[css-d] bg great in Firefox - but not in IE ???

I have a page that uses a list to display spa treatments - http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia/beauty-wellness-spa-e.asp?spa=9 If you look at it in Firefiox, you will see all have the background color of red, but in IE, only half of them do??? Thomas M. Hall ___

Re: [css-d] expanding submenu

Chris, I was already afraid that it couldn't be done with CSS only. Do you perhaps have an example of how I can accomplish this with javascript, or do you know a 'good' javascript forum where I can get this information? Thanks Dimpie. - Original Message - From: "Christian Heilmann" <[EMA

[css-d] IE: relative positioning weirdness when two divs are floated to the right

Hi all, I'm new to CSS and am trying to build a web template using css to provide the deisgn templates. I have come across a problem which I simply can't figure. The html structure uses a series of divs for layout and is structuredlike this:

[css-d] Firefox problem with footers at bottom of viewport

I've been managed to position my footers at the bottom of the viewport, based on the article at http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/, and with the help of this list have ironed out some bugs, but I'm still having a recurring problem on one page. Basically, the footer bar of my clients' site

[css-d] Navbar with rounded corners, gradient background and rounded tabs.

I'm redesigning http://flosspick.org which is just butt ugly at the moment. For starters I want to change the navbar to something looking sort of like http://www.mozilla.org Rounded corners, gradient background, rounded tabs. And like mozilla.org I want to keep it fluid. I've been googling for ho

[css-d] changing the distance between parargrahs with css

Can this be done by altering the tag. Want lines closer together, all the obvious things do not work. R. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incu

Re: [css-d] changing the distance between parargrahs with css

> Can this be done by altering the tag. Want lines closer together, all the > obvious things do not work. Foo Bar Baz Margin defines the space between the paragraphs, padding defines the spacing inside each paragraph and line-height defines the spacing between lines inside the paragraph, should

[css-d] site check: carmensurlamer.com

Good evening (here at least!) I'd appreciate a check of http://www.carmensurlamer.com/ if you have a moment. It's relatively straightforward code, but if there's one thing I've learned about CSS over the years it's that nothing is totally straightforward. Thanks for your time. --David.

Re: [css-d] bg great in Firefox - but not in IE ???

Thomas Hall wrote: If you look at it in Firefiox, you will see all have the background color of red, but in IE, only half of them do??? Hey Thomas, As I can see it it´s nothing more then a big bad bug in IE. When I navigate my IE6 to the URL only the last one is red at first. If I choose t

Re: [css-d] Firefox problem with footers at bottom of viewport

Peter Scott wrote: I've been managed to position my footers at the bottom of the viewport, based on the article at http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/, and with the help of this list have ironed out some bugs, but I'm still having a recurring problem on one page. Basically, the footer ba

[css-d] various problems, will need off-list help

I fear that my attempt at having a CSS layout while using Microsoft-generated dynamic code is going to fail miserably and I'll be stuck back in tables. I can't ask on this list for everyone to take a look at the areas I'm having problems with because I'm not able to display via the web, I have no

Re: [css-d] IE offset problem

patrick mattison wrote: ... for the most part I really enjoy it :) It seems the #container and #bricks have been offset to the right, each greater then the next... http://www.liqu1dsci3nce.com/media_design/home.html To center #wrapper in IE5.5 (where margin: 0 auto; will not work), body

Re: [css-d] site check: carmensurlamer.com

IDS wrote: Good evening (here at least!) I'd appreciate a check of http://www.carmensurlamer.com/ if you have a moment. It's relatively straightforward code, but if there's one thing I've learned about CSS over the years it's that nothing is totally straightforward. Thanks for your time.

[css-d] creating a flat style subit button

In my sitepoint book '101essentail tip, tricks & hacks' shows the way to make a submit button appear like text by setting background-color:transparent; How can I extend this to make a simlple rollover when the background colour changes? R. ___

Re: [css-d] bg great in Firefox - but not in IE ???

