow for CSS validation...
>
> Its the " * html " selector
As a side note:
- Conditional Comments are IE/Win only (>= v5),
- the star selector hack works with IE/Mac too.
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
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You're not alone, Ted.
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Hi Al
I didn't realize you were on the list. Your web site and coding was
an
inspiration to me when I first switched to CSS and standards-based
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You're not alone, Ted.
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Hi Al
I didn't realize you were on the list. Your web
Hi Al
I didn't realize you were on the list. Your web site and coding was an
inspiration to me when I first switched to CSS and standards-based design.
Thanks
Ted
www.tdrake.net
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Thanks, everyone. That's a start on figuring out what to do with
this. I'll ruminate on it for a bit, do a few tests, maybe let a few
of my readers test it out at a test page and then decide how to deploy
it on the site.
Kwok Ting Lee
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Proper IE Hacks
When using these filters, be careful - IE7 is coming...
Wise words.
Al Sparber
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http://www.projectseven.com
"Designing with CSS is sometimes like barreling down a crumbli
So my brain has made this entirely too complicated, huh? Can't imagine
that!
I'm using an @import rule, so my good style sheet would remain the same
(sans IE hacks) and I can put only the IE hacks in a file with the
conditional comments around it, is that correct? That's so simple.
Thanks Dav
I use a very simple rule that will allow for CSS validation...
Its the " * html " selector
IE thinks there's an extra element outside the HTML element...as we
know there isn't. what this means is we can exploit it for our IE
hack. Have a look at the example:
#wrapper { /* all browsers other th
When using these filters, be careful - IE7 is coming...
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Wayne Godfrey wrote:
I feel a bit dumb asking this, but there's so much to learn and some
things sink in better than others! Anyway, I've had to do some hacks
to get IE to display my site correctly. Now those hacks are causing my
CSS to not validate. The question is what is the proper way to f
I feel a bit dumb asking this, but there's so much to learn and some
things sink in better than others! Anyway, I've had to do some hacks to
get IE to display my site correctly. Now those hacks are causing my CSS
to not validate. The question is what is the proper way to fix this
predicament? I
sam sherlock wrote:
You should check out the creamweaver task force sit
I know it's probably a typo, but nonetheless "creamweaver" had me
chuckling there for a while...
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On 08/08/05, Drake, Ted C. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was looking through the w3c specs and came across this example that seems
> to be perfect. But I can't get it to work. Has anyone worked with this
> before?
>
> http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/generate.html#scope
Yes. See http://plano.lib.i
Hi All
I've been struggling with the ability to increment nested ordered lists.
I'm trying to update a page that was built with multiple paragraphs that
lead off with 1.1...1.2> Etc etc
Naturally, I'd like to replace these with
.
I was looking through the w3c specs and came across th
Hi,
I've just had a look at the Studio 8 presentation and it looks like Macromedia
are really addressing some key issues with coding for CSS. Dreamweaver MX 2004
doesn't render your css layouts at all well. But having said that I use
Dreamweaver MX 2005 in code view all the time to develop web
This is usually off-topic, but I would like to add that WASP has been
working with Macromedia and it looks like it has paid off. Macromedia is
announcing the new Dreamweaver 8 and it looks like their support for
standards-based programming has grown tremendously. The flash movie has a
sneak previe
Hi,
You should check out
the creamweaver task force sit
There are a number of
adjustments and customisations you'll need to make
http://webstandards.org/act/campaign/dwtf/
atb> Sam
Angus at InfoForce
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I
do not know if this is off topic for this list. Just incase pleas
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to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you.
I am a web site designer that hand codes with EditPlus and like to build
header and footer files (basic template(. I am about to start working with
an individual that uses FrontPage for w
Bruce
If you don't want your columns to drop down you need to make sure the sum of
the columns widths does not equal more than the width of the container. If
you need a tight layout, it's worth spending some time to establish filters
to deliver special widths to IE.
I believe most people go for t
try
#left_column{/*positioning for left column*/
float:left;
width:300px;
}
#right_column{/*positioning for right column*/
float:right;
width:200px;
}
may be u'll have less problems...
#left_column{/*positioning for left column*/float:left;width:310px;margin-left:15px;
}#right_column{/*positioning
I am always having trouble with my floats dropping below the container
\s they are being floated against in IE. Other than reducing the
amount of space (since IE adds extra padding I believe), is there a
good way to prevent this from occurring?
for example I have two columns with the css as:
#lef
On 8 Aug 2005 at 13:47, Kwok Ting Lee wrote:
> Anyway, the
> question I have is (and this may be somewhat off-topic), but how would
> one go about hiding the Chinese characters for those people who do not
> have Chinese fonts enabled on their system?
I didn't test it, but it should work: With Ja
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