Re: [css-d] margin in one column pushes content down in the next column

Sorry about that, I forgot to include a link: http://www2.csulb.edu/colleges/cota/test5.html thanks, Mike Mike Soultanian wrote: > Let's say I have two columns and there is a div in each column. If I > add a margin-top to the left column, it pushes the div down in the other > column when view

[css-d] Fwd: Simple unordered list Firefox problem

For the sake of the archives, forwarding this to the list, as Martin replied to me only > Philippe, you gave me a very valuable information and I just learned > something new. I fixed the problam as you suggested by removing > list-style: inside. > For those who want to visit a copy of the brok

Re: [css-d] Simple unordered list Firefox problem

On 22 Jan 2006, at 12:30 pm, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > On 22 Jan 2006, at 10:35 am, Martin Petrov wrote: > >> Could you please see my site with Firefox and check the unordered >> list >> of links on the right. It shows properly in IE and Opera, but not >> with >> Firefox. >> >> It must

[css-d] margin in one column pushes content down in the next column

Let's say I have two columns and there is a div in each column. If I add a margin-top to the left column, it pushes the div down in the other column when viewed in Firefox. Is this normal behavior or is it a bug? This does not happen in Opera or IE. Thanks, Mike

Re: [css-d] Simple unordered list Firefox problem

On 1/21/06, Philippe Wittenbergh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The better way to handle your list would be to set the list-style- > position to outside (the default) and work out your padding/margins > from there. Maybe set the list style to none (so no bullets) - it will probably look fine then.

Re: [css-d] Simple unordered list Firefox problem

On 22 Jan 2006, at 10:35 am, Martin Petrov wrote: > Could you please see my site with Firefox and check the unordered list > of links on the right. It shows properly in IE and Opera, but not with > Firefox. > > It must be a simple problem, but the negative margins used for the > sidebar confuse m

[css-d] Drop down menu woes

Hi all, I'm relatively inexperienced in using CSS for more than the most basic layout and design needs and I have been trying to set up some drop down menus for a site I am working on (http://www.document-group.com). I have managed to get to the point where the menus appear the way I want them to i

Re: [css-d] Printing issues, 2-column, in both IE & FF

I have a work-around for this printing issue. It was interesting and problematic enough to be worth writing up in case others can benefit, I think. The fix: The print no longer drops lines because I added a #footer (display: none;) to print.css. I no longer get the copyright at the bottom of the

Re: [css-d] Windows browser check (ADNCC)

From: Brandon Oto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Nice to be back in the fray again. (Not really. But the fellow foot >soldiers I do miss.) Well, you're remembered by this foot soldier, anyway, and always welcome here. >>> Thus: http://s92519729.onlinehome.us/ >> >> You need to clear your footer. >D'yo

[css-d] Simple unordered list Firefox problem

Could you please see my site with Firefox and check the unordered list of links on the right. It shows properly in IE and Opera, but not with Firefox. It must be a simple problem, but the negative margins used for the sidebar confuse me and I'm so exhausted right now :) http://pax.pcc.edu/gj

Re: [css-d] Windows browser check (ADNCC)

On Jan 21, 2006, at 4:38 PM, Holly Bergevin wrote: > Hey Brandon, welcome back! Nice to be back in the fray again. (Not really. But the fellow foot soldiers I do miss.) >> Thus: http://s92519729.onlinehome.us/ > > You need to clear your footer. I had to do it in all the style > sheets to ge

Re: [css-d] Windows browser check (ADNCC)

From: Brandon Oto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hey Brandon, welcome back! >Smallish and straightforward site, but dashed off pretty quickly, so >that combined with the fact that I'm not even supposed to be coding >nowadays means some goofs are highly plausible. > >Thus: http://s92519729.onlinehome.us/

[css-d] Windows browser check (ADNCC)

Howdy all! Quick browser check under Win browsers if you can spare a moment. Smallish and straightforward site, but dashed off pretty quickly, so that combined with the fact that I'm not even supposed to be coding nowadays means some goofs are highly plausible. Thus: http://s92519729.online

Re: [css-d] Form field colours

At 09:56 AM 22/01/2006, Christian Heilmann wrote: > > > I set the background colour via the CSS to reflect a grey colour for > > > the background in the text boxes, which works fine in FF and Opera but > > > in IE6.0 it randomly shows some of the text boxes 'yellow'??? > >It is the google toolbar i

