Re: [css-d] [REPOST] Vertical alignment problem in earlier versions of Mac IE

Arno @ Raketnet wrote: I posted this earlier, but I haven't got a response to it. Maybe someone can still advise me on this? The page http://portfolio.poetryin-e-motion.com is supposed to be centered on the page. The single celled table works very well. With only one cell, there is little increm

[css-d] Re: Problem centering items within a horizontal list in IE

I am assuming that you are trying to center labels inside s. The simple way is to add text-align: center to actual block level container of your label - the element. Once you do this, text-align would become redundant on li and ul - you can safely remove it from there. However, if I were you,

Re: [css-d] need help with abs.pos in IE6

David Cortesi wrote: Dear list, I code a Table Of Contents: headings, possibly nested, with right-aligned page numbers, using simple CSS positioning; it works in every browser except of course, IE6. Here is a test case: http://www.tassos-oak.com/tempp/TocDivTest.html The problem is the absolute

Re: [css-d] Problem centering items within a horizontal list in IE

On Wed, 04 May 2005 22:34:53 -0400, Blake Coglianese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am working on building a horizontal list that's going to be used as a sites main navigation. Within each I want to center the content into a specified width size. I am using text-align: center; and that is doing

RE: [css-d] Question about a DHTML Menu and a Bit of Strangness in IE 6 in some iterations of the browser

Thanks Judy! I should also say with this problem that I am using the following DOCTYPE: <'!doctype html public "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";> just in case that one might be causing the problem. I very seldom change my DOCTYPE as the transitional

[css-d] Problem centering items within a horizontal list in IE

Hi all, I am working on building a horizontal list that's going to be used as a sites main navigation. Within each I want to center the content into a specified width size. I am using text-align: center; and that is doing the trick in everything I've tested except for IE on both Mac and PC, has a

[css-d] Question about a DHTML Menu and a Bit of Strangness in IE 6 in some iterations of the browser

Hi All! Long time lurker here - first time I have needed to ask a question. I have a site that I am developing here: http://www.reynolds-lux.com/semtorq/semtorq-website.html and have used a new DHTML creation program that I am really impressed with - saved me a couple of hours of programming. I

Re: [css-d] HELP I Have no clue how to position these Divs!

Okay, what you want is to have the left and right sides of a frame surround the picture, right? (I assume it's the left and right sides, since lining up the top and bottom sides aren't really hard, but I'll put some info in there anyway). There are actually two ways of doing this in CSS, depen

[css-d] HELP I Have no clue how to position these Divs!

Dear css-discuss members, I have a huge problem. I have a website that i am making that has a frame around the content (The brown thing, you'l see). Its not a frame like an html frame frameset thing its like a picture frame. It is made up of 4 divs arranged around 2 content divs (1 body + 1 nav

Re: [css-d] order of content

On 5/4/05, Eric A. Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 2:16 PM -0400 5/4/05, Kelly Miller wrote: > > >You know, there IS a way to clear floats without an extra div element. > > You know, he might not. Even if he does, there may be others on > the list who don't. For either reason, it woul

[css-d] calendar key issue in IE

I have designed a website for my community, which includes a calendar page for clubhouse bookings. I thought everything was working as intended, but I just discovered that the key for dates booked and not booked simply fails to appear in IE for Windows. Can anyone tip me off as to why? The page

Re: [css-d] Content not inside of the Div

Joyce Evans wrote: Hi, I've done several searches here and online but I don't really know what to look for :-) The page: http://209.200.120.178/media.htm has major problems with the content not staying inside the div. Think you are looking for these: http://www.sitepoint.com/blog-post-view?id=23808

Re: [css-d] Need help regarding gaps (in IE) between "li a" elements

John Nick Pull wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to create a list in which each "li a" has a background image which changes color with "li a:hover". I've gotten that to work, but am having trouble getting them to look the same in both IE6-PC and FF 1.0.3. Here's the file I'm working on: http://pandaste

Re: [css-d] mozilla not rendering width like IE and Opera

Ingo Chao wrote: but .fl { ... margin: 50px 0 -100px 0; ... } doesn't have any effect, and .fl { ... margin: 50px 0 0 0; position:relative; bottom:-100px;... } or .fl { ... margin: -25px 0 0 0;... } makes me feel sad about my new toy. Don't feel sad :-) Opera8 is breaking a large number of sites ar

