[css-d] ul - li width being ignored

If someone could look at this page - http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.php See the categories down the left margin? The titles in the li extend over and out of the specifed width of the ul and I can't figure out why? __

Re: [css-d] [Fwd: Re: Re: First timer here but not to CSS - ten]

Hawk Shango wrote: http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/default5.htm http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/css/TenStyle4.css. This is the base stylesheet. IE specific stylesheet is located in the same folder/directory but is called IE.css Problem is when the

Re: [css-d] [Fwd: Re: Re: First timer here but not to CSS - ten]

~davidLaakso wrote: Hawk Shango wrote: http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/default5.htm http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/css/TenStyle4.css. This is the base stylesheet. IE specific stylesheet is located in the same folder/directory but is called IE.css

[css-d] Mac IE and page background color

I have a very simple page containing a single image over a background colour which is set in the stylesheet using: body {background-color:#C68AB8; text-align:center;margin:0; font- family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; } Why does IE on the Mac ignore this setting? The page is at

Re: [css-d] ul - li width being ignored

On 18.03.2006 20:14, TMH Design wrote: If someone could look at this page - http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.php See the categories down the left margin? The titles in the li extend over and out of the specifed width of the ul and I can't figure out why? The reason is, that the

Re: [css-d] src in DIV

On 18/03/06, Nicolae Daian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a layout which has a div in the left side which contains all the time the menu. Since it not changes from a page to another I would like to put the html code in a separate file and only to point to it from each page (instead of putting

Re: [css-d] Mac IE and page background color

On Mar 18, 2006, at 8:07 PM, Julian Voelcker wrote: I have a very simple page containing a single image over a background colour which is set in the stylesheet using: body {background-color:#C68AB8; text-align:center;margin:0; font- family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; } Why does IE on

Re: [css-d] ul - li width being ignored

If someone could look at this page - http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.php See the categories down the left margin? The titles in the li extend over and out of the specifed width of the ul and I can't figure out why? First link doesn't have any space between the words. Try this

Re: [css-d] Need to contact the list master

On 06/03/18 01:46 Iorhael apparently typed: I need to contact the list master...could someone let me know who that would be and the best way to contact them? http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Every message you get from the

Re: [css-d] ul - li width being ignored

If someone could look at this page - http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.php See the categories down the left margin? The titles in the li extend over and out of the specifed width of the ul and I can't figure out why? First link doesn't have any space between the words. Try this

[css-d] Horizontal list, IE 5

Dear Experts, I have a row of images/links across the bottom of my page in an unordered list, display:inline. In all the good browsers they're neatly spaced with a 40px margin, but for some reason IE 5 (both Mac AND Win) stubbornly refuses to put any space between them. I've tried margins and

Re: [css-d] [Fwd: Re: Re: First timer here but not to CSS - ten]

~davidLaakso wrote: ~davidLaakso wrote: Hawk Shango wrote: http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/default5.htm http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/css/TenStyle4.css. This is the base stylesheet. IE specific stylesheet is located in the same folder/directory but is called

[css-d] variations with firefox onwindows PC vs Linux

Has anyone else noticed variations in margin height between Firefox 1.5.0.1 on a Windows PC vs Linux? I can't point you to the example yet, but I'm finding that if I set the margin-top with a negative margin and get it to line up correctly on the Linux PC in em's, that it will be about .5em

Re: [css-d] [Fwd: Re: Re: First timer here but not to CSS - ten]

I think I might have found the culprit. In an attempt to get validation I had to take out the Flash embed statement in the html coding and put the following: !--[if IE]object classid=clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-44455354

Re: [css-d] [Fwd: Re: Re: First timer here but not to CSS - ten]

francky wrote: http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/default5.htm http://www.theempowermentnetwork.org/newsite/css/TenStyle4.css. This http://dlaakso.com/brown-02.html Hi, [...] So if the #content is the last, then no width, but a margin-right to

Re: [css-d] ul - li width being ignored

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: [...] Another minor css-related problem that should get some attention... http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/vitamin-firefox.png http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/vitamin-ie6.png http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/vitamin-opera.png ...since it is present regardless of browser,

Re: [css-d] variations with firefox onwindows PC vs Linux

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone else noticed variations in margin height between Firefox 1.5.0.1 on a Windows PC vs Linux? I can't point you to the example yet, but I'm finding that if I set the margin-top with a negative margin and get it to line up correctly on the Linux PC in em's,

