Re: [css-d] p:first-line :: opera9preview ::~dL

David Laakso wrote: > Ingo, > Your fix closed gap beneath the top 4 spaces. Open space remains under > under “Were there Uncles like in our house?” Not at my end? Mysterious. Anyway, let's wait for 9TP2 and propose a toast to Dylan Thomas in his own words. Ingo -- http://www.satzansatz.de/css

Re: [css-d] Myspace

This guy used to have an amazing myspace page but it appears they deleted it for some reason...I saw it before they did and was in awe that he could make all that table junk look like what he had it to. I checked out his code and he had used display: none and replaced table cells with divs

Re: [css-d] Myspace

It's inline css, well the css that's within the actual tags is inline css.the other css is put into the head section...so, there's no link to a css file..it's all in the actual page. Inline css takes precedence over all other css styles so you can overrride their styles with your own. On 12/22

Re: [css-d] p:first-line :: opera9preview ::~dL

Ingo Chao wrote: > David Laakso wrote: > >> In this prose, in Opera9, there are 5 p:first-line(s) of 5 and 6 >> words followed by a. Each has an extra line of space beneath it >> as though there is a missing line of text. Now what I'll do? >> > > > Wh

Re: [css-d] Myspace

on 12/21/05 10:48 PM, Brian Cummiskey at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The only thing i regret, is that i didn't create myspace. What did it > sell for, $200 million or something like that? But, that's off topic. And here I am still hung up on the million dollar home page :-) Thanks for the info e

Re: [css-d] Myspace

Scott Haneda wrote: > Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the > myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects. Hey wait, that's me :P > I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying > out the page. In the code, I see thi

Re: [css-d] p:first-line :: opera9preview ::~dL

David Laakso wrote: > In this prose, in Opera9, there are 5 p:first-line(s) of 5 and 6 words > followed by a. Each has an extra line of space beneath it as > though there is a missing line of text. Now what I'll do? > Thanks for the story, David. Wh

Re: [css-d] p:first-line :: opera9preview ::~dL

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > On 22 Dec 2005, at 1:26 pm, David Laakso wrote: > >> In this prose, in Opera9, there are 5 p:first-line(s) of 5 and 6 words >> followed by a. Each has an extra line of space beneath it as >> though there is a missing line of text. Now what I'll do? >>

Re: [css-d] Myspace

On 12/22/05, Scott Haneda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the > myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects. > > I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying > out the page. In the code,

[css-d] Myspace

Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects. I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying out the page. In the code, I see this: table table table table { css here }; Can someone

[css-d] Does Safari support adjacent sibling selector?

I'm working on an explanation of why some browsers, like Safari, don't support the CSS in the CSS maze[1]. I know Safari has a problem with this line: #d1:hover+#d2 { z-index:3; } but I'm not sure if it's the adjacent sibling selector, or that I'm changing the z-index on a hover to an adjacent si

Re: [css-d] p:first-line :: opera9preview ::~dL

On 22 Dec 2005, at 1:26 pm, David Laakso wrote: > In this prose, in Opera9, there are 5 p:first-line(s) of 5 and 6 words > followed by a. Each has an extra line of space beneath it as > though there is a missing line of text. Now what I'll do? > > aside

[css-d] Getting links to left align...resolved!

Regarding my last post about bottom links not aligning on one of my sitesplease ignore...I had missed a fix that Holly suggestedI have made that now and everythink looks good. Here's the fix in case anyone has a similar problem: #nav ul { clear: both; list-style-type: none; tex

Re: [css-d] Challenging layout - can this be done?

Updated version, in case some would like to give older Opera a chance. Opera 9prev1 doesn't need the extra "fix", but it isn't bothered by it either. Short term workaround. Georg -- http://www.gunlaug.no __

[css-d] p:first-line :: opera9preview ::~dL

In this prose, in Opera9, there are 5 p:first-line(s) of 5 and 6 words followed by a. Each has an extra line of space beneath it as though there is a missing line of text. Now what I'll do? aside: And yes, I am sleeping with the enemy (ie italic bug). T

Re: [css-d] Challenging layout - can this be done?