[css-d] Content not inside of the Div

Hi, I've done several searches here and online but I don't really know what to look for :-) The page: http://209.200.120.178/media.htm has major problems with the content not staying inside the div. Also the submenu on products and Wholesale, the text doesn't stay in the box. This is a Firefox i

[css-d] Images forcing floating div down in IE

I've got a two column layout with the column on the "right" floating. But in IE6 on PC the image in the left column is forcing the "floated" content to be bumped down. I've tried the "floated-image" hack to reduce the image border by -3px with no success. It seems like--when I'm testing--that if I

Re: [css-d]

Hard to tell without a page to look at, but you may try to apply the background to the html element. victor NOAGBODJI wrote: Hi all I'm having some problem with this piece of code; firefox is not expanding the background, IE sure does. body { margin: 0; padding: 0; font-family: verd

[css-d] Need help regarding gaps (in IE) between "li a" elements

Hi all, I'm trying to create a list in which each "li a" has a background image which changes color with "li a:hover". I've gotten that to work, but am having trouble getting them to look the same in both IE6-PC and FF 1.0.3. Here's the file I'm working on: http://pandasteak.com/humu/essays/cross

Re: [css-d] I need a PC person and why can't we all get along?

Benjamin Kirkby wrote: http://ben.web.arizona.edu/junk/homepage.html Here is the problem. On a PC in IE6, (maybe other PC browsers as well.) the column on the right side of the design is getting pushed below the one on the left. Can't see that problem at my end (IE6 on win2K-pro). Looks pretty iden

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I'm not too sure what you mean when you say 'not expanding the background'. Can you please clarify? If something is playing up, its generally best to assume that firefox is getting it right, and IE is being too 'smart' for its own good. Your body rule looks fine, however.

[css-d] need help with abs.pos in IE6

Dear list, I code a Table Of Contents: headings, possibly nested, with right-aligned page numbers, using simple CSS positioning; it works in every browser except of course, IE6. Here is a test case: http://www.tassos-oak.com/tempp/TocDivTest.html Excuse the garish colors used to make element bou

Re: [css-d] order of content

At 2:16 PM -0400 5/4/05, Kelly Miller wrote: You know, there IS a way to clear floats without an extra div element. You know, he might not. Even if he does, there may be others on the list who don't. For either reason, it would be a good deal more informative (and polite) to provide an expla

Re: [css-d] order of content

Kelly Miller wrote: You know, there IS a way to clear floats without an extra div element. Chris Ovenden wrote: another is the detritus that floats usually produce - unneccessay, semantic-free clearing elements. Can't help feeling, though, that there must be a better way than both. And that way wo

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Morning Linda You wrote Are collapsing margins quirks or features? Where can I read about them? Also, can anyone point me to a good tutorial on Doctypes, please? Thank you, Linda Hobbet Collapsing Margins are part of the spec [1] to tell browsers how to behave. Goggling for "collapsing margins" re

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Linda H wrote: Thank you Adam and others for responding to my question. I wasn't as clear as I should have been. I do understand the box model and what the differences are between padding and margins. I was wondering if there were some rules of thumb for which is better to use when it doesn't m

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Here is a bit about how margins collapse: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CollapsingMargin Joel Goldstick __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.i

Re: [css-d] order of content

You know, there IS a way to clear floats without an extra div element. Chris Ovenden wrote: another is the detritus that floats usually produce - unneccessay, semantic-free clearing elements. Can't help feeling, though, that there must be a better way than both. -- http://www.mozilla.org/product

Re: [css-d] ADMIN: XSL - XML

At 2:52 PM -0300 5/4/05, Rodrigo Milano wrote: Does somebody knows a good discution list about XML and XSL? If somebody does, please respond to Rodrigo off-list. If you want to know what Rodrigo finds out, please ask him about it off-list. If you're considering telling him that such posts ar

[css-d] I need a PC person and why can't we all get along?

