That looks rather like a lot of spaghetti CSS code. There must be a
simpler way! Anyone know?
On 6/7/05, Peter Hyde-Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://webpages.charter.net/angusair/bayonehome6.html
http://webpages.charter.net/angusair/bayonecss6.css
06/07/05
Robert:
Check these
Thanks Roger for your reply.
I have build up a page to show you what i'm talking about
http://www.hablablow.com/fixedTest/css_d_page.htm
I imagine Js would give me the best control of what i try to achieve.
But i'd like to keep positions managed in css.
Logically:
nonFixedLayer{
margin-top:
I don't think that this layout is particularly stunning, but so far,
it's been getting the job done. I think each image I post should
have a caption (though alt and title tags
Do you mean alt and title attributes?
might be good enough if I made sure to tell the visitors to my
site
On 6/8/05, Holly Bergevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Matthew LaVelle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://test.cimediagroup.com/
Everything looks fine in all browsers except there's a small space/gap
between the hdr DIV and the body DIV in Internet Explorer 6 on Windows
machines.
Add {display:
is it possible to adjust padding to two different images within a td
as shown below?
td.img#imageone {padding: 4px;}
td.img#imagtwo {padding: 0px 4px 0px 2px;}
I'm drawing a blank right now.
Thanks,
Gerry
Certified
Thanks to Holly and David. Big thanks. I couldn't get rid of the
height on the body DIV since it has a background-image applied to it.
However, as soon as I applied display: block to the img in the hdr DIV
my problems were over. Thank you guys both very much!
-Matthew
On 6/7/05, Holly Bergevin
I have studied Eric Meyer's article on Navigational Styles which gives
direction on how to highlight a menu item to indicate that's the page a user is
on. It's a technique he uses on his Website here:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/.
The problem I have is that my site doesn't user server-side
Hi Everyone,
Two issues right now:
1. In IE, the image in the (currently yellow) div is being cut off,
whereas in Mozilla it appears as I'd hoped. I've set a negative margin
on the yellow div, to align that link with all the other links. What's
the best way to accomplish this? I need the div
span id=home class=navbaritemA HREF=/Home/a/span
Now the challenge is how to get the Home menu item to be formatted
differently when the home page is rendered. It's rendered through XML and
the body of the page is in the CDATA tag, so I can't get to the navbaritem.
Can anyone think of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
What is the difference between float and absolute divs?
At which point in the layout process did you encounter this matter? You
may have found similarities between floating and positioning.
Can you specify what observed behavior of these did make you unsure
Greetings all,
Several times lately, while reviewing various parts of CSS, I have
found myself saying why does it work like this? There are several
things that seem overly complex, or things that seem obvious to me
but aren't there. I'm new at this, and the guys at the W3C are very
You folks were so helpful the last time, I'm coming to you once again.
Background: The site is being designed on the Domino platform in Lotus
Notes. (I've been doing this quite successfully since 1996 without trying
to completely employ CSS). Domino does toss in some stuff on it's own (the
Good evening Gunlaug,
It was foretold that on 8-6-2005 @ 04:35:07 GMT+0200 (which was
4:35:07 where I live) Gunlaug Sørtun would write:
snipped a bit
GS My whole response should be seen as a *serious* joke, which most older
GS members on css-d took it as, I suppose.
Lol i see that now.
Hey everybody!
Got a couple of problems (what's new).
This is the site in question. I've posted previously about this site, so
it may look familiar.
http://rathehun.beplaced.com/
This is the reference, table-based site, which I have to convert:
http://cfl.in/
Problem 1:
Vertical image
Hi,
I am attempting to make two black stripes down the height of the body
of a page. I have set one as a background image, which is properly
spanning the height of the page, even when scrolling. I have been
trying to set the other stripe by adding a border-right to the body
and defining its width.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Sample Site: http://notesdev.cc.sunysb.edu/mbishop/newdoit.nsf
- you'll need a bg-image for a left faux-column
bg.png, width of 170px, color: your light blue;
#container { ... background: url(bg.png) repeat-y}
-zero the default margin/padding
body {... margin:0;
At 01:20 PM 6/8/2005, Jasper Kuperus wrote:
When I was redesigning my homepage I found a CSS hack. Because I couldn't
find anything about this hack, it seemed to me that this hack isn't known
yet. So I named it after my homepage: The Curunir Hack.
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
http://rathehun.beplaced.com/
Problem 1:
Vertical image centreing. The logo in the top left hand
corner needs to be centred in the orange box.
For that centering method to work, the wraptocenter div should have the
dimensions of the space where you want your image
Jasper Kuperus wrote:
My question about this hack is, is this a real hack? And if it is, is
it a new hack or is it a known hack?
I may be wrong but the minus sign just kills the declaration.
Doesn't it behave the same with no width at all?
Thierry | http://www.TJKDesign.com
I am working on some pages on a site in which I am trying to recreate tables
using CSS with DIV's. I am having a hard time with this.
Does anyone have any opinions about which is the best route to go?
One of the pages I am working on is:
On Jun 8, 2005, at 3:25 PM, Alexander Khost wrote:
Hi,
I am attempting to make two black stripes down the height of the body
of a page. I have set one as a background image, which is properly
spanning the height of the page, even when scrolling. I have been
trying to set the other stripe by
I am working on some pages on a site in which I am trying to recreate tables
using CSS with DIV's. I am having a hard time with this.
Does anyone have any opinions about which is the best route to go?
Yes, if it is tabular data, use a table. The main reason is that you
do use the proper
Steven Costello wrote:
I am working on some pages on a site in which I am trying to recreate
tables using CSS with DIV's. I am having a hard time with this.
Does anyone have any opinions about which is the best route to go?
http://www.trinityinfo.org/News/Weekly-Worship-Flier.php.
Why
Thanks Chris. Very nice informative and descriptive article.
Steven Costello
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Hello,
I am working on setting up a personal web site and I am testing on a
Mac in Mozilla. I have only tested briefly in other browsers, but one
problem I am noticing is the height of my container div only extends
to the amount of the content and not a fixed height. I want each page
to be the
yikes. I've been trying to redo a form without tables, and I'm really
struggling. Again, this is only for IE6.
Code to follow, also online at a
href=http://www.yomammashouse.com/css_effort_take23.htm;http://www.yomammashouse.com/css_effort_take23.htm/a
I have a container div (eventually will
Hello everyone,
Hope this isn't off-topic. I just finished a
subsite as part of a larger redesign. The CSS
validates but some pages won't validate as DOCTYPE
XHTML 1.0 Transitional because of long URLs in navigation links. Is there
anything I can do about this? I don't have any control over
I've seen the css attribute min-height work in some cases but then it
just dies in IE and won't work correctly. A functioning, albeit goofy,
workaround would be to just use a shim, but I'm sure somebody here
knows of a more graceful solution.
Jack Keller | cell7.org
On Jun 8, 2005, at 8:00
The ampersands in the urls need to be escaped properly (amp;).
Regards,
Jachin
Senior Web Developer
InternetFiji.com
On 6/9/05, Jeanne Prine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
Hope this isn't off-topic. I just finished a
subsite as part of a larger redesign. The CSS
validates but
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