Re: [css-d] img border madness

Arrgghh... it looks like I spoke too soon. The borders on the images are gone in Safari, but I still see them on Firefox and Camino. Please help! http://www.splashscreen.com/test.html with CSS at http://www.splashscreen.com/base.css Thanks :) Lorraine Peter, Dwain... That was it! Now ev

[css-d] Is this an IE rendering error ?

I have 2 strange things going on in trying to design a fluid 3 and 4 column : 1) the two columns in the middle are both 50% wide - but when you change the width of IE [drag the edge], then there seems to be an intermittent 1-pixel difference which drops the second column below the first column

Re: [css-d] drop-down menu titles

Sarah McCall wrote: which magically worked -- I'm just getting my head around how. I'm not sure what the following bit of code means though (specifically the backslash in 'width' (w\idth): width: 14.4em; w\idth: 13.9em; Is it a hack? Yes, this is a hack and is usually referred to as "Modif

Re: [css-d] img border madness

Peter, Dwain... That was it! Now everything validates, and the borders on images are gone. Thank you so very much, I am more grateful than you can imagine! :) Lorraine On 08 29, 05, at 12:41 PM, Peter Williams wrote: From: Lorraine Nepomuceno I'm going nuts trying to get rid of the borde

RE: [css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes Part 2

Hi, David! Thanks again for your reply Weirdness that it didn't work for you, because it was working in each of the ones I tested, and I am also using XPSP2. I tested in Win IE6, FF1.0.6, NN7, Mozilla. And I finally just set ":root selector" to hide it from Opera (including a note attached

Re: [css-d] img border madness

Thanks Dwain and Ric, I tried both: img {border: 0;} and img {border:none;} and they don't work either. It doesn't make sense to me.. so frustrating! :) Lorraine On 08 29, 05, at 12:47 PM, Ric & Jude Raftis wrote: Try this:- img { border: 0; } Regards, Ric http://www.splashscree

RE: [css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes

Hi, Andrew... The white space in the CSS file is actually some sort of weirdness on the part of Axentra. It was all nice and neat and reasonably compact when I uploaded it, and then for some odd reason it added more white space between each line every time I went in and edited it through their in

RE: [css-d] img border madness

> From: Lorraine Nepomuceno > > I'm going nuts trying to get rid of the border on my linked images. > See the sample here: > http://www.splashscreen.com/test.html > Lorraine, A couple of things are awry with your markup: Used twice on the page, an id instance can only occur once per page.

Re: [css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes Part 2

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, again, all. I fiddled a bit more with the Suckerfish dropdowns I am afraid it is not working in any of my browsers in EXP_SP2. The number of posts, and wasted time and talent, regarding that stupid menu is astonishing. Rather than driving yourself, and eve

[css-d] img border madness

Hi all, I'm going nuts trying to get rid of the border on my linked images. See the sample here: http://www.splashscreen.com/test.html The image (beneath "Latest Entry") carries the same border that is used on my links, despite having this: a img { border: none; } in my stylesheet (wh

Re: [css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes

On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 02:13:23 +0800, Janine Hodge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The page is at: http://axentra.net/www/treswife/pmi-index.html The CSS is at: http://axentra.net/files/treswife/PublicFiles/gecko2.css What have you done to that poor CSS file? There's about 20 blank lines betwe

[css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes Part 2

Hello, again, all. I fiddled a bit more with the Suckerfish dropdowns I am trying to implement. I found that the only way to make them work in Opera 8, so that they are almost identical to their display in Moz/FF/NN/Win IE6 and can actually be *used* (important, right?), is to add these two

Re[2]: [css-d] drop-down menu titles

Sunday, August 28, 2005, 8:48:29 AM, Sarah wrote: > activated by a click or key press ... would I need to employ lots of > Javascript? Yes, some non-trivial (depending on who you ask) Javascript would be required. > would it then render the navigation less accessible? If done well, no, but that'

Re: [css-d] drop-down menu titles

Sorry I forgot to ask something else ideally I would like the drop down part of the menu to only be activated by a click or key press rather than hovering over the link (sometimes it can be annoying if you're looking at the content and keep accidentally triggering drop downs). Is there an

Re: [css-d] css calendar

thank you. i will do that On 8/28/2005 5:57:53 PM, Mark Mckee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: hi all on my page here -- http://sixfoottwo.gotdns.com/~sixfoottwo/blog_.html in the top right i have a tabled calendar. i am new to css and am trying to eventually remove all tables from my sites. i hav

RE: [css-d] Padding around aligned images

> From: Joanne > I have a website where I am aligning some images to the left > and some to the right (within a paragraph). > > Ie: I'd like padding on the right hand side of those aligned > to the left and > padding on the left hand side of those aligned to the right. > Something like .lefti

Re: [css-d] drop-down menu titles

Thank you so much -- a far superior approach (most importantly for accessibility, but also far less css and javascript to get lost in). I struggled a little to get the drop down part of the menu to be wider than the menu item in the top navigation bar (to fit long submenutitles on one line).

Re: [css-d] Padding around aligned images

> I have a website where I am aligning some images to the left and some to > the right (within a paragraph). > > When I do this, the text sits right up next to the photos, and I'd like a > little gap. > > Ie: I'd like padding on the right hand side of those aligned to the left > and > padding on th

Re: [css-d] IE descendant selector bug??