Tom Dell'Aringa wrote: > http://www.pixelmech.com/rev/tile.html Not sure if I got it right, but... ...was the only thing I could think of. Maybe you can change it into something useful. IE/win needs a bit of help on the basics (hover all), but the

Re: [css-d] Box Model

On 12/22/05, bill scheider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At the risk of sounding as ignorant as I often feel when trying to figure > this stuff out: the box model responses have addressed rendering in IE6 very > well. What I'm confused about beyond that, is -- after the correct and > complete doctyp

[css-d] Getting links to left align in FF

I posted about this site last night, but thanks to Holly and others I 've gotten most everything straightened out...the problem I have still having not being able to get the bottom links to align left on pages 1 and 2 in Firefox (I have centered them for page 3). Holly, I realize that this most

Re: [css-d] Safari renders a horizontal dropdown block off by one...(repost)

On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Roger Roelofs wrote: Jeff, On Dec 20, 2005, at 2:33 PM, Jeff Ross wrote: I posted this last night but I mistakenly posted as a reply and didn't start a new thread. Apologies for that, and it won't happen again. I have an odd off-by-one problem with Safari 1.3.1 in

Re: [css-d] Box Model

From: "bill scheider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >are there strategies >that can be helpful for the box model in earlier versions of IE? Ian has given you some suggestions that will work. Probably the simplest way to deal with the IE5s however is just to write two of the same property rules with diffe

Re: [css-d] clearing a float without using a float

On 22 Dec 2005, at 10:08 am, Roger Roelofs wrote: > As Zoe said, you need a new 'block formatting context' All of the > following will do that > > float: left; > position: absolute; > display: table; > > But, all of these cause the container to 'shrink-wrap' Floating > .inside seems the most ty

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I started out setting the clear up as a >class, and then thought I'd try a division when that didn't work...but >forget to change the html tag. It looks great now in FF :) I'd actually recommend setting it up as a class instead of an ID, since then you can us

Re: [css-d] Box Model

bill scheider wrote: > This has been completely answered in regards to IE6. Does it also apply to > earlier versions of IE? Thanks for any further help or suggestions. Versions of IE for Windows prior to 6.0 use the incorrect box model regardless of DOCTYPE, where margins, border and padding are

[css-d] [css-discuss] Site check: Peekaboo?

http://www.haroldstevens.com/redesign/contact.html We are having a problem with one of our sites wherein the left nav shifts either on load or refresh (i.e. if you cannot get it immediately then refresh and you will see the probelm). This is only in IE and looks like it might be an instance of the

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

> ...which shows an ID selector for the clearer. However, you have - > class="clear" - on the div in your HTML. Either change the selector to > indicate a class, or change the class attribute to an ID attribute in your > HTML. That should get things working. ooops! Thanks for catching that! I star

Re: [css-d] Box Model

At the risk of sounding as ignorant as I often feel when trying to figure this stuff out: the box model responses have addressed rendering in IE6 very well. What I'm confused about beyond that, is -- after the correct and complete doctype AND removal of any XML declaration -- are there strategies t

Re: [css-d] clearing a float without using a float

CJ, On Dec 21, 2005, at 1:10 PM, CJ Larson wrote: > In one of my site layouts, I have the navigation floated to the left > and > gave the content area a margin-left to give the float room to breathe. > On my content area, I have tags clearing left by default since I > float several things on va

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Well, I moved the div tag but its still not working :(...*tearing hair out >here*g! (I fixed the doctype too.) > >http://www.drk-writing.com/debscards/debscards2.htm I aplolgize for not specifically checking your your style sheet. You have - #clear

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

> The selector/properties (style sheet stuff) are fine, the location of the > div is not. You'll need to move it above the closing div tag that is right > above it, following the closing div tag that is next to the words "Thank > You" - Well, I moved the div tag but its still not working :(...*

