On 8/5/05, Jason Yamada-Hanff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, a fluid layout fits the bill to a certain extent except that
in my case, the ratios of the container width/height and sidebar/content
widths are essential design aspects and so those ratios must be retained.
My question
Richard Brown wrote:
http://www.theriverchurch.info
If I view the site in a small screen size the middle column ends up
below the content column. Is there anyway I can stop this please?
Yes, but you'll have to redefine some.
A few issues:
Problem: containers with width set in percentage
Olá Jason,
One of the best attempts I know of to do what you suggest was delivered
by Dan Cameron (aka: the man in blue). His solution depends on scripting
but it is possible to choose a default size for those users who have not
JavaScript. Images are another problem, as, when stretched, they
Jason,
I think that this is an interesting idea. Right now I try to make my
layouts scale with the text-size, which leads to some resolution
problems regarding images and lots of sizing issues with
background-images. But with some planning it is really nice.
When media-queries (CSS3)
You can take a look at it here: http://www.my-band.de/xbyte/css_problem.gif
Another option would be negative margins:
div class=entry
img src=excalators.jpg alt= border=0
h2Header/h2
pPara Para Para Para Para Para Para Para Para Para Para Para Para
Para Para Para /p
Marcel,
The thing is: A small gif should seperate an image on the left and a text as
span on the right.
So my problem is the following:
If I set the margin-bottom for the small gif to a fixed height, like 100px,
articles that have smaller images and less text than 100px look very messy
Hi
I already found out about the min-height. John Holly didn't know the
bug and decided to put it on PIE. I am not sure about Deer Park. I
tested it and still got the bug, but then this is DP from 16th July, you
might have the latest build.
min-height doesn't work in IE of course, so a
I'll admit I'm a newbie and have the tendency to reverse engineer more
than strat from scratch - no doubt I miss a lot of key concepts that way
... I have a site: http://www.orchidsuites.net/aham/industry -- when you
click on governement relations and context-sensitive menus appears at
the top
Roger Roelofs wrote:
I have built a site at
http://www.theriverchurch.info
with the css at
http://www.theriverchurch.info/styles/pages.css
If I view the site in a small screen size the middle column ends up
below the content column. Is there anyway I can stop this please?
Hi all,
Maybe someone (eventually some german guy) has found this bug before -
if not you might be interestest in a little bug I found today for the
latest Firefox:
If you use text-transform: uppercase; on an element holding text which
contains ß, that letter transforms to SS (correct),
Tanya Renne wrote:
I have a site: http://www.orchidsuites.net/aham/industry --
[...]
-Tanya
Hi Tanya,
The fly-out menus(both horizontal and vertical) are extremely difficult
to hold. Among both of them there are nearly 60 clickable links. The
first time someone hits text-zoom they'll
Michiel van der Blonk wrote:
I am not sure about Deer Park. I
tested it and still got the bug, but then this is DP from 16th July, you
might have the latest build.
I don't know if this conversation is meant off list or onlist, so
apologizes if I do disturb.
-
Assuming you are still
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
Although I don't have Netscape 6.2, I do have 6.1 and 7.1, and your form
fields appear fine in both those browsers (it's messed up looking in
6.1, but I wouldn't worry about this). Did you fix this, or are you
still having problems in 6.2? There was a bug in
Hi -
I made the suggested changes to my css so that scroll bars would not
appear/disappear in FF, Opera Netscape depending on the change of
content length of different pages.
I thought all was well - hurray! - then happed to look at the site on a
MAC, and - yikes! - the pages have been
Scot Schlinger schrieb:
HI all,
I have a site (http://www.rell.com/test/index.html) that I have been
working (and many of you with your help) that has worked fine until I
went to my boss to show the generic design to get the sign-off. They
have a dell laptop, xp, ie 6.x and it completely
Tanya Renne wrote:
Thanks David - that's what I'm trying to achieve - at least with that
portion of the navigation - a simple ordered list.
David Laakso wrote:
Tanya Renne wrote:
I have a site: http://www.orchidsuites.net/aham/industry --
-Tanya
[...]
Tanya,
I was thinking more
Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
This isn't exactly/only css related so ignore if inclined.
I am looking for code/examples that produce the pop-over (?) messages that
come up when I mouseover the DVD images at Netflix.
I started grab code but got feeling guilty so decided I should look for
Is there anyway I can align two different pieces of text to two different
sides of a TD? I tried using div and span however it is not working
for me. Here is what I am trying to do now:
divtd class=rowclass1. Newtz, Fred span style=text-align:
rightbEnrolled on:/b 04/11/2005/td/span/div
Of
Klaus Hartl wrote:
If you use text-transform: uppercase; on an
element holding text which contains ß, that
letter transforms to SS (correct), but than,
under certain circumstances (has to be one word
or the second of two), the last letter is
missing.
In testing on other Mac browsers
Friday, August 5, 2005, 1:32:45 PM, Fred Newtz wrote:
Is there anyway I can align two different pieces of text to two different
sides of a TD? I tried using div and span however it is not working
divtd class=rowclass1. Newtz, Fred span style=text-align:
rightbEnrolled on:/b
Hi there,
I'm using a 3-column layout with a header and footer and have a border
on each side of column two. Is there a way to add a border that will
adjust to the height of the longest column?
Thanks,
Cindi S.
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css-discuss
Hi,
I am very sorry to be bothering the list again, my focus is the asp code on
the server, and css is not really in my skill set...
I fixed all errors, the page now validates in W3C CSS Validator, however
there is a problem with the icons/buttons not showing in IE.
There is also a minor
Christy Collins wrote:
This is sort of where I am at with this issue - I used to do it, but
then I realized that a really wide block of text is just hard to read.
