Antonio,
On 8/7/05, Antonio Bueno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 4) A menu in that blue bar along the remaining space (100%-310px)
> 5) Maintain this setup when using zoom (Opera) or text zoom (FF & IE)
>
>
> This is the best I've been able to do:
> http://www.mundoplus.tv/atnbueno/cabecera/cabec
Hello!
I know the common complaint is the opposite of mine -- IE reloads background
images on mouseover instead of using the cached image. I'm trying out an
animated GIF as the background image, though, and reloading it resets the
GIF loop, which is what I want.
You'll see why at the page's tempo
On 8/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good morning, everyone! Hope everyone else got some well-deserved shut-eye.
>
> With caffeine and pretzels (breakfast of champions) in hand, replies are in
> order to Roger, Kelly, and Ingo:
> I'm definitely aware that re-factoring is se
Janie Hadsel wrote:
> FF and Netscape users can resize text to much larger/smaller proportions
> using Cntrl+ + or - keystrokes, but that begs the question: "Just how much
> resizing should we cater to when working with ems?" I think I'm going to
> stick with my absolutely-sized image font heade
On 8/7/05, Roger Roelofs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"The quality issues you've observed are the downside of this technique,
although the quality on your test page was better than I expected when I
looked at it in firefox. [...] Preparing multiple images is so much work
I've never pursued this i
Hershel,
> One point is that the link for FAQ shows up with what appears
> to be a bold underline (or 2 pixels maybe) on FF but not on IE.
This is because it' marked up with an tag well. Hover over it in
Firefox.
> The only suggestion I could make is perhaps a simple hover code for the
> links
Janie,
On 8/7/05, Janie Hadsel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6Aug2005, Roger wrote:
> "You can size an img element using em or % just like any other element."
>
> Hi Roger and J,
>
> I did some testing and put together the following sample page using em:
> http://www.hadsel-design.com/C
This is a subject which has been intriguing me for sometime. In particular,
the use of background images or banners on a page where it seems you're
restricted to 800 x 600 designs. I would love to be able to create my
headers and images suitable for 1024 x 768 so that they don't create
horizontal
As I recall there is a simple solution to this. Can someone enlighten me?
Maybe overflow: hidden ?
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On 8/8/05, matt-nc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using a div that is 1px in height with a background color to produce a
> line of color on a page. It works great in everything except IE, which
> produces a bar of color that is about 10px high.
>
> I have tried height, line-height, font-size, o
On 6Aug2005, Roger wrote:
"You can size an img element using em or % just like any other element."
Hi Roger and J,
I did some testing and put together the following sample page using em:
http://www.hadsel-design.com/CSSimg_proportion.htm or the shortened url:
http://url123.com/sps67 . I'd like
I'm using a div that is 1px in height with a background color to produce a
line of color on a page. It works great in everything except IE, which
produces a bar of color that is about 10px high.
I have tried height, line-height, font-size, of 1px to try to get it
smaller but can't get it down
John Haas wrote:
The URL:
http://www.buyblue.org/stg/node/87 (user/pass: buyblue:letmein)
At the bottom of the Center column lies the "Company discussion" area.
It's div (profile_forum) seems to be clearing left (to the bottom of the
left column, which by the way is in an outside div) in all
The URL:
http://www.buyblue.org/stg/node/87 (user/pass: buyblue:letmein)
At the bottom of the Center column lies the "Company discussion" area.
It's div (profile_forum) seems to be clearing left (to the bottom of the
left column, which by the way is in an outside div) in all but IE, no
matte
Hello, all.
In my site http://www.mundoplus.tv/ we moved from a top-framed layout
to a frameless one (using position:fixed in Opera and Firefox and a
hack for IE). Now I want to get rid of the table that holds together
the logo, the ad and the horizontal menu.
You can see a simplified version of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, what's driving me nuts with opera..]
FWIW, this filter targets Opera 7.20+ :
@media screen and (min-width: 0px){
#foo {text-align: right!important;}
}
(The inclusion of !important is all that is necessary in *some* instances)
Regards,
David
Good morning, everyone! Hope everyone else got some well-deserved shut-eye.
With caffeine and pretzels (breakfast of champions) in hand, replies are in
order to Roger, Kelly, and Ingo:
To ROGER ROELOFS:
>>Step 1. Stop banging your head, it will only give you a headache :-).
Ahhh, not for some
On Aug 6, 2005, at 2:44 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?
As much as I agree that PHP and CSS should probably stay separate,
Barbara King wrote:
It seems fine on my screen with Firefox and IE6, but I'm told
something's awry on a Mac.
http://www.healingground.org/schedule.html
No special Mac-problems that I can see. Mac-browsers (Safari 1.2.4 & IE
5.2.3) show the same as Firefox & Opera on windows.
However, the ab
Tatham Oddie (Fuel Advance) wrote:
All,
Just a quick ping to say that we've finished version 0.5 of the site which
should include 95% of the feedback I received on the list.
http://testdrive.fueladvance.com/vve/
Looks good on FF and IE on Win 2K. Renders are various widths without
br
All,
Just a quick ping to say that we've finished version 0.5 of the site which
should include 95% of the feedback I received on the list.
http://testdrive.fueladvance.com/vve/
Thanks,
Tatham Oddie
Fuel Advance - Ignite Your Idea
www.fueladvance.com
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> 2) In PHP, this:
>
>
> ...is the same as
>
short tags like
to send the css file compressed to compatible clients and save bandwidth.
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Barbara King wrote:
Please take a look at this simple site designed by clearly a novice, but an
earnest one. It seems fine on my screen with Firefox and IE6, but I'm told
something's awry on a Mac. What is it and how do I fix it? Thanks.
http://www.healingground.org/schedule.html
Looks fine
Please take a look at this simple site designed by clearly a novice, but an
earnest one. It seems fine on my screen with Firefox and IE6, but I'm told
something's awry on a Mac. What is it and how do I fix it? Thanks.
B. King
http://www.healingground.org/schedule.html
PS Any other comments are mo
Ingo Chao wrote:
Ingo Chao wrote:
http://www.westcornwallweb.co.uk/dev/blog/index.htm
It's the position:relative in #rap, without a dimension.
IE don't like such constructs.
Well, you need the position:relative to offset a.p. boxes relative to
it. But you can't give #rap a dimension, becaus
Ingo Chao wrote:
Richard Garbutt wrote:
I'm totally mystified by this...
Assuming you are still referring to
http://www.westcornwallweb.co.uk/dev/blog/index.htm
Fx sees a lonely "-->" on the page. Do you have nested html comments?
Ingo
ok, you have fixed the comments, but the "gren/r
Richard Garbutt wrote:
I'm totally mystified by this...
Assuming you are still referring to
http://www.westcornwallweb.co.uk/dev/blog/index.htm
Fx sees a lonely "-->" on the page. Do you have nested html comments?
Ingo
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Thanks to Ingo, I've now fixed things in Opera and decided to feed IE
a slightly simplified layout. There's another problem: the #header and
.credit elements have margins set to {margin: 0px -4%;} and {margin:
0px -2%;} respectively. As the window is reduced in width, the right
margin creeps into t
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