Thomas Hall wrote (about http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia/beauty-wellness-spa-e.asp?spa=9): > If you look at it in Firefiox, you will see all have the > background color of red, but in IE, only half of them do??? Anders Ringqvist wrote: > As I can see it it´s nothing more then a big bad bug

[css-d] another question...breaking out of the tag

I have changed the paragrah spacing in my left div #left P { margin: 0px 0px 2px; line-height: 10px; } The problem is for one bit of the text I want to break out of this and have it back to normal. Is it possible to create multiple styles or at least have an another class that works on a

Re: [css-d] dt and dd next to each other

Pringle, Ron wrote: Is there a way to get a dt and a dd next to each other? Have a look at the Wiki[1], it discusses this. I also seem to remember Zoe Gillenwater doing some experimenting with this very same idea, but do not recall if she posted a sample page anywhere. You could try googli

Re: [css-d] Site style - which is better liquid? Fixed-width?

Peach Lynda L Contr 96 CG/SCTOA wrote: Which would be EASIER on all concerned given the constraints above? -- Liquid (jello) or fixed-width display? Well, fixed-width is always easier, but your subject line asked which was better, which are often two different things. :-) The only quest

[css-d] Bizarre question - Firefox CSS possibly disabling php - wth?

My page: http://www.homedesigntrends.com/contact.php My CSS: http://www.homedesigntrends.com/contact.css Try pushing Submit without filling in anything while using IE and Opera. Then try it in Firefox. It doesn't work in Firefox. Any clue why? Does Firefox not like a form that sends info ba

Re: [css-d] site check: carmensurlamer.com

David Laakso wrote: > IDS wrote: > > I'd appreciate a check of http://www.carmensurlamer.com/ if you have > > a moment. > Block quote text too small( for me) at 1280 in this page: > Probably because of his cascade of font-size rules, 80% a

[css-d] Re: Bizarre question - Firefox CSS possibly disabling php - wth?

On 8/11/05, Christopher Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My page: http://www.homedesigntrends.com/contact.php > My CSS: http://www.homedesigntrends.com/contact.css > > Try pushing Submit without filling in anything while using IE and Opera. > Then try it in Firefox. It doesn't work in Firefo

[css-d] stretching list 100%

Hi, I am trying my hand at reproducing a page done in table with css only for more practice (practice makes perfect?). I have a list that needs to span the whole page (liquid) with margin 1em for left and right. I would like for each li to have the same width, and if possible, min-width of 75

Re: [css-d] bg great in Firefox - but not in IE ???

Michael Landis wrote: Thomas Hall wrote (about http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia/beauty-wellness-spa-e.asp?spa=9): If you look at it in Firefiox, you will see all have the background color of red, but in IE, only half of them do??? Anders Ringqvist wrote: As I can see it it´s nothing

Re: [css-d] proper syntax for background-repeat x and y?

Richard Grevers wrote: On 8/11/05, Bruce Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have an image that I want tile both verticall and horizontally so I declare it in CSS as : background-image: url(/test/images/BG_tile.gif);background-repeat: repeat-y repeat-x; which works just fine, but CSS val

Re: [css-d] Bizarre question - Firefox CSS possibly disabling php - wth?

> My page: http://www.homedesigntrends.com/contact.php > My CSS: http://www.homedesigntrends.com/contact.css > One major problem, which is going to give undefined behaviour, is that your submit button is inside a link: Submit Just a theory (I don't have a web server handy to test on), but I'd im

Re: [css-d] another question...breaking out of the tag

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is it possible to create multiple styles or at least have an another class that works on a section of text? When I set up another class (.normal_spacing) the tag still styles everything in the div. Maybe something to so with inheritance? You might assign a class

RE: [css-d] Filters

Alex, Hmmm... doesn't really look as appealing as I envisioned. Thanks anyway. Alex / All, Perhaps there is a better way to fix this problem. The RSS icons on (http://www.viavirtualearth.com/) are jumping too high in Safari and Opera but are sweet in FF and IE6. Most of our market is IE6, fol

Re: [css-d] Filters

Tatham Oddie (Fuel Advance) wrote: Perhaps there is a better way to fix this problem. The RSS icons on (http://www.viavirtualearth.com/) are jumping too high in Safari and Opera but are sweet in FF and IE6. Most of our market is IE6, followed by FF. Safari and Opera don't rate high on our traff

[css-d] Tab navigation with horizontal submenus

I've been monkeying with techniques for making accessible, semantically correct, pure CSS tab navigation with horizontal (not dropdown) submenus. Mostly I've tried variations on the Kalsey technique. I've also read Alex Robinson's emails on the topic to this list (see: http://archivist.incut