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >I fixed the height and margins of the >thumbnails...(that was a "duh" for me on the height...yet it looked fine in >all the other browsers so I just thought it was mess-up in FF) As was explained by another (Georg, I think), your incomplete doctype has a

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >I added the .clear rule but it doesn't seem to be doing the trick in FF :( >Can you let me know if I've got it the right place? Here's the link: > >http://www.drk-writing.com/debscards/debscards2.htm > >And here's the clear div id that I added to my stylesheet

[css-d] Challenging layout - can this be done?

I've had an idea for an online game which requires a isometric grid in HTML. (Note: Sure, I can do this in flash - I don't want to for varied reasons.) Building the grid was fairly simple, except for the problem of every grid column after the first being overlapped by the next column by half. Th

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

> You'll also need a clearing element, perhaps a div, between the close of > the last thumbnail div, and the closing div tag (content?) that comes > right before the nav div code. Thanks for this Holly! I fixed the height and margins of the thumbnails...(that was a "duh" for me on the height..

Re: [css-d] Styling numbered lists

Hi Geoff, You wrote: > I am looking to style an ordered list with colored blocks with a > number inside. You've had some good suggestions already. Here's another I have used. Only works if your numbers are single digits (1 -9) though: HTML 1 some text here 2 some mo

Re: [css-d] site check: ekstasis.net

>> Site check please: http://ekstasis.net/ "A flash movie should be visable here. Please update your flashplayer." Apart from the bad spelling, I have the latest Flash player. Thank you. I just choose not to activate it, since, as in your case, the distraction of an animation annoys me intensely

Re: [css-d] Site Check Internet Explorer

Re: David Laakso wrote: > I think you've got a typographic nightmare on that page, and that it is > in fact extremly difficult to read. Hmm. Personally, I don't have a problem at all in any browser. I have a 15" laptop running at 1400 x 1050, font at 96 dpi. No

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

> if IE and Opera agree, and Firefox renders differently, then > > there's a good chance that doctype is missing, thus all > browsers are in > > *old quirks mode*. > > I am not totally sure what you mean by doctype...unless you > are talking > about what goes at the top of the html page...som

Re: [css-d] wrapping a list around an image -- me too! [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED / NO CAVEATS]

On 12/21/05, MacGillivray, Susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I am dealing with the exact problem Ari experienced on an Australian > Government website. Unfortunately I can not provide a URL as the site > is in development. > > The issue seems to be with the floats we are applying to im

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

To allI just want to thank everyone who has jumped in to help me with my three site problems. I see I still have *tons* to learn and have to start working things around Firefox now and have some things to fix up or add to my FF browser. I may not get to all of it before we head out of town f

Re: [css-d] Site check please

Catherine Post wrote: >Hi Everyone, > >Can someone please help me - I did my portfolio site in Dreamweaver and >tried to do the CSS properly; but now, a potential customer tells me that >she cannot "get into" the site at all. She seems to see a files list, but >cannot access the site. (The URL is

Re: [css-d] Quick Personal Site Check

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >http://www.christianziebarth.com/ > >Just need this checked for the usual cross-browser issues and if anything >jumps out at anybody where the CSS can be handled better go ahead and point it >out. It's working pretty good for me in NS/FF/IE for PC. I have a client site

Re: [css-d] Really small fonts on IE

Scott Haneda wrote: >Are there any known issues I can be made aware of that would make fonts on >IE Windows unreadably small? I have a site that gets a good deal of >traffic, 2 users have reported this, and I can not replicate it. > >Setting the font size to anything other than default in IE does

Re: [css-d] External CSS caching

From: "CJ Larson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> - use @import url("stylesheet.css"); rather than LINK in the >> header >> (which may look dynamic to the browser?) > > One thing I find annoying about this method is that when I save a > page > that uses @import as "web page complete", the browser does

