Hi :-)
I think you should remove the xml prolog in the beginning of your
document -- as long as I remember anything before the doctype turns msie
into quirks mode (and that means different box sizing method is applied).
Diona Kidd wrote:
Hello all friday night workers...are there any other
On 21 May 2005, at 3:19 pm, Paul Novitski wrote:
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. A lot of authors mess things up with
fixed
line-heights, and even more mess it up using em for line-height.
Felix, could you explain that last? I thought using ems (or
percentages) for line-height was the only
Hi all,
I've been using Pure CSS popup for tooltips which contain both text and
images and it works well, except, a tooltip should be always positioned
to be fully visible like title attribute in HTML(for text). I wonder
if there's a way to reposition a tooltip whose part is appearing to be
Hi all,
I need to have a link sit to the right of an image icon as can be seen here:
http://www.bedingfield.org.uk/grab.gif but have thus far be unsuccessful.
Every time I try this the text sits directly under the image.
Can anyone help me with this please? My css code can be seen here:
hi,
I'm having a small problem with a new site in Firefox.
The background image on #inner doesn't show. It's OK in Opera. Other
background images are showing in Firefox.
Can someone spot the error?
TIA
Regards,
Mike
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Mike Davies
Integra Web Design, Huntly, AB54 4XP
01466 700213
Diona Kidd wrote:
On this page, the 'welcome' image is pushed too far to the right and
the product image ( the one not faded into the bg) is not far enough
to the right. Is there a way to write CSS only for IE PC?
http://new.modernflow.com/canary/index.html
Wrong description, but the same
I need to have a link sit to the right of an image icon as can be seen
here:
http://www.bedingfield.org.uk/grab.gif but have thus far be unsuccessful.
Every time I try this the text sits directly under the image.
I need the text to be inline with the 'Away From Home' image text. So it
On 5/17/05, Sarah Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a table that is 5 rows by 7 columns. I want a user to be able to
print it off so it fills up a 8.5x11(horizontal) sheet of paper. how exactly
do I do this?
table { width: 100% } seems the obvious solution
do I have the table set in a
Mark Carter schrieb:
... http://www.defactosoftware.com/staging/focus/a_d_cs_kiowa.html
http://www.defactosoftware.com/staging/focus/css/activity.css
In the 'Download' box half way down the page on the right, I initially
see the anomaly. When I click away from the browser, and then return to
Paul Novitski wrote:
At 10:07 PM 5/20/2005, Felix Miata wrote:
Sure some designers mess it up with pixel-defined line-heights, but it
is working.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. A lot of authors mess things up with fixed
line-heights, and even more mess it up using em for line-height.
Here is a page, http://design.tmhdesign.com/dolphin/tom.asp
Look at what is happening with this div -
div style=width:390px ! important;margin:30px 0 20px
10px;padding:0;clear:left;position:relative;float:left;border-right:2px
dotted #66;height:200px;
/div
I just seems to jump
Thomas Hall wrote:
Here is a page, http://design.tmhdesign.com/dolphin/tom.asp
Look at what is happening with this div -
div style=width:390px ! important;margin:30px 0 20px
10px;padding:0;clear:left;position:relative;float:left;border-right:2px
dotted #66;height:200px;
I just seems
Hi
I know this is on the wiki and I have had a good read but think I might
be missing something. The site concerned is:
http://cregy.net/keith/
http://cregy.net/keith/style.css
At the bottom of the page there is two lines in the footer. The top
line (a search box) is meant to be centred,
On 5/21/05, Richard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
At the bottom of the page there is two lines in the footer. The top
line (a search box) is meant to be centred, the bottom line is meant to
be aligned to the right. I have entered the following code in the html:
div id=footer
On Sat, 21 May 2005 11:12:57 -0400, Richard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I know this is on the wiki and I have had a good read but think I might
be missing something. The site concerned is:
http://cregy.net/keith/
http://cregy.net/keith/style.css
At the bottom of the page there is
On 5/21/2005 12:29 PM Mike Davies wrote:
www.avochiegranite.com/cfp/index.html
The background image on #inner doesn't show. It's OK in Opera. Other
background images are showing in Firefox.
Can someone spot the error?
Put a border around #inner and I believe you'll see the issue. Both
I have some servlet-generated tabular data that I need to present, so I'm
using an HTML Table. In some cases, it can be quite large. I'm flushing
the servlet output every N lines to push the data to the browser as it
generates, and I've used table-layout: fixed for the table's CSS class.
It
The image of the city when viewed in IE seems to drop below the Fax
number. Would this have anything to do with the right column ?
Site : http://home.earthlink.net/~draobyek/
Here is whats in my css.
h1 , h2 {text-align:center;
color: #66; }
h3 {
color: #00;
text-align: center; }
body
ff1.0.4 on w2k works fine
Joel Goldstick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may be a HTML question, but I htink it might also have to do with the
CSS. In IE the link works fine, but in FF it doesnt even show a hand icon or
allow me to click it? ANyone know why it would happen? I already
can someone direct me to a good article(s)/resource(s) that discuss various
ways of importing, linking css files and talks about advantages/disadvantages.
Thanks!
Donna
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Donna Jones
West End Webs http://www.westendwebs.com/ 772-0266
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to have a 200x200 pixel image show up on the upper left
hand corner of a page -- on top of all other elements -- without
interfering with those elements (i.e., messing up their margins).
Maybe absolute positioning of the image will solve the problem?
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