On the note of learning PHP/JS that quickly, I've been working in and
with PHP now for a long time and for many different uses. I've learned
many things along to way and completely agree with what Christian said.
Its one thing knowing the syntax of a language, and what functions,
classes and
Peter,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 1:37 AM, Peter Lindstrom wrote:
why can't I just have:
...
and define my width, background colors, images etc per div as I see
fit.
pretty sure it doesn't really need to be this difficult.
If it weren't for old browsers (like ie6/win) you could. And, you are
even with a single browser I don't think it is a very clear task to get a
simple layout such as the one I was trying to put together. Even just using
FF.
I see many pieces of my layout discussed on various web sites:
- how to do 3 cols with one expanding in width as needed
- how to make a
David Laakso wrote:
Leading (line-height) is expressed as a raw number. There is no unit of
measure(px, em, %) used with it. The validator is just being a little
over-zealous, and complaining about a parse error open string.
line-height: 2; is correct.
To make the *validator* happy, close the
[cj]
html and css validate except for a css line-height error that i don't
understand.
[francky]
- The css-error means that you didn't give a unit for the amount of the
line-height: Without units some browsers don't know what to measure: px
or em or miles. ;-)
[dL]
Leading (line-height) is
[cj]
- how can i move my background globe picture up 1-2em so that it
clears the footer? it needs to stay on the body element(?), though.
[francky]
- body {background: transparent url(graphics/bg-service-1.png) no-repeat
fixed right 80%; }
if i use a percent, resizing the window makes the
Oh, yeah, I had to make something functional for someone in IE for a
demo
Here's the version with the tool tips
http://ici1.umn.edu/beta/nceo/tooltips/
Thanks for the info on the menu. I'll look at that. (and it works for
me.. but I have my resolution cranked way up)
Joelle
Roger Roelofs
You forgot to include the fix for IE:
* html #menu {
left: 150px; /* value equal to the right col width */
}
According to http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail that is
supposed to be for IE6. I tried adding the fix, but it did not fix the
problem.
I went to
Adam Kuehn wrote:
David Laakso wrote:
Leading (line-height) is expressed as a raw number.[...]
Note that a validator bug has been filed
http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=2307, but there
appear to be very few developer resources available to make fixes to
this tool. If
I'm having a float drop problem in Safari (2.0.3, Panther) but not in
Internet Explorer for Mac or Windows.
I've got a basic two column layout with the menu div #leftcol floated
left and a content div to the right.
See http://design.open.ac.uk/
What I want to do is put a search box
Hi Balu,
Thomas -Balu- Walter wrote:
I need to create something similar to
http://www.herzog-online.com/de/index.html
which is best described as
- fixed width centered content
- fluid left border with colour 1 and
- fluid right borders with colour 2
Does anyone have a hint
Hi All, I feel like such an idiot. I'm trying to do a website with css,
forgoing tables. There are things that seem like it should be so simple that I
can't figure out! Aghhh!
My main question right now is: Why isn't the background on the top horizontal
menu going all the way to the
When I try and float right something in the same element
as something not floated, the line always breaks, i.e.,
caption
Loan Amount Restricted by Tier LTV Maximum ?
spanYes == Lower The Loan Amount/span
/caption
with the following CSS:
caption {
text-align:left;
Hey Julie,
Julie Flolo wrote:
My main question right now is: Why isn't the background on the top
horizontal menu going all the way to the top of the element? There's a gap
between the top logo and the menu, and the page background is showing.
Here are the links:
Joelle,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 9:34 AM, Joelle Tegwen wrote:
Oh, yeah, I had to make something functional for someone in IE for a
demo
Here's the version with the tool tips
http://ici1.umn.edu/beta/nceo/tooltips/
Thanks for the info on the menu. I'll look at that. (and it works for
me..
ditto Marcel :P Beat me to it :)
Marcel Fahle wrote:
Hey Julie,
Julie Flolo wrote:
My main question right now is: Why isn't the background on the top
horizontal menu going all the way to the top of the element? There's a gap
between the top logo and the menu, and the page
Julie Flolo wrote:
My main question right now is: Why isn't the background on the top
horizontal menu going all the way to the top of the element? There's
a gap between the top logo and the menu, and the page background is
showing.
