Sounds good, you've sold it to me. It's update time!
Quoting Mark Harwood WebMail@, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 14:50 , Dan Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
You're preaching to the converted here, mate :) On this list, IE is only
ever
mentioned in vain. I've got Firefox 0.9.2...is
Firefox is excellent.
I still prefer my Opera though
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Dan Webb wrote:
I've got Firefox 0.9.2...is it worth getting v1.0PR?
If you're reliant on specific extensions with your current FF, just
double check that they're compatible with 1.0PR before making the
switch. Beyond that, it looks like a reasonably stable release (although
it does feel just
I have a page where some styles don't display initially in IE5.5. It
works in Mozilla, so as usual it's IE that's the culprit. The page is
here == http://www.facs.gov.au/_newsite3/pub.htm
The first paragraph is supposed to have a background colour (eg. a
'breakout' box), and the H2 heading should
Anura wrote:
What happens is that once the page has loaded, if you scroll down and
then scroll up again, the styles are then displayed. Hit refresh, and
they disappear again. Also, I notice that hitting the ALT key makes
those styles disappear.
I haven't checked, but it sounds a lot like the
After a very quick look, change #bodynav li a to display: inline; instead
of block fixes it for me. (IE6 XPsp2)
David
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Ted,
This sort of problem is often fixed by zeroing the margins on the
text... in this case, perhaps, on the ul.
-Hugh Todd
Here's my first question. In firefox win it looks fine. In IE, I
have about 10-15px margin between the topnav and the content div.
I've played with the margin on the
Ted Drake wrote:
Here's my first question. In firefox win it looks fine. In IE, I have about 10-15px margin between the topnav and the content div. I've played with the margin on the topmenu and that does have an impact. I've made the gap smaller by defining the margin on topmenu, but it still
i'll be there. see you this evening.
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Hi,
In the following code, I've been unsuccessful aligning the submit
button flush with the top of the UA. Would some one correct the boggle.
Respectfully,
Chris
http://ckimedia.com
style type=text/css media=screen
body{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
background-color: #FFF;
I had seen the Peerkaboo bug but discounted it because (1) I'm using
IE5 but the article mentions IE6. I can't get the claimed bug to work,
and (2) it doesn't really match my situation.
However, in tinkering with different forms of layout (absolute widths
for columns, relative widths for columns,
As some of you may know, I've been scouring the Net for some way to
display Unicode text accurately in webpages. The only application I had
been able to find, which would allow me to edit Unicode text on the
server, was SubEthaEdit. It's a wonderful app., but a few html tools
usually save me a
Just wondering if anyone knows much about the impact of absolute positioning
on people who are using screen magnifiers.
see you tonight...
Lisa
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Could it be because of the colour depth on the mac?
Jpeg makes an approximation of the colours used (like in the original
file) for better optimisation.
So on the PC its using a different colour depth and the jpeg appears
okay but on the mac it has a more limited depth so it doesnt?
Pencil tool
From the way I read it they're both at 32 bit. My guess would be that safari is
using ColorSync to match the jpg to what it would like in print, which would be
fine if you weren't trying to match it the gif next-door. You might have to use
one format or the other (or switch both to png, which is
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