[css-d] Good CSS tutorials ?

Hello all, this is my first message here. A few years ago I made the design of www.ral.ro. I used a lot of tables because here, in Romania, lots of persons used old browsers such us Netscape 4. Now 99% of my visitors use modern version of IE and Firefox and I want to change the entire layout. I wo

Re: [css-d] float fun (is there any other kind)

Neal Watkins schrieb: http://www.constructweb.com/temp/jeff/sub-index.html #header img.logo { ...float: left; border:1px solid green;} #header span.tagline { float: left; ... border:1px solid blue;} #navcontainer { float: right;clear:right; border:1px solid red; } Note that IE6 expands the containe

[css-d] Centering issues: Firefox vs. IE

My menubar is aligned left in firefox and centered in ie. example: http://www.inwc-bsa.org/events.htm Some of my images on the main page are also aligned left in firefox and properly centered in ie example: see "Ideal Year of Scouting" and "2005 Popcorn Sale" http://www.inwc-bsa.org/ On main p

Re: [css-d] Site Check and Advice

On Thu, 05 May 2005 17:07:06 -0400, Richard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I continue to learn and enjoy css. Could you please take a look at the following site which I am told doesn't work in IE on XP. The css is at: I am told

[css-d] zindex and ie

Dear List, I am having trouble pulling the blue popup menu to the top here: www.klballard.com/jennifer/index_new.html www.klballard.com/jennifer/style_new.html The page works in FF on pc but in IE on pc the blue pop up displays below the light blue menu items. I have played with the zindex value

RE: [css-d] Berea Street rounded corner problem

The square corners on the original image do not show because they share the white background. The solution to your problem is to edit the picture file, tsr.gif, and make the corners match your background or, better yet, make them transparent so that you can use the same file with any color of

[css-d] float fun (is there any other kind)

http://www.constructweb.com/temp/jeff/sub-index.html ok this has an abunancy of floats and works except in yes IE and suggestions thanks N __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css

Re: [css-d] help! freaky ie float/margin bug

thank you ingo! the zoom: 1 declaration seemed to fix it completely. where did that come from? i will look up layouted boxes and see what i find... anyway, if you want to see the before and after versions, i have included links to examples below. the home_fixed contains the zoom: 1 declaration

Re: [css-d] IE meets hatchet

On Thu, 05 May 2005 16:55:20 -0400, Bruno Fassino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: David Laakso wrote: ..., anyone have an idea on moving the whole thing a.>> little to the right in Win/IE? Try adding: body { margin: 0; padding: 0; } A small unrelated note: You

Re: [css-d] help! freaky ie float/margin bug

cody h schrieb: i am having a really hard time figuring out this bug... ... so i have a container with a left margin, inside which all my page content lives. i want to have images with captions directly below them floating to the right inside the page container, but when i do this the whole layo

[css-d] Form Element disappear in IE

The form element presents a major challenge in IE. Apparently, IE renders the legend element in odd way. In IE, the legend falls in the middle of the fieldset border; the background falls outside the border. When one set position: relative, IE chokes and does not always displays the legend element

[css-d] Right box below left box, version 2.0

More issues... Here is the link: http://www.utahrails.net/gallery/albums.php The page is all-css layout, with a header, and content container for the left and right boxes, and a footer. In the left box is a css-layout menu. In the right box is a table-layout photo album over which I have no cont

Re: [css-d] Strange rendering bug in IE (floats and borders)

Roman Rudenko wrote: On Thu, 05 May 2005 11:29:35 -0700, Gamaiel Zavala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: As far as I can tell the root of the problem has to do with floated divs being taller than other content on the page. When this happens, container borders disappear and are also rendered in pla

[css-d] Horizontal menu fails in IE6

My horizontal navigation menu performs as expected in Firefox but fails in IE6. I am just learning CSS so I hope this problem has an easy to understand and implement answer. http://www.alamoceliac.org/home.html http://www.alamoceliac.org/accss.css Thanks, Lynn Rainwater ___

[css-d] Site Check and Advice

Hi All I continue to learn and enjoy css. Could you please take a look at the following site which I am told doesn't work in IE on XP. The css is at: I am told the writing which is in the white box on the right in Firefox is mov