I think the default margin on the UL inside topmenu is
I have a project coming up in the very near future. It's for a company that
is some kind of investment firm, and they have a *ton* of data that is
tabular in form. They want to use tables *only* for the tabular data, and
that's it - the rest is supposed to be in XHTML.
Now, I've been told my
Scott Wilcox wrote:
ditto Marcel :P Beat me to it :)
:))
--
Best,
Marcel
http://marcelfahle.com
http://mat-computing.com
http://travelbert.com
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When I try and float right something in the same element
as something not floated, the line always breaks, i.e.,
caption
Loan Amount Restricted by Tier LTV Maximum ?
spanYes == Lower The Loan Amount/span
/caption
with the following CSS:
caption {
Julie Flolo wrote:
My main question right now is: Why isn't the background on the top
horizontal menu going all the way to the top of the
element? There's
a gap between the top logo and the menu, and the page background is
showing.
Julie-
Others noted the solution to your issue.
Julie Flolo wrote:
http://www.floloweb.com/test/index4.html
Hi All, I feel like such an idiot. I'm trying to do a website with
css, forgoing tables. There are things that seem like it should be
so simple that I can't figure out! Aghhh!
Just imagine how I might feel at times, having
On 1/19/06, Joe Otten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
site url: http://posting.sba.udayton.edu/rise/academic.asp
css url: http://posting.sba.udayton.edu/rise/style.css
In IE, the schedule (a table) disappears under the footer DIV.
Note to FF users: This page may not display correctly for you - I'm
Good Morning -
I am hoping someone can shed some light on this issue. I have a
layout that is working in all main browsers(IE5.5, Firefox, Safari,
Opera), however there is a glitch in the layout in IE6. Here is the
story..
I have a three column section with the columns floating. Column1
On 07/02/06, Design Groups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a project coming up in the very near future. It's for a company that
is some kind of investment firm, and they have a *ton* of data that is
tabular in form. They want to use tables *only* for the tabular data, and
that's it - the
I figured it out.
In case you're wondering, I simply switched the spanned section
and the floats.
caption
spanLoan Amount Restricted by Tier LTV Maximum ?/span
Yes == Lower The Loan Amount
/caption
caption {
float:right;
text-align:right;
}
caption span {
Okay, now I'm trying to style a thead (and soon tbody and tfoot). I
get nothin'. It's for an internal app and we're designing for IE 6 for
Win2K. This *should* work.
thead
tr
th scope=colVARIABLE/th
th scope=colRATE/th
th scope=colMARGIN/th
I'm not so worried about the rest of the site. It's just a demo and I'm
not the css developer. I'm just a coder trying to do a mockup and
showing how this particular tool would be used. But I'm reluctant to
show it if it can't be made to work in IE as we would use it.
The tool tips are there...
Brian Middleton wrote:
Good Morning -
Almost evening here ;-)
I am hoping someone can shed some light on this issue. I have a
layout that is working in all main browsers(IE5.5, Firefox,
Safari, Opera), however there is a glitch in the layout in
IE6. Here is the story..
I have a three
Brian Middleton wrote:
http://www.brian-middleton.com/srb/index.html
Any idea why this is happening?
No...
And is there a fix?
Adding a comment /after/ the image seems to fix IE/win's
rendering-problem...
div id=column3
h2Our span class=h2_highlightClients/span/h2
img
Marc-
Okay, now I'm trying to style a thead (and soon tbody and tfoot). I
get nothin'. It's for an internal app and we're designing for IE 6 for
Win2K. This *should* work.
thead
tr
th scope=colVARIABLE/th
th scope=colRATE/th
th
Hi
I have trouble removing a small space between images and paragraphs
in a center div. I gave the paragraphs a yellow background to make
the (white) space visible. http:www.reinjelleterpstra.nl/demo.html
(Please don't yell at me because of the tables, a friend made this in
Dreamweaver and I'm
Thanks, Els and Georg!
