Is there a a trick to getting images to align vertically with list items
as bullets do natually? The images I'm using are 6x6.
list-style: disc url(/images/bullet.gif) inside;
vertical-align: middle;
Firefox will align them at the text base/bottom approximately. With IE
they're rather high.
Patrick Roane wrote:
>Please take a peek at the following menu:
>www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
>Patrick
>
Trivial pursuits: On your 'Contact' page the 2nd zoom click blows the
content text out the bottom of the container. Guess you'll need one of
those scroll bar things on that page, too
On 2 Jan 2006, at 11:41 am, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Patrick Roane wrote:
>> www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
>
>> If you actually click on any of the buttons, you'll see a dashed box
>> outline that stretches across the entire site. Where does this come
>> from?
>
> I think it's Moz/FF' own
Christine Robinson wrote:
>I spent all of last night and today trying to finish a volunteer project. I
>am almost done but I need some help with Firefox.
>To allow the header to show up correctly in most resolutions I have used the
>following id:
>
>#photo {width: 90%;height: 214px;margin-top:15px
Hi Christine,
Do you have a link for us to take a look at?
Bill
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I spent al
I spent all of last night and today trying to finish a volunteer project. I
am almost done but I need some help with Firefox.
To allow the header to show up correctly in most resolutions I have used the
following id:
#photo {width: 90%;height: 214px;margin-top:15px;}
In IE it works beaut
Patrick Roane wrote:
> www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
> If you actually click on any of the buttons, you'll see a dashed box
> outline that stretches across the entire site. Where does this come
> from?
I think it's Moz/FF' own new 'active link' marker, so not all that much
you can do ab
I think it's a Firefox 1.5 thing. At least that's where I've noticed
it happening on my site. I don't think Firefox did this before 1.5.
>
> Patrick Roane wrote:
>> Please take a peek at the following menu:
>>
>> www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
>>
>>
>> If you actually click on any of the
I just tried it in FF and I saw the dotted box, but it's the size of the
buttons.
Try completely closing FF and try again.
Mike
Patrick Roane wrote:
> Please take a peek at the following menu:
>
> www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
>
>
> If you actually click on any of the buttons, you'll
Please take a peek at the following menu:
www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
If you actually click on any of the buttons, you'll
see a dashed box outline that stretches across the
entire site. Where does this come from? This does not
happen at all in IE.
Thanks a lot.
Patrick
Patrick Roan
Adrian Gould wrote:
>Francky,
>
>
>>I think the somewhat more smooth edges in a png will be remarked only by
>>say 1 to 5% of the site-visitors.
>>
>>
>I am that 5%! The reason I was (am) so keen on PNG's is that for any
>transparent corner that's more than a few pixels in radius, those ja
Hi!
A further problem will then be that IE does not understand min-height,
so you need to have a min-height filter for that. It might look like this:
/* for Mozilla/Safari/Opera */
*>#youritem {
min-height:100%;
}
/* for IE, with IE5/Mac backslash filter \*/
* html #youritem {
height: 100%;
}
/*
On 01.01.2006 19:03, Arno @ Raketnet wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> First: all the best wishes for this new year. May it turn out to be as much
> a problem-less year as possible ;o)
>
> Anyway... My year doesn't seem to start as problemless as I hoped.
> In the stylesheet I set the height for the column
Happy New Year to all anyway - and if someone can tell me how the jingle
bells to make sure a reply actually appends itself to the appropriate thread
I'd be mighty grateful. Such is my dedication to CSS that this is the first
list I've ever joined!
Thanks to Ingo and Francky for their thoughts -
Dear List
The following is intened as a gentle reminder to the entire list as we start
the new year.
This is included in the section of the CSS-D List Policies [1] under
What to Ask and How to Answer
A few words on the subject from Eric:
which is the answering of said questions. What I as
2geedesign wrote:
>Hi
>Could someone kindly give me a link where I can download IE 5.5 Win.
>
>Thanks
>
>Ian
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Ian:
2geedesign wrote:
>Hi
>Could someone kindly give me a link where I can download IE 5.5 Win.
>
>
http://browsers.evolt.org/
>Thanks
>
>Ian
>
Regards,
Rahul.
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Could someone kindly give me a link where I can download IE 5.5 Win.
Thanks
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Tony Crockford wrote:
> to see it happen again to someone who wasn't asking for help in that
> area was doubly offensive to me, but also helpful in a way to realise
> it wasn't just me.
You're correct. It isn't just you and the subjects may vary greatly.
Usually within the framework of web design
francky wrote:
> 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
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> We don't get rants. We get opinions, comments and information - often
> based on valuable personal experience - from a lot of people.
> No need to try to choke them off.
I'm not trying to choke them off.
I'm just suggesting that an off-list message in a strong and
accusa
Richard Brown wrote:
> Hi
>
> On 1 Jan 2006, at 08:42, Tony Crockford wrote:
>
>> Seems like any request to this list (or Evolt) regarding any web site
>> with a url is an excuse for Felix to send an "off-list"[1] reply
>> ranting about font-size.
> I feel obliged to write in on behalf of Felix.
Tony Crockford wrote:
> Is it just me and Debbie or has everyone had a rant from Felix about
> setting font sizes?
We don't get rants. We get opinions, comments and information - often
based on valuable personal experience - from a lot of people.
No need to try to choke them off.
Such opinions
Hi
On 1 Jan 2006, at 08:42, Tony Crockford wrote:
> Seems like any request to this list (or Evolt) regarding any web site
> with a url is an excuse for Felix to send an "off-list"[1] reply
> ranting about font-size.
I feel obliged to write in on behalf of Felix.
Firstly, this is supposition and
looks like Felix wrote to Debbie offlist :
>> Browser makers provide users with a preference adjustment etc
Seems like any request to this list (or Evolt) regarding any web site
with a url is an excuse for Felix to send an "off-list"[1] reply
ranting about font-size.
Debbie,
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