Patrick Roane wrote:
Resently, I took a look at:
http://www.tirolskaizba.sk/en/
The site is image dependant.
View the page with images disabled.
I wish I could view the css file for this site!
You can view the CSS files for any site using the FF Web Developer
Toolbar Extension.
In
I want to control the spacing of my text but I'm not too sure
whether I should use margin, padding, line-height or a combination of
these three.
You may want to remove that first-line class and just style all ps with
top padding. Or, if you want extra space between the h1 and the first
Hello,
I've just noticed a strange line of code: Can someone please help me
by explaining this:
style type=text/css @import url(savedstyles/newstyle.css); /style
1. This appears in the BODY of the XHTML page, is that OK to be in
the BODY and not in the HEAD?
2. Does this affect (apply
I have a typical two column layout using floats.
The problem I am having is that in IE, if the right column is narrower
than an object within it, the contents of the column is pushed down
below the left float in IE.
I've seen this before so am hoping it's a common problem (and, really
hoping
You may want to remove that first-line class and just style all ps with
top padding. Or, if you want extra space between the h1 and the first
paragraph, keep the class in place and just define extra padding for it, but
still define top padding for all the paragraph elements. However, the key
overflow: hidden? I've seen that used in contexts where designers really
really don't want child elements to break out of their prescribed
containers. Untested.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
discuss.org] On Behalf Of Austin, Darrel
Sent: Tuesday,
Many thanks for your suggestion. A question why use padding? Why not margin?
Margins can collapse into each other. So if something has a 10px
margin bottom, and the following element has a 10px margin top you
would expect there to be a 20px space between the elements. However
there will only be
I am developing the following site:
http://service.mrinfo.de
When i look at it with safari / osx tiger a cannot see the left
navigation and the header. Its white.
you can smear over it and then parts become visible.
Do other users experience the same strange behavior?
Thx
Jan
--
Belt+Sund
Thanks for your response, Roger. The class you sited (.dateline) was an
orphaned rule - I wrote it (incorrectly, as you pointed out) at some phase
of the design and then changed; it wasn't called anywhere in the html so
wasn't effecting the page; I've removed it now :). I played with the
Thanks Carol. The other buttons are bigger than the home button because
'home' is the shortest word and the button should resize to accommodate the
length of the word inside. The rest of the buttons were bold, though and the
'home' button wasn't. That was an oversight and I corrected it. The other
Thanks! I particularly like the doxdesk solution, it's a lot cleaner and won't
invalidate my CSS with MS cruft
Thanks again,
-Jay
On Monday 07 November 2005 7:06 pm, David Laakso wrote:
[..]
These are some methods to achieve min-max width in IE.
Austin, Darrel wrote:
The problem I am having is that in IE, if the right column is narrower
than an object within it, the contents of the column is pushed down
below the left float in IE.
-Darrel
A link to the page in question is always helpful. You may find some
answers to the particular IE
Margins can collapse into each other. So if something has a 10px
margin bottom, and the following element has a 10px margin top you
would expect there to be a 20px space between the elements. However
there will only be a 10px space. Maybe this
I know this is a known issue, but I am not aware of the workaround.
I have web forms such as this one -
http://www.florida-agriculture.com/conf.htm - that when viewed in Opera,
some of the radio buttons don't line up properly.
Funny thing is that it only appears to be happening on the first
At any rate, since you aren't seeing the flickering, it's probably
difficult
to know what I'm referring to.
I'm seeing it and what happens is:
1. The page is laid out;
2. The images start arriving in the protfolio container;
3. Firefox increases the height of the container to accomodate the
I believe the only time you use style within the body tag is when sending
html emails. At work, we create html emails like so:
html
body
style type=text/css
!---
style {foo:bar;}
--
/style
h1header/h1
pparagrah text/p
/body
/html
Then we use an online app to send the html emails out.
ciao,
Adrienne Latimer wrote:
I have web forms such as this one -
http://www.florida-agriculture.com/conf.htm - that when viewed in
Opera, some of the radio buttons don't line up properly.
Lack of defined containment.
.radio {overflow: hidden;}
...will fix that.
Some weak points in Opera,
bill wrote:
http://www.first-encounter-design.com
I think its the gecko flicker of overflown areas. I can reproduce it on
a local copy and live in Fx 1.0.5 (but not in Fx 1.5b2):
- unpin the window to allow resizing
- resize the window vertically or horizontally by dragging the edges
The
Thanks so much, Nick. Your suggestions definitely give me a direction to
head in and hope that this can be remedied!
I'll take a shot at some of those and report back.
Cheers
Bill scheider
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From: Nick Fitzsimons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 08,
Oh, I love this list! Someday, I may know enough about this stuff to
actually be able to help others. I've got enough things to try to get me
through the evening and I'll be happy to report what worked (and what
didn't, if it comes to that :).
Thanks Ingo,
Bill Scheider
-Original
Hi everyone,
I've successfully got the opacity filter working okay for a background that
displays an image.
The problem is the image is also made transparent,
see http://www.explorerexperience.com.au/gallery.shtml
CSS: here http://www.explorerexperience.com.au/styles/image.css
Anyone know
Hi,
I'm having a problem with the following page:
http://www.loopfruit.co.uk/content/blogsection/0/4/
In firefox (1.0.7 on XP), if you click 'home', you should notice that the
positioning of the links at the bottom moves by a pixel or two. This doesn't
happen in IE6. However, in IE 6, the
Hi everyone,
I've successfully got the opacity filter working okay for a background
that
displays an image.