I will use the border declaration unless I can find the offending
border..
Thanks again!!
Brian Middleton
On Feb 7, 2006, at 9:54 AM, Els wrote:
Brian Middleton wrote:
Good Morning -
Almost evening here ;-)
I am hoping someone can shed some light on this issue.
Hi
I have trouble removing a small space between images and paragraphs
in a center div. I gave the paragraphs a yellow background to make
the (white) space visible. http:www.reinjelleterpstra.nl/demo.html
(Please don't yell at me because of the tables, a friend made this in
Dreamweaver and
On 2/7/06, Torp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have trouble removing a small space between images and paragraphs
in a center div. I gave the paragraphs a yellow background to make
the (white) space visible. http:www.reinjelleterpstra.nl/demo.html
Any suggestions? Thanks.
Images are inline
On 2/7/06, Joelle Tegwen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Title? I didn't think that a had a title attribute. Am I missing
something?
a href=link.html title=this actually pops up as a tool tip when
you hover over a link, though if it's too long some browser will cut
it off. it's not as customizable as
T. R. Valentine wrote:
On 06/02/06, Pringle, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TR Valentine wrote:
lthough still in early stages, I am stumped as to why the left-side
menu is completely missing from the display in IE7beta2 (WinXPsp2).
The menu displays fine in FF 1.5 and Opera 8.
page:
I fixed it. Roger emailed me off line about getting some success with
putting {position: relative; } on the td and th, but that only made
those look funny to. But it got me thinking about trying it on the whole
table and that worked.
Then the other trouble I had was with the other links
Hi Shelly,
Interesting. I have recently been experimenting with the problem of
presenting XHTML1.1 as application/xhtml+xml without blowing up IE, and
I came across the excellent work outlined at :
http://www.workingwith.me.uk/articles/scripting/mimetypes/
This uses PHP to check the
Firefox will save css and js when saving a page, but doesn't save
images specified in any style sheets.
Know of any tools that will read the css files too?
--
Bill Moseley
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Offline Browsers should do the trick. Teleport Pro is one i have used
in the past.
http://www.download.com/Offline-Browsers/3150-2377_4-0.html?tag=dir
On 2/7/06, Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Firefox will save css and js when saving a page, but doesn't save
images specified in any
If I want the top to be down a certain percentage, what command do I use? I
thought it was top: xx%; but when I used that command it does not like to
work in FireFox.
I couldn't find anything referenced this discussion recently.
Thanks in advance
Paul
¿How I can put 5 DIV one after other? I research but not found nothing. For
example:
- DIV1 - - DIV2 - - DIV3 - - DIV4 - - DIV5 -
Regards
ReynierPM
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For the record, screen reader support is very sketchy for title
attributes if that is a concern.
cj wrote:
On 2/7/06, Joelle Tegwen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Title? I didn't think that a had a title attribute. Am I missing
something?
a href=link.html title=this actually pops up as a
Am willing to have only IE users see the shadow effect:
http://wwwdev.eglin.af.mil/faq.shtml Our users are primarily IE -- but
...
No matter how much I play with the values and even the colors in this,
the only decent appearance where it is also readable with Firefox is the
above; i.e., a white
Hi,
With the two chunks of code below. Why does the dashed line appear above the
list when using p and below the list when using div?
Since they are both block level elements I would assume that the list would
be contained within both and the dashed line would appear below the list in
both
On 07/02/06, Reynier Perez Mira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
¿How I can put 5 DIV one after other? I research but not found nothing. For
example:
Float them left. All of them. See
http://www.thenoodleincident.com/tutorials/box_lesson/boxes.html for
more info.
HTH
-Rob.
Thanks all!
On 2/7/06, Els [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan Prugh wrote:
Hi,
With the two chunks of code below. Why does the dashed line
appear above the list when using p and below the list when
using div?
Since they are both block level elements I would assume that
the list
I am having some trouble trying to figure out where some gaps are coming
from. If you look at the following page in FF/IE/Opera, you'll notice
that there's a gap between each of the letters in the big THE ARTS
graphics with the purple background.
