Michael Mendelsohn wrote:
at www.masstaxpros.biz.
Is it bad practice to avoid inline styles? It seems to be valid. I'm
guessing you suggest avoiding it for maintenance purposes only?
No problems with inline-styles when it comes to validity. However,
inline-styles might become a maintenance
Hi
Ive managed to fix i) by placing the GBG newsletter image inside an h2
tag but Ive run into another issue.
If you start typing in the mandatory box, a list of golfers names will
appear but this has the side effect of bumping the newsletter form down so
that the top of it is visible
I am not sure weather this is a bug, or simply not possible, but I
would prefer to use css rather than throw in a table.
Rob
It must be a bug, as it is perfectly possible to have columns within
columns.
The code you have certainly doesn't work as you don't get two columns even
if you remove the
Ian Young wrote:
I would play around with the width of your left and right columns making
sure that these do not have more than a 100% width, including margins and
padding etc and see if these give you two columns on their own before
including within your page.
eg This might be better
OK, here's the case:
(and it is really very weird!)
page: http://www.rec.bg/en/test.shtml
css: http://www.rec.bg/css/test.css
Page is valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
The problem: in IE after the last news item appears the following:
5]
Which is (as I have just discovered) the repetion of the
WHY WOULD IE 6 COPY THE LAST TWO CHARACTERS in the last DIV on a new line??? I
mean, it's html code, why would the browser REPEAT IT TWICE?
My guess is that it is the !--/div-- comments that you have after
the div closes. This happened to me once.
I can't tell you WHY ie does this; and it
OK, here's the case:
(and it is really very weird!)
page: http://www.rec.bg/en/test.shtml
css: http://www.rec.bg/css/test.css
Page is valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
The problem: in IE after the last news item appears the following:
5]
Which is (as I have just discovered) the
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
page: http://www.rec.bg/en/test.shtml
css: http://www.rec.bg/css/test.css
Page is valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
The problem: in IE after the last news item appears the following:
5]
Which is (as I have just discovered) the repetion of the LAST TWO CHARACTERS
in
the
Hi all,
I am looking to recreate something similar to what has been created on
ths (good) website in terms of roll-over DIVs. I have looked at the
source of this website, but there isn't anything walking me through
what is doing what, so does anyone one know of any similar websites
that walk
Well, I tested immediately. Comments DO AFFECT IE 6.0 in a very strange way!
Here's the new test case, where all of the comments in the MAIN DIV which are
BETWEEN the floated DIVs are removed:
http://www.rec.bg/en/test-comments-removed.shtml
The bug now does not appear now! I read thoroughly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking to recreate something similar to what has been created on
ths (good) website in terms of roll-over DIVs.
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/scroll_gallery.html
Tryst
Nicholls does a walk through of a slightly different version here:
Brett -
thanks! That works absolutely great!
If so, then you can use the ZOOM property for that browser without
affecting
the others.
style type=text/css media=print
body { zoom: .8; }
/style
~Shelly
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Hi everyone,
Need a really quick check if anyone has the time, using frontpage 2003 and
my first page says it downloads in 49 seconds @ 56K but I have installed an
external java script thing, and changed MOST of it to dwt and css, getting
there, just have three more tables to get rid of I
hi all,
I have a page with an tiling image as background
BODY { background-image: url(../picts/pict.jpg); }
but I would like to replace this background with one that have a left
and a right part (imagine a piece of paper with visible left and right
borders) that auto-adjust its size when the
I just designed the barbones of a site layout
(http://csufresno.edu/friendsofce/) and I am having two problems. I
will focus on one problem in this thread.
In I.E. the little triangluar image is reavealed next to the links
when hovered over, but not in Fire Fox. The image is way to the far
left
I just designed the barbones of a site layout
(http://csufresno.edu/friendsofce/) and I am having two problems. I
will focus on one problem in this thread.
In I.E. the little triangluar image is reavealed next to the links
when hovered over, but not in Fire Fox. The image is way to the far
On Jan 9, 2006, at 10:57 AM, Bart Hook wrote:
The states of my links seem to be getting confused. They all end up
looking like the footer links. Any idea why this may be happening?
Any help
is greatly appreciated.
Here is the CSS:
.footer a:link, a:visited {
color: #ff;
***Note: My email scanner attaches text files and I think that created a
problem in my last post to this list, so I've disabled and sent again.
My apologies if it's a repeat.***
Hi folks...