http://ben.web.arizona.edu/junk/homepage.html Here is the problem. On a PC in IE6, (maybe other PC browsers as well.) the column on the right side of the design is getting pushed below the one on the left. I have done the math twice and cannot figure out why this is happening. I also notice that

Re: [css-d] firefox & background-repeat

On 5/4/05, victor NOAGBODJI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > I'm having some problem with this piece of code; firefox is not expanding the > background, > IE sure does. > > body { > margin: 0; > padding: 0; > font-family: verdana, helvetica, arial, geneva, sans-serif; > font

Re: [css-d] order of content

On 5/4/05, Neal Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > DO many people value the order of their content - > for accessibility reasons or SEO reasons > > I do prefer floats - so I have done some 2 column layouts with the float > right sideber neccessarily to come before the content. > > Is this overc

Re: [css-d] mozilla not rendering width like IE and Opera

Bruno Fassino schrieb: Ingo Chao wrote: As mentioned before, in Op8, the td "contains" the a.p. nav. I would file this as a bug or regression from 7.54, but I'm not sure, is this a Acid2 line? Can anyone explain this to me? What is Safari showing? It seems that's not the "td" but the a.p. header

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Thank you Adam and others for responding to my question. I wasn't as clear as I should have been. I do understand the box model and what the differences are between padding and margins. I was wondering if there were some rules of thumb for which is better to use when it doesn't make any differe

[css-d] XSL - XML

Does somebody knows a good discution list about XML and XSL? Thanks Rodrigo __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org

[css-d] firefox & background-repeat

Hi all I'm having some problem with this piece of code; firefox is not expanding the background, IE sure does. body { margin: 0; padding: 0; font-family: verdana, helvetica, arial, geneva, sans-serif; font-size: 8pt; color: black; background: url(../images/wrapback.pn

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Hi all I'm having some problem with this piece of code; firefox is not expanding the background, IE sure does. body { margin: 0; padding: 0; font-family: verdana, helvetica, arial, geneva, sans-serif; font-size: 8pt; color: black; background: url(../images/wrapback.pn

[css-d] order of content

DO many people value the order of their content - for accessibility reasons or SEO reasons I do prefer floats - so I have done some 2 column layouts with the float right sideber neccessarily to come before the content. Is this overconcern ? I believe negative margins can fix this problem is it w

Re: [css-d] A Div and an A-Tag w/ Display block...

This is as close as I could come to what you wanted. Replace Yahoo with what you wanted. http://www.yahoo.com/')">Yahoo -- Do you want a Gmail Email Address http://gmail.google.com/ If so send me your first and last name and I'll sign you up. Don't worry it's free. :) _

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Padded area will have the same background as the element you are padding. Margin will be the background of the containing element __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -

[css-d] Not Floating In Firefox

5 minutes after I asked yesterday why my right column wasn't floating corectly in Firefox I someone else told me what the problem was. My browser (IE^.0) was in quirks mode. Once I removed the xml prolog above my dtd and used a meta to set character encoding I could see what the problem was. To te

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Linda H wrote: There are times when you can get a desired result using either padding or margins. Is there any reason why one or the other is better? Often they are interchangeable, however, there are some significant differences: 1. Padding will have the background of the element on which it i

Re: [css-d] mozilla not rendering width like IE and Opera

Ingo Chao wrote: > As mentioned before, in Op8, the td "contains" the a.p. nav. I would > file this as a bug or regression from 7.54, but I'm not sure, is this a > Acid2 line? Can anyone explain this to me? What is Safari showing? It seems that's not the "td" but the a.p. header that in Op8 becom

RE: [css-d] Angled text

I'm looking for the ability to have a line of text, all on the same baseline, but that baseline is at an angle. Everything I have come across so far leads me to believe that images is the only way. Yep, images or Flash, but that doesn't mean you're markup can't be semantically correct. Take a

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Linda H wrote: Hi, There are times when you can get a desired result using either padding or margins. Is there any reason why one or the other is better? Linda Hobbet Hi Linda, You might want to check out this really intuitive description of how the entire box model works: http://www.redmelon.

