Hi all,
Could any of you tell me how te solve the mess that IE makes of offset
values. I have used top, left and bottom offsets with percentage values
with 'position:absolute', all browsers deal fine with this except IE.
div.button1{
position:absolute;
bottom:10%;
Merry Christmas CSS list!
I have a question about this page. When I convert the site over to xhtml it
pushes the baby graphic way way to the right.
Almost off the edge of the screen. The page validates with tidy as an xhtml
document. There has to be a problem
with the css someplace. I
DOUGLAS WINTERS wrote:
Merry Christmas CSS list!
When I convert the site over to xhtml it pushes the baby graphic way way to
the right.
Almost off the edge of the screen. The page validates with tidy as an xhtml
document. There has to be a problem
with the css someplace. I got it
Paul Walker wrote:
I have unordered list that is absolutely positioned within another unordered
list. The display is defined to block and the width is set to 100%, but in
IE the width is not quite reaching 100%. It works fine in Firefox and I have
not tested in other browsers.
The
I've noticed some people on this board always encourage the use of the
font-size keywords (small, smaller, ect.) when setting a font-size in
your stylesheet. I've personally never used these, but am interested to
know their pros and cons. Can someone please help me understand when and
why you
Jonathan Carter wrote:
interested to
know their pros and cons.
This is all covered in the wiki:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=UsingFontSize
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I've tried and failed to align text, an image, and a button neatly
vertically using CSS. I would rather not force a height on a container
around them as that's not very flexible if the font or image size
changes, text wraps, etc. It needs to work in IE6/FireFox/Safari.
Seems like a trivial thing
Jonathan Carter wrote:
I've noticed some people on this board always encourage the use of the
font-size keywords (small, smaller, ect.) when setting a font-size in
your stylesheet. I've personally never used these, but am interested to
know their pros and cons.Can someone please help me
Jonathan Carter wrote:
I've noticed some people on this board always encourage the use of the
font-size keywords (small, smaller, ect.) when setting a font-size in
your stylesheet. I've personally never used these, but am interested to
know their pros and cons. Can someone please help me
FireFox has the text background red but stops at the height of the text
rather than filling the whole span (made larger by the image). How do I
make the whole span red w/o hardcoding any widths because the image size
can obviously change.
span style=background-color: redSome textimg
To all, I removed a rule around a #wrapper (only put on that
contact.htmlpage for a test) {position: relative}; and the crash
stopped. But I still
having a problem with the bug. Will report back with more. Please check
again if you can.
On 12/22/05, bill scheider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I tried to get help in this problem at WordPress Support and they adviced
me to ask help here. So, here is the problem.
When I started to learn CSS, I debugged the code in IE. Now I'm debugging
both in FF first and IE second and having problems at the beginning. In
IE, there seems to be some
Thanks very much for your help, Steve. The DOCTYPE did fix almost
everything. However, now in IE 6.0 for some reason my second and third level
navigation is only slightly more than half the page (maybe about 60% of the
page?) when it is supposed to stretch across the whole page:
Hello there,
I just posted a new wintery design to my site.
http://blackcoil.com
Browsercam shows it looking good in every browser
except for Netscape 4.x (I don't care) and Opera on
any platform, which I DO care about. It shows the UL
on the home page with round bullets even though I
styled
Hi Francesco
On 23 Dec 2005, at 18:33, Francesco wrote:
Could someone with Opera check it out for me?
Much appreciated!
I am sorry to say that you are right. Opera on a Mac is showing the
bullets. I have sent you a screen shot in a different email.
--
Rich
http://www.cregy.co.uk
Embracing
On 12/23/2005 12:24 PM Richard Brown wrote:
Hi Francesco
On 23 Dec 2005, at 18:33, Francesco wrote:
Could someone with Opera check it out for me?
Much appreciated!
I am sorry to say that you are right. Opera on a Mac is showing the
bullets. I have sent you a screen shot in a different
Francesco wrote:
http://blackcoil.com
It shows the UL
on the home page with round bullets even though I
styled ULs to not have bullets.
http://www.browsercam.com/projects/216074/4480723.jpg
Francesco
Opera9preview1
I see a lot of fuchsia but no bullets :-) :
http://www.dlaakso.com/coil.jpg
On Friday 23 December 2005 20:32, Steve Clason wrote:
On 12/23/2005 12:24 PM Richard Brown wrote:
Hi Francesco
On 23 Dec 2005, at 18:33, Francesco wrote:
Could someone with Opera check it out for me?
