Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[Martin Möller]

>> David Laakso  wrote:
> Georg? Face it. Georg Sortun can fix anything.
Well, hes the MacGyver of CSS ;-)

Alan Gresley wrote:
> You will need to make this image much longer (wider than #box2).
> http://www.savespam.com/testcase/image/bg_footer_bite_color1.png
> and apply it to the background of the #box2 div.

You mean a making construct towards a "Sliding Doors" Footer Solution?
Iam gonna try that.
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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[Alan Gresley]

Martin Möller wrote:
> David Laakso  wrote:
>> Best I can do is this.
>> 
>> If it does not "cut it " for you, we're both gonna need a 'pro' to resolve
>> the issue (s).
>> As ever,
>> Quasimodo
> 
> ah you changed the bg colo on the img divr to background:#236B7A none
> repeat scroll 0 0; that would work if the footer would never move
> further down. unfortunately it does *sigh*. the previous content box
> has variable length.
> thank you david - i wonder if maybe Georg has an idea how to tackle
> that css footer?


You will need to make this image much longer (wider than #box2).

http://www.savespam.com/testcase/image/bg_footer_bite_color1.png


and apply it to the background of the #box2 div.


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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[David Laakso]

Martin Möller wrote:
> David Laakso  wrote:
>   
>> Best I can do is this.
>> 
>> If it does not "cut it " for you, we're both gonna need a 'pro' to resolve
>> the issue (s).
>> As ever,
>> Quasimodo
>> 
>
> ah you changed the bg colo on the img divr to background:#236B7A none
> repeat scroll 0 0; that would work if the footer would never move
> further down. unfortunately it does *sigh*. the previous content box
> has variable length.
> thank you david - i wonder if maybe Georg has an idea how to tackle
> that css footer?
>
>   


Georg? Face it. Georg Sortun can fix anything.


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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[Martin Möller]

David Laakso  wrote:
> Best I can do is this.
> 
> If it does not "cut it " for you, we're both gonna need a 'pro' to resolve
> the issue (s).
> As ever,
> Quasimodo

ah you changed the bg colo on the img divr to background:#236B7A none
repeat scroll 0 0; that would work if the footer would never move
further down. unfortunately it does *sigh*. the previous content box
has variable length.
thank you david - i wonder if maybe Georg has an idea how to tackle
that css footer?
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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[David Laakso]

Martin Möller wrote:
> David Laakso wrote:
>   
>> I think you may want to validate the above document; and, more important,
>>  count on another member of the list for a solution to the problem at hand
>> as I have no clue.  Sorry.
>> 
>
> Thanks David i appreciate that and iam sorry, i saved the Document
> with FF and uploaded it as Testcase2. Seems like some errors ended up
> by FF(Firebug Styles i guess)
> Anyway, i fixed that and added a Gradient Background Image to better
> visualize that case.
>
> http://www.savespam.com/testcase2/
>
>   



Best I can do is this.

If it does not "cut it " for you, we're both gonna need a 'pro' to 
resolve the issue (s).
As ever,
Quasimodo


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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[Martin Möller]

David Laakso wrote:
> I think you may want to validate the above document; and, more important,
>  count on another member of the list for a solution to the problem at hand
> as I have no clue.  Sorry.

Thanks David i appreciate that and iam sorry, i saved the Document
with FF and uploaded it as Testcase2. Seems like some errors ended up
by FF(Firebug Styles i guess)
Anyway, i fixed that and added a Gradient Background Image to better
visualize that case.

http://www.savespam.com/testcase2/
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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[David Laakso]

Martin Möller wrote:
> Hi David,
>  thanks thats close but the tricky part which i meant is the PNG Image needs
> to "bleed" through that Background Color/Image of the Body. I intend to use
> a Gradient Image as Background not just a single Color.
> So #footer and #box1 cant have a Background-Color. Tough.
>
> What do you think?
>
> http://www.savespam.com/testcase2
>
>
>
>   




I think you may want to validate the above document; and, more 
important,  count on another member of the list for a solution to the 
problem at hand as I have no clue.  Sorry.





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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[Martin Möller]

Hi David,
 thanks thats close but the tricky part which i meant is the PNG Image needs
to "bleed" through that Background Color/Image of the Body. I intend to use
a Gradient Image as Background not just a single Color.
So #footer and #box1 cant have a Background-Color. Tough.

What do you think?

http://www.savespam.com/testcase2/


David Laakso wrote:
> Something like this, maybe..?
> 


> Martin Möller wrote:
>>
>>  heres something iam a bit stuck on also especially to make it cross
>> browser safe
>> and id like to hear your opinion on it.
>>
>> Description:
>>
>> ? Solution for IE6
>>
>> Testcase:  http://www.savespam.com/testcase/
>>
>> Martin
>>
>





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Re: [css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[David Laakso]

Martin Möller wrote:
>  heres something iam a bit stuck on also especially to make it cross
> browser safe
> and id like to hear your opinion on it.
>
> Description:
>
> ? Solution for IE6
>
> Testcase:  http://www.savespam.com/testcase/
>
> Martin
>   



Something like this, maybe..?


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[css-d] Tricky CSS Footer Problem

[Martin Möller]

Hey List,
 heres something iam a bit stuck on also especially to make it cross
browser safe
and id like to hear your opinion on it.

Description:

- The Content Div is centered and fixed width.
- The Footer Div streches to the Browser Window size.
- Inside the Footer i need to have an area which is centered just like
the Content Box
- That Footer has a Gray Line that is supposed to strech as well
* here comes the tricky part*
- Inside that Gray Line i "need" to have a Half-Transparent Image
which makes shine through the "Body Color"! (youll see in the
testcase)
- I was able to accomplish that BUT the next Step is:
? I need to have that Half Transparent Image "centered and Left
aligned to the Wrapper" (not fixed to the left Browser Window like
now)
? The Gray Background Line on both sides of the Half-Transparent Image
"still stays always streched" to the Browser Window just like now.
? Solution for IE6

Testcase:  http://www.savespam.com/testcase/

Hope you guys can give me some insights. :)

Best Regards,
Martin
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