[css-d] z-index problem

Hello all, I'm a noob to this list, so I look forward to all and any help I might be able to receive. I am working on a site that can be seen at: http://www.connorboyack.com/magellan/ The problem I am having is that in IE, the menus appear below the content below. You'll see this especially

Re: [css-d] z-index problem

Connor Boyack wrote: Hello all, I'm a noob to this list, so I look forward to all and any help I might be able to receive. I am working on a site that can be seen at: http://www.connorboyack.com/magellan/ The problem I am having is that in IE, the menus appear below the content below. You'll

Re: [css-d] z-index problem

I was experimenting somewhat with your covered IE-submenu, but now the link doesn't work anymore. My apologies! I was just now installing a new wireless router. The site is now working again :) Connor -- Connor Boyack WebVid Productions http://www.webvidpro.com/

Re: [css-d] Problem with CSS Navigation in IE

Hello, * francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] [060318 05:23]: ... Then we see that IE is not displaying the block-character of the menu-1 item (only the word menu 1 is hoverable, not the whole line as in the other items), probably because the strange table inside. But by giving the menu-item a

[css-d] More SOS issues

I am now setting up the CSS code for a horizontal SOS menu display but am having trouble getting the submenus to display on hover. Also, in IE, the menu is stretched vertically. Would this be due to the size of my background image? Its only 10 pixels in height.

Re: [css-d] z-index problem

It seems in this way also the peekaboo doesn't appear (I turned the link to the ie-styles off, nothing turns wrong). :-) Hoorah! Thanks Francky, that fixed it. I really appreciate the prompt reply! Connor __ css-discuss

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Iorhael wrote: I am now setting up the CSS code for a horizontal SOS menu display but am having trouble getting the submenus to display on hover. Also, in IE, the menu is stretched vertically. Would this be due to the size of my background image? Its only 10 pixels in height.

Re: [css-d] variations with firefox onwindows PC vs Linux

On 18/03/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone else noticed variations in margin height between Firefox 1.5.0.1 on a Windows PC vs Linux? I can't point you to the example yet, but I'm finding that if I set the margin-top with a negative margin and get it to line up

[css-d] Client Says Div Dropping, but I don't see it???

If you go to this page - http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.phphttp://www.shopthevitaminstore.c om/index.php http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.phphttp:/www.shopthevitaminstore.c om/index.php you will see a three column layout with a header. My client says the content of the center

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Iorhael wrote: http://www.drkdesign.com/voicebox_demo/index_h.htm I am now setting up the CSS code for a horizontal SOS menu display but am having trouble getting the submenus to display on hover. Typo? Or confused mix of styling? '#menu' and '#menuh' isn't the same. Looks like all I needed

Re: [css-d] h1 bottom border missing in IE

Ann Adamcik wrote: Hi there, Could someone take a look at the header of this page and see what I'm doing wrong? In good browsers, the h1 at the top (Engaged Encounter) has a 1px teal bottom border. In IE, the bottom border doesn't show up. Any clues? Page:

Re: [css-d] Client Says Div Dropping, but I don't see it???

TMH Design wrote: http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.php My client says the content of the center div drops down the page a bit and is not plush with the top green bar. When I look at it on my IE and FF I don't see the issue. I imagine it is a float or clearing issue but I can't see

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Typo? Or confused mix of styling? '#menu' and '#menuh' isn't the same. Looks like all I needed to do was to make the CSS ID correspond to the HTML ID... argggh!! I thought I changed all those to just plain menu (I brought the code in from Tedd's site and he had menuh throughout)but I

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

And using menu {line-height: 0) did the trick for the IE problem. However, the submenus are showing up *under* the container in IE despite the fact that #menu ul ul is set to a z-index of 500. I just read Francky's reply to Connor on this issue from earlier today but couldn't relate it

Re: [css-d] Client Says Div Dropping, but I don't see it???