Re: [css-d] background color of form field

Jon Jensen wrote: If you are concerned with other people having the same problem when viewing your page, you can disable the yellow background via scripting or the !important declaration. http://code.jenseng.com/google/ ...but since some people might actually use the yellow shading to help the

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/04/2005 01:26:06 PM: > Hi, > > There are times when you can get a desired result using either padding or > margins. Is there any reason why one or the other is better? > > Linda Hobbet There are many instances where they APPEAR to be the same, yet if you check

Re: [css-d] Question about padding and margins

Hi Linda. The main practical difference between padding and margins is background colour (or backround image). Use padding and you'll see the element's background around its content (which could of course include white space). Margins force elements apart, so you will see a gap between background

Re: [css-d] Angled text

On May 4, 2005, at 11:34 AM, 4css wrote: Here is another one that uses javascript http://jdstiles.com/java/angledtext2.html hth 4css I've seen these. I'm looking for the ability to have a line of text, all on the same baseline, but that baseline is at an angle. Everything I have come across s

Re: [css-d] Angled text

Here is another one that uses javascript http://jdstiles.com/java/angledtext2.html hth 4css -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.3 - Release Date: 5/3/2005 ___

Re: [css-d] Angled text

> Hello list, > > Anyone seen/done angled text? Is it possible to angle a div so that text > ran at an angle on a Web page? > > TIA > Hi, could this be what you are after? http://www.thereddevil.net/examples/diagonaltext.htm 4css -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG

[css-d] Question about padding and margins

Hi, There are times when you can get a desired result using either padding or margins. Is there any reason why one or the other is better? Linda Hobbet __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinf

[css-d] Angled text

Hello list, Anyone seen/done angled text? Is it possible to angle a div so that text ran at an angle on a Web page? TIA -- Tom Livingston Senior Multimedia Artist Media Logic www.mlinc.com -- www.browsehappy.com www.opera.com __

Re: [css-d] A Div and an A-Tag w/ Display block...

Wednesday, May 4, 2005, 11:55:48 AM, Tom wrote: > Can I create a div that is say 100 x 150 pixels wide, absolutely positioned, > specify a (thumbnail) background image, then put an anchor tag in with a > display block that simulates the whole div being a link? Why simulate? How about: #sn {

Re: [css-d] mozilla not rendering width like IE and Opera]

Thanks for getting back, Ingo. Really appreciate all your helpful comments. I am working through your comments. The reason I placed the site within a table with 3 columns is because I'm wanting the site to have shading at left and right (34px width for each). Easy to do if the site is a fixed wi

Re: [css-d] [REPOST] Vertical alignment problem in earlier versions of Mac IE

Arno @ Raketnet wrote: The page http://portfolio.poetryin-e-motion.com is supposed to be centered on the page. I used the Deadcenter example to achieve this. On Windows platform it works in all browsers after version 4, but I noticed in Mac IE 5.1 that the page is not showing as it's supposed to sh

Re: [css-d] background color of form field

Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote: Jack Albright wrote: On IE 6/Win the background color of some of my form fields are an ugly yellow. When viewed with Win / Firefox or Safari, the text input areas have a plain white background. The Google toolbar colors fields that it can prefill yellow. I believe

[css-d] solved: background color of form field

Thanks to Justin, Greg, and Cristian for responding to quickly with the answer to the yellow form field issue. I found this link, supplied by Christian, to be most helpful: http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/17.php Thanks again, Great list. Jack Albright http://www.lemonstreetdesign.com ___

Re: [css-d] background color of form field

Jack Albright wrote: On IE 6/Win the background color of some of my form fields are an ugly yellow. When viewed with Win / Firefox or Safari, the text input areas have a plain white background. The Google toolbar colors fields that it can prefill yellow. I believe the only reliable solutio

Re: [css-d] BG Color Not Covering in FF

Ingo Chao said: > Duane Nelson schrieb: >> >> ... What is "ic"? Can't find any info on it. It appears to be a >> hack. > > Good grief! Sorry, my fault. > > "ic" are my initials (Ingo Chao). I left a comment that my fix starts > here. No hack, I assure you. I hope it's not a hack yet, though ...

