Re: [css-d] Opera issues semi-reolved; HUGE IE6 issues

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...now there are *huge* display issues with IE6. Same url: http://www.delineations.org/sandbox/ Problems present on all pages. I've gone through them to the best of my ability, changing certain values, with no luck whatsoever. There must be something I'm missing

Re: [css-d] Errrmmm. maybe Opera hack not needed

Roger Roelofs wrote: First, you are working harder than you need to. You have a fairly standard layout here, and templates for this layout are available many places including the wiki for this list. Also, you are giving the browser more instructions (occaisionaly conflicting) than it needs to

[css-d] Opera issues semi-reolved; HUGE IE6 issues

I apologize right now for the multiple posts in one night. Looks like it's going to be a long weekend... I managed to fix the display issues for Win Moz/FF & NN, and almost fixed them for Opera (still some positional issues there). Except... ...now there are *huge* display issues with IE6. (Th

Re: [css-d] Errrmmm. maybe Opera hack not needed

J, On 8/6/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What I thought looked fine in Win Moz/FF/NN, when located locally, is now > placed on a server... and is displaying the same issues as it did locally > when viewed in Opera 7.5. > > Anybody have any ideas about what is going on with th

[css-d] Hack to feed rules to Opera only?

Hello again, everyone. I'm at a bit of a loss. Having completed the CSS for Win IE5.x/6 and Win Moz/FF/NN. I am now at Opera. I'm using Opera 7.54, and testing of the layouts shows some weird issues within Opera. The header h1 that displays correctly in all other browsers is pushed halfwa

[css-d] Errrmmm. maybe Opera hack not needed

What I thought looked fine in Win Moz/FF/NN, when located locally, is now placed on a server. .and is displaying the same issues as it did locally when viewed in Opera 7.5. Anybody have any ideas about what is going on with this? Links may all be found at http://www.delineations.org/san

Re: [css-d] CSS rollover: works in IE6 on Eric's site, but not on mine.

Add eg. a:hover { background-position: 0 0; } to make IE register the change and re-render the childs. -- Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.

Re: [css-d] Possible to use a PHP echo within CSS?

I 'think' you are confusing two different technologies. PHP is a server-side executed languages and requires an installed parser running under the web server (Apache, IIS etc.) Since you on this list I'm assuming you know CSS is a client-side language. These two languages are not aware of each o

[css-d] CSS rollover: works in IE6 on Eric's site, but not on mine.

Hi folks. I prepared a couple of demo pages in advance, for this problem: http://www.vanderwoning.net/toolbar.php http://www.vanderwoning.net/toolbar2.php I made a graphical user-toolbar, which is a simple definition list using images for links, and with link text that is wrapped in spans and p

Re: [css-d] Possible to use a PHP echo within CSS?

Because CSS files are obtained using HTTP (like HTML), you can add PHP into CSS simply by making the file style.php instead of style.css . Otherwise, it's exactly the same as including a static CSS file. Richard Hawking wrote: I was wondering if it's possible to use a PHP echo within CSS styl

Re: [css-d] Possible to use a PHP echo within CSS?

On Aug 6, 2005, at 1:44 PM, Richard Hawking wrote: I was wondering if it's possible to use a PHP echo within CSS styling. Something like: # # {color:#66;} Would this work? If so, is it advisable to do this kind of thing? Well I think PHP is inadvisable, but that would probably not be a

[css-d] Possible to use a PHP echo within CSS?

I was wondering if it's possible to use a PHP echo within CSS styling. Something like: # # {color:#66;} Would this work? If so, is it advisable to do this kind of thing? __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discu

RE: [css-d] Column Border Height

-Original Message- From: Pringle, Ron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 1:37 PM To: Cindi Simonson; 'css-d@lists.css-discuss.org' Subject: RE: [css-d] Column Border Height > I'm using a 3-column layout with a header and footer and have a border > on each side of

Re: [css-d] Browser Checks please, especially Mac

BJ wrote: Site here: Most of the pages validate] bj Check your page(s) in IE6.0 at 800-- there is some funny stuff going on. I was unable to find a way of returning to the home page other than via the back button. Win and Mac screen captures

Re: [css-d] Browser Checks please, especially Mac

From: "BJ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Site here: Though not a CSS issue, I thought you'd like to know that there is a JavaScript error on your page. Al Sparber PVII http://www.projectseven.com "Designing with CSS is sometimes like barreling down a crumbli

[css-d] Browser Checks please, especially Mac

Site here: Most of the pages validate, though I am aware that some of the inner linklist pages do not. I'm currently working with the script developer to remedy that (I know the majority of validation problems have to do with script generated IDs star

Re: [css-d] IE Jump on Hover bug

Richard Garbutt wrote: The problem is with the navigation on the right. The elements with red borders are an unordererd list (#menulist) inside an absolutely positioned div (#menu). The unordered list has width set to 9em and margin: auto. The page is meant to behave like it does in Firefox, and

RE: [css-d] Align text to two different sides of a

> From: Fred Newtz > Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 12:33 PM > Is there anyway I can align two different pieces of text to > two different > sides of a ? I tried using and however it > is not working > for me. Here is what I am trying to do now: > 1. Newtz, Fred Enrolled on: 04/11/2005 If

Re: [css-d] Is it possible - Image scaling with CSS in liquid layout

J, On 8/6/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Per Felix's suggestion a few days ago, I have been switching the current > style sheets for my in-progress work to relative font sizes. Naturally, > this has led to switching most other elements to relative sizing, so that > they int

[css-d] IE Jump on Hover bug

The problem is with the navigation on the right. The elements with red borders are an unordererd list (#menulist) inside an absolutely positioned div (#menu). The unordered list has width set to 9em and margin: auto. The page is meant to behave like it does in Firefox, and how it does before the ho

Line Box model (in IE) [was: [css-d] horizontal list top border

Another example: .outer {background: green; } .inner {background: red; padding: 1em; border: 1px solid black;} outer inner should let stick the red out of the green, and Fx and Opera do confirm. But not in IE: the green is expanded by the red. Now, when this outer span gets "layout" (in

Re: [css-d] Firefox: little b ug with text-transform and "ß"

Probably they have fixed the bug? Yes: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=96423 Thank you David for this information! I already thought about reporting that bug... What we do at the moment: replacing "ß" with "ss" on serverside, where it's necessary :-) Cheers, Klaus _

Re: [css-d] Re: Site Check Please - sagefish.com

On 8/6/05, Jade True <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > According to browsercam: > http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=180317 > > The css forms are still not showing up in Netscape 6.2. Only the first > tag is shown and then nothing else. > > The two pages are: > http://www.sagefish.com/

Re: [css-d] Proportional Layouts

Thanks for all the responses. I was not aware of the upcoming media query thing in CSS3, I think I'll wait and watch out for wide browser support. I was also not aware of the Javascript option. I don't want to get into it too much because I think it is more of a theoretical issue but as for

[css-d] Is it possible - Image scaling with CSS in liquid layout

Hi, all. Per Felix's suggestion a few days ago, I have been switching the current style sheets for my in-progress work to relative font sizes. Naturally, this has led to switching most other elements to relative sizing, so that they interplay well. Now, in the back, there is this problemat