Here are my 'rules of thumb'
for font issues. 1. For efficiency's sake declare it on the body and
let it inherit through to the rest of the elements on the page. If an
element needs a different font family, declare it in a selector for
that element only. 2. Set the size to 100% so the user's
Debbie,
On Dec 31, 2005, at 8:10 PM, Iorhael wrote:
>> David Laakso wrote:
>>
>>> Iorhael wrote:
>>
http://www.drk-writing.com/3columnlayout/
>>
>>> Either way, setting:
>>> body { font: 100.01%/1.2 'Lucida Grande', 'Nimbus Sans', 'Luxi Sans',
>>> Arial, sans-serif; }
>>> and deleting *each
Mike Soultanian wrote:
>Kinda goofy question,
>Anyone have a good class name for column B?
>
>
Hmm. #suspense
God, I love questions like yours ;-) .
>Thanks!
>Mike
>
>
>
Best,
~davidLaakso
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Hi, my apologies to Felix and this list... I responded a few minutes ago to a
message that Felix sent and cc'd the list...and totally missed that it was sent
privately. My boo-boo.
Happy New Year! :)
Debbie
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Iorhael wrote:
http://www.drk-writing.com/3columnlayout/
whoa!! I think I must have majorly missed something here! Let's back it up,
shall we? Please?
BTW, the original subject of this message...that is, the column layout, has
been resolvedit had nothing to do w
Either way, setting:
> body { font: 100.01%/1.2 'Lucida Grande', 'Nimbus Sans', 'Luxi Sans',
> Arial, sans-serif; }
> and deleting *each and everyone* of those font-families, pixel
> font-sizes, pixel line-heights, replacing justify /with/ left, and
> changing the headers to percent for font-s
> David Laakso wrote:
>
>> Iorhael wrote:
>
>> >http://www.drk-writing.com/3columnlayout/
>
>> Either way, setting:
>> body { font: 100.01%/1.2 'Lucida Grande', 'Nimbus Sans', 'Luxi Sans',
>> Arial, sans-serif; }
>> and deleting *each and everyone* of those font-families, pixel
>> font-sizes, pixe
Holly Bergevin wrote:
>From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>>I am still one column short...the left sidebar image *still *is not coming in
>>:(
>>http://www.drk-writing.com/3columnlayout/
>>
>Remove the background color from #wrapper2, as it is obscuring the image that
>is "under" it in #w
Mike Soultanian wrote:
> Kinda goofy question,
:)
>
> I have a 3 column layout, call them columns A, B, and C.
>
> Column A will be the leftmost column and will always contain navigation
> so that's an easy one (sidebar, navbar, etc.). Column C will always
> contain content, so that's an ea
On 12/21/05 10:46 AM, "Reese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 19:25 20-12-05, Jono wrote:
>
>>> http://inkworkswell.com/clients/testing/index.html
>>
>> ...IE/Mac is not displaying the 191px x 250px filler image in the
>> center area.
>
> That's odd, especially since it is the same image being
Kinda goofy question, but I'm looking for some help w/ class names. I'm
hoping that there might be some good established naming conventions for
my css structure.
I have a 3 column layout, call them columns A, B, and C.
Column A will be the leftmost column and will always contain navigation
so
From: "Iorhael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I am still one column short...the left sidebar image *still *is not coming in
>:(
>
>http://www.drk-writing.com/3columnlayout/
>#wrapper1 {
> background: #fff url(images/sidebar1.gif) repeat-y left;
>}
>
>#wrapper2 {
> background: #fff url(images/sidebar2
Iorhael wrote:
>I had posted on my process last night last night just *before* I got this
>message of course ;o! I have fixed the declarations...in fact, the color for
>the right column came in just fine after that.
>However, I am still one column short...the left sidebar image *still *is not
>
@Paul:
You wrote:
>> "... I have split up the submenu into another div:
http://www.paulwalker.tv/tabs.htm. Please take a look and offer advice.
I've only tested on IE and Firefox."
- In general: now it is cross-browser, enlarging-proof and looks fine!
Some details:
- I tried Opera: functionali
the right column has a bad declaration:
background-image: #fff url(images/sidebar2.gif) repeat-y top right;
should be
background: #fff url(images/sidebar2.gif) repeat-y top right;
and IIRC you can't declare a position for a repeating element...
the left column has no height beyond the navigati
Stuart King wrote:
> In firefox / safari (mac) the footer id will not drop below the c
> right div, while on ie windows it is perfect. Please help.
> http://www.1stoplighting.com/new/Landscape-Lighting.aspx
The usual suspect: IE6 is saved by its own layout-bugs[1].
Standard compliant browsers nee
Patrick Roane wrote:
>Thanks for the demo! This is a great help. According
>to the the 'font-increase' problem described below.
