Zach Byrd wrote:
I used pixels to set the height on a web project I am
working on. The height in IE does not respond(will not
get any smaller) below a setting of 15px(in CSS), but
in Firefox the setting reflects what height I put in
the CSS. I would appreciate any advice on this matter.
Inventis MailI've got a problem with a background which should fill my
#container div nicely. In Internet Explorer it works fine. In Firefox it
won't fill...
Site: http://www.plusminusitv.be/index.php?page=opzet
CSS: http://www.plusminusitv.be/design/css/style.css
It would be great if anyone
Bob Easton wrote:
If you are trying to make a decision about which browsers to support,
the *only* place you should be looking is your own site's logs.
Determine what your actual audience uses, not some sample of an unknown
audience.
I think this is potentially bad advice in that it can
Inventis MailI've got a problem with a background which should fill my
#container div nicely. In Internet Explorer it works fine. In Firefox it
won't fill...
Try:
background-image: url(../images/cont_bg.gif);
background-repeat:repeat-y;
Ian
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2geedesign wrote:
http://www.debbiejoynes.co.uk/
I have found that if you resize the browser window by slowly dragging
the RH side towards the left the content of the RH column flickers
and at certain positions the RH column content drops down below the
end of the LH column content. This
Inventis MailI've got a problem with a background which should fill my
#container div nicely. In Internet Explorer it works fine. In Firefox it
won't fill...
Try:
background-image: url(../images/cont_bg.gif);
background-repeat:repeat-y;
Ian
Nope, still nothing.
Ian Anderson wrote:
[...]
If this container being sized is empty, you may try putting a spacer gif
or HTML comment in there and see if this allows IE to size it smaller.
e.g.
div class=foo!-- hfdf --/div
.foo {
background:#f63;
height:1px;
}
Without spacer or html-comment also a
On 30/01/06, Maarten Reynders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Inventis MailI've got a problem with a background which should fill my
#container div nicely. In Internet Explorer it works fine. In Firefox it
won't fill...
I don't have the time/tools to do a serious investigation right now,
but my guess
francky wrote:
Without spacer or html-comment also a {font-size: 1px; }can be usefull
(that also forces down the line-height that IE is giving).
Indeed, but IE then gives the container contents a height of 2px. Using
a comment, you can get it down to 1px, or even 0px
Cheers
Ian
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Inventis MailI've got a problem with a background which should fill my
#container div nicely. In Internet Explorer it works fine. In Firefox it
won't fill...
Try:
background-image: url(../images/cont_bg.gif);
background-repeat:repeat-y;
Ian
Nope, still nothing.
On my system the image
Maarten,
on Monday, January 30, 2006 at 10:55 Maarten Reynders wrote:
Site: http://www.plusminusitv.be/index.php?page=opzet
CSS: http://www.plusminusitv.be/design/css/style.css
You've got to clear the floats before the container div closes, to
force the container to wrap the floats.
Add
Maarten,
on Monday, January 30, 2006 at 10:55 Maarten Reynders wrote:
Site: http://www.plusminusitv.be/index.php?page=opzet
CSS: http://www.plusminusitv.be/design/css/style.css
You've got to clear the floats before the container div closes, to
force the container to wrap the floats.
Add
Hi,
If you care to visit
http://www.dte.ua.pt/portulano/index.html
you'll notice a big difference between Firefox and IE 6 (for worst).
I've been around this all morning, but couldn't fix it.
Can someone help me, please ?
Any help would be apreciated.
Warm Regards,
MARG
First of all, a big hello to everyone.
Next thing I apologise if this is a well know bug I'm wasting someone times
on. I've had a look round but couldn't see anything obvious and wasn't
entirely sure where to look next.
I have a menu down the right side of a page which is based on an unordered
Hi
Webpage link = http://www.2gee.com/business.html
CSS link = http://www.2gee.com/stylesheets/main-style.css
If you visit this page in IE6/win and scroll the page down to the bottom and
then scroll back up you should see that the background image located at the top
of the LH column has been
Ok, silly question here perhaps, but considerable poking around hasn't
uncovered an answer to date. I have a single background color and two
distinct background elements that I would like to position absolutely, one
upper right corner no repeat and the other lower left corner no repeat.