The problem is the image is also made transparent,
see http://www.explorerexperience.com.au/gallery.shtml
CSS: here http://www.explorerexperience.com.au/styles/image.css
Anyone
Actually, if you just need min-height, it tends to be somewhat cleaner
just to feed IE a height value. But for max-height, expressions are
especially useful.
Only one thing; has anyone figured out how to use em values in
expressions? clientHeight and clientWidth return pixels.
--
Hi Everyone,
I'm just learning CSS but have an .asp question. I'm kind of hoping that
someone here may know the answer, and be willing to possibly just send me
your thoughts or advice offlist. I apologize if this is not okay to ask. :)
Anyway, here is my question, and thanks so much in advance...
Catherine Post wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm just learning CSS but have an .asp question. I'm kind of hoping that
someone here may know the answer, and be willing to possibly just send me
your thoughts or advice offlist. I apologize if this is not okay to ask. :)
Anyway, here is my question, and
Does anyone have a good article on the best/easiest way to implement rounded
edges on a div? I'm aware of multiple ways of how to do it, but I'd like to see
some other viewpoints on it.
--
Jonathan Carter
Writer/Developer/Music Fanatic
* Lambgoat (http://www.lambgoat.com)
* Skratch Magazine
Luke Mackenzie wrote:
In firefox (1.0.7 on XP), if you click 'home', you should notice that the
positioning of the links at the bottom moves by a pixel or two.
Can anyone offer a fix or an explanation as to why this is happening?
Can anyone tell me why my name and contact information at the following will
not center?
HTML: http://infoforce-services.com/personal/generalresume.php
CSS: http://infoforce-services.com/css/ifsmain.css
Also, if someone wants to give a simple two column layout example for my
date and text, I
Joseph L. Hodge wrote on
September 19, 2005
... asking a question about creating a Dreamweaver-like template for
headers and footers that don't change from page to page. I was not on the
list, but viewed the archives (which did not supply Joe's e-mail address).
Since I have a similar
At 09:55 AM 9/11/2005, Derek de Jong wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've successfully got the opacity filter working okay for a background
that
displays an image.
The problem is the image is also made transparent,
see http://www.explorerexperience.com.au/gallery.shtml
CSS: here
In your style sheet you have specified 'generalresume_name' and
'generalresume_address' as classes (they have a '.' before the name) and not
ID's. Replace the '.' with a '#' and it works.
I'd recommend checking your ID's and classes in 'ifsmain.css' with your
'generalresume.php' page.
From: Angus
Can anyone tell me why my name and contact information at the
following will not center?
HTML: http://infoforce-services.com/personal/generalresume.php
CSS: http://infoforce-services.com/css/ifsmain.css
Angus,
You have markup like:
div id=generalresume_nameAngus D.F.
Jonathan Carter wrote:
Does anyone have a good article on the best/easiest way to implement rounded
edges on a div? I'm aware of multiple ways of how to do it, but I'd like to
see some other viewpoints on it.
--
Jonathan Carter
Writer/Developer/Music Fanatic
* Lambgoat
http://www.webstock.org.nz
Web Standards New Zealand is extremely pleased to announce the launch of
Webstock - a web experience and conference - to be held 23-23 May 2006
in Wellington, New Zealand.
Among the speakers appearing with an accessibility focus Joe Clark and
Darren Fitler.
We
Page: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/graham.reeds/space/
CSS: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/graham.reeds/space/styles/space_styles.css
Platform: Windows
Problem: The dropdown menus (#nav-...) appeared under the title graphic
(#content-title). So I placed a z-index: 10 in the #nav which fixed the
This is a duplicate/continuation of the bug noticed by Donna Casey in:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/64904
The fix mentioned in that thread, by removing the position: relative
of an element inside the column, doesn't work. The fact that there is
only one line of text (a h2) in
Using this model:
http://www.jardsenterprises.com/ska/layout3
I am having trouble making the footer stick to the bottom, instead it rises to
the end of the content and there is a white background below the footer. Any
clues on why it functions this way and how to avoid it?
Shawn M.
http://www.themaninblue.com/writing/perspective/2005/08/29/
This involves you knowing exactly how high your footer is.
Basically, you absolutely position your footer just below the bottom of
the page, then use a negative margin to make it visible.
thomas.
Shawn Ferguson wrote:
Using this model:
Luke Mackenzie wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a problem with the following page:
http://www.loopfruit.co.uk/content/blogsection/0/4/
In firefox (1.0.7 on XP), if you click 'home', you should notice that the
positioning of the links at the bottom moves by a pixel or two.
Luke Mackenzie - UK
Life is
From: Thomas Bukowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a duplicate/continuation of the bug noticed by Donna Casey
in:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/64904
The fix mentioned in that thread, by removing the position:
relative
of an element inside the column, doesn't work. The
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
I'm seeing it and what happens is:
1. The page is laid out;
2. The images start arriving in the protfolio container;
3. Firefox increases the height of the container to accomodate the
newly-arrived image;
4. This causes the top of the container to poke out over the
Nick gave me five different things to try here to fix this flickering. One
was to 'take a trip bsck to 1996 and set 'WIDTH' and 'HEIGHT' attributes --
which he was sure to note was NOT what I wanted to do. But, for the time
being, that's what I did do. And it seems to have worked! Maybe he or Big
Big John,
I didn't see any horizontal flicker on my page! Are you seeing this here, or
you've seen it on other sites? I came across it on two different sites a
couple days ago, but those were single, static images on a page. No
scrolling or multiple images. I didn't think of going in to see if a
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