RE: [css-d] background color of form field

Do you have the google toolbar installed on ie? Typically this will highlight fields yellow. Try going under options (in the google toolbar) more and then untick the box automatically hightlight fields that google can autofill Hope that helps Justin Johnson Multimedia Designer -Original M

Re: [css-d] background color of form field

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/04/2005 08:14:58 AM: > On IE 6/Win the background color of some of my form fields are an > ugly yellow. When viewed with Win / Firefox or Safari, the text input > areas have a plain white background. > > Since this seems to be specific to IE, is there a CSS sol

Re: [css-d] background color of form field

> On IE 6/Win the background color of some of my form fields are an > ugly yellow. When viewed with Win / Firefox or Safari, the text input > areas have a plain white background. > > Since this seems to be specific to IE, is there a CSS solution to this > ugliness? Can I apply css properties t

[css-d] background color of form field

On IE 6/Win the background color of some of my form fields are an ugly yellow. When viewed with Win / Firefox or Safari, the text input areas have a plain white background. Since this seems to be specific to IE, is there a CSS solution to this ugliness? Can I apply css properties to form fi

RE: [css-d] Table renders differently between Firefox 1.03 and IE 6SP2

Haven't tested it, but it seems to me it's a cell spacing/padding thing. Try something like Michel -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Arnt O. Kvannefoss Sent: woensdag 4 mei 2005 13:47 To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: SV: [css-d]

Re: [css-d] Linked images showing underline in Firefox

On 4 May 2005, at 9:06 pm, Michael Ward wrote: a img { border:none; text-decoration:none; } That should be specific enough to turn off underline and borders on images inside links. If the has a border specified, it will still be applied. The wraps around the . The border won't really be visible

Re: [css-d] Linked images showing underline in Firefox

> >I tried to overwrite it with a img{border:none;} but the specificity > >does not seem to be enough. > > > >Why don't you just define your link styles where they apply - in the content: > > > >#innerContentColumn a:link { > >... > >} > > > >That should leave the image links alone. An extra > >a i

Re: [css-d] Linked images showing underline in Firefox

Christian Heilmann wrote: The problem I'm seeing (and I suspect I'll have to change my link styles, but I'm hoping not..) is that while everything seems to look OK in Netscape, IE and Opera, Firefox is showing something weird: some (but not all) of the image links are showing underlines - on inside

Re: [css-d] BG Color Not Covering in FF

Duane Nelson schrieb: ... What is "ic"? Can't find any info on it. It appears to be a hack. Good grief! Sorry, my fault. "ic" are my initials (Ingo Chao). I left a comment that my fix starts here. No hack, I assure you. I hope it's not a hack yet, though ... . Just delete it. for the overflow-c

SV: [css-d] Table renders differently between Firefox 1.03 and IE 6 SP2

Bear width me, but lets tray again. My question was about table rendering. Lock at this sample: http://wirtz.pamelding.net/table.html in FF and IE 6. You should se that in IE the cell titled 'Multifunksjons rombetjeningsutstyr' has extra space at the top and bottom. The same goes for the thermokon

Re: [css-d] BG Color Not Covering in FF

Ingo Chao said: > Duane Nelson schrieb: >> http://66.70.252.44/companyprofile.html > >> ... I'm running a blue sidebar on the right-hand side in >> #container1, main container for the inside pages. I want the blue >> sidebar to only be viewable in #cblock which is the container for >> #rcol and

Re: [css-d] BG Color Not Covering in FF

Duane Nelson schrieb: http://66.70.252.44/companyprofile.html ... I'm running a blue sidebar on the right-hand side in #container1, main container for the inside pages. I want the blue sidebar to only be viewable in #cblock which is the container for #rcol and #content1. But in FireFox, the

Re: [css-d] mozilla not rendering width like IE and Opera

Virtuallee schrieb: I'm trying to get the width of my header (set to orange) and nav to be the same in Mozilla, IE and Opera. At the moment, IE and Opera are rendering the header and nav correctly (ie. there is a 34px margin at left and right of the site). Did you have a glance with Opera8 too?

Re: [css-d] A Div and an A-Tag w/ Display block...

On 5/4/05, Tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can I create a div that is say 100 x 150 pixels wide, absolutely positioned, > specify a (thumbnail) background image, then put an anchor tag in with a > display block that simulates the whole div being a link? I tried it but it > didn't work. What leads