Re: [css-d] In Foxfire page just keeps going - OK in IE 6.0

Arnie Shafer wrote: I have no clue what is causing this page to continue way past the footer?? In IE it stops just below the footer where it should. http://www.abshafer.com/stylemaster/cs.html CSS is there too. style.css Try removing overflow: auto; from #main-text. Also, may I suggest you mark up

Re: [css-d] Site check. IE 6 gets it wrong, IE 5.5 gets it right???

jack fredricks wrote: *html .sectionLanding .contentArea {width:540px} and .sectionLanding .landingSidebar {float:left; width:135px; border-right:1px solid #ccc; height:200px; background:orange} 1) each landingsidebar is 136px wide (135px + 1px border-right) 2) the star * html rule is telling IE6 t

Re: [css-d] navigation and IE5(win)

Bert Mahoney wrote: I originally sent this in a reply to a previous issue. I am reposting under it's own heading in hopes someone can read my plea :-). One last item I can't seem to nail on this layout is in IE 5 (not 5.5). In IE 5 the navigation is pushed to the right so that only "Home," "Prod

Re: [css-d] Text / Image Rollover Revised (Steve T)

Hi Steve, You could do it all via css as follows: Within your page, put the text in an tag: Text to display on rollover here Then in your css, you set the to display block at an appropriate width and height for the image/text, display the image as a background image and move the text out of the

[css-d] Form input boxes

Between IE 6 and Mozilla, is there a way to get the input box widths to render equal in size or is this a lost cause? Thanks. -- // Jaye Morris | Multimedia - Web Applications Developer // www.jayezero.com // [EMAIL PROTECTED] // [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] Re: Form input boxes

Solved... After playing around, I realized that I left out the font-family attribute. Once I added that it was perfect. On 4/30/05, Jaye Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Between IE 6 and Mozilla, is there a way to get the input box widths > to render equal in size or is this a lost cause? Thank

Re: [css-d] In Foxfire page just keeps going - OK in IE 6.0

Thanks to everyone who offered their suggestions. Removing "overflow: auto" took care of the long blank space. It was in there to clear the floats. I am not sure what went wrong. I fixed the drop cap problem with a little right padding. All of your help is most appreciated! Arnie Shafer - O

[css-d] Can you help me code this?

Hi there, I need to code an area like this: http://www.bedingfield.org.uk/example.gif Can anyone comment? I am having problems getting the H4 to sit to the right of the image. Many thanks Karl Bedingfield __ css

Re: [css-d] Can you help me code this?

From the little bit of info given -it look s to me that this should be the normal flow. Image first, title and should all just flow. A word of caution. I am just learning css too Arnie Shafer up.s. what language is your html file in? From: "Karl Bedingfield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Satur

Re: [css-d] Can you help me code this?

I need to code an area like this: http://www.bedingfield.org.uk/example.gif Can anyone comment? I am having problems getting the H4 to sit to the right of the image. Many thanks Karl Bedingfield Karl: You can use position:relative to move the text where you want it. For example, I've used the foll

[css-d] Why Did This CSS Class Stop Working?

I've got some nice CSS for pullquotes that's worked for months: .pullquote { width: 275px; float: right; padding: 6px 10px 10px 10px; margin: 0px 10px 5px 10px; text-align: center; color: #008509; background-color: white; font-fam

[css-d] Firefox Problems

I have recently created a site at www.billed-uk.co.uk On the "Sites Available" page if you click on one of the thumbnails on the right, there is a quick flash on the left which seems to display the whole column of thumbnails. This only happens while the main image is loading then everything is as i

Re: [css-d] Can you help me code this?

Karl Bedingfield wrote: I need to code an area like this: http://www.bedingfield.org.uk/example.gif Good example here: (it's actually an old test-page) Float the image left, and leave the other elements to flow freely. Make sure there are *no* clearin

Re: [css-d] Why Did This CSS Class Stop Working?

On 4/30/2005 6:31 PM Vik Rubenfeld wrote: I've got some nice CSS for pullquotes that's worked for months: Today I noticed that all of a sudden, it's not working anymore. Browsers act like it's not even there. My css sheet is at: . An exa

Re: [css-d] Can you help me code this?

Karl Bedingfield wrote: > I need to code an area like this: http://www.bedingfield.org.uk/example.gif Based on the question, it sounds like you're new to CSS. Pardon me if this reply seems pedantic. If it does, perhaps some more detail would help. So that said, assuming your markup (presumin

Re: [css-d] Why Did This CSS Class Stop Working?

From: Vik Rubenfeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >. >his_weeks_african_aids_treatment_stories/> > >How can I fix this? Thanks very much in advance to all for any info.

Re: [css-d] Why Did This CSS Class Stop Working?

On 4/30/05, Steve Clason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You're running on a case-sensitive OS (some version of Unix) so > "class="PullQuote" doesn't refer to ".pullquote". Make the case the same > and you should be on your way. > > -- > Steve Clason Good catch, Steve. You'd think running on a Li