Maren Child schrieb:
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'...
Altieres Rohr demoized the IE/Win Unscrollable Content Bug
Hello, I MAY have already asked a site check on this site I did, do forgive
me for asking again if I did. Anyway, I was told by my client today that a
friend of hers pulled the site up in a Mac and she was told it either didn't
load or when it did, it looked terrible. I tried to be careful in
Hi everyone!
I have been naming my classes and IDs since the beginning of my education in
xhtml and CSS like this 9and ALWAYS start with a LETTEr, of course:) :
1) lowercase
(like: #wrapper, #nav, .banner, etc.)
2) lowerCase - if consists of 2 or more words
(like: #mainNav, #subNav,
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Hi everyone!
I have been naming my classes and IDs since the beginning of my
education in xhtml and CSS like this 9and ALWAYS start with a LETTEr,
of course:) :
I use lowercase only, as it means that I don't mistype in the html.
--
Peter Simons, Web Designer
On 6/10/05, Mikhail Bozgounov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lately, I read somewhere (don't remember where, though), that even CSS
class/IDs should be ALL lowercase, although NOT required by W3C (because,
they aren't
part of the XHTML standard).
No idea where this came from, its type selectors
QUOTE
What naming conventions do YOU use in your everyday pratice?
I go for your option A
A) lowercase: #mainnav, #subnav, .bannersmall, .firstpara
Prabhath Sirisena, http://nidahas.com
/QUOTE
I would go for it, too (plain lowercase), as most safe and bulletproof for the
future, but the
At http://www.quirky.co.nz/dsales/index.mv?d=catcat=4
the left-floated title image vanishes in Win IE 5/6. (you can often
see it fleetingly as it loads, and title and context menu work as
expected).
I can make the image appear by removing the position:relative on the
div #content, but that is
Mikhail Bozgounov schrieb:
A) lowercase: #mainnav, #subnav, .bannersmall, .firstpara
B) lowerCase: #mainNav, #subNav, .bannerSmall, .firstPara
C) lower-case: #main-nav, #sub-nav, .banner-small, .first-para
D) lower_case: #main_nav, #sub_nav, .banner_small, .first_para
Richard Grevers schrieb:
At http://www.quirky.co.nz/dsales/index.mv?d=catcat=4
the left-floated title image vanishes in Win IE 5/6. (you can often
see it fleetingly as it loads, and title and context menu work as
expected).
I can make the image appear by removing the position:relative on the
On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 02:49:43 -0400, Thomas Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I MAY have already asked a site check on this site I did, do
forgive me for asking again if I did.
Forgive me but yes you have asked for a site check before numerous times--
same layout, same problems-- different
I'm putting two SPANs next to each other and specifying borders on both
of them. However, I want the borders between them to collapse in the
same way that table cell borders can do with border-collapse : collapse.
However it does not appear to be working. After checking the www.w3.org
site I am
On 6/10/05, James Conley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm putting two SPANs next to each other and specifying borders on both
of them. However, I want the borders between them to collapse in the
same way that table cell borders can do with border-collapse : collapse.
However it does not appear to
Arno @ Raketnet wrote:
... but there's still the styling problem in IE.
There's no borders around the boxes to be filled in and IE doesn't seem
to care about the line-height property in those boxes.
Yes, IE/Win ignores line-height in presence of replaced contents (like
images, input, ...),
Hi all,
I posted this question earlier this week and go no response, and am
still confused by this behavior.
My example is here: http://test.hinshawdesign.com/css/float_debug.html
When I make the viewport narrower in IE/PC, the middle column drops down.
In FF/PC the Select menu begins to
Hello. I have been wrestling with this problem in IE, and am now
considering another career.
Before I go, can anyone enlighten me as to what is going on with this page?
http://tombickle.com/files/test/contact.html
My problem is that in the middle column, the content div, much of the
content
Don Hinshaw wrote:
Hi all, I posted this question earlier this week and go no response,
and am still confused by this behavior. My example is here:
http://test.hinshawdesign.com/css/float_debug.html
When I make the viewport narrower in IE/PC, the middle column drops
down. In FF/PC the
Since it may be an off topic, I apologize myself in precedence.
The fact came up today as I was working on a writer's website. He sent me
many of his stuff, all in doc.
So, I hade to copy and past the plain text and insert each p and /p for
each paragraph of each text myself.
Needless to say
Hey all,
I'm a CSS newbie. Hope this isn't too basic a question, but I can't
seem to figure out how to do something...
I have two columns, both the same width, like so:
.column {
float: left;
width: 392px;
margin-left: 5px;
border: 1px red solid;
}
This
I have been working with Son of Suckerfish code recently and a found someone
who had modified it so the parent UL stays highlighted. (You can see the page
at:
http://ab.rockdev.com/index1.html )
There are some long css references that I don't fully understand and I was
hoping some nice soul
At 10/06/2005 21:33 (Friday), Cedar Pruitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to this list,
Welcome, Cedar
and to CSS, and I'd be grateful for any advice or feedback in solving my
problem, which seems common but which I can't seem to fix nonetheless.
I've been slowly making progress on
(Replying to myself - I'm weird like that)...
I stripped out all style parameters in my content column's code. The problem
seems related to the:
div class=contact_spacer/div
...tag. Being the absolute thing I took out, it made the difference. I'll
add parameters back in, tying them to CSS
The URL is http://www.parenteducation.org/
On the front page there is a photo of a little girl. Her hair is
getting cut off for some reason in Moz browsers.