There is a web page that I have seen posted to this list about the best
/ most easily read widths for a block of text. I don't
Jan Brasna wrote:
snip
fieldset {
padding: 1em;
margin-top: 1em;
background: #f0f5f8;
border: 1px solid #d7e7f2;
}
legend {
font-weight: bold;
color: #2a699e;
padding: 0.3em;
}
* html fieldset {
position: relative;
padding-top: 2.5em;
}
* html legend {
position:
I have a site (http://www.rell.com/test/index.html) that I have been
working (and many of you with your help) that has worked fine until I
went to my boss to show the generic design to get the sign-off. They
have a dell laptop, xp, ie 6.x and it completely blew up the design.
I
have since
I'm using a 3-column layout with a header and footer and have a border
on each side of column two. Is there a way to add a border that will
adjust to the height of the longest column?
Thanks,
Cindi S.
Cindi-
You'll need to use a background image to create what you're after. Have a
look
Can you please provide some explanation for the styles you posted? What
are they supposed to do?
It fixes the background overflow from fieldset in IE.
--
Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com
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On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
I am looking for code/examples that produce the pop-over (?) messages that
come up when I mouseover the DVD images at Netflix.
Matthew, Dwayne;
Thanks for the links. They are close and will work for my application.
Incase anyone is interested
On 8/5/05, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you use text-transform: uppercase; on an element holding text which
contains ß, that letter transforms to SS (correct), but than, under
certain circumstances (has to be one word or the second of two), the
last letter is missing.
I.e.:
I'm about to put the styles on this site to bed and I've stumbled across
something that is causing me fits -
http://www.orchidsuites.net/aham/industry/index.php?display=Itemscat_id=526pid=1143
can someone tell me why the content in the main nav is coming in below
the bottom of the context
Hi,
Anyone know why I'm having this problem with IE?
http://www.pandamouth.org/simplikate/
At the top of the page, after the header and before the background
image in the main part of the page there is a little gap. You can
tell because the border, which is part of the background image,
That was it! Thank you everyone who provided their input on this
problem.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Clay
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 2:10 PM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re[2]: [css-d] problem with layout on dell
Andrew Mason wrote:
Hi,
Anyone know why I'm having this problem with IE?
http://www.pandamouth.org/simplikate/
At the top of the page, after the header and before the background
image in the main part of the page there is a little gap. You can
tell because the border, which is part of
I am just learning css and I have been working with adding a
background image to a cell. well really I'm reading eric meyer on css
and I find css that reads:
background: transparent url(filename).
When I do this in Dreamweaver the code doesn't show this tranparent
url. Can someone explain why
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
I fixed all errors, the page now validates in W3C CSS Validator,
however there is a problem with the icons/buttons not showing in IE.
http://www.haroldauto.com/edit:2:43t243zt3b
Hi:
You have 160 errors in your XHTML.[1] Fixing those may solve a few of
your
background: transparent url(filename).
This is a shorthand method for writing CSS rules. This rule has
multiple values, that are space-separated. The first value sets the
background color to transparent; the second value is the server path or
URL where the browser can find the image.
The same
background: transparent url(filename).
That's shorthand. Transparent is the background color, the url is the
path to the background image. In longhand it's:
background-color: transparent;
background-image: url(filename);
-Nigel
background: transparent url(filename).
It's a shortcut of:
background-color: transparent;
background-image: url(filename);
--
Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Klaus Hartl wrote:
If you use text-transform: uppercase; on an element holding text which
contains ß, that letter transforms to SS (correct), but than, under
certain circumstances (has to be one word or the second of two), the
last letter is missing.
I.e.: Europäische Außenpolitik
Tek wrote:
I am just learning css and I have been working with adding a
background image to a cell. well really I'm reading eric meyer on css
and I find css that reads:
background: transparent url(filename).
When I do this in Dreamweaver the code doesn't show this tranparent
url. Can someone
On 8/5/05, Tek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am just learning css and I have been working with adding a
background image to a cell. well really I'm reading eric meyer on css
and I find css that reads:
background: transparent url(filename).
When I do this in Dreamweaver the code doesn't show
On Friday 2005-08-05 23:55 +0200, Ingo Chao wrote:
Klaus Hartl wrote:
If you use text-transform: uppercase; on an element holding text which
contains ß, that letter transforms to SS (correct), but than, under
certain circumstances (has to be one word or the second of two), the
last letter
Please look at
http://artsci.wustl.edu/~jkatz/links.d/topborder.html
with css at
http://artsci.wustl.edu/~jkatz/links.d/topborder.css
On Netscape 7.1 each of the horizontal lists look the same
and as I expect.
On IE 6.0 when the width of the DIV enclosing the list has
a specified width the
As far as I can tell, it only distorts in Safari 2.0 for me, which is
weird. I am running Tiger (OS 10.4.2). It looks good in IE/Mac
5.2.3 (BRAVO!!) and in Firefox 1.0.6. The page does not validate,
which may have something to do with it? I can't see right off hand
why it is
Despite 5 people saying it, this is actually technically
incorrect, and the difference (although minor) is probably
worth pointing out.
Indeed and glad you've clarified. But for someone just beginning to
learn CSS, would it help to distill it down to:
But be careful with using shorthand
Jono-
Actually I was playing around (again) and hid the height 100% from IE/Mac
and that fixed that problem, but will have to continue to work a Safari
solution.
I've been playing around with it so much, I really do need to validate it
(again!)
Thanx for checking - appreciate your time!
Michiel and Ingo,
On 8/5/05, Michiel van der Blonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I already found out about the min-height. John Holly didn't know the bug
and decided to put it on PIE. I am not sure about Deer Park. I tested it and
still got the bug, but then this is DP from 16th July, you
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