Hi again, folks. Please ignore that request for a site check on
deaderthanhell.com.
After playing with a few pages, I can see that I have much work yet to
do. Thanks just the same.
Keith
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Georg already has provided a very practical answer. I interpreted your
question as a question about understanding containing
blocks and floats.
Chris Morse schrieb:
I just want an image floated left so the text that goes along with it
is to the right. However, I want the image completely
Hi, you could set a equal minimum height for the #main_content with
something like that
#main_content{
background-color:#fff;
min-height: 500px;/* set here min height */
height: auto !important;/* overwrite the height */
height: 500px;/* this is also the min height for IE */
border:5px solid
Don Hinshaw schrieb:
Hello all,
My example page is here: http://test.hinshawdesign.com/css/float_debug.html
What I find in IE is that when I make my viewport narrower than ~850px,
the center column drops way down. I realize that this is due to the
select menu in that column, but ultimately I
Okay, now I think it's ready for a site check - mostly in PC. I'm not
horribly concerned about IE Mac.
It seems to work good in Safari, Firefox and Opera for Mac.
http://www.deaderthanhell.com
http://www.blog.deaderthanhell.com
Thanks very much in advance...
Keith
On Jun 8, 2005, at 9:34 PM, BabaGanush wrote:
yikes. I've been trying to redo a form without tables, and I'm really
struggling. Again, this is only for IE6.
http://www.yomammashouse.com/css_effort_take23.htm
I have a container div (eventually will be two, equally sized, one
floated left,
My copy (December 2004) has the correct "repeat-x;"
Melissa Bishop
University Web Developer
Division of Information Technology
SUNY at Stony Brook
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Do not give up hope. I know it is hard, but it is worth it. My advice to you
is to try and completely forget about how things function when designing in
tables because the process is completely different.
CSS acts completely different from tables in almost even way imaginable. I
would advise
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 smart,
so I'm sure
The space between the columns and the footer is part of the image (
http://www.krokohunter.dk/test/images/footer_gradient.gif ).
Niels M. Frederiksen wrote:
Hi there.
I'm working on a simple XHTML/CSS site, with a two-collumn, header, footer
layout.
Something weird is happening. The
Try giving your inputs a width and height and see if that fixes the issues.
Didn't seem to make a difference, logical to think it might though. I
stripped down the code to just one UL inside a div, and i still don't
get the margin thing. Can't post it online from work, but code
follows.
On
sorry
html
head
titlecss effort take 24/title
style type='text/css' media='all'
body { font-family:arial,sans-serif,serif;
font-size:10pt;
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
}
input { border:solid 1px #ccc;
Not sure this is the best place to ask this, but does anyone on this list
know of a way to use a flash file in a transitional xhtml document such that
it will validate? If you use the embed tag, which seems to be the only way
netscape will play the movie, the page does not validate. However,
First off, thanks for the reply, Ben.
On Jun 9, 2005, at 12:25 PM, Ben Curtis wrote:
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
Dear All:
Finally finished my transition to valid, tableless XHTML 1.0 and CSS.
Please do take a look at the site on as many browsers as possible.
Comments and suggestions welcome!
http://www.jaithirtha.net/rahul/index.htm
Also, my CSS code looks like a huge mess! If anybody has any
Hello Rahul,
Thursday, June 9, 2005, 6:56:34 PM, you wrote:
RG Dear All:
RG Finally finished my transition to valid, tableless XHTML 1.0 and CSS.
RG Please do take a look at the site on as many browsers as possible.
RG Comments and suggestions welcome!
RG
Thomas W. Bickle wrote:
http://tombickle.com/files/test/board_only.html
I simply want one group to sit to the right of the other group, on the same
horizontal plane. I have placed a simple table below the first two images
to illustrate what I want, if it helps.
Hi,
This may not be an
Hi list,
I have two problems.
One is the form styling in IE, which is completely messed up.
Aside from the actual styling which looks crappy (but which isn't the
main problem) the boxed to be filled in are supposed to float: right,
which they do in Moz, FF, NS and Opera. In IE they drop down
My apologies, I assumed the small space.
I can't seem to recreate the problem. I've tested in FF 1.0.4, and IE6.
Could you perhaps supply a link to a screen shot of the problem?
Andrew
Niels M. Frederiksen wrote:
I'm talking about a 50-60px vertical whitespace, which shows on load in FF..
Did you try to set a height/width on the image ?
width=176 height=221
Cannot reproduce it here with DeerPark, but my old Moz1.6steamboat shows
a gap, which disappears when the image is cached.
Ingo
Hey Ingo
Thanks mate.
That did the trick.
I can sleep peacefully now. w
Try using a list instead, and then give your list items a background
image that is vertically centered and aligned to the left of the list
item.
This should help you:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listutorial/master.htm
On Jun 9, 2005, at 11:19 AM, Greg Creme wrote:
I created a test page
On 9 Jun 2005, at 20:40, Patrick Mannix wrote:
http://xps.org/test08jun.html
Hi Patrick,
Looks great in Mac FF, Safari and IE Mac under Tiger. The layout
breaks in IE Mac at 200% zoom but I don't think that is anything to
worry about. Good job!
Regards
Greg
Hello,
Thanks to everyone who replied to my validation
problem post. I knew about converting to amp;
in text but didn't think about doing it in the URLs
as well. After I fired off my question, I dug
around some more on http://validator.w3.org and
found a reference to using amp; in URLs. That's
Thanks to one and all who replied. I have been able to get this right and
move on. Thanks again, I needed that.