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > It looks fine in IE, >Opera, and Netscape now but not in Firefox. > >http://www.drk-writing.com/debscards/debscards2.htm > >http://www.drk-writing.com/debscards/debscardsbasic.css > >http://www.drk-writing.com/debscards/debscardsimport.css Try removing the h

Re: [css-d] Box Model

Adam wrote: > Amazing what a little legwork can do. Linked from our own Wiki, Eric > Meyer has a page with an extensive Doctype chart. It seems that with > HTML 4.01 you still need the full URL to avoid quirks mode, > deductions from the Microsoft pages notwithstanding. Just to clarify, acco

Re: [css-d] Box Model

On 21.12.2005 18:40, Adam Kuehn wrote: > Holly Bergevin wrote: > >>(The MSDN page does not mention HTML4.01, the current W3C >>recommendation, but I have found that, for box model issues at >>least, as long as there is a complete doctype, IE6 will be in standards mode.) > > > Well, the page yo

Re: [css-d] Box Model

I wrote: >"Standards-compliant mode is also >switched on when you specify a version of HTML that is not listed in >the table, such as HTML 1.0 or HTML 3.22." Version 4.01 is not >listed in the table, so therefore I would deduce that 4.01 always >triggers standards-compliant mode, regardless of URL

Re: [css-d] External CSS caching

> - use @import url("stylesheet.css"); rather than LINK in the header > (which may look dynamic to the browser?) One thing I find annoying about this method is that when I save a page that uses @import as "web page complete", the browser doesn't save the CSS files. When I go to view the page l

[css-d] clearing a float without using a float

In one of my site layouts, I have the navigation floated to the left and gave the content area a margin-left to give the float room to breathe. On my content area, I have tags clearing left by default since I float several things on various pages. Where this creates a problem is when the element

[css-d] External CSS caching

Normally, the fact that the browser caches the external style sheet benefits the user. But while working on a large, commercial site, the problem of browsers recalling old external CSS from their cache has come up. If the external style sheet has changed, and the browser uses a cached version,

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

Iorhael wrote: > Or do the others tend to fall in place once the page/site is set up > according to FF? This has been my experience, yes, with only a couple adjustments made for IE sometimes. But as Georg said, make sure you are in standards rendering mode. Opera, FF, and Safari usually dis

Re: [css-d] Box Model

Holly Bergevin wrote: >(The MSDN page does not mention HTML4.01, the current W3C >recommendation, but I have found that, for box model issues at >least, as long as there is a complete doctype, IE6 will be in standards mode.) Well, the page you cite does say, "Standards-compliant mode is also sw

Re: [css-d] Box Model

> So, if you'll write /complete/ doctypes, of the type currently recommended > by the W3C[2] for HTML4.01 or XHTML1.0, and if you'll heed the information > regarding the xml declaration or other things preceding the doctype, then > IE6 will render in "standards-compliant" mode, at least as far as t

Re: [css-d] more confusion over containing floats

ron zisman wrote: > hey listees, > > http://www.ricochet.org/flippingpixels/movies/index.html > > i understand that by floating the lists, they are taken out of the > flow... so as there is no content, the container collapses. is this > kosher? Yes. > is there a better way? There are many va

Re: [css-d] CSS3 user-select vs current options

> PS I realize the solution may not be CSS related (apologies to the > group), but the problem is ;-) To me, it doesn't seem like it should be. Selecting text is something you *do*, not something that *displays*, which to me means that selecting text is "behavior" and therefore falls in the realm

Re: [css-d] Box Model

Tod, Georg has provided you with some good information, and I agree with him that in order to help you, we'll need to see the page. From: "CJ Larson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >[If I got that wrong, I'm sure someone will correct me!] :D Okay - I sure would like to put this misconception to rest.

