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div id=right-float-1
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pstrongThis paragraph is not floated
- Original Message -
From: Martin Davis III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 2:10 AM
Subject: [css-d] CSS Rounded Website
I'm attempting to make a website with rounded boxes. Seems to be that
IE6 is adding space on my box. Can a get a
well I have read about 10 different site postings about how to do a CSS
based vertical column stretch.. I would have to say.. I think time to give
up and go back to table layouts.
is this not possible??? :
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
Seems like it
Hello friends, I hope you can help me.
http://www.yashnikov.ru/
Page looks good in Firefox 1.5 and Opera 8+. I have 2 weird problems in IE.
I have problems with header and sidebar. I have no ideas how resolve it. :)
P.S. Please! excuse my English.
--
Best regards,
Vladimir Yashnikov
Martin Davis III wrote:
I'm attempting to make a website with rounded boxes. Seems to be that
IE6 is adding space on my box. Can a get a browser check and suggestions
to this problem?
http://www.smwstudios.com
Thanks,
Martin
Mike Martha wrote:
I'm not sure what space you're referring to, but
is this not possible??? :
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
Threatening to use tables won't get you much advice here...I'd be surprised
if anyone else replied to a message that starts out that way.[/noise]
[signal]
There are plenty of suggestions here:
Vladimir Yashnikov wrote:
Hello friends, I hope you can help me.
http://www.yashnikov.ru/
Page looks good in Firefox 1.5 and Opera 8+. I have 2 weird problems in IE.
I have problems with header and sidebar. I have no ideas how resolve it. :)
P.S. Please! excuse my English.
XP_S2
is this not possible??? :
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
Jono gave solutions for any column longest, as for the filling the
page, there are footer solutions in CSS, too. This is not a technical
problem but a misunderstanding in thinking. A web page
On 2/5/06, Peter Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
This is my test for a full height layout:
http://riczho.dyndns.org:1123/fullheight/
Unfortunately, it doesn't work in IE7.. But I've tested this in IE 6,
Firefox, Opera,
Hi all,
I am in the middle of finalising my website/portfolio and have been
predominatley designing in Firefox, and then using conditional IE statements to
include styles that make adjustments for IE based browsers. However, my
portfolio page in IE is a little bit screwed up. The content
David Laakso wrote:
Vladimir Yashnikov wrote:
[...] http://www.yashnikov.ru/
Page looks good in Firefox 1.5 and Opera 8+. I have 2 weird problems in IE.
I have problems with header and sidebar. I have no ideas how resolve it. :)
[...]XP_S2 IE6.0 looks the same as FF and Opera. [...]
Hi
I thought this would be simple to accomplish, and it is in every browser but
IE. Simple float left of images, with a clear after each second one to get
another row. Page also has a float right of a another page graphic. All
works as desired until the very last image, which shows up way out of
Steve Moore wrote:
I thought this would be simple to accomplish, and it is in every
browser but IE. Simple float left of images, with a clear after each
second one to get another row. Page also has a float right of a
another page graphic. All works as desired until the very last image,
Hi all,
I managed to find the problem with this. I had the following declaration
screwing things up :(
#content_wrap {
position: relative;
width: 600px;
}
Thanks
Tryst
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Jesper Brunholm skrev:
I'm afraid that this is something simple, that I've gone blind on...
On http://www.triomio.dk/index_e.html (and several more pages on the
site with floated content) the content-floats to the right (the
CD-cover) has a mysterious margin-top, levelling it with the
francky wrote:
Martin Davis III wrote:
I'm attempting to make a website with rounded boxes. Seems to be that
IE6 is adding space on my box. Can a get a browser check and
suggestions
to this problem?
http://www.smwstudios.com
Thanks,
Martin
Mike Martha wrote:
I'm not sure what space
Jesper Brunholm wrote:
On http://www.triomio.dk/index_e.html (and several more pages on
the site with floated content) the content-floats to the right (the
CD-cover) has a mysterious margin-top, levelling it with the
bottom of the menu-box on it's left side, in Firefox 1.501 and
Opera 8 :-(
Zellie,
On Feb 5, 2006, at 12:30 PM, Zellie D. McClelland wrote:
This is my first post.
Welcome to the list!
First, validate your html and css. Often little typos can escape
notice and cause all kinds of difficulty. Computers are inherently
stupid and will do what you typed, not what you
Bon jour,
I just noticed that the latest WebKit (Safari nightly) builds have a
different rendering of styled submit button elements - Safari used to
have a different approach to the styling of form components and despite
the CSS it used the default system Aqua GUI components. Now, in the
Hello francky,
[...] http://www.yashnikov.ru/
Page looks good in Firefox 1.5 and Opera 8+. I have 2 weird problems in IE.
