Re: [css-d] a site that looks okay in firefox, but (*suprise*..) not in IE. beginner.

Jason, On Jun 6, 2005, at 10:27 PM, Jason Baker wrote: Re: http://blunx.no-ip.com/jason/muchbetter/front.html if you view the page in firefox you will see something very pretty, but IE totally disregaurds my attempts to make the content contained within a bounded div box. Additionally IE

Re: [css-d] a site that looks okay in firefox, but (*suprise*..) not in IE. beginner.

Jason Baker wrote: http://blunx.no-ip.com/jason/muchbetter/front.html http://blunx.no-ip.com/jason/muchbetter/stylesheet.css Page renders fine in Opera 8 also... a friend once told me of some difference between classes with periods in front of them such as ".periodclass" rather than pound si

RE: [css-d] Box model problem??

Please provide a link to the page so we can look at it. Thanks, Steven Costello -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Officelink Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 8:32 PM To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: [css-d] Box model problem?? Hi, I

[css-d] 2 n00b questions

1. How do I show my pictures when you mouse over the link ? page : http://homepage.mac.com/n00dles/pics.html 2. I`m also having a problem floating 2 image. 1 float left and the other float is on the right ? page : http://homepage.mac.com/n00dles/index.html _

[css-d] a site that looks okay in firefox, but (*suprise*..) not in IE. beginner.

Hello, I am not very familiar with the ins and outs of CSS. I'm a software developer, i'm used to programming languages and try to pretend i know what i'm doing with html, but this css stuff is news to me. I'm trying to architect a pretentious personal page, but i can't figure out how to ge

Re: [css-d] Logo swap help (Dan Cederholm, pg. 212)

I am doing fine now. I learned a new technique from Gary that involved use of "overflow: hidden;" and "visibility: hidden;" detailed below. His approach works great! That "overflow: hidden" is a gem and is not in any of my $250 worth of books. It along with "visability: hidden" will now start sho

[css-d] Box model problem??

Hi, I have some basic code on a page: it's just a single table with one row and cell - body table#travelinfo width: 556px; height: 542px; vertical-align: middle; border: 8px solid #CCAE6B; } #travelinfo h1 { font-size: 14px; color: #CCAE6B; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; } body { backgr

Re: [css-d] Problem with z-index, I think

Reason: http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_15523 Try these : http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=E5141 http://www.communitymx.com/content/source/E5141/wmodetrans.htm << working demo http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=158317 Hope this help

Re: [css-d] Problem with z-index, I think

> Is this something that isn't possible with css? Or have I just messed up > somewhere? Most browsers render plug-in content above everything else, regardless of stacking order. I have yet to find a way to make HTML layer over top of Flash. So there's nothing wrong with your CSS or markup, it's

[css-d] CSS/XHTML/PHP/MYSQL shopping carts?

Adam C., did you ever finish developing that css friendly shopping cart you posted about last fall? Inquiring minds wanna know . . . and after looking at ZenCart's supposedly css friendly design I'm really hoping you've got something in the can. What a nightmare THAT one is! Tables up the dar

RE: [css-d] top margin problems in Firefox

I am viewing the page on Win XP IE6 and FF 1.0.4. Everything to me looks exactly the same. The margins for the masthead selector are set to 0 not 22. The padding is set to 22, is that what you meant? Other than that it looks all the same to me. Regards, Steven Costello -Original Message-

RE: [css-d] Problem with z-index, I think

Provide a z-index property to the li ul selector and give it a value higher than 1, what the z-index value is set to for the leftimage class. This should fix it. However, you may want to either reconsider your design layout, or the color of the text in the left nav. When some images appear and the

RE: [css-d] footer floating up

On Friday, June 03, 2005 6:19 PM, Bruno Fassino wrote: > Stephanie Bridges wrote: > >> The behavior only occurs in Firefox (I'm using 1.0.4). I could >> reproduce it in IE for a while, but the addition of the at the >> end of the content seems to have gotten rid of i

Re: [css-d] BoxModel

dt$B!k(B wrote: (B> I'm having lots of trouble trying to get my site to look fine on both (B> firefox and internet explorer (not sure about other browsers, but it these 2 (B> work others must look fine too *i hope*) (B> (B> Links are: (B> http://www.billiglinser.dk/dtach/ct/ (Looks a lit

[css-d] border differences between IE and Firefox

http://www.5finger.com/columns.html Down in the middle, I'm doing vertical rules/borders with: border-left: 1px dotted #999; They display great in Firefox and even Mac IE 5, but on PC IE (6) they appear more like dashes - I think they look pretty crappy in PC IE. Is there anyway to alter their

[css-d] top margin problems in Firefox

http://www.5finger.com/columns.html The top "masthead" (yellow bkg) does not seem to recognize margin-top:22px; in Firefox, but it displays fine in IE. What I have is a main "shell" container (the white background) and inside that, a "masthead" with top, left and right margins of 22 pixels.

