FF1.0.6 XPSP2. 1152 * 864
Text-zoom even slightly breaks left-hand side nav bar.
Some kind of strange link hide and seek when I load any of the pages.
It's probably the ul links loading and then the javascript hiding them.
Whole site does not appear to be centred.
In your CSS, you can change
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I hear studio 8 is meant to be a big improvement but WHY do my pages look all
>> over the place in dreamwever and when I preview them in a browser ...perfect.
>>
>> This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or other
>> visual application so I ca
David Laakso wrote:
rknstudio.com wrote:
(http://www.rknstudio.com/sites/mlp_new/home.html)
I have no access to Mac schtuff, so that's what I'm really looking for
help on. And of course the helpful "...this #, but I like
this..." One thing I don't know how to do: I've built the site for
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Apparently IE5.x doesn't like parentheses around the url for the overrides,
>when using @import inside a conditional comment.
So... can you use a link element instead?
~holly
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>
> (http://www.rknstudio.com/sites/mlp_new/home.html)
> ...
> I have no access to Mac schtuff
> ...
> but I'd like to center by window size
>
Ron,
You might want to change the text color of the menus on hover -- perhaps
to a color other than white so that it stands out better among the gray
bac
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The one with which I am having difficulty is the right-hand sidebar on the
front page. When zoomed 3 or 4 times, the "Become a member" link starts to
straddle the border, and as you zoom further, it pushes all the way outside
of the border.
The url? http://www.d
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hear studio 8 is meant to be a big improvement but WHY do my pages look all
over the place in dreamwever and when I preview them in a browser ...perfect.
This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or other visual
application so I can see my DIV's
> I hear studio 8 is meant to be a big improvement but WHY do my pages =
> look all over the place in dreamwever and when I preview them in a =
> browser ...perfect.
>
> This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or
other =
> visual application so I can see my DIV's as I build
Although I am a fan of Dreamweaver (been using it since version one),
I agree that its current incarnation needs improvement with CSS. Lets
hope version 8 brings that.
Until then, I'm using Style Master:
http://www.westciv.com/style_master/
Its for Mac and Windows, and I am personally very
Hello again!
I want to thank all of you for the warm welcome. What a nice group of
people. And yes to the one who offered me a gmail account, I would love one.
Thanks so much. I have noticed by checking countless sites that lots of
people are using javascript. I have not even begun to
Sorry for all the posts today, folks.
After reviewing an email from Felix, it seems there are a couple of things
left to fix.
The one with which I am having difficulty is the right-hand sidebar on the
front page. When zoomed 3 or 4 times, the "Become a member" link starts to
straddle the b
> From: Adam Helweh
> basic pointers on how to convert a tables site into a tabless
> CSS site?
> I got a huge project ahead. Thanks
Our list owners book "Eric Meyer on CSS" has a lot of material
on the subject. He redoes a table based site using css as one
of the excercises. The whole book is f
I have found the SitePoint books to be very useful. In this case.
"HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS" would be a good
title -> http://www.sitepoint.com/books/css1/
Also, I have all of Eric Meyer's books going back to his first
O'Reilly title and every one of them is an importa
Tim Ware wrote:
http://help.hyperarts2.com/
If the viewport is tall enough, there isn't a problem. But if the
content in the white area extends beyond the fold, and you scroll
down, you'll see the problem, a pretty common one, I suspect.
Sure is :-)
You're mixing styles in a way that make
Hey - first time submitting to this list and all... I'm relatively new to
CSS and this is my first complete site design. There are a couple pages
not yet fully populated, but that's just content. (which will be filled in
by end of day tomorrow) Most of the pages are validating successfully
(save
(http://www.rknstudio.com/sites/mlp_new/home.html)
Hey - first time submitting to this list and all... I'm relatively new to
CSS and this is my first complete site design. There are a couple pages
not yet fully populated, but that's just content. (which will be filled in
by end of day tomorrow)
Its not perfect, but I found the book Stylin with CSS (Charles Wyke-Smith)
covers a lot of ground and gives good summaries of current practice.
Its not 100% accurate - lots of typos etc but overall very useful.
Cheers
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Does anyone know of a good book or, even better, a website that has some
basic pointers on how to convert a tables site into a tabless CSS site?
I got a huge project ahead. Thanks
Adam
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or
> other visual application so I can see my DIV's as I build them?
If it's important for you, you can try to use design-time style sheets.
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
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The URL's to the images have to be relative to the CSS file. Yours are
relative to the HTML file, not the CSS file.
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Hi
I am having problems with loading background images in my style.css
file, running through apache2
locallay. The directory structure is thus
www\index.html (with link to href="../style/style.css" />
www\style\style.css
www\\images
in the style.css i have this , my question is how does th
Hi
I am having problems with loading background images in my style.css
file, running through apache2
locallay. The directory structure is thus
www\index.html (with link to href="../style/style.css" />
www\style\style.css
www\nigel\images
in the style.css i have this
#menu
{
background:
All fixed. Thankfully. (**putting away the anticipated Excedrin**)
Removed parentheses from around the url for the IE5 styles. This allowed it
to read the IE5 styles.