On 29 Aug 2005, at 7:15 am, Scott Glasgow wrote: My question is, is this behavior a bug in IE (which is my guess) or in Firefox, which renders it properly? I am using an image anchor in the target page, so had felt no need to implement a hover rule for the anchor (I just used display:inline i

[css-d] css calendar

hi all on my page here -- http://sixfoottwo.gotdns.com/~sixfoottwo/blog_.html in the top right i have a tabled calendar. i am new to css and am trying to eventually remove all tables from my sites. i have had a search for css calendars and know that eric meyer has made what i am looking for b

[css-d] Padding around aligned images

I have a website where I am aligning some images to the left and some to the right (within a paragraph). When I do this, the text sits right up next to the photos, and I'd like a little gap. Ie: I'd like padding on the right hand side of those aligned to the left and padding on the left hand side

Re: [css-d] Image float

Sunday, August 28, 2005, 12:36:38 AM, t94xr.net.nz wrote: > Whats an easy way to align an image in the centre of a 150px div? Horizontally? Give the DIV text-align:center; Vertically? As with all vertical centering, it's a bit more tricky: I use display:table-cell for CSS2 browsers and a font-s

[css-d] IE 5.5 problem

Hi, I've tried to find the solution myself with no luck. I have a design that plays well with IE6, IE Mac5.2, Firefox(Mac & PC), Safari, and Opera(Mac) but breaks in IE 5.5. The problem is the section just below a styled ul. I have a feeling that I may be missing something obvious. The pa

[css-d] IE descendant selector bug??

I had a problem with implementing Eric's ingenious "Pure CSS Popups" (http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html) that was driving me nuts. Although I thought that I had implemented the appropriate CSS to make it work, I found that it only worked in Firefox and not in IE. See test page

[css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes

Good afternoon, all. I tried posting this last night, but it may have been eaten by gremlins. Client decided at last minute that they would like to have Suckerfish dropdowns implemented. Very well, and good. Instructions being implemented are at: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdo

Re: [css-d] CSS v tables

rcsaunders wrote: > Where can I find a discussion about not using tables? (I'm new to CSS) http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/bestwebdev.html might be an interesting start, to be finished up here. -- "Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life?"

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rcsaunders wrote: Where can I find a discussion about not using tables? (I'm new to CSS) You may search through ALA, and look at the discussions following each relevant article. This may be a good article to start on:

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Where can I find a discussion about not using tables? (I'm new to CSS) Bob you found it. dwain -- dwain alford [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.alforddesigngroup.com The Savior replied; "There is no such thing as sin;..." 'The Gospel of Mary of Magdala'

Re: [css-d] Problem with list height/width in MSIE

Martin Cetkovský wrote: after change of main page layout I get a problem in MSIE with list (fixed) height/width. ... All links are at http://kineziologie.d2.cz/!sebranka/problem.htm With the xml declaration (), you are throwing IE into quirks mode. ul.photo_gallery li a { display: block

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re [css-d] full height tables - what's the best way? Craig Cook Of course, you shouldn't be using tables for page layout anyway and this advice should not be construed as an advocation of such misuse of HTML. [Disclaimer included to maintain my standardista image.] Craig, www.focalcurve.com

Re: [css-d] nested li bullet style

From: Tek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >I am trying to unbullet an li that has a nested list in it. > >see here: http://tinyurl.com/actnx It's a specificity problem. Rewrite your selector as follows for those LIs. #content li.unbullet {list-style-type: none;} #content li is more specific than .unbullet

Re: [css-d] CSS poltergeist: Opera forcing contrast

Is it a must to use the tag? If not, I think it is better to use instead. and the style would looks like .s{ . } 2005/8/28, Antonio Bueno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello all. > > I've been more than one hour trying to find why this code: > > > > > > s { > color: black; > background-col

[css-d] CSS poltergeist: Opera forcing contrast

Hello all. I've been more than one hour trying to find why this code: s { color: black; background-color: black; text-decoration: none; } testing testing testing worked in IE and Firefox, but not in Opera (

[css-d] Problem with list height/width in MSIE

Hi, after change of main page layout I get a problem in MSIE with list (fixed) height/width. Even the code for the list is unchanged except color number (in new design is the same as in old design), the list in new design is jumbled up in MSIE. I tried something (ineffectually) and have no more

Re: [css-d] [layout] 2 column

R.H. Fan wrote: Hey guys, I recently delved a little into css based layouts instead of those messy tables. So with some help of some tutorials i created a pretty basic layout, except using my own values instead. But when showed in our most fav bug browser aka IE, the damn left menu just...

Re: [css-d] Flag position

Angus at InfoForce Services wrote: I am at a loss why the france flag is appearing behind the USA flag and not on the left margin. Help please? HTML: http://choroideremia.org/index.php CSS: http://choroideremia.org/css/crf_css1.css Angus MacKinnon Angus, In Firefox and in IE, both flages ap

Re: [css-d] Image float

t94xr.net.nz webmaster wrote: Whats an easy way to align an image in the centre of a 150px div? img {margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;} IE 5.5 or lower does not obey Just a quick question. Reply offlist. If you presume we will answer, we presume you will come back here to find the answer