Re: [css-d] text disappearing/reappearing during scroll

Thanks so much, Bruno! I did just that and it solved the problem. I would have never gotten that on my own. I'm not quite far enough along to be very savvy about bugs and such. I am very grateful to you and all on this list who are so generous to us rookies. Sometimes (actually, quite often) workin

Re: [css-d] Block-level LABEL/INPUT

On 22:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 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

Re: [css-d] Block-level LABEL/INPUT

Christian, You asked: > 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 ...? You could try wrapping the LABEL+INPUT in a P. You would also get control of the

Re: [css-d] IE 6 Body Element - More Woes

Thanks! I played a little more and came up with this workaround because it seems that the body element is the root element in IE 6. Is my conclusion is a correct one? Here's what I did: Workaround html { background:#000; margin-top:0; /* ie6 workaround to make html the root e

Re: [css-d] IE 6 Body Element - More Woes

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The effect that I'm after is to set the html > background to black and the body to white and make it width:99% > of the html background. [...] > I've color coded and changed the width to 79% so that it's > easier to see. The URL is here: http://www.byronsbyte.com/bernard

Re: [css-d] text disappearing/reappearing during scroll

Brian Funk wrote: > 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 [...] > html is at: It looks like the peekaboo bug [1], or a variant of that. You could try giving "layout"

Re: [css-d] Footer moving into sidebar

Richard Brown wrote: > Many thanks for the tips. I have applied them and started tidying > things up a bit. However, things seem to be going very wrong! As in I > have applied the "clear: both" and also "margin: 0 auto" and yet they > don't seem to be doing anything! > Hi Rich, Only 3 issues:

Re: [css-d] Footer moving into sidebar

Hi Georg On 24 Dec 2005, at 15:40, Richard Brown wrote: > Many thanks for the tips. I have applied them and started tidying > things up a bit. However, things seem to be going very wrong! As in I > have applied the "clear: both" and also "margin: 0 auto" and yet they > don't seem to be doing anyt

Re: [css-d] blank page on windows 2000

chris, i totally apologize. it was done by my assistant and it was actually sent to 3 people on the list. i will personally apologize to the other two as well. rashantha. On Dec 23, 2005, at 9:15 PM, Chris Akers wrote: > Off Topic: I received an unsolicited email (spam) from Rashantha De > Si

Re: [css-d] IE 6 Body Element - More Woes

I'd probably just make the background of the body black then put everything inside a containing div that is set to 99% or whatever you want it to be. Try that. On Dec 24, 2005, at 11:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Greetings all, > > I'm having trouble getting IE 6 to read my background co

[css-d] IE 6 Body Element - More Woes

Greetings all, I'm having trouble getting IE 6 to read my background correctly and I don't understand why. The effect that I'm after is to set the html background to black and the body to white and make it width:99% of the html background. Firefox understands it perfectly but IE6 wants to expa

Re: [css-d] Footer moving into sidebar

Hi Georg On 24 Dec 2005, at 12:36, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > Room for more improvements later (if needed). Many thanks for the tips. I have applied them and started tidying things up a bit. However, things seem to be going very wrong! As in I have applied the "clear: both" and also "margin: 0 aut

Re: [css-d] Footer moving into sidebar

Richard Brown wrote: > http://www.soggydog.org.uk/2005/12/23/girls-face/ Add: #footer {clear: both;} ...and while you're at it - Christmas and all, adding: #rap {margin: 0 auto;} ...for centering, and: * html #sidebar {margin-right: -20px; position: relative;} ...should also improve things a li

Re: [css-d] Vertically Distributed List Items

Ian Brandt wrote: > ... 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? by applying ul#testList { ... display: table;} #testList li {... display

[css-d] Footer moving into sidebar

Hi Guys Christmas eve and I am trying to sort out a design for my sister-in-law! Could anyone tell me why on this page, the footer rides up into the sidebar. It is driving me mad and I am sure it is really simple! The site is at: http://www.soggydog.org.uk/2005/12/23/girls-face/ with css at: h