This is way above me but isn't that what the below method does?
http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/ufo/
if so how does he do it?
it seems to be the savy solution
hope my reply is relevant
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Im not sure on the exact reason why in line styles are not accepted but
i assume its because they are not as efficient as putting styles into a
linked style sheet or into the header. I mean the only reason i can see
that they dont validate is because its sort of sloppy and defeats the
sorry my mistake - i forgot inline styles are valid but not best practices.
you guys are right in all you say but i dont know if you understand
exactly what im saying.
A textpattern form with inline styles, only gets loaded once and when
a change is made to it every page on the site is
John Faulds wrote:
only CSS in an external stylesheet gets cached...
ok john that settles it. no more inline styles in my forms. thanks.
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I should have said we can still create templates for the pages that
are the same as long as all styles are created using the CSS (so that
download time is faster).
huh...that doesnt make sense?... i dont know
I read somewhere that the latest gen adobe external js script method for
flash embedding fixes a stacking bug when it comes to z-index. are you
using that method to embed?
CK wrote:
Hi,
How does CSS z-index and flash commingle, or does the solution rest
with scripting?
CK
On Dec 20,
hi,
If i can ask an old question, whats the best way to get margins and
padding to be set the same across all browsers.
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From a web typography stanpoint its nice and clean but somehow its not
as comfortable to read as it could be.
Maybe crank up the leading and possibly the font size as well. maybe
make the horizontal word count less. Maybe spend a bit of time styling
some heads and subhead to break up the
Hi,
On the below 3 column page
http://www.jfl.ie/index.php
under the header image part there is the search input box and a blue bar
that spans across the wrapper.
2 of the 3 columns below that, the center and right navigation column,
need to be positioned with a negative top coordinates.
Hi can anyone suggest how i might get this definition list to wrap around
the thumb image which is inside the h2 tag. It wraps in ff and safari
and netscape but not in ie:
I cant move the image out of the h2 its dynamically generated from the
cms.
heres the url:
All right-after reading all the posts on this topic ive been reviewing
my rational for sticking with fixed width layouts for the last 50 sites
ive designed.
Where can i find the latest tutorials, articles and examples of creating
relative sized layouts.
Specifically can anyone recommend a site
Hi-first this is a confusing post but i cant put it simply.
Theres a div acting up in ie7(6 as well?) -
http://www.eaf.textdriven.com/testie.html
it shows up on the bottom right of the ie7 screen but works in ff and safari
Since i was made aware of the problem Ive made changes but need to see
Simon Moss wrote:
Hi Kevin,
You could use conditional comments to serve that up exclusively to IE7
- but does the #gradient div really need to be outside the #wrapper
div? Would a z-index not place it over the #rightcol div?
Good question-I had thought about that briefly but i have a phobia
.
In school the teacher has to teach for the dumbest kids in the class and
that ruins it for everyone else.
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Paul Novitski wrote:
So you're saying that someone using an 800-pixel-wide monitor probably
wouldn't know what it's like to see the same page with a
1000-pixel-wide monitor?
A user that has they're screen resolution set to 800x600 is well used to
scrolling.
The school analogy wasn't
Terrence Wood wrote:
I'm curious as to why you need a hack for safari as it's a reasonably
compliant browser. What are you trying to work around?
Hi Terrence,
In this case its to compliant for my design-which the client has all
ready approved. I didn't foresee this issue and cant change
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}
*#home #nav-home a,
#news #nav-news a,
#products #nav-products a,
#about #nav-about a,
#contact #nav-contact a* {
background-position:100% -150px;
color:#333;
padding-bottom:5px;
}
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Thanks nick i might need to implement that js fix.
The sliding doors method, or any that ive seen, only works if all the
tabs are the same colour.
I will have to change my design cause i dont have time to figure id
out-in fact even if i did have the time
that would be a tough nut to crack.
Hi,
Whats the method of setting the overflow of a div to scroll vertically
only.
I saw it here a long time ago but cant find anything online about it.
I thought it was something like overflow: scroll-y; but i cant remember.
-thanks
kevin
Sorry folks - problem solved,
i found the anwser in the list- archives
overflow-y:scroll;
kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Hi,
Whats the method of setting the overflow of a div to scroll vertically
only.
I saw it here a long time ago but cant find anything online about it.
I thought it was something
I was in your situation about six months ago and someone on the list
recommended textpattern.
The textpattern text editor textdrive is meant to be easy to
learn-clients can do simple formatting to their content updates easily.
I was able to train a client to use it in one sitting. Still if i
I dont know, im stuck with it.
Heres my progress
http://eaf.textdriven.com/
Sander Aarts wrote:
kevin mcmonagle schreef:
The sliding doors method, or any that ive seen, only works if all the
tabs are the same colour.
