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
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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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/red
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,
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:
#?php echo $pageId; ? #?php echo $navId; ? {color:#66;}
Would this work? If so, is it advisable to do this kind of thing?
As much as I agree that
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
[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
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
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
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, of 1px
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
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 acronym tag well. Hover over it in
Firefox.
The only suggestion I could make is perhaps a simple hover code for the
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
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 headers
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