Re: [css-d] Pure CSS popups - follow up

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] a suitably anonymised example http://murorum.demon.co.uk/mwr/. Hovering over each of the status buttons on the left hand side of the table should pop up an appropriate message. This works fine on Firefox and Konqueror. As you can see IE lets the background images

RE: [css-d] Pure CSS popups - follow up

A good job I generate the HTML programmatically :-) This works, but having to style every button surely defeats the whole idea of CSS (or perhaps that is the idea). From: Holly Bergevin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon 20/06/2005 09:57 To:

RE: [css-d] Pure CSS popups - follow up

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This works, but having to style every button surely defeats the whole idea of CSS (or perhaps that is the idea). The idea is a practial one, not one designed to defeat CSS. I'm pretty sure the individual z-indexes are needed to get IE to do what you want. The anchor

Re: [css-d] reusing a style definition for another ID

I think what you are look for would look like #portal-globalnav li.selected, #portal-hangingnav li.selected { ...the old css... } #portal-hangingnav li.selected { border-style: solid none none none; } #portal-hangingnav li.selected { include: #portal-globalnav li.selected;

Re: [css-d] rounded corner problem

Marty Martin schrieb: *Resent, never received any responses* Basically, the problem is in FF when I insert content into the divs controlling the box, it pushes my corners down if the element is a block-level element. I can get around this if the first item in the div is a p by applying a

RE: [css-d] Terminology Question

I must not have done a very good job of describing it. I've looked at css dropdown menus, but this isn't really a menu. It's more like a a big formatted box that zooms out at you when you mouseover the link. Usage: In an out of the box web application, user has a more details link that they

RE: [css-d] Terminology Question

It's more like a tooltip on steroids... (and when I typed that, the lightbulb went off. I started hunting for tooltips and came across this site. The correct term for searching seems to be dhtml tooltip) http://www.walterzorn.com/tooltip/tooltip_e.htm -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

Re: [css-d] Terminology Question

You just need to look for 'javascript' solutions, as effects/animation are scripted with JS. Some people are working on a JS library, supporting exactly the kind of effects you are looking for, to be implemented with RAILS (in Ruby programmed web framework): http://prototype.conio.net/ Hope

[css-d] [participation wanted] Good CSS tutorials wanted

Hello there, at @media2005, I bounced an idea off some people (Molly Holzschlag, Andy Budd, ppk, and whoever was unfortunate enough to listen). The idea is an RSS repository of _good_ tutorials that authors of outdated articles can link to. That way we can reuse the high google ranks of the old

[css-d] Default Button Padding in IE

I think I'm stumped. When you set a border and a background image on a button (input tag or button tag) in Internet Explorer there is a 1px gap between the background image and the border. Setting the padding (and the margins) of the button/input tag have no effect on this default padding.

[css-d] Recommendations?

Dear All: Moving a little bit closer to standards compliance everyday! I have a page set up here : http://jaithirtha.net/rahul/CFLeducation.htm The reference pages for this is (table-based) here: http://cfl.in/CFLEducation.htm The only problem that I'm having is that in IE, the right float

[css-d] IE Bug - HELP!

All, I've been testing http://staff.valpo.edu/dmoulton/test/oia-comm/ and I am having a IE display issue. If you scroll down and refresh the page you will see that the middle column does not show up. Any ideas? David -- David R. Moulton | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Associate Director of Electronic

[css-d] navigation list and other issues

Hello, I was asked by my boss to create a new layout for our site and thought I'd take the opportunity to create it in CSS. I've looked at a lot of web sites and red a bit too and for a novice have gotten it pretty far. First-off, I am having a bear of a time with the main horizontal

Re: [css-d] Floated blocks inside list items

Mike wrote: li div { float: left; } Change to: li div {display:inline;} __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by

Re: [css-d] How to avoid hovering named anchors?

On Sun, 19 Jun 2005 20:33:58 +0200, Kelly Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: a:link:hover, a:visited:hover {} Unfortunately, the problem with doing that is IE, which doesn't understand :link:hover and :visited:hover. You mean older versions than IE6, as it works in it. Is it really that

[css-d] Text alignment, full justification.

I would like to allign the text of our company name / logo using css rather than an image of the text. Here is the look I am trying to reproduce: http://www.tillagetools.com/ads1/images/logo2b3.jpg So far all I have is the text sized and placed big letters over little letters but I would like

Re: [css-d] Floated blocks inside list items

On 6/20/05, Jason Mark Roehrig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mike wrote: li div { float: left; } Change to: li div {display:inline;} thanks for the response. However, that wouldn't produce the desired result. that would just make the button appear at the end of the question text because the

Re: [css-d] Blank space between divs in mozilla not in IE

Rick It comes from the h2 heading. Either use: h2 { margin:0; background: #f2f4ff; font-size: 100%; } or * { margin:0; padding:0; } Roberto -- Rick Pasotto wrote: http://niof.net/lpnc/tst Where does the blank space after the top horizontal navbar

Re: [css-d] IE border

Luc wrote: Good evening list, http://www.dzinelabs.com/Pages/template_metallica.php Op, Moz FF show the wrapper right border. IE does not. Can somebody shed some light on this? See http://www.csscreator.com/css-forum/ftopic10373.html It's a bit impolite to scattershoot, posting

Re: [css-d] IE border -- apologies

Luc wrote: Good evening list, I inadverdantly replied on this thread in answer to another. My apologies. gary -- Anyone can build a usable web site. It takes a graphics designer to make it slow, confusing, and painful to use.

Re: [css-d] Large gap appearing in IE6

Luke Mackenzie wrote: Hi, I am having an issue with IE6 which I just can't seem to resolve. snip The page in question is here: http://mixdoaa1.miniserver.com/~staging/members/index.php?sid=ed1147f3c538f4 e95852105ad46eafad snip See http://www.csscreator.com/css-forum/ftopic10373.html

[css-d] What is wrong with my myhover.htc ?

Hi list When I look at Peter Nederlof's csshover.htc, I ask myself, why this snippet is doing the same. // myhover.htc script attachEvent('onmouseover', Over); attachEvent('onmouseout', Out); function Over() { Originalvalue = element.className; element.className += ' over'; }

Re: [css-d] IE border

Hello Gary, It was foretold that on 20-6-2005 @ 16:37:49 GMT-0500 (which was 23:37:49 where I live) Gary Turner would write: snipped a bit GT It's a bit impolite to scattershoot, posting to multiple fora and lists. Give GT one a chance before trying another. That wasn't my post :-)

[css-d] IE border: solved

Hello list, The 1 px in IE is solved. Somehow i messed up with the width on my wrapper and logo div. I'm a happy camper now. Tnx to all who answered my question :-) -- Best regards, Luc http://www.dzinelabs.com Need a website? http://www.w-orx.com Powered

RE: [css-d] Default Button Padding in IE

Mark, 1. Make the button invisible (no border, no background) 2. Wrap it in a span or div 3. Style the wrapping element span { display: block; height: 25px; width: 75px; padding: 0; margin: 0; border: solid 1px red;

Re: [css-d] broken text in FF - gecko overflow bug

The bug was confirmed as new: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=298219 Thanks to David, Susan, Roger, and Philippe. regards, Ingo __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d