[WSG] Padding Margin Problem

I'm doing something fairly simple. The problem arises when I apply margins to my #header. When I simply apply margin:10px to the #header, the left, right, and bottom work but not the top. When, however, I apply a padding-top:10px to the #wrapper and set the top margin of the #header to 0,

Re: [WSG] Padding Margin Problem

Works fine here with Firefox 1.0.7 + web developer toolbar, irrespective of whether or not the top margin of #header is set to 0. On 2/6/06, Paula Petrik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm doing something fairly simple. The problem arises when I apply margins to my #header. When I simply apply

Re: [WSG] Re: Moral High-horse

Because there's a difference between normative standards (ISO etc., in some legal environment), and best-practise (W3C and the web world - it works with RFC's on the elementary level, but unfortunately not on the surface). -- Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com |

Re: [WSG] Padding Margin Problem

Joshua, Yes, the one that I have up is the way that I want it to look. But if you set the following to the #header: #header { width: 720px; background-color:#66; margin: 10px auto 10px auto; border-top: 1px solid black; border-bottom: 1px solid black; } and the following to the #wrapper

Re: [WSG] parse error

Lori Cole wrote: Hello, I am trying to learn how to be web standards compliant by modifying an example that Eric Meyer gives in his book On CSS but I am getting a parse error when I try to CSS validate this page: http://members.cox.net/loricole/Week4a.html Invalid number : background-color

Re: [WSG] DIV Target

blqberi wrote: Is it possible for me to target a div tag? Say I click on a link and I only want specific info. to load within a certain div tag is that possible? How would I go about doing this? Any help offered in the matter will be greatly appreciated. Yes, you can do that with almost

Re: [WSG] DIV Target

No, Kerry wanted something Javascript related, like what Samuel mentioned. There are a couple options. One is you could load content that's hidden, but is still on the page. The other is getting content from the server when it's requested. The second is harder than the first. What exactly are you

Re: [WSG] parse error

Lori Cole wrote: http://members.cox.net/loricole/Week4a.html Also, when the CSS validator asks for a background color in the instances I have left it out, if I assign it as white then the backgrounds interfere with the background logo. The validator is right when saying 'too many values'.

[WSG] parse error fixed

Thanks Dejan and Lachlan. The body changes allowed the page to validate. IE is not displaying the main heading but Mozilla and Opera are. I guess I can just leave it. Lori

Re: [WSG] parse error fixed

Lori Cole wrote: IE is not displaying the main heading but Mozilla and Opera are. I guess I can just leave it. http://members.cox.net/loricole/Week4a.html Adding: h1 {position: relative;} ...will take care of that IE bug. regards Georg -- http://www.gunlaug.no

Re: [WSG] Call for a new (scalable) business case for web standards.

Jay wrote: So here is the question: What are the benefits of web standards for small business that can be sufficiently measured in results for the business both in the long and short term? Jay, been thinking about this for a few days. As youve pointed out, youre really interested in small

[WSG] html tables and formatting help needed

Hi. doing a star trek page, or updated it. now need your help, if any html gurus out there. now my main problem with my page, for the four recent series of star trek from 1987, got the cast with the actors name and part, but for some reason, the two headings, would like side by side, but under

Re: [WSG] html tables and formatting help needed

Can you point us towards an example page? marvin hunkin wrote: Hi. doing a star trek page, or updated it. now need your help, if any html gurus out there. now my main problem with my page, for the four recent series of star trek from 1987, got the cast with the actors name and part, but for

Re: [WSG] Call for a new (scalable) business case for web standards.

So here is the question: What are the benefits of web standards for small business that can be sufficiently measured in results for the business both in the long and short term? I've been thinking a bit about this one... Actually, I think some of the benefits touted for large-scale sites

[WSG] A hand with text wrapping around images in CSS?

Hi everyone, I would like to ask here, if there is a possibility making my texts wrap around the bottom of my images here http://www.webnauts.net/redesign/test.html, without becoming rubbish when resizing the page. Thanks in advance for your kind help. Best wishes and regards, John

Re: [WSG] A hand with text wrapping around images in CSS?

On 06/02/2006, at 5:30 PM, John S. Britsios wrote: I would like to ask here, if there is a possibility making my texts wrap around the bottom of my images here http://www.webnauts.net/redesign/test.html, without becoming rubbish when resizing the page. We've discussed this one before (a