[css-d] Replace Picture Bar with New Set

> Try adding this in place of div.boxPictureBar: > > width="95%"> > You need a standards compliant browser to see this iframe! At least IE > 5.5 or Netscape 6. Please go to the links above and download one of the > recommended browsers for free. > > > Then create a page or maybe more with yours s

Re: [css-d] Form field colours

On 21/01/06, Vicki Stebbins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I set the background colour via the CSS to reflect a grey colour for the > background in the text boxes, which works fine in FF and Opera but in IE6.0 > it randomly shows some of the text boxes 'yellow'??? You probably have the Google Toolb

Re: [css-d] Form field colours

> > I set the background colour via the CSS to reflect a grey colour for > > the background in the text boxes, which works fine in FF and Opera but > > in IE6.0 it randomly shows some of the text boxes 'yellow'??? It is the google toolbar indicating which fields have data already stored for you in

Re: [css-d] Form field colours

On Jan 21, 2006, at 2:17 PM, Vicki Stebbins wrote: > I set the background colour via the CSS to reflect a grey colour for > the background in the text boxes, which works fine in FF and Opera but > in IE6.0 it randomly shows some of the text boxes 'yellow'??? I get this same exact problem! I hav

[css-d] Form field colours

Hi, I'm working on a site with quite a few forms. I set the background colour via the CSS to reflect a grey colour for the background in the text boxes, which works fine in FF and Opera but in IE6.0 it randomly shows some of the text boxes 'yellow'??? I've tried everything I can think of, it s

Re: [css-d] Centering with margin:auto - help my browser compatibility test

Roger, You're probably correct that it is some sort of rounding issue. Weird that the background and the div wouldn't behave the same (IE), and weirder still that Firefox renders correctly for an even width div and incorrectly for an odd width div (regardless of background image). I guess with

Re: [css-d] Replace Picture Bar with New Set

Try adding this in place of div.boxPictureBar: You need a standards compliant browser to see this iframe! At least IE 5.5 or Netscape 6. Please go to the links above and download one of the recommended browsers for free. Then create a page or maybe more with yours sets of pictures, utilizing w

Re: [css-d] 3px holly hack - not working for my needs

-- Original Message -- From: Scott Holdeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 09:15:17 -0700 > is it >always the case that a block level element cannot (should not) be contained >in an inline element? Yes. See Jukka Korpela's pages for an outline

Re: [css-d] CSS Formatting Issues:

Cory You wrote > I'm sorry, I think you guys are misunderstanding what I am saying. I am > not talking about how the layout looks in the browser, I am talking > about when you right click and view the source code, THAT is what is all > messed up. In particular the CSS. In DW8, the CSS is all nice

Re: [css-d] IE again -

Neal Watkins wrote: >[...] >http://www.constructweb.com/temp/test.html > >It did fix some issues yet in IE problems remain that i cannot figure out. > >take a look if you have the time all ... >thanks > Hi Neal, I'm afraid also in FF and others there is a problem: if (clientside) the fontsize is

Re: [css-d] CSS Formatting Issues:

david wrote: >No, the problem is that DW (and it's WYSI-not-really-what-you-get >competitors) is lying to you. The only way to really test and make sure >your pages are working right is checking it in a browser. Remember, >people don't browse websites using Dreamweaver! ;-) > > > I'm sorry,

Re: [css-d] CSS Explorer and absolute div

Trish Meyer wrote: > Help. > > It's midnight and I don't know where my div is... > > Please see page > > > and CSS on page > > > the div called #archive includes the "Past Meetings" links. > > It's an absolu

Re: [css-d] Safari problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've been working on a site that has a strange bug in Safari. There > is a dropdown for the top menu item, our yarns. The right side border > is not showing up until you close the dropdown, and then it remains > on screen! > > http://www.cherylamato.com/wool/ #nav a {

Re: [css-d] Centering with margin:auto - help my browser compatibility test

Greg, On Jan 21, 2006, at 2:03 PM, Gregory Haase wrote: > All, > > I was working on a layout when I discovered that depending on which > browser you use, margin:auto is calculated differently. Specifically, I > was trying to make certain content elements flush up with a border that > was part of

Re: [css-d] CSS Explorer and absolute div

At 11:00 AM -0800 1/21/06, Trish Meyer wrote: >At 11:50 PM -0800 1/20/06, Trish Meyer wrote: >>html >> >> >>and CSS on page >> >> >>the div called #archive includes the "Past Meetings" links. > >After my post last