The page:
http://www.lullabot.com/node/18
The problem in question is the secondary subnavigation
Seemingly simple problem. I am trying to narrow the gap of the line
spacing on some input forms. Have tried line-height, adjusting
margin-top/bottom to 0, even negative, but no dice. The forms look ok
in Firefox, but again IE renders everything a little larger. The css is
in the test
it loads in about 7 seconds over a 256k broadband connection. I opted
for a slow connection so that I could better identify with folks on slow
connections.
try this: http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
Earth Repair Restoration wrote:
Hi everyone,
Need a really quick
Hi, I have been having a problem with the right column on our site shifting
down below the floated left column, here is a screenshot.
http://hostmysite.com/images/colopage.jpg
I am not able to reproduce the problem but our CEO and some other people
occasionally come across this bug, it seems to
Thank you very much for your quick response. It worked. Now I have to go
back through every CSS site I have ever done and make this correction. ;)
Thanks again.
Bart
On 1/9/06 12:11 PM, Matthew Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 9, 2006, at 10:57 AM, Bart Hook wrote:
The states of
Hi there,
I'm working on a template for a site where I am using an H1 below some nav
tabs. In this H1, there is some space missing in FireFox, and I cannot figure
out why. I thought possibly vertical margin issue but there is padding on the
element. The page is at
Thanks very much for your feedback, I gave up with the image rollover thing
and put my site back to where it was which loads quick enough I think? Lol,
well at least it validates anyway :-)
Cheers
Erica
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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John Haas wrote:
http://www.lullabot.com/node/18
The problem in question is the secondary subnavigation layout. In IE,
the background image only extends so far in IE, whereas in
Firefox/everything else looks fine. See how, when correct, the li's
are wide enough that they'll go past the
At 01:11 AM 1/7/2006, Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
[1] http://www.littleandreid.com/mentaidyn/about
ul class=mainnav
lia href=/ id=menu_defaultspanHome/span/a/li
lia href=about class=active
id=menu_aboutspanAbout/span/a/li
[--more links--]
/ul
Now, I want to assign the class Active to have the
I pointed a friend to the CSS-d wiki to check out different layouts and
she reported back that the CommunityMX North Pole layout [1] download
has a problem. I checked it out and it certainly seems to be misbehaving.
The app that streams the zip archive appears to be looping or something.
I let
I didn't give the correct URL...
http://csufresno.edu/friendsofce/index-1.php
Sorry, thanks!
On 1/9/06, Pringle, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just designed the barbones of a site layout
(http://csufresno.edu/friendsofce/) and I am having two
problems. I
will focus on one
Rob -
You might consider adding a different color border to each
div with the following: border: 1px dotted black (or whatever
color); This has helped me to sort out the actual visual box size in
each browser when I'm running into the type of problem you're
seeing. It has so far
Your original problem was that this selector was not sufficiently
specific to override your other declarations for the anchor. I am
suggesting that your content management system should generate
something like this, instead:
lia href=about id=active
id=menu_aboutspanAbout/span/a/li
I thought that over-riding the list-style rule in the a:hover class
for the #navleft li selector would work because of specificity.
I was trying to figure out how I've done this in the past, for some
reason I could not recall the fact that I normally apply the image to
the background as you have
Thomas Shebest wrote:
Hi, I have been having a problem with the right column on our site
shifting down below the floated left column, here is a screenshot.
http://hostmysite.com/images/colopage.jpg
I am not able to reproduce the problem but our CEO and some other
people occasionally come
At 02:11 PM 1/9/2006, CJ Larson wrote:
lia href=about id=active
id=menu_aboutspanAbout/span/a/li
Note we have just changed the class=active to id=active. Your
global CSS file would then include something like this:
ul li a#active {background-color: foo;}
One note about this: now
Hello folks,
I got myself to this and can't find what's the real problem... in IE the
left navigation bar pushes the footer just like it should, but not in FF...
Can anyone help me out here?
Thanks a billion!
http://www.dgabcsolutions.com.br/preview/intranet/index.html
--
Danilo
At 02:56 PM 1/9/2006, Adam Kuehn wrote:
At 02:11 PM 1/9/2006, CJ Larson wrote:
lia href=about id=active
id=menu_aboutspanAbout/span/a/li
Note we have just changed the class=active to id=active. Your
global CSS file would then include something like this:
ul li a#active
The image is in the correct folder, the css looks ok...
.list_dot {
background-image:url(../shared/printer.jpg);
width:200px;
height: 10px;
background-color:#CC9966;
display: inline;
}
span class=list_dotsome text/span
span class=list_dotsome more text/span
Aaron Roberson wrote:
http://csufresno.edu/friendsofce/index-1.php
In I.E. the little triangluar image is reavealed next to the
links when hovered over, but not in Fire Fox.
I think IE is wrong in showing the list-style-image at all here
#navleft li a {display: block}
#navleft li a:hover {
Danilo,
On Jan 9, 2006, at 2:59 PM, Danilo Laurindo wrote:
Hello folks,
I got myself to this and can't find what's the real problem... in IE
the
left navigation bar pushes the footer just like it should, but not in
FF...