Paul,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 4:54 PM, Paul Seale wrote:
If I want the top to be down a certain percentage, what command do I
use? I
thought it was top: xx%; but when I used that command it does not like
to
work in FireFox.
I think we need a little more context. Are you trying to absolutely
I'm having a problem with spacing between the navbar and the main image
on the site, as well as with the search box below the navbar at
http://209.211.255.131/newsite/testfeb6.html. CSS:
http://209.211.255.131/newsite/testfeb6.css
The way this section is structured is a #navpicwrap which has 2
cj wrote:
[cj]- how can i move my background globe picture up 1-2em so that it
clears the footer? it needs to stay on the body element(?), though.
[francky] - body {background: transparent url(graphics/bg-service-1.png)
no-repeat
fixed right 80%; }
if i use a percent, resizing the
Has anybody tried the CSS Source Ordered Variable Border 1-3 Columned
Page Maker from positioniseverything.net to see how generated CSS holds
up in IE7b2 yet?
Just wondering...
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Well this is a solution but only if I align all DIV to left, but what happen if
I need all this DIV align to right? How to do this?
Regards
ReynierPM
4to. año Ing. Informática
Usuario registrado de Linux: #310201
*
El
Has anybody tried the CSS Source Ordered Variable Border 1-3 Columned
Page Maker from positioniseverything.net to see how generated CSS holds
up in IE7b2 yet?
Just wondering...
What stops you from doing it? :-)
This list actually collects faults of ie7 to send back to redmond, so
have a
Is it possible to have a standard list with a marker like a disc plus an image
as part of the list item? When I use liimg src=image.gif
style=float:left, the image displays on top of the marker--at least in IE6.x
on Windows XP and in Safari in OS X 10.3 10.4. Oddly, IE5.x and Firefox 1.5
in
Most browsers use padding for the list indentation, but IE uses
margins. (or is it the other way around?) If you set margins on the
lis to zero (or whatever you need) then specify an indentation using
padding, it should look the same in various browsers.
Steve Lockwood wrote:
Is it possible to have a standard list with a marker like a disc plus an image
as part of the list item? When I use liimg src=image.gif
style=float:left, the image displays on top of the marker--at least in
IE6.x on Windows XP and in Safari in OS X 10.3 10.4. Oddly,
On 08/02/06, Reynier Perez Mira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well this is a solution but only if I align all DIV to left, but what
happen if I need all this DIV align to right? How to do this?
Two options:
1) Float them right instead. This may cause some issues with ordering, since
now the first
Hmmm!!! Soury I'm a little stupid. Can you give me some shot or example ?
Regards
ReynierPM
4to. año Ing. Informática
Usuario registrado de Linux: #310201
*
El programador superhéroe aprende de compartir sus conocimientos.
Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
Hmmm!!! Soury I'm a little stupid. Can you give me some shot or example ?
Use this on all the divs you need to align on the right:
div style=float:rightdiv/div
div style=float:rightdiv/div
div style=float:rightdiv/div
div style=float:rightdiv/div
The first one will
What stops you from doing it? :-)
OSX ;) Okay, kidding aside, eg. our XP Sun workstations are sans SP2.
Sometimes the DIY tests are not easily possible (not counting
laziness... :D).
--
Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com | www.wdnews.net
On 08/02/06, Rowan Wigginton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use this on all the divs you need to align on the right:
div style=float:rightdiv/div
div style=float:rightdiv/div
div style=float:rightdiv/div
div style=float:rightdiv/div
The first one will display on the right hand side, and the
Thanks to every, now I understand.
Regards
ReynierPM
4to. año Ing. Informática
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El programador superhéroe aprende de compartir sus conocimientos.
Es el referente de sus compañeros. Todo
Hi again. I follow your instructions but still without working. This is the CSS
code:
td.topheader {
background: url(../images/bn0_derechafondo.gif) no-repeat;
width: 534px;
height: 96px;
}
#wrapper {
float: right;
width: 105px;
}
#searchPlugin, #userInfoPlugin, #loginPlugin {
float: left;
Has anybody tried the CSS Source Ordered Variable Border 1-3 Columned
Page Maker from positioniseverything.net to see how generated CSS holds
up in IE7b2 yet?