Re: [css-d] How to get one tag to inherit the same style as another

On 8/10/05, J. Kang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How can I get one tag to inherit the style already set > to another tag? This would be the default style NOT > set in any of my style sheets. Hi, Jennifer, This may be a lot of work, but you may want to define your own defaults for tags in general

RE: [css-d] Filters

The RSS icons on (http://www.viavirtualearth.com/) are jumping too high in Safari and Opera but are sweet in FF and IE6. Most of our market is IE6, followed by FF. Safari and Opera don't rate high on our traffic at all, but the designers use them so it'd be nice for them to actually be able to see

[css-d] Firefox DocType blues

Hi, We are having a strange problem in FF (1.06). Look at http://test5.caribmedia.com/doctype.html When we look at it, the validator says the HTML and CSS are flawless, but the CSS is not applied to the page! The same page without a doctype does apply the CSS. http://test5.caribmedia.com/nodo

Re: [css-d] Firefox DocType blues

Hi Michiel, You have to serve your css as text/css, currently it is served as text/plain Change the mimesettings of your server to reflect the correct mime type or if you have apache, do something with .htaccess (isn't it something like AddType text/css .css ) Evert Michiel van der Blonk wro

Re: [css-d] Firefox DocType blues

Michiel van der Blonk wrote: http://test5.caribmedia.com/doctype.html When we look at it, the validator says the HTML and CSS are flawless, but the CSS is not applied to the page! The same page without a doctype does apply the CSS. http://test5.caribmedia.com/nodoctype.html What's wrong? Y

RE: [css-d] Firefox DocType blues

> From: Michiel van der Blonk > Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 2:45 PM > To: CSS Discuss List; WebDesign-L FYI: cross-posting isn't allowed: http://www.css-discuss.org/policies.html#policies. > We are having a strange problem in FF (1.06). Look at > > http://test5.caribmedia.com/doctype.html >

RE: [css-d] Firefox DocType blues

> We are having a strange problem in FF (1.06). Look at > > http://test5.caribmedia.com/doctype.html > When we look at it, the validator says the HTML and CSS are flawless, > but the CSS is not applied to the page! > > The same page without a doctype does apply the CSS. > http://test5.caribmedi

RE: [css-d] expanding submenu

I have done an expanding submenu -- the CSS determines HOW it will look. The JavaScript implements the action. I wish I could remember right now where I found the solution -- but I believe it was on-line. Search for: expanding menu CSS JavaScript -Original Message- From: dimpie [

[css-d] float clearing pain

What if I need to clear only one floating element? Example: test my left bar my big image text Because the gray left bar is higher, the red content box's height will be exanded to to that height, and not to that of the green box (also floating, but inside the content container

Re: [css-d] expanding submenu

> I have done an expanding submenu -- the CSS determines HOW it will look. The > JavaScript implements the action. I wish I could remember right now where I > found the solution -- but I believe it was on-line. Search for: > expanding menu CSS JavaScript I sent him an example of what he wa

[css-d] text box text not wrapping

Ok, I know this has to be an absurdly simple oversight on my part, but I'm not finding an answer anywhere. Probably because it's absurdly easy and I'm missing it. In my table, a user may click an "edit" button, which turns the table cell's data into editable text boxes. The description column

Re: [css-d] text box text not wrapping

> > My CSS looks like this: > > .gv-desc input { > > height: 100px; > > width: 100%; > > } > > > > Ideas? :-/ Use a textarea element? Input elements are one line only... __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http:/

Re: [css-d] dt and dd next to each other

On 8/12/05, Zoe M. Gillenwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Pringle, Ron wrote: > > >>Is there a way to get a dt and a dd next to each other? > >> > >> > >Have a look at the Wiki[1], it discusses this. I also seem to remember Zoe > >Gillenwater doing some experimenting with this very same idea, bu

Re: [css-d] dt and dd next to each other

Yeah, I've used floats to do this, but the problem I ran into is dt's without an accompanying dd. This makes the next dd move up into the space left for that missing dd, which means you have a term aligned with an incorrect definition. I think the way I worked around it was just to give ever

Re: [css-d] expanding submenu

>> Chris, >> I was already afraid that it couldn't be done with CSS only. >> Do you perhaps have an example of how I can accomplish this with javascript, >> or do you know a 'good' javascript forum where I can get this information? > option two has the sub menu: > http://www.icant.co.uk/sandbox/st