[css-d] CSS Vertical Menu help

[BHomis]

Has anyone seen a free CSS vertical menu whose sub-folders open either up  
or down based on where they are on the page so as to not have its  options 
off your screen edge?  I'm sure I worded that wrong.  It  basically needs to 
sense where the display edge is, and open in whichever  direction that 
allows it to open in total view.  I'm looking for something  similar to HV Menu 
(_http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/hvmenu/_ 
(http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/hvmenu/) ),  but HV Menu is 
JavaScript.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Re: [css-d] Using floats for tables

[Yolanda Aguirre]

Georg!
Thank you so much for your help. It works properly now! I tested it in 
BrowserLab and it looks good.

I knew I used too many divs but wasn't sure how to approach it and didn't know 
about _tabular data_ but I'll read up on it and see how to streamline the 
listing.

Regards,
Yolanda

On May 15, 2012, at 6:43 PM, Georg wrote:

> On 15.05.2012 17:36, Yolanda Aguirre wrote:
>> I've gone to BrowserLab and tested this page and it looks as intended in all 
>> but IE 6&  7.
>> http://www.blossombeautylounge.com/services/index.html
> 
> It's your clearing that disturb those old buggers.
> 
> Delete 'clear: right' on the following 4 elements...
> 
> .table, .table-left, .table-right, .table-left2
> 
> ...or change it to 'clear: none', and IE6/7 are likely to behave themselves. 
> Other browsers don't need clearing on those elements either, as those floats 
> stack naturally as is.
> 
> I have no idea how many who use those versions, other that IE6 is below the 
> 1% mark in the US.
> 
> Aside: I see no point in using divs and other elements to simulate 
> table-layout in your case.  The content you have in there can easily be 
> classified as _tabular data_, which calls for a proper _HTML TABLE_. But ... 
> what HTML elements you choose to use is not a CSS problem :-)
> 
> regards
>Georg
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[css-d] conditional form dropdown lists... (possible OT)

[Michael Beaudoin]

Not sure if this is possible with CSS, but heck, I'm surely no expert...

Is it possible to have a drop down list, say with 5 cities. When one  
city is chosen, another drop down list below shows with some park  
names. If another city is chosen then the list below changes to other  
park names.


If this is off-topic and it's not CSS, please respond off list.

Thanks so much,
Michael
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Re: [css-d] Using floats for tables

[Georg]

On 15.05.2012 17:36, Yolanda Aguirre wrote:

I've gone to BrowserLab and tested this page and it looks as intended in all but IE 
6&  7.
http://www.blossombeautylounge.com/services/index.html


It's your clearing that disturb those old buggers.

Delete 'clear: right' on the following 4 elements...

.table, .table-left, .table-right, .table-left2

...or change it to 'clear: none', and IE6/7 are likely to behave 
themselves. Other browsers don't need clearing on those elements either, 
as those floats stack naturally as is.


I have no idea how many who use those versions, other that IE6 is below 
the 1% mark in the US.


Aside: I see no point in using divs and other elements to simulate 
table-layout in your case.  The content you have in there can easily be 
classified as _tabular data_, which calls for a proper _HTML TABLE_. But 
... what HTML elements you choose to use is not a CSS problem :-)


regards
Georg
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[css-d] Using floats for tables

[Yolanda Aguirre]

Hi,
I created a web site for a friend of mine. There's a Services page that has a 
listing. Since I know tables aren't used as much anymore I decided to use 
floats. I've validated my site for html and css and it's passed except for the 
gradient code in the css.

I've gone to BrowserLab and tested this page and it looks as intended in all 
but IE 6 & 7. I don't know how to fix this and wondered are there that many 
users still with those versions? Have I created the code incorrectly? The rest 
of the site is fine. It's only this page.

http://www.blossombeautylounge.com/services/index.html

Your help is appreciated. 

Yolanda
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Re: [css-d] weird rendering issue in a few versions of IE

[David Postill]

On Tue, 15 May 2012 01:04:09 -0700, Sacha Moufarrege wrote:

| On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Philip TAYLOR  wrote:
| 
| >
| > /Some/ of those are things like missing alt tags, which will render
| > your page inaccessible to the blind and partially sighted; many are
| > not, and just a single error may be all that is causing your problem.
| > Fix the errors (all of them) and then see if there is any improvement;
| > if not, report back.
| >
| > Philip Taylor
| >
| 
| 
| I've corrected all of the aforementioned errors and the site is now XHTML
| valid. However, the rendering issue (page loads strangely in IE8) described
| in the original post still persists. Any ideas?
| 
| The updated template can be found at http://cssd.sigil93.net/

You haven't fixed the 108 css errors:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css21&warning=0&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fcssd.sigil93.net%2F
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Re: [css-d] weird rendering issue in a few versions of IE

[Sacha Moufarrege]

On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Philip TAYLOR  wrote:

>
> /Some/ of those are things like missing alt tags, which will render
> your page inaccessible to the blind and partially sighted; many are
> not, and just a single error may be all that is causing your problem.
> Fix the errors (all of them) and then see if there is any improvement;
> if not, report back.
>
> Philip Taylor
>


I've corrected all of the aforementioned errors and the site is now XHTML
valid. However, the rendering issue (page loads strangely in IE8) described
in the original post still persists. Any ideas?

The updated template can be found at http://cssd.sigil93.net/

Thanks so much for your time!

-S
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