RE: [css-d] IE meets hatchet

David Laakso wrote: > Short of jamming a hatchet between the rail and the left side of the > layout, anyone have an idea on moving the whole thing a > little to the right in Win/IE? > Try adding: body { margin: 0; padding: 0; } A small unrelated note: Yo

Re: [css-d] different stylesheets for different resolutions

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/05/2005 02:44:26 PM: > Hi > > I really need to be able to download a different image depending on the > user's resolution. I used to detect the resolution using Javascript and > then issue a customised style sheet. I'm worried about using javascript > now, is ther

Re: [css-d] Suckerfish dropdown

Schalk Neethling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey there people! > > Has anyone been able to successfully deploy the suckerfish drop-down in > IE6? It is working fine in Firefox 1.0.3 but the script that is needed > for IE just does not function. Try the Son of Suckerfish. I think you will fin

[css-d] different stylesheets for different resolutions

Hi I really need to be able to download a different image depending on the user's resolution. I used to detect the resolution using Javascript and then issue a customised style sheet. I'm worried about using javascript now, is there any other way I can do this? It's only the one image I need to

[css-d] IE meets hatchet

Short of jamming a hatchet between the rail and the left side of the layout, anyone have an idea on moving the whole thing a little to the right in Win/IE? (css embedded in h...) Thanks, ~david -- http://www.dlaakso.com/ ___

[css-d] iframe widths

Simple question, hard answer, I think... I've got an iframe in one of my pages, and I want to specify that the width of the iframe at 100%. This works fine in IE, but Gecko browsers seem to pick an arbitrary width that's much less than 100%. This is standard behavior for Gecko from what I've b

Re: [css-d] Help a newcomer who is struggling with footer

Brett wrote: I'm relatively new to CSS but I would like to learn and use it better. I have created a page which has a footer but it is not behaving properly. I have tried reading the links here for footers, but I'm still not doing something right. I would appreciate any input - I only ask th

[css-d] Help a newcomer who is struggling with footer

I'm relatively new to CSS but I would like to learn and use it better. I have created a page which has a footer but it is not behaving properly. I have tried reading the links here for footers, but I'm still not doing something right. I would appreciate any input - I only ask that you be gentle.

[css-d] help! freaky ie float/margin bug

i am having a really hard time figuring out this bug... it appears to be related to the rest of the ie float/margin glitches, but i haven't been able to find anything specific to this one. i did find one that seemed related, but there were no replies to it. ( http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlis

[css-d] Help a newcomer who is struggling with footer

I'm relatively new to CSS but I would like to learn and use it better. I have created a page which has a footer but it is not behaving properly. I have tried reading the links here for footers, but I'm still not doing something right. I would appreciate any input - I only ask that you be gen

Re: [css-d] Site Check Please

On the quiz page, I accidentally selected "Select a Creation" and was taken to a page not found: http://dev2.austindesign.ca/quiz/Select%20A%20Creation (Actually, I selected "Creation 3" and it worked, then i hit the back button and selected "Select a Creation" by accident and got the "page not fou

[css-d] Strange rendering bug in IE (floats and borders)

I have a css problem in a site I am developing. I've searched far and wide but can't find a solution. As far as I can tell the root of the problem has to do with floated divs being taller than other content on the page. When this happens, container borders disappear and are also rendered in pla

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 looks like you have a problem in your footer. search by google is in a small font and then it repeats in a larger font on the next line outside of the shaded footer area. ff 1.0.3/w2kSP4 hth, dwain -- Dwain Alford http://www.

