virginia,
does the following work for you?
span .Name {
background:url(the path to the image);
border: 1px solid #949283;
padding: 5px;
margin: 10px; /* or whatever suits your intent */
float: left;
height: 140px;
width: 100px;
}
pspan id=Name/spanMolor
hello!
I'm French, then excuse me for my bad English accent :-).
i use a tag pre to post code on my website.
here styles used for this tag:
#content pre {
background-color:#E2EDF8;
border:1px solid #7DACE7;
border-left-width:8px;
margin:10px;
margin-left:20px;
margin-right:20px;
padding:10px;
Scott Blanchard schrieb:
... However, I want each list item to indent properly, but at the same time, I
want the element's background to span the entire width of the root UL
element.
http://v5.octane8.com/expandoTestListItems/default.aspx?id=7
Zero the default margins and paddings.
I
On 23 Jun 2005, at 3:48 pm, Matthieu Petiot wrote:
hello!
I'm French, then excuse me for my bad English accent :-).
i use a tag pre to post code on my website.
here styles used for this tag:
[]
but when I print the page, part of the contents of the tag pre is
truncated
because lines are
Hi all!
i've some problem to show well this box build in css.. In fact with FF i've
some probem of visualizzation..
This is the problem http://www.opent.it/romacinema/BAzAr-FF.jpg
and i wish to show it so http://www.opent.it/romacinema/BAzAr-Opera.jpg
Someone can help me??? Plz!! :D
Thx!
martin wrote:
Allow me to say that I do find it ironic that the only browsers
which does not show euro; in this case are the Mac ones, when Mac
OS X is probably the most Unicode-friendly system out there right
now. :)
But that would give Lucida Grande a preference. I'll consider it.
Had
Hi there,
I'm developing a site and I've decided to go for broke and attempt to
make everything css and well formed.
The link: http://195.184.252.10/reddot_static_demo/Locations_UKbrighton_css.html
There are two problems at the moment and they both relate to floats.
Next to the image of deck
Hello, everybody. This is my first post on this list, although I've
been a member of the web standards list for several months.
I'll get to an introduction another time (if that's appropriate here),
but I have what I hope will be an easy question for the enlightened.
I have a client who wants a
On 6/23/05, Augusto Murri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all!
i've some problem to show well this box build in css.. In fact with FF i've
some probem of visualizzation..
It would be great if we can have a look at the html and css, not just
the screengrabs.
Prabhath
http://nidahas.com
He specifically stated that he wants a table border
around each thumbnail. Well...I know better than to create a table
around each image just for the visual effect, and I'm not about to
photoshop each image, so I'm wondering if there's a way to emulate it
in CSS.
Hi John,
if all your
John wrote:
I have a client who wants a border around the images in the gallery
John,
Would setting the border attribute to '1' on the image suffice?[a]. Can be done
in the CSS if require[b]. Or on gallery-only images by declaring a class on the
relevant image[c].
HTH
aj
--
[a] img src=
Keith Bloom wrote:
I'm developing a site and I've decided to go for broke and attempt to
make everything css and well formed.
The link:
http://195.184.252.10/reddot_static_demo/Locations_UKbrighton_css.html
CSS and well formed...
- Change most of those IDs to classes, as IDs should only
Thanks Gunlaug, good comment about the ids. I'll be going over all the
elements and checking them. The text sizes is a difficult one as the
designers of the site have specified the pixel sizes. It's a long
story.
The infoNav fix worked but the number of links in the element is
variable. Is there
On 23 Jun 2005, at 6:34 pm, john wrote:
I have a client who wants a border around the images in the gallery
I'm creating. He specifically stated that he wants a table border
around each thumbnail. Well...I know better than to create a table
around each image just for the visual effect, and
Hi Mike,
The following appears to work at least for the small test case:
li {clear: both; border: 1px solid white;}
.question { margin-right: 200px; }
.button { width: 15%; float:right; }
ol
li
div class=buttoninput type=button value=Answer //div
div class=questionQuestion text/div
/li
Hi there,
I have a 3-col footer with a top 1px border. What is happening in (so
far only in) IE 6 is when clicking (mouse down) on the one text link or
either of the two images, another top border appears over either one or
two of the columns. Here's the link:
Hello,
I've managed to get my page to work on Safari, FF, and IE5.X (with the
exception of the ':hover' pseudo class in IE - I know it doesn't
support it.) - all for Mac. It also appears to work in FF for windows.