Much appreciated!
I am sorry to say that you are right. Opera on a Mac is showing
Ingo, Ian, Ron, Bill, can any of you check the page again. I have plastered
position:relative over everything and no go. Any help much to be
appreciated.
On 12/23/05, Jonathan Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To all, I removed a rule around a #wrapper (only put on that contact.htmlpage
for a
Jonathan Berry wrote:
Ingo, Ian, Ron, Bill, can any of you check the page again. I have plastered
position:relative over everything and no go. Any help much to be
appreciated.
Actually I am on duty debugging your page. It's not reproducible on
a local copy at my end, so having a simplified
It took some hacking before I was able to get mySpace to behave -- and I
still am not happy with how my page (dwacon) turned out but got tired of
fighting with it.
--
Dwacon
www.dwacon.com
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Francesco wrote:
...
http://blackcoil.com
Browsercam ... shows the UL
on the home page with round bullets even though I
styled ULs to not have bullets.
.
For Opera8, replace
#mainMenu {
...
list-style: none inside none;
}
with
#mainMenu { ...
list-style-type: none;
DOUGLAS WINTERS wrote:
I have a question about this page. When I convert the site over to xhtml it
pushes the baby graphic way way to the right.
Almost off the edge of the screen. The page validates with tidy as an xhtml
document. There has to be a problem
with the css someplace. I got
Hi Francesco,
Re: http://blackcoil.com and the unwanted list bullets:
You have this in your style sheet:
#mainMenu {
margin: 120px 0 0 0;
list-style: none inside none;
}
Try changing the list-style to list-style: none;
Cordially,
David
--
David Hucklesby, on 12/23/2005
Thanks for everyone's input on the bullet issue - I
have fixed it.
Could someone tell me why Opera 8.5 on Mac displays
this page as I intended:
http://www.browsercam.com/projects/216102/4481986.jpg
but Opera 7.5, Mozilla, and IE 5 on the same Mac does
not?
I have tested my web site in Firefox 1.5 and IE6 running on Windows XP Home.
Can I please get a browser check for all other Windows, Linux and Mac
browsers. Thank you. I normally design web sites for 800 by 600 resolution.
Angus MacKinnon
MacKinnon Crest Saying
Latin - Audentes Fortuna Juvat
I have tested my web site in Firefox 1.5 and IE6 running on Windows XP Home.
Can I please get a browser check for all other Windows, Linux and Mac
browsers. Thank you. I normally design web sites for 800 by 600 resolution.
HTML: http://www.infoforce-services.com
CSS:
No, I had to work on it with the import statements. I was tasked to do that.
I am sorry, but this will eventually have to be fixed with the import
statements because all of these sites use them. There is one other that is
having the same problem and they do want to change the HTML. Have you found
Hi all,
The text (some...not all) on my page seems to be disappearing during a slow
scroll up and down the page. This only happens in IE that I can tell. I only
have Winxp IE/FF/Opera to test in.
css is at: http://www.hallshaven.ca/hhstyle.css
html is at: http://www.hallshaven.ca/rooms.html
Hi,
I've been googling and experimenting all day, but have come up empty
handed. Is there any way in CSS to distribute list items evenly over
the height of a vertically fluid list, taking into account that the
number if list items may be unknown at style sheet authoring time?
Test code below.
http://www.vikingroofing.com/temp/request.shtml
On this form is there a way I can get each instance of LABEL and its
associated INPUT tag to act as a block-level element together so that I
don't have to put double BR tags after each . . . or resort to using
tables . . . or wrapping each pair
Francesco,
On Dec 23, 2005, at 5:16 PM, Francesco wrote:
Could someone tell me why Opera 8.5 on Mac displays
this page as I intended, but Opera 7.5, Mozilla, and IE 5 on the same
Mac does
not?
The page is here:
http://blackcoil.com/Services.aspx
It is not browser dependent. Take any of
Off Topic: I received an unsolicited email (spam) from Rashantha De
Silva today with the subject Tsunami Memorial at Santa Monica Pier.
While the event may be decent and respectful, sending someone spam is
neither. Especially if that someone tried to help you. Please remove
me from your list and
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