Can anyone help me out here?
Ross,
On Jan 9, 2006, at 3:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The image is in the correct folder, the css looks ok...
.list_dot {
background-image:url(../shared/printer.jpg);
width:200px;
height: 10px;
background-color:#CC9966;
display: inline;
}
span
No one laugh I just discovered that the CSS for my web site
http://kaiserklan.com/roundtable does not work in I.E. It works great
in
Safari and in FireFox it just never accrued to me it wouldn't work in
IE.
Please if you have a minute take a look and show me the error of my
way.
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
Hi there,
I'm working on a template for a site where I am using an H1 below
some nav tabs. In this H1, there is some space missing in FireFox,
and I cannot figure out why. I thought possibly vertical margin issue
but there is padding on the element. The page is at
Tom,
On Jan 9, 2006, at 12:59 PM, Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
I'm working on a template for a site where I am using an H1 below some
nav tabs. In this H1, there is some space missing in FireFox, and I
cannot figure out why. I thought possibly vertical margin issue but
there is padding on the
Hi all,
Just thought someone might find this of interest and file it in the
what not to do file... Hope it's not too OT.
A friend of mine uses Publisher to produce newsletters, and it
advertised that it can also build websites. So she built her website
and hit the Publish to Web button.
Hi all,
I got a change of implementation. I have two DIVs nested within an
outer DIV. The inner DIVs are 'float: left' so are therefore side
by side. Inside the left-hand inner DIV there is a UL element that
contains links a with SPAN tags wrapped within the anchor tags What
I want to do is
Publisher basically uses the same HTML engine that MS Word uses. Your advice
is right on the mark since using Publisher for web pages is not a good idea
any more than using Dreamweaver would be to create a newsletter to send by
snail mail. FrontPage has gotten better about CSS support and the next
Bru, Pierre wrote:
hi all,
I have a page with an tiling image as background
BODY { background-image: url(../picts/pict.jpg); }
but I would like to replace this background with one that have a left
and a right part (imagine a piece of paper with visible left and right
borders) that
On 10 Jan 2006, at 3:21 am, Adam Kuehn wrote:
[1] http://www.littleandreid.com/mentaidyn/about
ul class=mainnav
lia href=/ id=menu_defaultspanHome/span/a/li
lia href=about class=active
id=menu_aboutspanAbout/span/a/li
[--more links--]
/ul
lia href=about class=active
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it loads in about 7 seconds over a 256k broadband connection. I opted
for a slow connection so that I could better identify with folks on slow
connections.
try this: http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
Earth Repair Restoration wrote:
Hi everyone,
At 12:27 PM 1/9/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The image is in the correct folder, the css looks ok...
.list_dot {
background-image:url(../shared/printer.jpg);
width:200px;
height: 10px;
background-color:#CC9966;
display: inline;
}
span class=list_dotsome text/span
Trish Meyer wrote:
Hi all,
...
http://darlenehorsley.com/
Out of curiousity, I looked at the View Source and saw something that
looked like a very strange version of CSS. At least, I don't see any
tables being built. What is that goop? (beside comic relief!) Is it
XML?
I'd like to explain to
Hello there,
I am trying to replicate the design of TheMillionDollarHomepage in
CSShttp://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/.
Can anybody help me out?
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_/ On Tue 10 Jan 2006 03:08:27 GMT, [nouhad] wrote : \_
Hello there,
I am trying to replicate the design of TheMillionDollarHomepage in
CSShttp://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/.
Can anybody help me out?\
This smells like pink meat (promotional), but here are a few points:
-Use
Site: http://www.safetymattersseattle.com/CSS Site/index.html
In IE6 and NS 7, okay, sometimes.
In Firefox 1.5 and Opera 8.51, header graphic (in div with background-image)
header graphic does not show. i do not know how to solve this problem.
CSS at
At 08:59 PM 1/9/2006, francky wrote:
Hi Ken,
The ul of the list starts with the tail-image as background. That
has a height of 22px you didn't account. The first list-item has to
go down: I think with adding: ul { padding-top: 22px; }problem is
not so big. Now only the list-images on the same
hi folks. Thanks for the input, I read all, played, adn had some
succses, but it's still giving me grieff...
Here is what I have done, I mnade the left column a width rather than
a margin like so:
#left-column{
float: left;
width: 46%;
}
#right-column{
margin:
Also, in IE, the second column in the content does not center... but
does in Mozilla based browsers, as I would expect given the css of:
#right-image-column{
margin: 0 0 0 53%;
text-align: center;
}
And even more disturbing, I have two images in that column, both with
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