[css-d] Centering with margin:auto - help my browser compatibility test

All, I was working on a layout when I discovered that depending on which browser you use, margin:auto is calculated differently. Specifically, I was trying to make certain content elements flush up with a border that was part of a centered background image. I noticed that in IE, if you descrea

Re: [css-d] CSS Explorer and absolute div

At 11:50 PM -0800 1/20/06, Trish Meyer wrote: >html > > >and CSS on page > > >the div called #archive includes the "Past Meetings" links. After my post last night, I had the brilliant idea (well, brilliant for me

[css-d] Safari problem

I've been working on a site that has a strange bug in Safari. There is a dropdown for the top menu item, our yarns. The right side border is not showing up until you close the dropdown, and then it remains on screen! I've never seen this behavior before. The page is available at: http://www.che

[css-d] Replace Picture Bar with New Set

Thanks Bryce, I'll try the google search. Donna __ 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.evolt.org/h

Re: [css-d] Looking for reasons to use header tags - esp. for ADA

Morning Mike You wrote >I did realize that I left off search engines after I wrote my message. > Now, will my example #2 be sufficient for descent SEO? Also, do search > engines have problems with skipped headers? > Unless there was a question in there about styling header tags that I missed,

Re: [css-d] Image map effect on a background image (followup)

From: "Holly Bergevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >If fixing this doesn't clear it up, perhaps, as Roger suggested, you can post >the page for us to look at. Ignore me. I /now/ notice that you and Roger have had a couple more posts regarding this (I did look befor I posted. Time for glasses, or someth

Re: [css-d] Image map effect on a background image (followup)

From: "Gary Czychi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >This is an excerpt of my font.css file: .bgstars{ height: 600px; width: 800px; background-image: url("../img/bgstars.jpg") } .bgstars a { /* display: block; float: left; border: 1px dashed red; /* debug display */ } .bgstars a span

Re: [css-d] new site is live...

> Not that it's newsworthy, but I have re-designed my > site blackcoil.com using ASP.NET 2.0, Master Pages, > CSS, XHTML, and all that lovely goodness. Just a note, that new line before your DOCTYPE can potentially mess you up by putting IE in quirks mode (although this probably doesn't affect you

Re: [css-d] CSS Technique Resource

From: Tyson Tate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Anyways: My rationale for not doing so on the list's wiki is because >the wiki serves as a comprehensive resource whereas what I'm creating >is a much quicker and more concise list. I don't plan on using >outdated techniques or techniques that go against

Re: [css-d] Replace Picture Bar with New Set

On 1/21/06, Donna Pfledderer @ Virtual Business Connection <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can anyone give me some suggestions on how to make the bar of thumbnails > slide to the left and replace with new ones and then slide to the right when Donna, You're going to have to use JavaScript to accompl

[css-d] Replace Picture Bar with New Set

I'm not sure how to ask this, but on this page http://www.1startescape.com/NewSite/gallery_natPlaces.html http://www.1startescape.com/NewSite/css/portfolio.css When the user clicks on the arrow I want the "picture bar" to be replaced with new thumbnails. I have looked through the archives, but s

Re: [css-d] Organizing CSS

On Jan 20, 2006, at 9:38 AM, Bill Moseley wrote: > I just looking for a few tips on how to organize CSS files. I kinda like how the CSS for most Ruthsarian Layouts is organized: http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/index.html My personal technique is to link from index page like so: ...

Re: [css-d] Organizing CSS

Bill Moseley wrote: > I just looking for a few tips on how to organize CSS files. > > First, I'm ending up with quite a few css files for > all the parts that might get replaced. Is it reasonable to separate > the css into small files like that? > > Second, I can see where there could be a lot o

Re: [css-d] Looking for reasons to use header tags - esp. for ADA

I did realize that I left off search engines after I wrote my message. Now, will my example #2 be sufficient for descent SEO? Also, do search engines have problems with skipped headers? Thanks, Mike D Ross wrote: >> >> *BESIDES* the fact that it's just good practice to use headers or >> becaus

Re: [css-d] Looking for reasons to use header tags - esp. for ADA

> > *BESIDES* the fact that it's just good practice to use headers or > because the W3C recommends that headers should be used in sequential > order, is there any other reasons to use header tags? > Search engines! __ css-discuss