[css-d] CSS3 user-select vs current options

Hi all, In CSS3, I can use: user-select: none; To stop users from selecting text on a page. Since we're not "there" yet, I was wondering if anyone has a unique solution (CSS based or otherwise) for various browsers? In Mozilla/Firefox, I can use: -moz-user-select: none; /* Works great

Re: [css-d] One more...server descrepancies

My guess is that your friend is not getting a complete upload to her server. Perhaps sometimes a css file doesn't load? When you see the problem, check to see if the files are all there. -- Joel Goldstick www.columbuswebmakers.com ___

[css-d] more confusion over containing floats

hey listees, http://www.ricochet.org/flippingpixels/movies/index.html On the above page i have a number of definition lists floated across the page. the client (my kid) wants the pictures to align vertically and horizontially. my thinking (or lack thereof) was to float the lists in a container

Re: [css-d] Styling numbered lists

Geoff Krajeski wrote: > I am looking to style an ordered list with colored blocks with a number > inside. How can I get an orange block with a white number inside > without turning the list item text white as well? > I made a very crude example of what you are looking for at the link below. I

Re: [css-d] wrapping a list around an image -- me too! [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED / NO CAVEATS]

On 12/21/05, MacGillivray, Susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I am dealing with the exact problem Ari experienced on an Australian > Government website. Unfortunately I can not provide a URL as the site > is in development. > > The issue seems to be with the floats we are applying to im

Re: [css-d] Cursor look in FF/Moz vs. IE/Opera (Al Sparber)

Thanks Al, That did it! I had redesigned the menu/dropdowns with CSS (according to Project VII tutorial), but it did not look exactly as the original design, and my client was NOT happy. Thank you so much for your help. Regards, Dominique ___ From: "Dominique Clawson"

Re: [css-d] Browser Check: Mac especially (NTKN)

At 19:25 20-12-05, Jono wrote: >> http://inkworkswell.com/clients/testing/index.html > >A quick check in Firefox 1.5, Safari 2.0.2, IE 5.2.3 shows it as expected, >except that IE/Mac is not displaying the 191px x 250px filler image in the >center area. That's odd, especially since it is the

[css-d] Developing for OmniWeb: what is the consensus?

The client reports: "The right side margin disappears in OmniWeb 5.1.2 running on Mac OS X 10.3.9." I've done some sleuthing and my impression is that OmniWeb does much better at rendering CSS since they began using the Safari engine, but that it still has significant issues. Is this g

[css-d] IE problem

Hi folks, I recently redesigned my site, and for some reason my two main columns aren't aligning properly in IE. Anyone know a good fix for this? The problem is in two places: http://policytree.org/ and http://policytree.org/tree.php?root=924 I can't figure it out; any help would be greatly

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

> > Always build for FF first, then go back and tweak for IE if > you need to. > > It takes much less time and effort this way. > > A general question on building for Firefoxmy pages > usually look similar > in Opera, IE, and Netscape...but radically different in > FirefoxSo I've >

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

Iorhael wrote: > ... Most of my pages look the fine in IE and Opera and bad in Firefox > so I have been avoiding it. Note: if IE and Opera agree, and Firefox renders differently, then there's a good chance that doctype is missing, thus all browsers are in *old quirks mode*. Opera will automatical

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

> Always build for FF first, then go back and tweak for IE if you need to. > It takes much less time and effort this way. A general question on building for Firefoxmy pages usually look similar in Opera, IE, and Netscape...but radically different in FirefoxSo I've been going more by wha

Re: [css-d] Box Model

Tod wrote: > I'm on the upside of the learning curve trying to create what seems > to be a fairly complex navigation drop down menu. If it looks ok in > IE, it looks bad in Firefox. If it looks good in Firefox, it looks > bad in IE (I'm using the latest versions of both). > > If I understand

Re: [css-d] Box Model

> I was wondering if there is just one simple tried and true style sheet > method that can always be applied to at least start out on the right > foot that I can build upon which would remove any browser computability > issues. At least then I could be comfortable in knowing the problem is > me an

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

Iorhael wrote: >> 1. Make sure you have the DOM Inspector installed in your copy of FF, >> and if not, reinstall FF and select Custom installation to get it. > > > I had not heard of this before...how would I check to see if this is > installed? It would be listed in your Tools menu. > > > Al

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

> 1. Make sure you have the DOM Inspector installed in your copy of FF, and > if not, reinstall FF and select Custom installation to get it. I had not heard of this before...how would I check to see if this is installed? Always build for > FF first, then go back and tweak for IE if you need to.