The photo is a background-image set on the content-wrap div. The other
div in question is the content-rc div. I've tried setting:
Hi,
I redid my website with css and find that the only problem now is that
it flashes when you surf from page to page. I googled and found a bunch
of sites and tried a number of known solutions but none have worked so
far. Any ideas would be much appreciated.
On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 15:43:48 -0400, Gustavo Caetano
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, how do you deal if this kind of situation? If you want to keep your
code
clean, without those weird tags and classes inserted by some softwares
that
allow you to paste a plain text straight to HTML is there any
I redid my website with css and find that the only problem now is that
it flashes when you surf from page to page.
I don't think it should flash unless using @import.
See this for a possible remedy:
http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/fouc.asp
-Steve
I have a vertical list/menu where I would like the hover effect to
extend the width of the list, not just the width of the li text. I'm
OK except for the last list item in IE. It appears to not work because
the list item before it wraps. Any solutions, aside from increasing the
width of my list?
On 6/10/05, Gustavo Caetano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since it may be an off topic, I apologize myself in precedence.
The fact came up today as I was working on a writer's website. He sent me
many of his stuff, all in doc.
So, I hade to copy and past the plain text and insert each p and /p
I got an issue where the widths of these navigation items in a list
(About, Member Services, etc.) are expanding to 100% and filling
the TD the list is nested in. As a result, each LI is on a seperate
line. This issue appears in Mac/IE.
I didn't want to specifiy the width of each LI because the
Jessica
You would probably be better of, and more cross browser sure, creating a
a seperate style for your second li.
If for example your idea is to have a list where every second li item is
orange then create a style for that:
#nav li.even {
color:#f90;
}
Then apply it to every second
On 6/10/05, Matthew LaVelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The URL is http://www.parenteducation.org/
Your HTML has syntax errors detectable by the Markup Validator.
Your CSS has syntax errors detectable by the CSS validator.
http://diveintomark.org/archives/2003/05/05/why_we_wont_help_you
On the
That's because what you've done is different from applying two classes to
the same element. With that piece of CSS, you are applying colour to a list
item that is inside another list item that is inside an element with the ID
of 'nav'. To make this code do something, you'd need the following html:
Hey. Right off the top of my head. With out too much deep thinking..
which im not sure is possible at 4pm Friday afternoon ;) but here is
what I got for ya..
Take a div. set its size to your photos size. Set your photo as the
background image. Take a separate dog-ear image. Position
Michael
Have a look at the code on www.modelcup.co.za. Not sure if you can do it
with CSS alone, but with a combination of CSS and on or two, depending
on how many corners you want this effect, small image widgets it can be
done easily and very effectively.
HTH
Michael Grice wrote:
I
Just kidding ont hat last post... here is a better one.. even tested
it..
Well I tested it in FF.. but with tweeking it should work elsewear..
style
.mainImage{float:left;}
.dogEar{margin-left:-20px;}
/style
div
img class=mainImage src=invite_mast.jpg width=650 height=205 /
img class= dogEar
On 6/10/05, Michael Grice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have seen this effect on Textboxes where one side is folded in. It
looks like a dog-eared page. I searched the Wiki for dogear, dog
ear and dog-ear and did not find anything. Maybe it is called
something else. But is it possible to style an
I have two columns, both the same width, like so:
.column {
float: left;
width: 392px;
margin-left: 5px;
border: 1px red solid;
}
This works fine when I have enough room in the browser to display
this. But when the browser window gets resized, the second column
jumps below
I am having trouble getting my web page centered within all browsers
no matter what the screen resolution or monitor size is.
I thought applying :
body{
margin: 0 auto;
}
would work, but it doesn't. Was is the trick to get this to work?
Bruce, try applying the margin: 0 auto to the
All you need are is a pre tag around the text, (pre stands for
preformatted text) for example:
pre
blah blah blah.
blah asdbjaksd ashdf sjkdf.
/pre
And it will display as written.
more here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_pre.asp
On Jun 10, 2005, at 4:07 PM, Smith, Sarah wrote:
#menu li { margin: 0; padding: 0; border-bottom: 1px solid #000; }
.last { border-bottom: 0 none !important; }
#menu a {
text-decoration: none;
color: #006;
display: block;
width: auto;
padding: 3px 5px;
_width: 230px;
}
On 6/11/05, Jessica Mays [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am messing around with this concept, but it is not seeming to work for
me
Take this css:
* #nav li li {
color:#FF9900;
}
(I have also tried it without the *)
On html like:
div id=nav
ul
litest
Thanks everybody for the kind answers,
Since it looks like I'm not the only one who meet those problems, here goes
something I've found.
http://www.easyhtools.com/
It has solved my problems. I'll try all your suggestion and evaluate which
one is the best.
Regards
Gustavo Caetano
On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 17:34:52 -0400, Bruce Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
I am having trouble getting my web page centered within all browsers
no matter what the screen resolution or monitor size is.
See:
http://bluerobot.com/web/css/center1.html
Regards,
David Laakso
--
All,
I have completed my photo gallery! Here's the spiel e-mail I sent to
all of my friends (please ignore this message if you do not want to
see how I used CSS on my site or would not care to view pictures of
me and my friends):
Esteemed colleagues, friends, and loved ones,
For those
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