>I'm not sure there is anything I can do about that.
>Does anyone have an idea of how I can avoid the
>'font-increase' problem in firefox/IE?
>
>
>
Adding font-size: 10
In firefox / safari (mac) the footer id will not drop below the c
right div, while on ie windows it is perfect. Please help.
url:
http://www.1stoplighting.com/new/Landscape-Lighting.aspx
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Stuart
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Thanks for the demo! This is a great help. According
to the the 'font-increase' problem described below.
I'm not sure there is anything I can do about that.
Does anyone have an idea of how I can avoid the
'font-increase' problem in firefox/IE?
Thanks-
Patrick
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Ingo Chao wrote:
>> A "degradation without grace" would be appropriate for IE6, I think.
I think you are right! :-) On the other hand, still lots of people don't
know there are other things to see a webpage: that they call it
'browsers', and that these other browsers are mostly better. I agree
Even though this is wayyy off topic, and is probably going to stopped by the
admins...
Happy New Year everyone, may your year be free of crashed drives, viruses and
have lots of good times :)
WIth any luck the admins will say Happy New Year and let this topic end when it
does. And a big Happy
Thomas Hall wrote:
>No matter what I try I can't get this list to look the same on IE and
>Firefox. Any help would be appreciated. (I really messed this project up as
>I designed in IE but should have done so in Firefox. I am in the process of
>going page by page fixing little bugs like this. Les
Rolf Mortenson wrote:
> Cool technique! I don't think (on first glance) it will work in this
> particular case - the programmers on the back end will cringe if I
> suggest a jump to another page for the full details.
You might promise this kind of "longdesc" technique would allow for
adding a
Tom,
On Dec 31, 2005, at 2:37 PM, Thomas Hall wrote:
> No matter what I try I can't get this list to look the same on IE and
> Firefox. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> http://www.thomashall.com/discover-northern-california.asp
>
> div#local ul{
> float:left;
> margin:25px 0 0 0;
>
> Hello, this kinda OOT,
> i'm currently experimenting with some css drop downs, css javascript toggle
> tab.
>
> I'm curious bout the diference between using onLoad into the Body tag and
> using Window.onload. Can anyone give me the best situation using onload and
> window.onload ?
Nothing "ki
On 31/12/05, Thomas Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.thomashall.com/real-estate-listings.asp?county=Sonoma
> Look at this page in Firfox. If I put the float:left on the paragraph of
> description it causes the p to jump out of the containing div altogether,
> might someone please expla
Cool technique! I don't think (on first glance) it will work in this
particular case - the programmers on the back end will cringe if I
suggest a jump to another page for the full details.
But this example:
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/dropitII.html
gives me an idea for letting users know
http://www.thomashall.com/real-estate-listings.asp?county=Sonoma
Look at this page in Firfox. If I put the float:left on the paragraph of
description it causes the p to jump out of the containing div altogether,
might someone please explain, it looks ok in IE.
_
Yazmin Media wrote:
>>In case you mean a self-styled tooltip, I'm afraid I don't know a
>>solution with pure css.
>>
> I like this solution, but I do need self-styled tooltips. I tried this with
> what I needed (a long section of text) and it chopped off the majority of
> the text. It looks like th
No matter what I try I can't get this list to look the same on IE and
Firefox. Any help would be appreciated. (I really messed this project up as
I designed in IE but should have done so in Firefox. I am in the process of
going page by page fixing little bugs like this. Lesson learned.
http:/
> Hi I faced the same problem this week, David Laakso pointed me here
> http://www.alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/
> It describes a two column layout first but then goes on to add a third
> column. It might be just what your looking for...
>
> Best Regards
>
> Chris
Well, I'm half-way the
Iorhael wrote:
> Hi, I working on a three-column layout but having trouble setting
> the color for the left and right columns. I have been looking at
> several online tutorials and it appears that I'm doing the CSS
> right, but the images aren't coming in for the column backgrounds.
> When I put th
Yazmin Media wrote:
> I like this solution, but I do need self-styled tooltips. I tried this with
> what I needed (a long section of text) and it chopped off the majority of
> the text. It looks like the display of the title attribute has a limit on
> the number of characters it can display.
You c
Has anyone had a problem with the scrollbar being very jumpy and rough when
scrolling in Firefox and Opera? I have a site where this is a real problem in
Opera...it does it in Firefox too though not nearly as badly...and there's no
problem at all in IE.
www.drk-writing.com/northwesternesse.com
> Hi, I working on a three-column layout but having trouble
> setting the color for the left and right columns. I have been
> looking at several online tutorials and it appears that I'm
> doing the CSS right, but the images aren't coming in for the
> column backgrounds. When I put the backgroun
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