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On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:25:13 +0100, Barney Carroll wrote:
> Thanks for your swift responses, all.
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> The validator gives me an unconditional pass after putting in Kevin's
> properly-formed
> tag:
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> Notepad++ was really nice, but I suspected it was being a bit silly. On a Mac
> I'd use
> BBE
Rick Lecoat wrote:
Note the removal of the space; "li.furniture" refers to a list item
that has the class 'funiture'; "li .furniture" refers to some other
element with a class="furniture" *that is contained within* a list item.
oh boywell that explains it..
Thanks for the tip on the
On 11 Jul 2008, at 12:16, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to target specific classes in a list to apply
different background image to the different links in a list nav?
tried everything i could think of but cant get it to work.
something like:
#navlist li .furniture a
or applyin
Hi Kevin,
Yes, either apply the class to the li or the anchor.
If applying to the anchor make it display: block; so you can then set the
height and width to match the image.
Link Text
Link Text
#nav a { display: block; height: 10px; width: 10px; }
#nav a.img1 { background: url(images/img1
On Jul 11, 2008, at 4:16 AM, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
tried everything i could think of but cant get it to work.
something like:
#navlist li .furniture a
Hi kevin,
You have a space after the li
try this:
#navlist li.furniture a {background: #369}
and markup like so
Chair
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Kevin,
Your solution should work ;) try your approach again - but write out the
list item and class without the space in your css, like this:
#navlist li.furniture a
I've used that on this site here : http://magsbrolly.co.uk/
(the CSS is a little clumsy (done ages ago while learning wordpress) a
I use this on the following pages,
http://solutions.liveperson.com/enterprise/industries/retail.asp check the list
in the right hand side, check the css and the html, hopefully it makes sense.
The default bkgd image is the pdf icon, but I also created an alternate for
flash. You are definitely
Hi,
Is it possible to target specific classes in a list to apply different
background image to the different links in a list nav?
tried everything i could think of but cant get it to work.
something like:
#navlist li .furniture a
or applying the different images to the anchors instead of the
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