Re: [css-d] CSS Tabs - Sliding Doors method - can be done upside down?

> I'm needing a set of tabs that fall top-down instead of the normal sticking up. I like the > sliding doors method so I figured I would alter that. I have a basic version running, but the > problem is expanding/sizing the text opens up the wrong part of the image. I don't quite have the > setup ri

Re: [css-d] Hyperlinks in IE not working

Kris Black wrote: >It seems that >something in the updates caused hyperlinks in IE on WIndows to not >work again. This is only in the shopping cart area of the site. >Homepage >http://www.flawmark.com >Shopping cart section of the site >http://www.flawmark.com/isell/index.php > > I have no i

Re: [css-d] Hyperlinks in IE not working

On 11/19/05, Kris Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > caused hyperlinks in IE on WIndows to not > work again. This is only in the shopping cart area of the site. I'm > 99% sure its the CSS. Anyone have any thoughts? I don't know if this helps, but the links are accessible until the item image loads

[css-d] Hyperlinks in IE not working

I've emailed the list in the past about this but its happening again. The shopping cart software I use (Macdock.com's iSell) was updated AND I took some time to clean some code as well. It seems that something in the updates caused hyperlinks in IE on WIndows to not work again. This is only

Re: [css-d] display: inline-block

2005/11/20, Erwin Heiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi all: a short question: is there a way to use > > a {display: inline-block;} > > and still have your CSS validate? > the validator gives this as an error although I believe it's a valid > CSS2 value for display. > Any alternatives to this? > displ

Re: [css-d] CSS Tabs - Sliding Doors method - can be done upside down?

Check out Project 7 from Mr. Meyer's "more Eric Meyer4 on CSS" It is exactly hat you are looking for. You have to use your own creative genius to make it the flavor you want but, it gives a nice clean example of how to accomplish the XHTML/CSS aspect. Check it out here: http://more.ericmeyeroncs

[css-d] display: inline-block

Hi all: a short question: is there a way to use a {display: inline-block;} and still have your CSS validate? the validator gives this as an error although I believe it's a valid CSS2 value for display. Any alternatives to this?

Re: [css-d] CSS Tabs - Sliding Doors method - can be done upside down?

Tom Dell'Aringa wrote: > Is it possible to do an upside down tab with this method? It seems > the part that get's exposed is always top left to bottom right, > correct? > http://pixelmech.com/rev/upsidedown.html Yes, but you'll have to create very wide images and use sideway shift on hover. Rest

[css-d] CSS Tabs - Sliding Doors method - can be done upside down?

Hi folks, I'm needing a set of tabs that fall top-down instead of the normal sticking up. I like the sliding doors method so I figured I would alter that. I have a basic version running, but the problem is expanding/sizing the text opens up the wrong part of the image. I don't quite have the se

[css-d] safari problems

Hi, I have run into a problem in safari I cannot workout what is wrong. In many pages safari looks to have a similar bug to the ie 'double margin float' . The box in question is the top left one here (although it happens in other places) http://www.nssdesign.scot.nhs.uk/home/index.php the C

Re: [css-d] Getting height to stretch/shrink on resize

I have been having a simular idea tinkering around in the back of my head, but to my knowledge there is no css behaviour that will let you adjust content by the reading the hight of the browser window. I don't know javascript very well, but I'm retty sure it can solve that problem. If you k

Re: [css-d] Site check

Olly: i played around with your css last night using "edit css" from the Firefox web developers toolbar. i don't particularly like the bricks either but if you made them to be unscrollable i think it would be neater. just add "fixed" in where you're calling that image as background. (i thin

Re: [css-d] IE and Opera Fix - littleandreid.com

Rahul Gonsalves wrote: > I also have the following code[1] to force vertical scrollbars, from > hicksdesign. On a local copy, scrollbars appeared, disappeared, and > reappeared on page reload in FF [2]. Is this an incident isolated to my > computer? It's not a major problem, was merely wondering

Re: [css-d] IE and Opera Fix - littleandreid.com

Rahul Gonsalves wrote: > http://littleandreid.com/dev/philosophy.html > In Firefox (1.5RC3) the site displays as expected, but not in IE and > Opera 8.5. The navigation bar and the breadcrumb links are indented > too far off to the right in the latter, maybe by about 20px or so. > Any fixes? I

Re: [css-d] Div shrinking to content width in IE

Barnaby Scott wrote: > http://www.southdevons.co.uk/stats.htm > I couldn't see a way of using a width setting, because the navbar is > set to a pixel width, so I don't know how wide the remainder of a > user's screen is going to be. I thought that by specifying a left and > right position, the div

Re: [css-d] content shift on smaller resolutions

Travis Barden wrote: >http://www.pmiwebconnect.com/index.php >http://www.pmiwebconnect.com/includes/style.css > >I am nearing completion on this project and need a >little help. When viewing this site with the browser >around 800 pixels wide the content area jumps below >the side navigation. > >W

[css-d] IE and Opera Fix - littleandreid.com

Dear All: This site has some positioning issues with IE and Opera.Problems abound with most pages, in fact with every page except the home page. For example: http://littleandreid.com/dev/philosophy.html Two linked CSS files, in this directory: http://littleandreid.com/dev/CSS/ In Firefox (1.5

Re: [css-d] Div shrinking to content width in IE

OK, if I float the H2's, how do I force a break so that the following text doesn't wrap around them? (I've alread tried display:inline, but it leaves me unable to control their vertical position without position:relative, which was what gave me the problem with IE in the first place) > -O

Re: [css-d] Site check

olly wrote: >On 11/19/05, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>-- The uppercase text in the header is /very/ difficult to read. >> >> > >i agree to an extent - i'll look at it again > > > >>-- The color of the blocks of content text(their black-whiteness, not >>hue) would be impro

Re: [css-d] Images and Heights

Richard Brown wrote: > Dear All > > I have created this page: > The css is embeded. I cannot understand why the images don't extend > the footer. Is this usual behaviour? I have included the images as > content. Is there a way around this please? Yes, t

[css-d] Images and Heights

Dear All I have created this page: The css is embeded. I cannot understand why the images don't extend the footer. Is this usual behaviour? I have included the images as content. Is there a way around this please? Thanks Rich http://www.cregy.co.uk So

Re: [css-d] Fieldset or Legend how to?

Hi Reynier - sorry for late answer, but I kept hoping somebody would answer before me, as I'm not at all sure that I've understood your problem. To catch up on that issue for starters, I'll recommend that you give us example code from the browser, instead of from the server, the code below is s

Re: [css-d] Site check

On 11/19/05, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -- The uppercase text in the header is /very/ difficult to read. i agree to an extent - i'll look at it again > -- The color of the blocks of content text(their black-whiteness, not > hue) would be improved with more lead. And same above/belo