[css-d] Site Check Please

If I could once again enlist the help of the experts on the css-d list to check a site for any issues. The URL is http://dev2.austindesign.ca. Thanks so much! Shane -- Shane Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: [css-d] vertical alignment of images used as bullets

Is there a way to vertically align the text following the image to the middle of the image or vice versa? Yes, don't use list-style-*, use backgound-image + padding and you'll have more positioning possibilities. -- Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com

Re: [css-d] calendar key issue in IE

Andy Mosmiller schrieb: ... I just discovered that the key for dates booked and not booked simply fails to appear in IE for Windows. http://blvdpark.org/clubhouse.html You are serving IEfixes.css via conditional comments to IE with #content { position: relative; text-align: justif

[css-d] vertical alignment of images used as bullets

Hi When I use images as bullet points, bottom of the bullet image and bottom of the text in li element sit on same level. Is there a way to vertically align the text following the image to the middle of the image or vice versa? Thanks for your time K

Re: [css-d] calendar key issue in IE

In WinIE 6.0 I see the key boxes for a split second before something covers them up. If you hit refresh a couple times you'll see it. I believe your may play a role in the hiding of the key boxes. hope that helps, Zulema !!blue w e b d e s i g n e r folio: http://zoblue.com blog: http://blog.z

RE: [css-d] TD not taking solitary class selector

I tried it again and it worked. I can't imagine what change mattered since then on the page, but it's happened on more than 1 occasion. Sorry. I will investigate fully if it happens again. Thanks, Alec -Original Message- From: Adam Kuehn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May

Re: [css-d] Using left floated divs for horizontal navigation

Jim Davis wrote: Using an unordered list seems to be the prevalent method for creating a navigation menu. Is there something inherently wrong, such as browser compatibility, in using multiple left floated divs to style a horizontal menu? There aren't any browser compatibility issues with using divs

[css-d] Vertical Spacing Issues

If you guys could be so kind as to check out www.capefearnow.com/dev/template.htm (css is located at www.capefearnow.com/dev/css/screen.css) In firefox text below the search engine lines up just below the search form field, where as in IE (I'm using IE 6 Win) It's about 2 pixels below the recen

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

Wednesday, May 4, 2005, 9:23:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > whenever i type more than the default length of content set it goes under > the frame. To see more of what i mean the website is nuttygorilla.com Your footer DIV (which will contain the bottom image of your "frame") needs to be in the

Re: [css-d] Loading background images

Robert Hanson escribió: If I have a rule that specifies a background image, in a .css file that is included on a web page, but the web page does not use that rule, is the image loaded from the webserver or not? I've just done the test, and the answer (fortunately) is no, the client doesn't requ

[css-d] Loading background images

If I have a rule that specifies a background image, in a .css file that is included on a web page, but the web page does not use that rule, is the image loaded from the webserver or not? An answer will help me decide whether I can include all my rules in once css file, or if I need to break up

RE: [css-d] Using left floated divs for horizontal navigation

> Using an unordered list seems to be the prevalent method for creating > a navigation menu. Is there something inherently wrong, such as > browser compatibility, in using multiple left floated divs to style a > horizontal menu? The links are grouped semantically using a and nested items. Becaus

Re: [css-d] TD not taking solitary class selector

Alec A. Lazarescu wrote: If I have just .databox and I try , the class isn't applied. I specifically need to make a TD.databox. How come sometimes I can't use the solitary class selector and I have to make a specific one? You should be able to use a solo class selector just fine, unless there is

Re: [css-d] Text after nav div displays inline in FF

Paul Jinks wrote: Hi all I've been struggling with this for a while. I know I'm missing something really obvious [maybe to do with the use of the "float" properties my choice of widths] but what? In IE the text following the div #topNav appears beneath it, like I intend it to, but in FF it appears

FW: [css-d] H5 Styles not showing in IE

Sorry about that. This is the markup for my comments: At 8:43 pm on April 25th, 2005, Dale Green wrote: Some stuff here Regards Karl __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List

Re: [css-d] TD not taking solitary class selector

> > TD.databox { border: 2px solid #6D7C9B; } > .databox { border: 2px solid #6D7C9B; } > > > If I have just .databox and I try , the class isn't > applied. I specifically need to make a TD.databox. How come sometimes > I can't use the solitary class selector and I have to make a

[css-d] Using left floated divs for horizontal navigation

Using an unordered list seems to be the prevalent method for creating a navigation menu. Is there something inherently wrong, such as browser compatibility, in using multiple left floated divs to style a horizontal menu? The example below works in modern PC browsers. http://www.jimdavis.us/test/n

[css-d] TD not taking solitary class selector

TD.databox { border: 2px solid #6D7C9B; } .databox { border: 2px solid #6D7C9B; } If I have just .databox and I try , the class isn't applied. I specifically need to make a TD.databox. How come sometimes I can't use the solitary class selector and I have to make a specific one?

