Re: [css-d] Font-weight problems

On 06/03/13 10:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] apparently typed: > My client has a logo "kFA" in which she has the body of the k as > tall as the FA part. This is in some font which naturally achieves > this. She wants the same effect throughout her website. > So first I tried simply putting a BIG tag aroun

Re: [css-d] Taking lowercase rule and running with it

> I know that XHTML tags and attributes are supposed to be written in lowercase <...> > but it seems to me the following is perfectly acceptable in a style sheet > declaration: > IMG { border: none; } <...> > Or is there really some official prohibition against uppercase in CSS > declarations that

Re: [css-d] Scrolling Table Problems...Terence, you Rock!!

Terence, Man, you rockyour additions were exactly what was neededthat even fixed the styling problem I was having with FF...AWESOME!!! Now, the page looks great in both IE and FF...awaiting some input to how Safari handles it, but I have checked Opera and there is no scroll bar...no

Re: [css-d] Site check please...

Brian Funk wrote: >Keith Kaiser wrote: > > >>OK! It's done. >>help me out by taking a look and giving me some feedback. >> >>http://kaiserklan.com/roundtable >> >> >on WinXP IE6: > >Your menu is being obscured by the "starWrap" content below. > >

Re: [css-d] Scrolling Table Problems...

> OK, incredible brain fart on my end...I gave the localhost addy vs. the > web > addy on the sitehere is the addy for my troublesome page with the > scrolling CSS table... > > http://williams.genealogy.fm/results_page.php > > And for the style sheet > > http://williams.genealogy.fm/includes/wi

[css-d] Taking lowercase rule and running with it

I know that XHTML tags and attributes are supposed to be written in lowercase (i.e., ) when they are actually being used as tags within an XHTML document (meaning between the 'less than' and 'greater than' symbols [or whatever those symbols more technical names are]) but it seems that the major

Re: [css-d] Site check please...

Keith Kaiser wrote: > OK! It's done. > help me out by taking a look and giving me some feedback. > > http://kaiserklan.com/roundtable > on WinXP IE6: Your menu is being obscured by the "starWrap" content below.

Re: [css-d] Navigation woes

Richard Brown wrote: > > style.css> > > I have some recollection that this is a WinIE bug. i.e that it doesn't > display text under a box but alongside it whatever the quoted width.

Re: [css-d] Scrolling Table Problems...

OK, incredible brain fart on my end...I gave the localhost addy vs. the web addy on the sitehere is the addy for my troublesome page with the scrolling CSS table... http://williams.genealogy.fm/results_page.php And for the style sheet http://williams.genealogy.fm/includes/williamsv2.css As

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

Michael Clayton wrote: >>Just use these methods and skip the images entirely: >>http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/liquidcorners/liquidcorners.htm >> >> >Thanks Don, I think that is exactly what I was looking for. I had >seen that site before, but couldn't locate it again. You saved the

Re: [css-d] h2 with border/floating div right

on 3/23/2006 7:29 AM Jim Wright said the following: > I have a site... Can you post a link so we can see? -- Brian Funk __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- h

Re: [css-d] Site check please...

Keith Kaiser wrote: >You know the problem is... the validator doesn't validate URL's >correctly and many of the errors that show up are because of this. >Also I don't know what to use in place of a less than sign (<) which >also says its wrong in a validator but ≤ doesn't seem to work in >FireFox.

Re: [css-d] IE6 problem - content div jogging down

on 3/23/2006 12:45 PM Theresa Mesa said the following: > How about if you reduce the resolution? My 15" screen is set to 800x600. > >>> IE6, the content column is jogging down below the navigation. >>> http://mdh-test.com/egs_new >>> http://mdh-test.com/egs.css >> I didn't see that here. see scre

Re: [css-d] IE6 problem - content div jogging down

Theresa Mesa wrote: > I am not seeing this problem in the other browsers on either > platform. In IE6, the content column is jogging down below the > navigation. I haven't checked 5.5. How do I fix this? > > http://mdh-test.com/egs_new Think I caught it. It looks like the 'italic bug', but I c

Re: [css-d] newbie: navigation to a division

>I would like to have all of links from both of the navigations link >to a which is central and large in the page, between the two >navigation bars 'alpha' and 'beta'. The following page here from the css-d wiki will get you started on the road to recreating the look of frames with CSS. h

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

On 3/23/06, Michael Clayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For my next trick, I'll need a div with rounded corners on top of a > textured background. Any volunteers from the audience? My adaptation of Roger's solution is at: http://curby.net/doc/roundbox/ You can have explicit divs in the origina

[css-d] [ADMIN - OFF TOPIC] Re: linking lists into multiple pages

>Does anyone know of a way to link a list like this to multiple pages. >That way I can make a change on the "master" list and have it applied to >every page on which it is linked? Yes, use server-side includes or a scripting language such as php or perl, or whatever in-built tools come with your

Re: [css-d] IE6 problem - content div jogging down

...And my client is seeing the same thing I am with the content jogging down. I tried changing the resolution to see if it would help. Nope. WinXP IE6. Theresa On 3/23/06 11:41 AM, "Brian Funk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I didn't see that here. see screenshot > >

Re: [css-d] IE6 problem - content div jogging down

How about if you reduce the resolution? My 15" screen is set to 800x600. On 3/23/06 11:41 AM, "Brian Funk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > on 3/23/2006 8:21 AM Theresa Mesa said the following: > >> IE6, the content column is jogging down below the navigation. > >> http://mdh-test.com/egs_new >> h