I have problems with header and sidebar. I have no ideas how resolve it. :)
[...]XP_S2 IE6.0 looks the same as FF and Opera. [...]
Hi Vladimir,
Under Win98SE: in
Hey there everyone.
Just wanted to say hello as I've just subscribed. I'll look forward to
talking and helping some of you.
Scott.
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IE7b2 testing
Hi francky, David, and Vladimir
francky wrote:
- Now closely comparing the downloaded file and the original source
code (as viewed by Firefox) gives that they are not 100% identical!
Difference is: some strange signs before the doctype:
Downloaded: !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
Ingo Chao wrote:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/percentages.html
Is it just this bug demo, and IE7b2 requires lots of CPU time to correct
the buggy margin-%-calculation?
Or do you have experienced similar performance lacks with a change on
hover on your pages?
I've noticed
hello
i am not sure how to do this.
i want a right col not to collapse to the bottom left when a window
is narrowed.
i have one div centers the content on the pages
with other divs inside the box
please look at http://idealzone.net/slf
when you resize the window making it narrow, the right
I was wondering if anyone can help me address an issue with IE.
The page in question is http://x0f.org
Layout works fine in Firefox, and borks in IE and I can't see/understand
why. Its something to do with the floats I think, or the clearing.
Anything anyone can offer would help =)
Scott.
rashantha de silva wrote:
i want a right col not to collapse to the bottom left when a window
is narrowed.
i have one div centers the content on the pages
with other divs inside the box
please look at http://idealzone.net/slf
That's what floats are supposed to do. To prevent this you can
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2Fx0f.org%2F
8 validation errors, starting off with a closing /li that has no
corresponding opener ... the rest seem to be related to unescaped or
unencoded characters in query strings in hrefs, don't know what to do
about that.
When I
eeep! iI copy and pasted that part back in just before I wrote my email :)
my bad, also forgot to encode amps too.
Validation hits fixed, still same issue though :(
david wrote:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2Fx0f.org%2F
8 validation errors, starting off with a
Scott Wilcox wrote:
Validation hits fixed, still same issue though :(
http://x0f.org
Cause: divider-image (/media/gfx/divider.jpg) is 9px too wide for the
space given, and IE/win expands containers...
Result: div id=contentColumn becomes 9px too wide and runs out of
space - falling below
I have an odd issue, that is just been tormenting me for hours now...
http://tct2006.com/growing/
I cannot seem to make the div id=main, the box in the center that
hold the Nav the Content,. I cannot seem to make it align to the top
of its parent container. I really must be over looking
Thanks Rahul
that does fix it , but causes a problem in IE when i shrink the window.
I have the float there to keep it in place when I resize the window in
IE. Maybe i should look into absolute positioning it.
-jeremy
Removing the float:left on the #wrap (actually deleting the entire
section)
jeremy wrote:
http://tct2006.com/growing/
I cannot seem to make the div id=main, the box in the center that
hold the Nav the Content,. I cannot seem to make it align to the
top of its parent container.
The usual suspect: 'collapsing margins'[1]. Doesn't show up in IE/win
because of the
That was amazing... thank you!
I have never heard of that happening.
thank you.
The usual suspect: 'collapsing margins'[1]. Doesn't show up in IE/win
because of the 'hasLayout'[2] bug in that browser.
Fix (one alternative) - add:
#main {padding-top: 1px; margin-top: -1px;}
regards
I've just been going through what has been done at the
Zen Garden and was wondering why the absolute
positioning method is almost always used.
Numbers:
31, Hedges
35, Release One
93, South of the Border
95, Corporate Zenworks
100, 15 Petals
all use this position: absolute method to place the
Roger Roelofs wrote:
Welcome to the list!
First, validate your html and css. Often little typos can escape
notice and cause all kinds of difficulty. Computers are inherently
stupid and will do what you typed, not what you meant.
Here's the css I used to get the look I think you want
#navbar
Christian Collins wrote:
I've just been going through what has been done at the Zen Garden and
was wondering why the absolute positioning method is almost always
used.
Zen Garden is about looks - not about practical design. AP-based layouts
work well when it's all about looks - as long as no
Gunlaug Sørtun skrev:
On http://www.triomio.dk/index_e.html (and several more pages on
the site with floated content) the content-floats to the right (the
CD-cover) has a mysterious margin-top, levelling it with the
bottom of the menu-box on it's left side, in Firefox 1.501 and
Opera 8 :-(
On 2/5/06, Christian Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just been going through what has been done at the
Zen Garden and was wondering why the absolute
positioning method is almost always used.
Please don't use the Zen Garden for layout examples. It's nice
inspiration, but looking under the
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