What stops you from doing it? :-)
Win 2000 ain't broke. So I ain't fixed it yet by giving Microsoft more
of my money. That's why.
On 08/02/06, Reynier Perez Mira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again. I follow your instructions but still without working. This is
the CSS code:
The problems is all DIV are overlaping. What's wrong with this?
Any chance you could put this online somewhere and supply a link? It's a lot
easier
Hello, I have what seems like a very simple problem which only occurs in
IE (I've tested with 6 7). I have an unordered list menu at the top
right of this test page - http://www.rowanw.com/testcases/no_border_ie.htm.
For the first link I've created a style that should add a border
underneath
Bruce,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 2:53 AM, Bruce MacKay wrote:
I'm seeking help on two problems: positioning of material within a
wrapper and achieving 100% height in pages with short content.
The following pages ... In both, I'm having problems in
positioning the content to start 10-20 px below
Hello everyone. I have been lurking on here for about a month now.
After losing my job to budget cuts at a non-profit organization, I
decided to try my hand at starting my own business so I am a bit new to
CSS. I have learned a lot here - thank you!
I have the framework up for my site -
Mike Soultanian wrote:
I am having some trouble trying to figure out where some gaps are
coming from. If you look at the following page in FF/IE/Opera,
you'll notice that there's a gap between each of the letters in the
big THE ARTS graphics with the purple background.
ok.. after many hours of banging my head on the keyboard and apparently
annoying more than a couple people here with my simple comment css should
be easier I have a nearly working solution for my layout.
first, I would like to thank the people at http://www.tanfa.co.uk/ for
providing a layout
Peter,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Peter Lloyd wrote:
See http://design.open.ac.uk/search_box_test.htm
The problem comes in Safari (2.0.3, Panther) when I use the .left
class in the main content div on content above the new search box.
The .left styled image in the page above is pushed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would appreciate some feedback on how everything looks at this
stage.
http://www.girlscantwhat.com
A couple of remarks...
You should test out the stability of your layout when font-resizing is
applied in browsers. A bit weak in all, I think.
IE6 on win2K broke
Dova,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 7:19 PM, Dova Wilson wrote:
I'm having a problem with spacing between the navbar and the main image
on the site, as well as with the search box below the navbar at
http://209.211.255.131/newsite/testfeb6.html. CSS:
http://209.211.255.131/newsite/testfeb6.css
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.girlscantwhat.com
IE6 on win2K broke down (closed) each time I tried to test that page -
especially when applying font-resizing. Gave up after a dozen reloads.
It crashed twice for me in IE6 on XP simply trying to open it. Then I
On 2/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*I think my footer text is too small - comments?
If you ever have a feeling that text is too small, then trust me, it
is. Both the footer and the dropdown navigation text is too small.
Part of your problem is trying to fit three columns in
CSS Experts,
First of all, I want to position the navigation bar on the right. (i.e.
Float Right) so I wrapped the nav div in a container named navcontainer
to facilitate this. The navigation was working perfectly fine yesterday
well positioned on top of the image right below it but for the
On 2/6/06, David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am soon going to implement a online Photo Gallery in CSS and was
wondering if any of you knew of any good sites that I can use as a
references. Basically, I'd like to make it crisp and clean, and
obviously make use
Peter Lindstrom wrote:
http://www.allanalog.com/aaw/5.php
the php code does a browser check and if IE it loads a very small
additional CSS bit to fix IE
... comments, fixes to my remaining problems, sarcastic remarks on my
sarcasm..
all are appreciated.. :)
Peter,
I think there
I've seen in www.csszengarden.com an effect that I can't reproduce.
In this website, when you make smaller the window, it gets a point where the
rigth button panel stops and the horizontal scroll bar appears. I tried to
reproduce it:
- using the minimun size of the window (it doesn't work)
-
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