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

Blake Coglianese 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 the trick in everything I've tested except for IE on both Ma

[css-d] Layoutproblem

Hello, you can find my testpage at http://www.icculus.org/~fzzgrr Click on "Reisen/Irland" and you will see a thumbnailindex at the bottom containing 5 images. If you click on "Westen" on the top another index appears containing more images. These index looks good for me. The first one ("Osten") h

[css-d] Berea Street rounded corner problem

Hello! I have been looking through just about all of the rounded corner solutions I can find online. I found the fixed-width teaser box at 456 Berea Street & worked that solution into my pages very easily. However, I goofed somewhere. All of the corners are round, but the top corners are also sho

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

Gary Turner wrote: David Cortesi wrote: http://www.tassos-oak.com/tempp/TocDivTest.html The problem is the absolute-positioned page numbers -- in all but IE6, these are positioned at the right edge of their containing list or div. In IE6, they are positioned at the right of the body (or html, I

Re: [css-d] Suckerfish dropdown

> Has anyone been able to successfully deploy the suckerfish drop-down in > IE6? It is working fine in Firefox 1.0.3 but the script that is needed > for IE just does not function. Ask the developer, or check the comments on the suckerfish article might be a good start. This is off-topic here, as

[css-d] Text after nav div displays inline in FF

Hi all I've been struggling with this for a while. I know I'm missing something really obvious [maybe to do with the use of the "float" properties my choice of widths] but what? In IE the text following the div #topNav appears beneath it, like I intend it to, but in FF it appears to the right. B

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

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: 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-

Re: [css-d] Browser compatibility information?

CSS wrote: I'm a new poster here, and am looking for a handy reference to browser compatibility with CSS. Hi, Here are a couple I've come across, but I'm not certain as to how complete or accurate each may be.

Re: [css-d] order of content

Neal Watkins wrote: I believe negative margins can fix this problem is it worth it - ? Neal, No one seems to have touched the negative margins aspect of your question, so... I personally like negative margins methods. They are difficult to get your head around, at first, but once you grasp t

[css-d] Suckerfish dropdown

Hey there people! Has anyone been able to successfully deploy the suckerfish drop-down in IE6? It is working fine in Firefox 1.0.3 but the script that is needed for IE just does not function. startList = function() { if (document.all&&document.getElementById) { navRoot = document.getElementByI

Re: [css-d] calendar key issue in IE

Andy, I'm checking in osx FireFox and Safari. The boxes in the key are identically empty, as are the 'booked' class boxes in the calendar. Barb Andy Mosmiller wrote: The page can be found here: http://blvdpark.org/clubhouse.html Thanks all, Andy -- Barbara Dozetos ~ Web Designer/Graphic Desi

RE: [css-d] H5 Styles not showing in IE

Hi Chris, Sorry about that. This is the markup for my comments: At 8:43 pm on April 25th, 2005, Dale Green wrote: Some stuff here Regards Karl -Original Message- From: Christian Heilmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 May 2005 10:22 To: Karl Bedingfield Subject: Re: [css-d]

[css-d] Browser compatibility information?

Hi folks, I'm a new poster here, and am looking for a handy reference to browser compatibility with CSS. Is there a handy online source which will detail (ordered by CSS feature, preferably, but by browser would do, at a pinch) ;-) whether a particular browser supports a particular CSS feature

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

Gary Turner wrote: > The single celled table works very well. With only one cell, there is > little incremental markup weight, and no accessibility penalty. An > example may be seen at . I agree perfectly that the use of tables may in some cases be

[css-d] H5 Styles not showing in IE

Hi there, For some reason these H5 styles in the following code are not showing in IE and wondered if anyone can see any errors on what I have written. They view fine in Firefox /* Comments Lists --- */ #left ul.comments li h5 { color: #335577;