Whew.
Tom
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From: Jasper Kuperus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 8:12 AM
To: Thomas W. Bickle
Subject: Re: [css-d] Allegedly simple
Source file:
http://james.globalhavens.com/css-discuss/webtop/2col-scroll.html
I'm trying to get columns lined up between three
stacked tables, the middle one of which is in a
scrolling DIV. The scroll bar has pushed the content
in, so the %-width columns have adjusted, and no
longer line up
* Jeanne Prine wrote:
Thanks to everyone who replied to my validation
problem post. I knew about converting to amp;
in text but didn't think about doing it in the URLs
as well. After I fired off my question, I dug
around some more on http://validator.w3.org and
found a reference to using amp;
Hi list,
I've some strange problems.
Look at the file www.doesburg.biz/html/
the style is in www.doesburg.biz/html/style2.css
In Firefox there goes something wrong if the left column (blue) is
longer than the right one (yellow).
A cyan block appears.
How can I solve that? So that the
Thanks to everyone who replied! I was able to get this working. The
problem turned out to be a combination of my anchor tag had the same classid
as the div above it and the vertical-align: middle property needed to be on
the image, not the div or the anchor.
So, the solution was removing the
But each LI needs a differnt image. A nightmare.
A simple fix to the current CSS:
Add this:
.remoteItem * {
vertical-align: inherit;
}
.remoteItem img {
padding-right: 20px;
}
Should be dead on.
On 6/9/05, Jono Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try using a list instead, and then give your
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 13:56:34 -0400, Rahul Gonsalves
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finally finished my transition to valid, tableless XHTML 1.0 and CSS.
Please do take a look at the site on as many browsers as possible.
Comments and suggestions welcome!
http://www.jaithirtha.net/rahul/index.htm
using an dimage replace ment technique
basically I want the background to print that is being delivered by the
css sheet - - - - any suggestions?
I did check archives - this has been bandy'd around abit any solutions
thanks
Neal
IE seems to straight up ignore the #wrapper { width: 660px; }
In hmprint.css:
#wrapper { width: 660px !important; }
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From: Ricky Morley
In the test page, I gave the divs the style display: inline-block.
...neither IE nor Firefox seem to support inline-block.
When I look in the CSS2 recommendation I see the following values
that are applicable to display:
inline | block | list-item | run-in | compact |
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 15:40:29 -0400, Patrick Mannix
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The sample page is: http://xps.org/test08jun.html with css at
http://xps.org/styles/fluid.css
...
IE, however, pushes the rightmost columns down as the viewport is
narrowed. This isn't all that bad, vertical
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I've made progress on my layout issues from the other day. But I've
got a real head-scratcher at this point, so I was wondering if anyone
could take a look.
I've got a site, example page at http://beta.comedyworx.com/
directions.php and CSS
Hello to All,
I'm re-doing an older site moving it from tables to CSS could use
a quick check some help. I've got many of the bugs out, but I've
used a couple conditional comments if someone could view with IE 5.0
and IE 5.5, I'd appreciate it as I can't view if the layout is working
as
So, it would appear that I found a band-aid for my problem.
http://www.yomammashouse.com/css_effort_take24.htm
By making a print style sheet lessening the height of the div that
has a specific pixel height (rather than rendered by it's enclosed
elements) by the total of the top/bottom margins
Dear All:
Thanks for the extremely useful feedback that I've got about the project.
Roxanne:
Rahul: Site looks great! You do have a few Mac issues though. Here are some
screenshots. http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=163962
I believe that IE Mac 5.5 and prior versions have a
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:37:37 -0400, Janet Lynn Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
..
I've got many of the bugs out, but I've
used a couple conditional comments if someone could view with IE 5.0
and IE 5.5, I'd appreciate it as I can't view if the layout is working
as planned because I have
background information about the differnt ways of display property, and
its support by browsers.
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/display.html
Yeah, thanks, I came across that page. And according to it, From 1.1
Alpha onwards Mozilla doesn't support it any more. Bummer. Since
Opera is my
On 10 Jun 2005, at 8:39 am, Ricky Morley wrote:
Regarding this test page http://www.rickymorley.com/test.html
I wish to have a series of div's that I can display next to one
another. I can then format then as I wish. I can't float them, because
that will force them either right or left, but I
hi there,
i am having some problems positioning the footer and displaying the
right-border of the leftnav div at the following page:
http://testing.loopfruit.co.uk
can anyone tell me how to get the footer to display after the allcontent div
(i.e. right at the bottom of the page) and/or why
Wish I could offer more than screen captures of the 'evil one:'
win/2000-5/5.5/6.0 at 800 1024.
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=168957
http://www.hopetribute.org/new-site/index.htmJanet
Thanks David, I appreciate the screens. Guess I'll have to play a bit
more with the
I have a page at http://www.biotext.com.au/test0205/testpage3.html with a
background image on the body tag.
The content doesn't scroll in IE6 - the scrollbar is 'greyed out'. The html
and css validate and I can't see anything else to cause this. It scrolls in
IE5 and Firefox.
I have tried a
Ricky Morley wrote:
Regarding this test page http://www.rickymorley.com/test.html
I wish to have a series of div's that I can display next to one
another. I can then format then as I wish. I can't float
them, because that will force them either right or left, but I
wish to have them
H. Wade Minter schrieb:
http://beta.comedyworx.com/
Apply the Holly hack [1] to .sidebox
Ingo
[1]http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?page=2cid=C37E0
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