Re: [css-d] One more...server descrepancies

> I don't see any discrepancies between the two. Is this happening in a > particular browser? I looked with FF 1.5. Or did you perhaps fix it? Zoe, I didn't fix this but I had just sent my friend some updates so apparently it "fixed itself" when she uploaded those...it did that once before b

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

> Maybe need to let us see whole stylsheet? > Ian Okay, I had to remove a couple of the thumbnails that were too wide...here's the finished version of the page and the stylesheets. It looks fine in IE, Opera, and Netscape now but not in Firefox. http://www.drk-writing.com/debscards/debscards2.h

[css-d] Box Model

I'm on the upside of the learning curve trying to create what seems to be a fairly complex navigation drop down menu. If it looks ok in IE, it looks bad in Firefox. If it looks good in Firefox, it looks bad in IE (I'm using the latest versions of both). If I understand correctly, the problem

Re: [css-d] Wrapper background not displaying in IE 6 win

At 08:12 AM 12/21/2005 , you wrote: >Hi Mike, >In your statement: > >#wrapper >{margin-left: 7%; >margin-right: 7%; >background-color: ccffcc; >padding-bottom: 40px} > >I don't see the # symbol before the color declaration, If I'm not mistaken >IE need this when declaring a hex value color. Bob T

Re: [css-d] Problem in WinXP SP2 (Correct E-mail)

On Dec 21, 2005, at 8:09 AM, shlomi asaf wrote: > infact- i have problem caching my site images > what is the reason for the images loading everytime users enter my > website? > > i can declare something or orgenize my html in a way that will make my > images load from the cache and not everyti

Re: [css-d] One more...server descrepancies

Iorhael wrote: >I have a site that I maintain but that is uploaded on someone else's server (I >have to send her updates...she doesn't have ftp uploading capabilities). When >I upload it onto my server, everything looks fine but when she puts it on hers >for some reason, some of the styles don'

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

Iorhael wrote: >I have made up this site to display my computer graphics in my portfolio. >However, I am having a problem with the text shifting to the left in Opera and >Firefox (yet it looks fine in IE). Does anyone have an idea of how I might >prevent this from happening? Here's the link and

Re: [css-d] Text shifting to the left in Opera and Firefox

Iorhael wrote: >I have made up this site to display my computer graphics in my portfolio. >However, I am having a problem with the text shifting to the left in Opera and >Firefox (yet it looks fine in IE). Does anyone have an idea of how I might >prevent this from happening? Here's the link and

Re: [css-d] css print help

I removed all padding off of hours and added a height/fontsize to all container divs and have come up with http://home.alltel.net/omen/schedule.htm It still has the row pushed down.. Can you suggest something else to try? Thanks! -- Auxilium meum a Domino _

Re: [css-d] Problem in WinXP SP2 (Correct E-mail)

infact- i have problem caching my site images what is the reason for the images loading everytime users enter my website? i can declare something or orgenize my html in a way that will make my images load from the cache and not everytime the user enter my site? On 11/23/05, Nick Fitzsimons <[EMA

[css-d] Wrapper background not displaying in IE 6 win

Greetings, The wrapper background will not display in IE6 WIn for this page: http://mbreiding.us/fl_rt/all.html It looks fine in FF 1.7 The CSS is in the page header. Any solutions? Thanks, -Mike __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECT

Re: [css-d] Headings sometimes not working in Firefox

Larry Wilcox wrote: >I have the h4 tag set in the css file for 18px but it doesn't show that big >in Firefox. > >Could this have anything to do with an absolutely positioned div? > > No, it probably has to do with another rule elsewhere in your sheet overriding the value of 18px. We can't tel

