On 7/30/05, Rich Points <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Jim,
> Your solution didn't work because of my absolutely positioned header.
> When I tried class="hideit" it hid the banner as you would expect but
> leaves an unwanted 140px gap at the top of the page. This is why I'm
> using the chil
Karen Kreps wrote:
> http://lightoftruthuniversalshrine.org/docs/test_7-30.htm
First issue: I want the menu on the left (in #navigation) to start
all the way on the left. I don't want so empty space on the left of
the navigation. I think that there is too much indent in front of
each .
You'
Karen Kreps wrote:
I'm going in circles and burning out over a CSS layout problem (actually two
issues). Is there anyone out there who might please help?
The problems are on a test page at
http://lightoftruthuniversalshrine.org/docs/test_7-30.htm. The CSS is at
http://lightoftruthuniversalshrin
Thanks Jim,
Your solution didn't work because of my absolutely positioned header.
When I tried class="hideit" it hid the banner as you would expect but
leaves an unwanted 140px gap at the top of the page. This is why I'm
using the child selectors so I can 1) hide or show the banner and 2)
p
I'm going in circles and burning out over a CSS layout problem (actually two
issues). Is there anyone out there who might please help?
The problems are on a test page at
http://lightoftruthuniversalshrine.org/docs/test_7-30.htm. The CSS is at
http://lightoftruthuniversalshrine.org/css/interfa
Theresa Mesa wrote:
I've validated the page, which validates except for some non-SGML
characters. I've validated the CSS. The email links are not showing up in IE
or FF on the PC, but they do show up for the Mac in Safari, IE, and FF.
http://mdh-test.com/perry/about-us.shtml
http://mdh-test.com
Rich,
I had success with:
.hideit { display: none } [added to the css]
On pages where a banner is not shown use:
banner image goes here
I did a little demo at: http://www.jimdavis.org/test/banner_on.htm.
Click "turn banner off" to switch states.
hth
Jim
On 7/30/05, Rich Points <[EMAIL PROTECTE
On 7/31/05, Theresa Mesa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've validated the page, which validates except for some non-SGML
> characters. I've validated the CSS. The email links are not showing up in IE
> or FF on the PC, but they do show up for the Mac in Safari, IE, and FF.
>
> http://mdh-test.com/p
designer wrote:
I was intrigued by your method, so tried an alternative using a dashed
background on inline elements. The code for each entry is reduced to,
e.g.:
You can see this working, including the relevant CSS, at
http://www.treyarnon.fsworld.co.uk/menufiles/chapters.html (A dummy
mo
I've validated the page, which validates except for some non-SGML
characters. I've validated the CSS. The email links are not showing up in IE
or FF on the PC, but they do show up for the Mac in Safari, IE, and FF.
http://mdh-test.com/perry/about-us.shtml
http://mdh-test.com/perry/perry.css
Can y
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Angus at InfoForce Services wrote:
I wrote a couple of days ago asking about a gif. The GIF was returned
as spam so I have uploaded the file to the server I use at"
http://infoforce-services.com/images/curve2.gif
Can CSS be used to duplicate this ? If so, how? Or should I use it as
a backgro
Angus,
On 7/30/05, Angus at InfoForce Services <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://infoforce-services.com/images/curve2.gif
>
> Can CSS be used to duplicate this ? If so, how? Or should I use it as a
> background image?
Use it as a background image.
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Justin Makeig schrieb:
I've got an absolutely positioned div with a partially transparent
background (png). When I position the div above a block level element
that has a scrollbar (triggered by overflow content). The scrollbars
show through the background images, but not through the content
I wrote a couple of days ago asking about a gif. The GIF was returned as
spam so I have uploaded the file to the server I use at"
http://infoforce-services.com/images/curve2.gif
Can CSS be used to duplicate this ? If so, how? Or should I use it as a
background image?
Angus MacKinnon
MacKinno
I've got an absolutely positioned div with a partially transparent
background (png). When I position the div above a block level element
that has a scrollbar (triggered by overflow content). The scrollbars
show through the background images, but not through the content of
the absolutely pos
Hi Jared and all,
On 7/28/05, Jared Stein wrote:
> Hey all, I've come up with this work-around to deliver a typical
book-like table of contents entry appearance (with dashes/dots between
toc entry and page number) and while it seems fully flexible, pretty
reliable, and not too trashy in term
Jade True wrote:
Hello all!
I've just finished redesigning my website. Wow, it really needed it. I'm
ashamed of my old coding. It's just atrocious. I designed it really quickly
in Front Page and really didn't take the time to optimize or have decent
coding. It was slow to load, had way too many
CSS Gurus,
I'm working on a site that uses absolute positioning for the header
section so I can place the header code at the bottom of the html. The
client would like to have the option to put a banner/advertisement above
the content section or to have no advertisement. I'm trying to use
chi
Jono Young schrieb:
I want to make a link, and give the link a left aligned icon image, and
also give the link a bottom border so that the link's underline is a
different color than the actual link text. What I do not want is for
the underline to also appear below the icon image that will
Shlomi,
On 7/30/05, shlomi asaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> im new to the list and i have a question:
> what does those attributes [ 0% -91px ] means in those definitions:
>
> .posttitle a {
> background: #9BBB38 url(images/posttitle.gif) no-repeat top left;
> }
>
> .posttitle a:ho
shlomi asaf wrote:
Hi
im new to the list and i have a question:
what does those attributes [ 0% -91px ] means in those definitions:
.posttitle a {
background: #9BBB38 url(images/posttitle.gif) no-repeat top left;
}
.posttitle a:hover, .posttitle a:active {
background: #E8E7D0 u
See "background" and "background-position" at
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/references/css2ref.html
If you don't own a copy, a good book to buy is "Cascading Style Sheets
2.0" by Eric A. Meyer.
Jim
On 7/30/05, shlomi asaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> im new to the list and i have a quest
Jono,
Perhaps you could have the icon as the background of the div and attach
it to the bottom-left. then assign a left margin to the tag to make
sure it doesn't overlap.
A thought, at least.
Jono Young wrote:
Just thinking out loud here, and looking for feedback. Here's what I
am curi
Hi
im new to the list and i have a question:
what does those attributes [ 0% -91px ] means in those definitions:
.posttitle a {
background: #9BBB38 url(images/posttitle.gif) no-repeat top left;
}
.posttitle a:hover, .posttitle a:active {
background: #E8E7D0 url(images/posttitle.gi
Jade True wrote:
Hello all!
...
Here's the new site:
www.sagefish.com
Jade True
A couple of nit-picking comments:
The ascenders of the links in the upper nav are a little tight to the
top-- a little lead might help.
Constraining the width of the bottom nav may keep the page from
throwing
Just thinking out loud here, and looking for feedback. Here's what I
am curious about:
I want to make a link, and give the link a left aligned icon image,
and also give the link a bottom border so that the link's underline
is a different color than the actual link text. What I do not want
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