I don't see why. If every tab has its own id you can define different
First get a feel for the content, play around with different ways of
presenting it using a graphics app and or sketching- i use illustrator.
The presentation should come naturally from the needs of the content -
web standards practices support this way of working.
When the illustrator file
Parker, Simi (DPS) wrote:
Hi everyone
I am investigating some potential issues with our live broadcasting
service and if you use an O/S / browser / media player configuration
other than Windows / Internet Explorer / Windows Media player, I would
really appreciate your feedback and/or
Hi,
Is there a way to do this unobtrusively and validly? see div ids:
div id=/wrapper/
div id=/visible all the time/
/div
div id=/hidden but expands when link clicked/,
/div
/div
div id=/wrapper/
div id=/visible all the time/
/div
div id=/hidden but expands when
broke and everybody's pointing fingers.
Today i just told them to go back to using table based layouts and i
will restrict my designs accordingly- i cant listen to the whining anymore.
What would you have done in this situation?
-best
kevin mcmonagle
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Yes I agree a min width would be good, if not maybe look into png
transparency for the floating logo.
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/png_overlay_with_no_extra_markup.asp
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I think in your situation though it's the choice of your client as to
their code.
Find another client - or risk sounding like a whiner yourself. At the
end of the day, you can give clients informed choice...
Good advice: I dont want to come off as a whiner because thats not what
i would
hi all,
Just wondering what the best way set width and height on a horizontal
list menu like this
http://www.nwtc.ie/home.html
so that a user-sizing the fonts wont break the layout but can still
change font size.
Thanks
-kevin
Whats the current web standards position on jump menus?
I've never used them as top level navigation before but i have a situate
where im considering it. If it is permissible what are the guidelines?
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The padding changes on the active state did you try defining it for that
state?
Ted Drake wrote:
I’m trying to investigate an issue with a button that uses sliding doors for
flexibility. It looks good for normal and hover states. On the active state,
the button changes sizes and the
Does this site use some kind of image replacement/substitution technique
for the headers?
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Hello,
This has been discussed before but i was wondering about new input.
I've tendered on a big job and i will be up against a lot of competition.
What are some web standards selling points that might get through to a
completely uniformed, unsavy client.
The job requires a cms, ill be using
Hello,
Thanks for all the suggestion for the background image.
I have one more problem with this site.
www.arena7.ie/index2.html
click on the function room link in the far right of the top nav bar.
notice that when the link is clicked the layout breaks.
this is because the right border turned
Hi,
Just one more question about this page:
http://www.arena7.ie/index2.html
When viewing the above page with ie6 pc can you see the diagonal striped
bacground pattern?
I have ie6 running locally on an old machine thats offline and its not
showing up.
thanks for all the help
-best
?
www.mcmonagle.biz/arena7
-best
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David and lindsay,
Thanks for the advice on clearing the floats. Can you check that this
layout holds up in ie 6 now?
~davidLaakso wrote:
The problem that may need to be addressed is that the page is
brittle. Font-scaling will expand thenav and drop the float.
Yeah i will have to
yes it was only netscape 6 mac that was causing problems which are now
fixed:
The problem was that netscape would pick up the a: link text colorfont
size: then use the rest of the styles from a nav decendant selector that it
should have been using for everything. Im away from my desk for the
Hi,
The css navbar is'nt working in netscape 6 mac.
The regular a link state is the problem,
for some reason the text color is not what it should be in netscape 6mac.
http://www.mcmonagle.biz/finalone.html
thanks in advance
-Kevin
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Hi,
I had sent a post earlier regarding trouble that I was having with a navbar
in ns 6 mac.
Well i solved the problem.
For the nav bar links i created a decendant selector like this:
#nav a:link {...}
#nav a:hover {...}
But i also had the regular link states specified in the style sheet, like
The top right links are not positioning properly in ie 5 mac either.
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Hi Russ,
At your recommendation i made my layout simple.
It now works in ie4 and up. Thank you very much.
However the image in the div mast dosnt show up in netscape, can you tell
me why?
I've encluded most of the style sheet in this email.
Nearly there.
-Kevin
BODY {
marging: 0 0;
Hi guys,
I really need help.
Im building a portfolio site for my graphics work.
Check it out at
www.mcmonagle.biz
The problem:
Browser compatability.
I live in Ireland, i estimate that half the people here use a 4 or 5th
generation browser.
I built this portfolio site using css positioning
Hi all,
I tried to build a portfolio site using web standards code, more or less.
The site consists of a main page for primary navigation and logo with two
inline frames for content/subnav pages.
I didnt use tables on the main page, only css positioning and i had to use
different style sheets
Hi Wsg,
I'm new to css and xml but am starting to get into it.
A page im working on exhibits a placement problem when the viewed in
navigator 6-mac.
The page works well in ie 5-mac.
Does netscape have problems with some positioning values?
The only work around I can think of is doing to sets
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