Re: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread David McDonald
Message - From: James Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, November 7, 2003 12:03 pm Subject: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla > > Hi guys, > > Is there a known CSS hack to hide styles from Mozilla based browsers? > > For those that are curious... > > I'v

RE: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread James Silva
http://www.gruden.com -Original Message- From: James Ellis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 1:21 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla Yep, I'm doing that as well. I contain the #overflow container in a a

Re: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread James Ellis
Yep, I'm doing that as well. I contain the #overflow container in a another div with fixed width. | #container |#overflow| |       |#float| Then use a clear:both break under both to force a footer below the longest content. The overflow div should resize to the width of the container. HTH

RE: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread James Silva
> It has a fixed height, auto width. If I set the width to fixed it (horiz > scroll) appears... Unfortunately the width needs to be set (as there's a floating div to form a second column) > Your other option is to repeatedly tap your client on the head with a > toffee hammer until they see the

RE: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla [Virus checkedAU]

2003-11-06 Thread James Silva
Thanks Vik... I thought about something like that, but odds are, those selectors WILL be support in newer versions of browsers... i guess my question should have been "how can i apply a style ONLY to IE browsers?". Because bottom line, i dont really want the height property to be set for any bro

RE: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread James Silva
> You could try mixing 'n matching hacks from here: > http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/ Thanks Lindsay... * html #pageText { height : 280px; } Did the trick. Height property is only set by IE browsers. Weird.. but it works :) James Silva Web Producti

Re: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread James Ellis
Hi James I don't get the horizontal scroller in either IE6 or Mozilla/FB or Opera7 (need to check Kafari)... here's the CSS: #stupidclient { border : 3px inset #aaa; background-color : #fff; height : 200px; width : auto; overflow : auto; padding : 2px; } It has a fixed height, auto width. If I

Re: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla [Virus checkedAU]

2003-11-06 Thread Viktor . Radnai
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> om> cc:

RE: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread Lindsay Evans
James Silva wrote: > Is there a known CSS hack to hide styles from Mozilla based browsers? You could try mixing 'n matching hacks from here: http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/ -- Lindsay Evans. Developer, Red Square Productions. [p] 8596.4000 [f] 8596.4001 [w] www.redsquare.com.au **

Re: [WSG] hiding styles from mozilla (Out of Office)

2003-11-06 Thread Sarah Adams
Hi, I will be away until Monday 10 November. If you require an urgent Intranet or Internet update please contact Peter Walker on ext 2667 or Meredith Jones on ext 2612. If you are contacting me regarding the Annual Report please contact Peter Walker on ext 2667, or Paul Johnston on ext 2965. T

[WSG] hiding styles from mozilla

2003-11-06 Thread James Silva
Hi guys, Is there a known CSS hack to hide styles from Mozilla based browsers? For those that are curious... I've got a client that is hell bent on having a fixed height site (sigh). They want the header/footer to remain fixed while the body content scrolls. Now, this is straight forward to ac