However, the center content area is not flowing properly in IE Windows
(at
A good technique to always remember about IE and
display issues is that you can usually fix it with a
height: 1%; and/or a position: relative; ...
dd, dt { padding: 0 10px; height: 1%; }
Why? I don't know. But it works, and usually fixes a
problem right away that would otherwise cause madness
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 06:29:04 +0200, Virginia Murdoch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
My client has approved this design: http://www.unc.com.au/jd2/1.html
I'm trying to recreate that left-floated, negative-indented image
placement, and struggling - I've come up with: http://unc.com.au/jdsite/
Ello all,
First attempt from me at getting some help here, but since it's an
issue with Safari (Safari issues are hardly documented), I think I'm
safe to ask about it.
http://flickrbits.com/ This showcases the problem on the longer pages.
The footer gets cut off, and the post pages kill the
My apologizes for being far, far off topic
with my posts in this thread, don't know where I left my head.
Now I am in the situation that there was indeed a clever lister, Choan
C. Gálvez, who was able to script a working solution (beta). :)
So I asked Zoe if I could sent this post to the
I'm trying to convert a table/graphical layout to a CSS/HTML layout, and
I'm having a little difficulty with making IE render things properly. I
have a box that outlines a search form, and a little sidebar floated to
the right of it. It seems like the search form (which, unfortunately, is
still a
Lauri Raittila wrote:
(and someone's idea of using span with background instead of image was of
course worse than useless approach.)
it sure was, i was thinking more along the lines of an empty div and
using css to place the image. couldn't get to the image so there was no
way of checking my
Cindi Simonson schrieb:
I have a 3-col footer with a top 1px border. What is happening in (so
far only in) IE 6 is when clicking (mouse down) on the one text link or
either of the two images, another top border appears over either one or
two of the columns. Here's the link:
On 6/23/2005 1:06 PM Alan Milnes wrote:
I have a print style sheet set up so that only the main content should
be printed however I am still seeing both sidebars even though their
divs are set to display:none.
http://www.dev.gameplan.org.uk/
Just went through this myself.
Either add
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Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 3:46 PM
To: Cindi Simonson
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Cindi Simonson schrieb:
I have a
Hi,
This page http://mouseriders.dk/ looks fine in almost every browser. But
the page is all over the place on Mac OSX and IE5.X.
Is this correct? If so... what's the cure if there is one? I looked at
it with safari 1.2 and everything looks fine.
(I don't have access to a Mac with OSX and
Dear List:
At work, we are currently working out the spec for the next revision of
our CMS (standards compliant of course).
During our scoping meetings, some members of the dev team have specified
that we designers provide them with front-end CSS and XHTML markup that
uses ONLY classes. The
page:
http://forethought.daiun-ji.org/privacy.html
problem:
the What About my Privacy h3/span - in IE it pushes the content half way down
the page - and in firefox, while it puts it up top... adding my top margin
space also pushes down the left column/welcome visitor text.
I've taken over in
Hi Tom and Michael,
I'm really embarrassed over this... it was the wrong address I posted.
It this address I'm having problems with...
http://mouseriders.dk/red_rock/ :-[
Kim
Tom Livingston wrote:
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 17:19:58 -0400, Kim Kruse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If so... what's the
Steve Clason wrote:
Just went through this myself.
Either add media=screen to styles/advanced.css or you'll have to
explicitly declare display: none in print.css for each element you
want to hide on a print.
Cheers Steve - that's it, and fairly obvious now I think about it.
Alan
Mike wrote:
aside from the obvious reasons (ID's are declared only once, classes
more than once) I'm interested to hear the lists opinion on the
potential pitfalls of developing markup with CSS that uses
only classes
for layout purposes.
in practice there is no real difference between
Hello World,
I am working up a mockup for our client to check out a few designs, and
I was using the ALA style switcher to facilitate switching between the
styles. This works fine on firefox and safari, but acts wierd in IE/Win.
It usually loads the default style fine, but when you switch to
On 24 Jun 2005, at 4:52 am, Rob Mientjes wrote:
http://flickrbits.com/ This showcases the problem on the longer pages.
The footer gets cut off, and the post pages kill the better bit of the
comment form.
Anyone any clue at all to why this is happening?
You might first try to validate your
Hello,
For some reason this page displays correctly in IE6 however, the main
content of the page doesn't display in Firefox (1.0.4). The header and
footer divs display correctly.
The page in question is:
www.ethanhathaway.com/index-fc2.php
I've validated the html and css files and they turn out
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