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

Maybe need to let us see whole stylsheet? Ian -Original Message- From: Iorhael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 21 December 2005 12:37 To: Matt Fitzwater; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows Matt and Ian, thank

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

Matt and Ian, thank you both for your comments and suggestions! I thought I'd post to both of you together to reduce list clutter. Thank you both for writing me directly, so that I didn't have to wait for my digest to come tomorrow to see your replies :) Matt, I did indeed forget about needing

Re: [css-d] CSS Based Forms

> Hi all, Hi tryst, > I need to create a form on my website, and was wondering if 's > are used to lay out 's still, or is it best to use CSS? You should check first the wiki page related to this topic : http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FormElements Does it answers your need, or have i mi

Re: [css-d] mozilla bug >> absolute position+bottom:0 doesnt refresh when container div height is changing

shlomi asaf wrote: > Link to example: http://www.shlomiasaf.com/footer_tst.html > > hi, i have a problem in MOZ. i place a div in a absolute position, in the > bottom:0px. > when i change the height of the container div, the bottom div doesnt move, > ... I can reproduce the problem in Fx1.0.7,

[css-d] CSS Based Forms

Hi all, I need to create a form on my website, and was wondering if 's are used to lay out 's still, or is it best to use CSS? Also, if anyone has some good examples of 's being done in CSS so that i can have a look and get the ball rolling, that would be great! :) Thanks Tryst __

Re: [css-d] breaking up thumbnails into separate rows

You need to declare a width: on .thumbnail. after that you will probally need to add a clear:both on your h3 as well good luck Iorhael wrote: >I am setting up a very simple website for my portfolio that started out as a >class project for an online CSS class. I set up thumbnails on this page >

Re: [css-d] Safari renders a horizontal dropdown block off by one...(repost)

Jeff, On Dec 20, 2005, at 2:33 PM, Jeff Ross wrote: > I posted this last night but I mistakenly posted as a reply and didn't > start a new thread. Apologies for that, and it won't happen again. > > I have an odd off-by-one problem with Safari 1.3.1 in this page: > > http://cvs.new.wykid

Re: [css-d] EmulatingFixedPositoning and The Gilder-Pixy Method

Bert Mahoney wrote: > ... When I'm in IE 6.0 PC and rollover the main navigation graphics the > scrollbar on the right side of the page moves over about 50px for > each enter and exit on the graphic until the window becomes so small > you can no longer see the content that scrolls. ... > h

[css-d] mozilla bug >> absolute position+bottom:0 doesnt refresh when container div height is changing

Link to example: http://www.shlomiasaf.com/footer_tst.html hi, i have a problem in MOZ. i place a div in a absolute position, in the bottom:0px. when i change the height of the container div, the bottom div doesnt move, he knows the bottom position cuse he has a clear:both BR before him. does som

Re: [css-d] Form display too wide in Mozilla, OK in IE6!

Thanks! That fixed it. Steve Ingo Chao wrote: > Stephen Thomas wrote: > >> ... while everything works really nicely in IE6, in Mozilla >> (Firefox) some >> of the forms - those containing some explanatory text - display too >> wide, >> overwriting the right-hand column. ... >> >> You can see

Re: [css-d] and styling of td's

David Hucklesby wrote: > There's this from the W3C specification[1] that may shed some light: > > The following properties apply to column and column-group elements: [cut] Thank you for that one, I don't know why I hadn't tried the CSS rec, but it clarifies a bit. It seems clear, however, that

Re: [css-d] Form display too wide in Mozilla, OK in IE6!

Stephen Thomas wrote: > ... while everything works really nicely in IE6, in Mozilla (Firefox) some > of the forms - those containing some explanatory text - display too wide, > overwriting the right-hand column. ... > > You can see the page at http://www.adelaide.edu.au/library/ The div#Scholar