[css-d] Problem with z-index, I think

At least I think that's what it is. I want the menu on this page to pop out over the rotating image, but instead, it appears behind the image: http://wwwdev.lemoyne.edu/academics/new_index.htm The style sheet is valid and I've tried to change the z-index values with no luck. http://wwwdev.lem

Re: [css-d] IE display problem

> I was taught that the content should come first in the source file, so I > took the liberty of moving your list to the right col. > Please see: -David Great thanks. I decided to go with your layout. Ill be using 4.01 trans doc type though. The company im workin

Re: [css-d] Logo swap help (Dan Cederholm, pg. 212)

Not sure if this will help, but see if changing the border from "none" to a 1px transparent border and see if that works. I think I remember seeing a hack somewhere if Mozilla/FF that dealt with borders. Just a guess. Maybe try Googling for border hacks and Firefox or Mozilla? On Jun 6,

[css-d] mysterious space between float and static element

Hello, Just looking for some info on a particular problem I am having. I'm floating a left column for a menu followed by a static element that will be for content. I have a #leftcol element and a #content element. The #leftcol is the float. IE keeps putting a space between #leftcol el

[css-d] Problem with text color

We have worked through almost all our issues with the css menus except one. See http://www.rjhanson.com/test.asp. Everything works except as you go down the menu tree the text color reverts to the original white. We want the text color to be dark blue against the light blue as we go deeper into t

[css-d] Logo swap help (Dan Cederholm, pg. 212)

In Dan Cederholm's book "Web Standards" on page 212 a Logo Swap trick is presented that works great in IE 6.0.28, but fails to show image in Firefox 1.0.3. A code snibblet is at end of email. Has anyone got this working in Firefox? Maybe there are some general updates to this Logo Swap design tech

[css-d] Re: ID styling

On 6/6/05, Dida Kutz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I can't see that I'm missing a brace or semi-colon . . . > Again, this site is at www.omniquiti.com. http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.omniquiti.com%2Fstyles-site_new.css&usermedium=all And on the subject of valida

[css-d] Problem with heights of divs in IE5

Hi, I have a site that is using the Mid Pass filter ( http://tantek.com/CSS/Examples/midpass.html) to pass heights of the left hand navigation div and the main content window div on a site. It works fine in pretty much all browsers here :- http://www.getaround.org.uk/survey/view_areas.php b

[css-d] Text display problem with MAC IE 5.2

Hi all I am working on a design (which I really don't like and please don't shoot me for the animated gifs .. the client is 18, wanted whizzes,bangs and animated cursors. It has taken weeks of talking about web design to get things this 'minimal'). I have only just started and the html and css

RE: [css-d] ID styling

Dida, This is where you are missing the curly braces in your CSS file. The first occurrence is in the class list. Here you are missing the ending curly brace. This is what you have: .li { color: #FF; font-family: Verdana, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; But it

[css-d] Tableless design advise

Hi All, After following some tips, I built a page that looks fine under Win2000 and ie5/ie5.5. Also under the same OS, NS4, 6, 7, FF and Opera looks fine, but Win2000/ie6 it's a mess and Win98/ie4 as well. It's not a finished job, but I'd appreciate your feedback and tips on how to tweak ie6 and

RE: [css-d] collapsing nav issues in IE

> It seems a sort of bad interaction between some CSS rules and > the javascript > governing the menu. > If you take out "position: relative" from your "#nav li" the problem > disappears. I guess you have added that to solve some other > IE bug (missing > border?), so I'm not sure if this helps

[css-d] BoxModel

I'm having lots of trouble trying to get my site to look fine on both (Bfirefox and internet explorer (not sure about other browsers, but it these 2 (Bwork others must look fine too *i hope*) (B (BLinks are: (Bhttp://www.billiglinser.dk/dtach/ct/ (Looks a little bad in IE, but if you (Bcou

Re: [css-d] ID styling

* Dida Kutz wrote: >I KNOW this has to be an easy fix, but still not working, depsite all >the suggestions! Here's my HTML (in a Movable Type template): > >"><$MTEntryTitle$> > >and here is my CSS coding for this title header. I can't see that I'm >missing a brace or semi-colon . . . > >h3#id {

[css-d] ID styling

I KNOW this has to be an easy fix, but still not working, depsite all the suggestions! Here's my HTML (in a Movable Type template): "><$MTEntryTitle$> and here is my CSS coding for this title header. I can't see that I'm missing a brace or semi-colon . . . h3#id { font-family: Arial,

Re: [css-d] CSS glitch

1. can you post a url? 2. does the error occur on the same pc after you have closed all instances of IE? 3. have to tried removing element by element, starting from the 'inside' to try and locate the buggy elements? On 6/6/05, Daniel Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > However I'm getting a weird g

[css-d] CSS glitch

Hello everyone. I have been working I have been working on a CSS XHTML Transitional website and have got the layout working in Safari, Firefox and IE5 and IE6 fairly well and the homepage validates. However I'm getting a weird glitch. Every time a PC with IE6 views the homepage for the first

Re: [css-d] Thoughts on line-height

Ellen Herzfeld wrote: > I had never really gotten into line heights. From > my readings on the subject in _CSS: the > Definitive Guide_ I had retained that the best > way to set line height was to use raw numbers. > This I mostly did, unless it didn't work for some > reason and then I used ems or