On Friday, July 3, 2009 11:05:26 pm Linda Quinn wrote:
> Any suggestions on where I can look?
The firebug extension for Firefox is great for this. It'll show you exactly
which rules are being applied, what's being over ruled from other selectors
that also apply, and which files they're in. It'
On 4/07/2009, at 1:32 PM, Chris Akins wrote:
> Can you clarify the above? In my mind, old school is table-based
> design with sliced images. CSS-based layouts with background images
> for non-content visuals is the new way, right? Is there a newer way
> yet that's now the current standard? Many
Actually ... all of the text is centered - it is just that the Qs are
shorter and hence the centering is more obvious. If they were longer
questions they would appear like the answers (and vice-versa).
Removing the declaration in sidebar.css seemed to work (not sure if that
messes up anything
Hey folks - I'm laying out a pretty basic site right now and it's looking
fine in everything except Internet Explorer on a PC.
There's just a little too much space between the "Lavender..." image in the
header and the picture of Thai food underneath it.
Lines up great in Safari, Firefox (Mac) and
I am working on a rather involved site — it started as a simple job
that grew exponentially, and I guess I ended up repeating some of the
css rules in subsequent files. The problem I am having is that I
cannot get paragraph text that does not take up a full line to align
left.
If you look
> I would urge you to rethink how this page is being put together. The
> whole 'slices' approach to background images is very 'old skool'. You
> should look at getting your markup valid and semantic, then isolating
> the background images, borders required to achieve your design.
Can you clarify t
On 4/07/2009, at 6:08 AM, Doug Stumberger wrote:
> Problem description:
>
> Text that is to the right of a left-floated IMG tag in a "stream_item"
> article description is offset horizontally in Internet Explorer 7, 8
> but not
> in Firefox or Safari. The top of the text to the right of the ima
> Tony Lush wrote:
> >> On this page http://tinyurl.com/mo88uz the headlines in the left
> >> column under "Course Description" go the full width of the
> >> containing Div and overlap the 30% width, right-floated Div to the
> >> right.
> >>
> >> Is there a way to prevent this?
>
> Try something
On 4/07/2009, at 1:38 AM, Chris Akins wrote:
> The page with the tabs showing:
>
> http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/traffic/
>
>
> The page with the tabs NOT showing - gone AWOL:
>
> http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/tabs/home.jsp
Setting #header to height: 178px won't solve your problem
Chris Akins wrote:
> The page with the tabs showing:
>
> http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/traffic/
>
> The page with the tabs NOT showing - gone AWOL:
>
> http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/tabs/home.jsp
>
>
While unlikely to help finding the missing tabs, validating the markup
might b
I'll look into the errors. I try to always validate my code, and the
basic page we're using on this site has been validating. I ran this
page through the validator the other day and saw many of the same
errors. Several - probably most - are from a couple jsp include files
- files which I have no
2009/7/3 talofo talofo :
> ...
>
> I need to have the same height columns and allow the borders of those
> columns, to stay at the same heigh too. Yes, familiar, I know...
> I realise that there are techniques that use a container to contain the
> columns, and then, define overflow:hidden; to the c
Problem description:
Text that is to the right of a left-floated IMG tag in a "stream_item"
article description is offset horizontally in Internet Explorer 7, 8 but not
in Firefox or Safari. The top of the text to the right of the image should
be even with the top of the image.
Site: www.race
Tony Lush wrote:
>> On this page http://tinyurl.com/mo88uz the headlines in the left
>> column under "Course Description" go the full width of the
>> containing Div and overlap the 30% width, right-floated Div to the
>> right.
>>
>> Is there a way to prevent this?
Try something along these lines.
Hello again,
I have clean up the code (I suppose), and added the three columns already
discussed and solved earlier with the help of this mailing-list. - (Mail
subject: "Centering floated elements ?") .
The task seems so simple, but achieve it seems like a nightmare (according
to the layout struc
> On this page http://tinyurl.com/mo88uz the headlines in the left column under
> "Course Description" go the full width of the containing Div and overlap the
> 30% width, right-floated Div to the right.
>
> Is there a way to prevent this?
>
> Thanks -- Tony--
This is happening in most browse
On this page http://tinyurl.com/mo88uz the headlines in the left column under
"Course Description" go the full width of the containing Div and overlap the
30% width, right-floated Div to the right.
Is there a way to prevent this?
Thanks -- Tony--
Tony Lush
The page with the tabs showing:
http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/traffic/
CSS:
http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/css/reset.css
http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/css/3col.css
The page with the tabs NOT showing - gone AWOL:
http://www.springfieldmo.gov/newsite/tabs/home.jsp
CSS:
http
Debbie Roes wrote:
>
> One more question... Both HTML5 and CSS3 have been mentioned and suggested.
> I don't know much about either but would be happy to research and learn.
> However, I am concerned about the always present and dreaded issues with IE6
> (and sometimes IE7). Would the rounded corn
> ... But in IE ...the background div is being displayed above
> the gallery. Here is my code:
> ...
> #wrapper {
> ...
> position: relative;
> }
> ...
> #slideshow_bg {
> position: absolute;
> z-index: 100;
> ...}
> ...
> .imageGalleryWrapper {
> ...
> position: absolute;
> z-index: 200;
> ...
> }
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