[css-d] Overlaying DIVs with only one visible

I would like to display one div based on what the mouse is over and hide all the rest of the DIVs within a grouping of these DIVs but have no idea how to do that. Can someone either give a quick demo and/or point me toward a demo/explaination? Thanks, Vic

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

Ingo Chao wrote: > francky wrote: > >> Hi, >> I was playing somewhat with margin and padding. Came out that, >> without special IE-hack, {padding-bottom: 1px;} combined with >> {margin-bottom: -1px} in the "#mainNav li" does work in IE6 under >> Win98SE. See testpage >>

Re: [css-d] Too much space around the hr tag

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I do want the tag. I put the border around the tag to show > that there are space above and below the in IE. I want the red > border around an tag. But I don't want the "white air" in between > the red border and the . That is what I want to achieve. > > I want the

Re: [css-d] Changing Span in link on hover

Actually, please forget this - have put the block of colour in using a border - DOH! -- Cheers, Julian Voelcker Cirencester, United Kingdom __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d Lis

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

francky wrote: > Hi, > I was playing somewhat with margin and padding. Came out that, without > special IE-hack, {padding-bottom: 1px;}combined with {margin-bottom: > -1px} in the "#mainNav li" does work in IE6 under Win98SE. See testpage >

Re: [css-d] Question about the adjacent selector

Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote: > >>>Does this accurately describe the div above: > >>>about + home {color:black}; > >>> > >>No. that would be > >>.about.home { color: black;} > > > >Interesting. Do you know the name for this kind of styling? I'm going > >to test it in various browsers right now. > >I

[css-d] Changing Span in link on hover

Hi, I have a span within a link to provide a block of colour which I want to change the colour of when the mouse is hovered over the link, but am getting muddled on the correct formatting of the css. The link would appear as follows:   Link text I would have thought this would work: a:hover

[css-d] Image background issue

Hi, I don't know if what I'm trying is possible but I'll attempt to explain it here and see what people say. Basically I have graphic of a rounded rectangle (a rectangle with curved edges) and I'm trying to make it dynamically resizable in pure CSS. So I have cut the left end off in pho

Re: [css-d] Site check - any feedback is welcome

hepabolu wrote: > Hi, > > This is my first website: http://www.origami-osn.nl/osn/en/start.html > . > > It works as intended, but I'm not completely satisfied. I can't point > my finger to the itch, so maybe some of you can. Please note that I'm > more of a web developer than a web designer. Helma

Re: [css-d] skip navigation

> I need to provide a skip navigation link for pages, what is the best way to > do this. All my pages have different named divs so can I just put a named > anchor and link it. > > Any suggestions welcome. The idea of a skip link is that it points to a target that is after the ones you need to sk

Re: [css-d] Too much space around the hr tag

Okay. I got what I wanted. Another user suggested adding "position:absolute" to the hr and it worked as shown here ... Hello Bye Thanks. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 6:53 AM To: 'Ian Young'; 'css-d@lists.css

Re: [css-d] skip navigation

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > I need to provide a skip navigation link for pages, what is the best > way to do this. All my pages have different named divs so can I just > put a named anchor and link it. > > Any suggestions welcome. Make sure to read this: http://juicystudio.com/article/i

[css-d] IE bullet rendering issue

I had exactly the same problem. Some smart lads helped me out. Here is the archived question and responses. http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/66839 The second one worked best for me. I believe the weblinks from me are no longer relevent to the question, but the gist for me was a

Re: [css-d] Roll-Over 's

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I got a change of implementation. I have two s nested within an >outer . The inner s are 'float: left' so are therefore side >by side. Inside the left-hand inner there is a element that >contains links with tags wrapped within the anchor tags What >I want to do is

Re: [css-d] Too much space around the hr tag

I do want the tag. I put the border around the tag to show that there are space above and below the in IE. I want the red border around an tag. But I don't want the "white air" in between the red border and the . That is what I want to achieve. I want the word "Hello" sitting right above the

Re: [css-d] skip navigation

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I need to provide a skip navigation link for pages, what is the best > way to do this. All my pages have different named divs so can I just > put a named anchor and link it. Some of this may be OT for this list, so apologies to all if that is the case. Yup, from a bro

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

Ingo Chao wrote: >Philip Lindsay wrote: > > I have a problem regarding an implementation of the Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns [1]. I've integrated them into a site for a client [2]. So far so good in Firefox and Safari but I'm experiencing problems in Internet Explorer 6 (Windows

Re: [css-d] Firefox 1.5 problem with display: inline-table?

> > Is there somewhere I can find a list of what Firefox doesn't support in > terms of CSS? > Quirks mode has a great CSS page at http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html which includes a great looking compat table. -- - Regards, Sarat Pedir

Re: [css-d] IE bullet rendering issue

Francky, Ingo - thanks so very much! I was trying to avoid the use of setting my bullets as background images (although it had *really* crossed my mind more than once) for one simple reason - this is the first website I've ever created where I only made *one* stylesheet, and it's hack-freee and

[css-d] Site check - any feedback is welcome

Hi, This is my first website: http://www.origami-osn.nl/osn/en/start.html . It works as intended, but I'm not completely satisfied. I can't point my finger to the itch, so maybe some of you can. Please note that I'm more of a web developer than a web designer. Thanks. Bye, Helma _

Re: [css-d] Firefox 1.5 problem with display: inline-table?