TMH Design wrote: If you go to this page - http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.phphttp://www.shopthevitaminstore.c om/index.php http://www.shopthevitaminstore.com/index.phphttp:/www.shopthevitaminstore.c om/index.php you will see a three column layout with a header. My client says the

Re: [css-d] z-index problem

Connor Boyack wrote: It seems in this way also the peekaboo doesn't appear (I turned the link to the ie-styles off, nothing turns wrong). :-) Hoorah! Thanks Francky, that fixed it. I really appreciate the prompt reply! Connor Hi Connor and all, After this post, Connor

Re: [css-d] z-index problem

Connor Boyack wrote: Hello all, I'm a noob to this list, so I look forward to all and any help I might be able to receive. I am working on a site that can be seen at: http://www.connorboyack.com/magellan/ Connor Boyack Connor, Nothing to do with the reason you wrote, or CSS. And I

Re: [css-d] z-index problem

Connor, Nothing to do with the reason you wrote, or CSS. And I mention it only because I viewed your page earlier today, and /feel/ the same, on a confirmation view this evening. If the menu is intentionally offset, that is all well and good. Nevertheless, I thought it was an error, and

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Connor Boyack wrote: Iorhael wrote: [...] And using menu {line-height: 0) did the trick for the IE problem. However, the submenus are showing up *under* the container in IE despite the fact that #menu ul ul is set to a z-index of 500. I just read Francky's reply to Connor on this issue from

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Do you have a new link for IE-minded people, so we can hobby some more? Francky... sorry...I changed it to php...its http://www.drkdesign.com/voicebox_demo/index_h.php What exactly is the peekaboo bug? Is that what this problem is with the submenus showing up underneath the container? Will I

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Iorhael wrote: ... However, the submenus are showing up *under* the container in IE despite the fact that #menu ul ul is set to a z-index of 500. I just read Francky's reply to Connor on this issue from earlier today but couldn't relate it directly to my code Oh, you're just setting

[css-d] body: margin=0 and padding=0, not working in Firefox or Opera

I'm trying to locate the page body to x=0, y=0. It's ok in IE6 but when I view it in Opera or Firefox I get one empty line before the content. Why? Here is a sample code: html head/head link href=main.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css bodydiv class=containerbla, bla, bla/div /body /html

Re: [css-d] h1 bottom border missing in IE

Someone smarter will give you a good answer. Meanwhile this appears to work ... Thanks, Don! It works, and that's a smart enough answer for me. ;) -Ann __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

A follow-up... That footer is making IE/win expand the #container - an IE/win bug. I suggest you make a few small corrections, like... #footer {width: 400px;} .nav {width: auto; /* or delete that width altogether */} ...that will make things line up in IE6 more like in the other browsers.

Re: [css-d] body: margin=0 and padding=0, not working in Firefox or Opera

On Mar 18, 2006, at 6:38 PM, SED wrote: html head/head link href=main.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css bodydiv class=containerbla, bla, bla/div /body /html What happens when you try this: html head link href=main.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css /head body div

Re: [css-d] body: margin=0 and padding=0, not working in Firefox or Opera

SED wrote: I'm trying to locate the page body to x=0, y=0. It's ok in IE6 but when I view it in Opera or Firefox I get one empty line before the content. Why? Difficult to base anything on that sample-code (and I think most browsers would like to see the stylesheet link inside the

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Oh, you're just setting the z-index on the wrong element. Try adding... #menu-container {z-index: 1;} Well it looks to me like that's all it was Georg. And you answered something I was wondering about too with the high index levels...that was set in the code I used from Tedd's site..didn't

Re: [css-d] body: margin=0 and padding=0, not working in Firefox or Opera

At 2:38 AM + 3/19/06, SED wrote: I'm trying to locate the page body to x=0, y=0. It's ok in IE6 but when I view it in Opera or Firefox I get one empty line before the content. Why? Try altering your body's top padding to 1px and see if anything changes. If so, you have a margin that's

Re: [css-d] More SOS issues

Iorhael wrote: I just have to prepare a hack now to correct for IE moving the submenus up too high. Why hack anything? Just give all browsers this little corrections - or something close to this value... #menu ul ul {top: 1em;} ...and those submenus should land pretty nicely. Some

[css-d] help needed with central div

hi all i have a slight problem. my design breaks when the right hand menu is longer than the central div. i have tried using images and bg colors, all to no avail. i coul duse the min-height rule to solve it, but that adds the value to the end of each of my blog entries creating a massive

Re: [css-d] help needed with central div

On 3/18/06, Mark Mckee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: imy design breaks when the right hand menu is longer than the central div. It also breaks when you resize the text upwards even one level with Firefox. Personally, I think you should reconsider your whole use of fixed widths in this way. There