Re: [css-d] Alignment Issue

2009-07-02 Thread Alan Gresley 
J.M. Knowles wrote:
 David Laakso wrote:
 This seemed to help on a local file in Mac OS X 10.4.11: Opera/10b 
 (6522), FF/3.5, Safari/4. Try it on your end and see what you think. 
 BTW, you've used font-weight: bolder; twice in that declaration.
 .location {
 background-image:url(Button00.png);  :: delete ::
 background:url(Button00.png) no-repeat; add
 margin-top: -1px;   ::add }
 
 Thanks for catching that extra font weight.  This works - any idea why?


Another way to avoid having the object slider under the navigation 
below by adjusting the height of the div.menu to equal the height of 
div#nav.

.menu {
   margin-top:46px; /* Changed from 4px */
   margin-left:-1px;
   position:relative;
}

For margin-top to equal height.

#nav { height:46px; }


I do not know how this affects other browser.


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Re: [css-d] Alignment issue

2009-06-29 Thread Bob Rosenberg 
At 09:59 -0800 on 11/22/2006, Russ Peters wrote about [css-d] Alignment issue:

http://www.redcanoecu.com/index1.asp

This gets a error message. The text is:


There was error while processing your request.
Please try again. Contact Red Canoe Credit Union at 800-562-5611 or 
email i...@redcanoecu.com if you continue to receive this error or 
try a search.



Also, in IE6 if you go from the home page to the LOANS page do you get
an error message? I keep an error only in IE6 and it's so vague that I
can't pinpoint the problem. I'm still working on that one...but if you
see something there I'd love to hear it.

When I go to your index.asp page (which I assume is the index1.asp 
page without modifications, you have the following tags which, since 
you are XHTML, should be lower case (they get validation errors):

META HTTP-EQUIV=Pragma CONTENT=no-cache
META HTTP-EQUIV=Expires CONTENT=-1

They should be:

meta http-equiv=pragma content=no-cache
meta http-equiv=expires content=-1
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[css-d] Alignment Issue

2009-06-28 Thread J.M. Knowles 
http://www.extravaganzacreative.com/work/whitney/demo1/

On my nav bar I use the class location to display a blue tab.  I have 
set the height, width, padding and margins the same as the #nav a 
elements that make the links in the rest of the menu.  However - the 
text appears a bit lower (I am viewing on a Mac with Firefox 3 and 
Safari 3 and the image I use for my location tab hangs below the other 
items in navigation.  Can someone please tell me what is going on 
because I would love to understand it.
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Re: [css-d] Alignment Issue

2009-06-28 Thread J.M. Knowles 
David Laakso wrote:
 This seemed to help on a local file in Mac OS X 10.4.11: Opera/10b 
 (6522), FF/3.5, Safari/4. Try it on your end and see what you think. 
 BTW, you've used font-weight: bolder; twice in that declaration.
 .location {
 background-image:url(Button00.png);  :: delete ::
 background:url(Button00.png) no-repeat; add
 margin-top: -1px;   ::add }

Thanks for catching that extra font weight.  This works - any idea why?
















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Re: [css-d] Alignment Issue

2009-06-28 Thread David Laakso 
J.M. Knowles wrote:
 David Laakso wrote:
 This seemed to help on a local file in Mac OS X 10.4.11: Opera/10b 
 (6522), FF/3.5, Safari/4. Try it on your end and see what you think. 
 BTW, you've used font-weight: bolder; twice in that declaration.
 .location {
 background-image:url(Button00.png);  :: delete ::
 background:url(Button00.png) no-repeat; add
 margin-top: -1px;   ::add }

 Thanks for catching that extra font weight.  This works - any idea why?





Sorry. No clue. Hang on. Someone else who has a clue may come along with 
a better solution along with a technical explanation.




































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Re: [css-d] Alignment Issue

2009-06-28 Thread David Laakso 
J.M. Knowles wrote:
 http://www.extravaganzacreative.com/work/whitney/demo1/

 On my nav bar I use the class location to display a blue tab.  I have 
 set the height, width, padding and margins the same as the #nav a 
 elements that make the links in the rest of the menu.  However - the 
 text appears a bit lower (I am viewing on a Mac with Firefox 3 and 
 Safari 3 and the image I use for my location tab hangs below the other 
 items in navigation.  Can someone please tell me what is going on 
 because I would love to understand it.
   






This seemed to help on a local file in Mac OS X 10.4.11: Opera/10b 
(6522), FF/3.5, Safari/4. Try it on your end and see what you think. 
BTW, you've used font-weight: bolder; twice in that declaration.
.location {
background-image:url(Button00.png);  :: delete ::
background:url(Button00.png) no-repeat; add
margin-top: -1px;   ::add 
}














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[css-d] Alignment issue

2006-11-22 Thread Russ Peters 
I have two div's for article boxes that I have defined specifically to
be 22em wide and 20em's high.  I have defined a height for these to
control how big the boxes look by default on the screen (they both have
to be the same no matter how much content is in them).  

My problem is that there is a space between the footer and the bottom of
these boxes in both FF and IE7, but in IE6 for some reason it places the
bottom border of the div's flush with the bottom of the main div (or top
of the footer).  I've tried adding margin's to the article div's as well
as a margin to the footer with no success.  Can anyone see what I'm
doing wrong or missing here?  

http://www.redcanoecu.com/index1.asp

Also, in IE6 if you go from the home page to the LOANS page do you get
an error message? I keep an error only in IE6 and it's so vague that I
can't pinpoint the problem. I'm still working on that one...but if you
see something there I'd love to hear it.  

Thanks!

Russ 


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Re: [css-d] Alignment issue

2006-11-22 Thread ~davidLaakso 
Russ Peters wrote:
 I have two div's for article boxes that I have defined specifically to
 be 22em wide and 20em's high.  I have defined a height for these to
 control how big the boxes look by default on the screen (they both have
 to be the same no matter how much content is in them).
If you mean what you say, setting a height will not work. Plug a few 
more paragraphs of text in either box and that text will shoot out the 
bottom. And you may want to set it flush left instead of justified to 
get rid of the rivers.
   

 My problem is that there is a space between the footer and the bottom of
 these boxes in both FF and IE7, but in IE6 for some reason it places the
 bottom border of the div's flush with the bottom of the main div (or top
 of the footer).  I've tried adding margin's to the article div's as well
 as a margin to the footer with no success.  Can anyone see what I'm
 doing wrong or missing here?  
   
Validate the file.
Guessing: try adding padding to #main?
#main {padding-bottom: 3em;}
 http://www.redcanoecu.com/index1.asp

 Also, in IE6 if you go from the home page to the LOANS page do you get
 an error message? I keep an error only in IE6 and it's so vague that I
 can't pinpoint the problem. I'm still working on that one...but if you
 see something there I'd love to hear it.  
   
I do not get an error message. But then I'm running IE6.0 Eolas on XP.
 Russ 
   
Regards,
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