I can
Kevin,
on Monday, January 30, 2006 at 16:22 Kevin Newsum wrote:
Ok, silly question here perhaps, but considerable poking around hasn't
uncovered an answer to date. I have a single background color and two
distinct background elements that I would like to position absolutely, one
upper right
Howdy,
I've been reading posts to this list for a couple of weeks now, and given
the complexities of getting consistent or reasonable web page display, I'm
wondering what screen resolution folks use when developing their sites? Any
consensus about what might be considered a best practice in this
Howdy,
I've been reading posts to this list for a couple of weeks now, and given
the complexities of getting consistent or reasonable web page display, I'm
wondering what screen resolution folks use when developing their sites? Any
consensus about what might be considered a best practice in
MARG wrote:
http://www.dte.ua.pt/portulano/index.html
you'll notice a big difference between Firefox and IE 6 (for worst).
Shorten this _line_ you have created...
Editorial
br /
_
br /br /
...or get rid of it altogether. Such lines are better created
Hi,
I set the width(of the body) for a site I am currently
working on to 100% in the CSS. But, for some reason
the scroll bar is at the bottom, and I have to scroll
to the right slightly to see the whole page. I thought
when the width was set to 100%, this was to avoid this
type of
without a live page to look at, i would guess that you put one of the
following on the same element that you made width 100% (in this case
body):
- right or left margin
- right or left padding
- right or left border
since the box model the w3c decided to go with makes the *content*
part of the
I have a table that looks like this (shortened for email)-
table class=mapSearch
tr
td class=leftimg
src=images/google-map/house-green-white.png
width=16 height=16 alt= //td
td class=leftinput type=checkbox name=green
value=green //td
td
Add
margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0;
to your table.mapSearch input rule
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When I view this in IE, the table rows seem to have the correct
height, whereas in FF they seem to have too much height. Can someone
explain to me how to get the height to display in FF like it does in
IE?
Don't forget
On 30/01/06, Al Sparber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are markup errors on the page. Try fixing those first and
perhaps that will fix IE. In any event, it's best to fix those errors.
If you're not sure where they are, run the page through the W3
validator:
Oops. *blush* This is what
Please take a look at this page in both IE and Firefox:
http://www.wexom.com/tests/test1.htm
Notice that in IE, the blue/pink containers are touching the empty, bounded
container above. Also notice that the grey-banded container(s)-which are all
nested in a single parent DIV-are positioned
Hi Everyone,
I've entered in my css style sheet into the 'CSS ONLY' field at the
bottom there at the CSS Validator; No Errors and No Warnings. OK, now
I'm confused about how to validate the rest of my pages. I've uploaded
the pages to Yahoo Geocities until I get web space paid for. When I
* Donna wrote:
I've entered in my css style sheet into the 'CSS ONLY' field at the
bottom there at the CSS Validator; No Errors and No Warnings. OK, now
I'm confused about how to validate the rest of my pages. I've uploaded
the pages to Yahoo Geocities until I get web space paid for. When I
It's because you have invalid characters on your page. Most likely, you got
the content from a Microsoft Word document, instead of a plain text file?
And you just copied and pasted it? Microsoft Word (and other formattable
writing programs) use different characters for things like and - and
I've entered in my css style sheet into the 'CSS ONLY' field at the
bottom there at the CSS Validator; No Errors and No Warnings. OK, now
I'm confused about how to validate the rest of my pages. I've uploaded
the pages to Yahoo Geocities until I get web space paid for. When I
enter it
Troy,
On Jan 30, 2006, at 8:50 PM, Troy Brophy wrote:
Please take a look at this page in both IE and Firefox:
http://www.wexom.com/tests/test1.htm
Notice that in IE, the blue/pink containers are touching the empty,
bounded
container above. Also notice that the grey-banded
Roger Roelofs wrote:
In your case, the easiest solution is to add a 1px white top border.
Hi Troy and Roelof,
Another solution is replacing the { margin: 60px 0 0 0; } of the
container for the grey stuff by a { padding: 60px 0 0 0; }, I found.
francky
Hello list,
I have a background image on my body tag that is ostensibly the same
width as the DIV that contains the main body of text and sits partially
on top of the background image.
The problem is that when I resize IE/Win (and Opera 8.5) to right around
850px wide, the DIV becomes i pixel
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