Phillipe wrote: > The error console in Firefox 1.5 now flags all CSS /errors/ it sees > in the stylesheet. The word /error/ is a bit of a misnomer: it > includes real errors: > {backgrond:... /* spellcheck ! :-)*/}, > but also all property/value pairs that Gecko does not understand, or > d

[css-d] skip navigation

Hi, I need to provide a skip navigation link for pages, what is the best way to do this. All my pages have different named divs so can I just put a named anchor and link it. Any suggestions welcome. Ross __ css-discuss [EMAIL

[css-d] Quirks mode and validation

the navigation of this site: http://nglcc.orchidsuites.net performs beautifully in safari, nn, and firefox on mac and pc ... but horribly in IE -- I suspect because the css doesn't validate ... is that because I'm using workarounds (incorrectly)? can someone suggest a remedy: * Line: 701 Co

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

If I intrepret your question right with this quotation: Philip Lindsay wrote: >>

Re: [css-d] Site check - sidebar and content disappearing in IE

Richard Brown wrote: >Hi Francky > >On 12 Jan 2006, at 02:48, francky wrote: > > > >>Confirm: positive! They are not showing good in Firefox either ... >>Should try first to see what happens after correcting the errors which >>are indicated by the html-validator >>

Re: [css-d] Question about the adjacent selector

Mike Soultanian wrote: >Roger Roelofs wrote: > > > >>>Does this accurately describe the div above: >>>about + home {color:black}; >>> >>> >>No. that would be >>.about.home { color: black;} >> >> > >Interesting. Do you know the name for this kind of styling? I'm going >to test it in

Re: [css-d] Best "best practices" CSS layout foundation

Charles wrote: >I'm trying to do a more advanced WordPress theme than I've seen anyone else >do. (Originally I was helping the folks working on "K2", but they're moving >slow and have interesting ideas about what's important.) > >My theme will let even novice users choose (via a friendly UI) the

Re: [css-d] position:relative get messed up in FF when float is used

Scott Hamm wrote: >When I tried to relatively position my menubox by margin-top:-1em; the >position works just what I wanted in both IE and FF. But when I left >float menubox, in FF it lost margin-top:-1em setting. So to fix the >difference, I had to use -2em and enforce IE to use -1em instead >

[css-d] Avoiding inline styles [WAS Re: Centering myself]

Pringle, Ron wrote: >>http://hhp.umd.edu/home/whats_new_scroll.cfm >> >> >> >> >>   >> >> >> >> >> >width="40%" height=

Re: [css-d] won't auto center in

On 12/01/06, Thomas Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Maybe a stupid question but why won't this center in the page: > What browser(s) are you testing in? Since you have no Doctype, IE will be in Quirks mode and won't respect auto margins. http://dorward.me.uk/www/centre/#ie Also, while the l

Re: [css-d] won't auto center in

Maybe you should tell it, to do so? > greets, thomas __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.e

Re: [css-d] won't auto center in

Thomas Hall wrote: >Maybe a stupid question but why won't this center in the page: > > > > > > > >Test > > > > > > > > It is actually centred. If you add border:1px solid; to the style then you will see that the 800px wide box is centred on the screen. It just *looks* as though the word is

[css-d] won't auto center in

Maybe a stupid question but why won't this center in the page: Test __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

Philip Lindsay wrote: >>> I have a problem regarding an implementation of the Suckerfish >>> Vertical Dropdowns [1]. I've integrated them into a site for a client >>> [2]. So far so good in Firefox and Safari but I'm experiencing >>> problems in Internet Explorer 6 (Windows). The problem seems to b

Re: [css-d] DIV Attributes to show "code"

On 12/01/06, Jochen Kächelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I want to setup a div-css to show code (text in grey boxes) like > on this site: > >http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/326 > When I use "" Why aren't you using ? This is exactly what it is designed for. > without any CS

Re: [css-d] absolute div/ scrolbar

Sarath, The difference is that it won't show at all. Met vriendelijke groeten Adrie den Hertog In tel webdesign www.in-tel.nl Did you consider using 100% in height? It should make a difference On 12/01/06, In Tel webdesign <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: This site I've made I've center

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

>> I have a problem regarding an implementation of the Suckerfish >> Vertical Dropdowns [1]. I've integrated them into a site for a client >> [2]. So far so good in Firefox and Safari but I'm experiencing >> problems in Internet Explorer 6 (Windows). The problem seems to be >> excessive space (marg

[css-d] absolute div/ scrolbar

This site I've made I've centered, the bode has a repeating image. In the #wrapper I've put another repeating backgroundimage. The problem is, I have to give this div an absolute height or else it won't show at all, but now I have a vertical scrollbar. Is there any solution for this problem? http

Re: [css-d] Best "best practices" CSS layout foundation

Charles, on Thursday, January 12, 2006 at 01:03 Charles wrote: > *** Based on > , *** > *** it looks like One True Layout is the best place to start -- no *** > *** browser sniffing, reorderable, etc. *** IMHO

Re: [css-d] Too much space around the hr tag

>> In Firefox, it looks exactly the way I want it. In IE there is too much space before and after the tag. I tried various ways of styling the hr. But am unable to collapse that space. Please let be know how to style this tag so that it looks in IE the way it looks in Firefox.>> The problem