This caused the content on the pmi-index.html to push up behind the
header fixed by adding a padding-top to the #content.
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Sent: Sunday, August 14, 2005 10:18 PM
Subject: gap in ie
This is ok in firefox but a gap appears in IE. There are two 800px divs then a
holder which holds all the buttons, then the info box holder which has
For Mac users there is HyperEdit -> http://www.apple.com/downloads/
macosx/internet_utilities/hyperedit.html
Or you can try Eclipse, the free open-source, java-based IDE that
runs on everything -> http://www.eclipse.org
There are plenty of plug-ins for Eclipse (some free and some not)
that
http://help.hyperarts2.com/
stylesheet: http://help.hyperarts2.com/_inc/main.css
I am so close to nailing this page, but the content is going beyond
the container. I'm sort of twisted up in positioning absolute/
relative and hopefully some knowledgeable soul can set this right.
If the viewp
..back to THAT drawing board.
Apparently IE5.x doesn't like parentheses around the url for the overrides,
when using @import inside a conditional comment.
~~J. Hodge
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Good afternoon, Holly!
Definitely the result of IE5.x standalone use. I went in and modified
according to the tutorial you specified, at least for the CC reading. Thank
you for pointing me to that.
(Another quick and dirty for those who may not wish to modify a standalone,
if they use multiple
Jade True wrote:
> I now have a baffling issue in Firefox, perhaps you have some
> insight? I notice this same thing in other sites in Firefox
> (currently using 1.0.6)...
> some of the links and linked images "shift" to the right
> slightly. You'll see in Firefox that there is now a 1px gap
> to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or
other visual application so I can see my DIV's as I build them?
TopStyle Pro (www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/index.asp) is great. I'm a
recent convert having just moved jobs. As long as you aren't looki
I hear studio 8 is meant to be a big improvement but WHY do my pages look all
over the place in dreamwever and when I preview them in a browser ...perfect.
This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or other visual
application so I can see my DIV's as I build them?
R.
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David Laakso wrote:
Diane Porter wrote:
In the page I'm working on,
http://www.aranyani.org/8-13A.html,
in Safari and Firefox, gaps appear between the banner picture and
the content below. I found a suggestion in the css-discuss archives
to style the image and mark it display: block. I did
I am attempting to take a site I developed some time back and convert a
bulky table navigation to a nice horizontal list navigation. Sounds simple,
but I have a hard time comprehending the padding issues that make the links
fill the list-items and the list items fill the ul. Below are two links, th
Thanks Bruno, it helped a lot...
>I haven't looked at the details, but I would also suggest you to try to get
>the same effect in a less complex way. For example: there would be no >need
for the negative top margin on #logo if you had the logo image >floated left
(now it is not floated), and all w
Diane Porter wrote:
In the page I'm working on,
http://www.aranyani.org/8-13A.html,
in Safari and Firefox, gaps appear between the banner picture and the
content below. I found a suggestion in the css-discuss archives to
style the image and mark it display: block. I did that, and the
effec
There is a nice set of tutorials for rounded corners at:
http://pro.html.it/esempio/nifty/
Mike Soultanian wrote:
So, I was looking at the css on the Yahoo Mail website for rounded
corners and it looks pretty complex. Is there anyone else that has
toyed around with a method similar to the one
Shoot I missed that 1 thought I had them all fixed Thanks 4 your time.
On 8/14/05, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well, Tidy tells me there's a missing in #nav...
> Fixing that made many more browsers happy.
>
> regards
> Georg
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Steve wrote:
a few family members use AOL(cough-cough) and say some of the pages
on my site http://www.intheholler.com don`t open . Is there something
I can do to fix this problem ?
Well, Tidy tells me there's a missing in #nav...
Fixing that made many more browsers happy.
regards
Geo
Jade True wrote:
> I've designed this Zen Cart with css almost exclusively.
> http://www.soap.jadetrue.com/
[...]
> First, in IE, there is a 3 pixel gap above the right float,
> that I can't get rid of
Try adding:
#logoleft a img {
vertical-align: bottom;
}
> Secondly, in IE the left column
a few family members use AOL(cough-cough) and say some of the pages on
my site http://www.intheholler.com don`t open . Is there something I
can do to fix this problem ?
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Marco,
Thats not really an float-less solution. (I doubt thats possible).
Making the red box float does create an problem (on apple, safari-OP-
IE-FF).
The read box is now placed under the gray box due to the left-margin:
22%
changing this to 1 or 2% corrects this.
[little off-topic]
Do you
> So, I was looking at the css on the Yahoo Mail website for rounded
> corners and it looks pretty complex. Is there anyone else that has
> toyed around with a method similar to the one they used or has a
> resource that explains the method that yahoo used to build them? I'd
> really like to unde
So, I was looking at the css on the Yahoo Mail website for rounded
corners and it looks pretty complex. Is there anyone else that has
toyed around with a method similar to the one they used or has a
resource that explains the method that yahoo used to build them? I'd
really like to understand
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