Re: [css-d] semi-clickable links in IE

Thanks John. i will try that out later ... gotta run and do a bit of "cat setting" right now. I know there is a way to deal with the issue without using conditional comments though ... still hoping i can get that reference. regarding your comment about "too new to post" - nah - the "newbie"

RE: [css-d] semi-clickable links in IE

Donna: I put the following css to do what you want. You must put it in the HTML section of the page, not inside an included css. Not original with me! Found this in a book "CSS Hacks and Filters", by Joseph W. Lowery, in chapter 10, Building Navigation Systems. Hope this helps. I am a newbee

[css-d] semi-clickable links in IE

Greetings everyone: a while back i had seen someone's blog where they talked about how to fix IE's menu so that the whole link area for active on hover - i think he was calling it the "semi-clickable in IE problem". can anyone point me to that?! maybe the author? I think he was on this lis

Re: [css-d] Layout check

Rick Flower wrote: Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: Does this pixel vs other units of measure issue extend beyond use in font specifiers? The above article specifically talks to font issues but doesn't address whether or not it's a general issue beyond

Re: [css-d] Layout check

Thats a feature ;) I just stripped the jpegs way below their acceptable quality during the testing since I have to reload pages often on a slow link. I will surely incorporate your suggestion in the "public" version. Regards and thanks Gurunandan > Gurunandan, > > I think you have a great over

Re: [css-d] Layout check

> Gurunandan, The area with the latest post has a good line height. It looks like the rest of the content could use a bigger line height, because it's a little hard to read. -- - C Montoya rdpdesign.com ... liquid.rdpdesign.com... montoya.rdpde

Re: [css-d] Layout check

Gurunandan, I think you have a great overall design but something that jumps out right away is the really blurry text in the top right of the banner jpg: "a few walks away". it's still readable but somewhat unprofessional in my opinion. Were you trying to make the image of a small size? I would r

Re: [css-d] Layout check

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: Gurunandan R. Bhat wrote: http://www.codesutra.net/walk/ Nice, but hard to read... especially in IE/win. The issue is described here: The layout is breaking in IE/win for those visitors who know how to overcome the font-si

Re: [css-d] Problem wih hyperlink in FF

Rick Clark wrote: http://dev.operationrescueachild.org/ I have an image used for a link that isn't working. When the mouse hovers over the image nothing happens. It is covered by an AP layer. Add: #bttn-cont{ position: relative; z-index: 1; } ...and it'll work. On a second note I tried val

[css-d] Problem wih hyperlink in FF

Howdy, I have been staring at this page for to long now. I have an image used for a link that isn't working. When the mouse hovers over the image nothing happens. If I move the div that houses the link outside of the content div, it will work. Believe it or not IE6 is the only browser that

Re: [css-d] Layout check

Thanks. Am shifting to font size methods mentioned in your reference. Will resubmit once done. Warm regards and thanks once again Gurunandan Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: Gurunandan R. Bhat wrote: http://www.codesutra.net/walk/ Nice, but hard to read... especially in IE/win. The issue is descr

Re: [css-d] Layout check

Gurunandan R. Bhat wrote: http://www.codesutra.net/walk/ Nice, but hard to read... especially in IE/win. The issue is described here: The layout is breaking in IE/win for those visitors who know how to overcome the font-sizing issue. A few adjus

Re: [css-d] How to achieve fieldset/legend like decorations without using fieldset/form?

Rick Flower wrote: I gather it's somewhat naughty to use fieldset/legend without them being inside a pair of form tags (even though it seems to work and validates). Anyway, what is the general wisdom for recreating a similar layout in pure css without needing the requisite form/field/legend

Re: [css-d] How to achieve fieldset/legend like decorations without using fieldset/form?

Rick Flower wrote: I gather it's somewhat naughty to use fieldset/legend without them being inside a pair of form tags (even though it seems to work and validates). Anyway, what is the general wisdom for recreating a similar layout in pure css without needing the requisite form/field/legend