[css-d] newbie: navigation to a division

I'm just learning CSS and open source, I have been for only a few weeks and do not yet have a site. I am wondering if anyone out there might help me, or know where I might look to link images, forms, and text; to a on my index page. I think I'm looking to do something I've seen people use fram

Re: [css-d] IE6 problem - content div jogging down

on 3/23/2006 8:21 AM Theresa Mesa said the following: > IE6, the content column is jogging down below the navigation. > http://mdh-test.com/egs_new > http://mdh-test.com/egs.css I didn't see that here. see screenshot win2k IE6

Re: [css-d] css..http://open-sites.net

on 3/23/2006 7:46 AM durmus cosar said the following: > how can be applied on css in this site? thank you for all > http://www.open-sites.net > you might want to read the excellent article "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way" It's not a

[css-d] linking lists into multiple pages

I have created a horizontal list for tabbed browsing on my site, but currently have the code for the list appearing on every page; when I want to make a change to one of the tabs, I have to input this change on every page/subpage of my site. Does anyone know of a way to link a list like this

Re: [css-d] Site check please...

>OK! It's done. I've checked it in Safari (developed on OSX), on >FireFox and in Linux, but not on Win IE, so please be kind if you find >a problem. This is a 100% CSS site with just enough .PHP to switch >pages, a complete rewrite from a very table oriented web page. >This is a completely voluntee

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

>For my next trick, I'll need a div with rounded corners on top of a >textured background. Any volunteers from the audience? > >My launch pad was this ALA article: >http://www.alistapart.com/articles/customcorners/ > >I was skeptical about this being possible at all, but here is my >stubborn progr

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

Chris: Thanks, I will investigate that book next time I'm near a book store. Jim: The javascript option is interesting, but I tend to shy away from anything that requires javascript to navigate or display correctly. > Just use these methods and skip the images entirely: > http://home.tiscali.nl/d

Re: [css-d] Vertical Centering

On 3/23/06 1:24 PM, "~davidLaakso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You'll be sorry. I'm not sorry (well, maybe about the 'Love you' comment...), but the bit about the content being off screen on short windows was correct. Of course, in my case the window had to be _very_ short, but none the less, it

Re: [css-d] some progress, more questions...IE(mac) scroll missing, IE(win) jumping

Michael wrote: > http://www.sandsmuseum.com/test/tutor10.html > 1. IE (mac) I lost the horizontal scroll bar before. Now I am > missing the vertical! I thought I found the solution in a search but > I could not figure out where to put the Holly 1% height because of > the relative inside an

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

See this site for a css + js solution to rounded corners with transparent capability. http://pro.html.it/niftycube/ Jim On 3/23/06, Michael Clayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For my next trick, I'll need a div with rounded corners on top of a > textured background. Any volunteers from the a

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

I have a super book that explains this quite well. It's called "Professional CSS" from wrox press, ISBN #0-7645-883-8. Don't know of an online resource, but Chapter 3 discusses this in detail. -Original Message- From: Michael Clayton Subject: [css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

Re: [css-d] Vertical Centering

Tom Livingston wrote: >> http://dlaakso.com/center-stuff.html >> > > I love you. > > -- > > Tom Livingston > > > You'll be sorry. Vertical center positioning is /not/ a good idea. Re-read the thread regarding same. ~davidLaakso -- Typography exists to honor content. --Robert Bringhurst

[css-d] Rounded corners and Transparent GIFs

For my next trick, I'll need a div with rounded corners on top of a textured background. Any volunteers from the audience? My launch pad was this ALA article: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/customcorners/ I was skeptical about this being possible at all, but here is my stubborn progress: htt

Re: [css-d] Vertical Centering

> I recall someone posting a very easy method of vertical centering a > block in a viewport a while back. Seemed straight forward - > positioning with percentages and a little negative margin nudging. > Googled but came up empty. > > Can anyone point me to this? How cross-browser is it? Here's ano

[css-d] Scrolling Table Problems...

Y’all, I am a newbie to both the list and advanced CSS...I am familiar with the basics of CSS but am trying to incorporate what (to me anyway) is a very complex CSS feature and am having a slight problem or two with it. Basically, I am trying to use the scrolling table style that Terence Or

Re: [css-d] Vertical Centering

> http://dlaakso.com/center-stuff.html I love you. -- Tom Livingston __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ

[css-d] IE fieldset width

Hello Everyone, on http://www.frankfurter-tennisclub.de/cms/front_content.php?idcat=4 i tried to build a form without using tables for layout. In Firefox it works fine but in IE6 the seems to be too wide. If anyone can help with a solution it would be much appreciated. Best Regards Carsten Pet

[css-d] Front-page search box: Room for CSS improvement?

Hi folks, Below is HTML/CSS for a home page search box... I want the label, input, and search button graphic to align all on one line. Example via Safari: How could I improve-upon this code (basically I want it to be as cross-browser/platform compatible

[css-d] some progress, more questions...IE(mac) scroll missing, IE(win) jumping

First my thanks to Georg and davidLaakso for helping me along with my first try. This is how far I have gotten after another six days: http://www.sandsmuseum.com/test/tutor10.html (the image is there to show hidden behavior) http://www.sandsmuseum.com/test/newstyle/ site4.css

[css-d] IE6 problem - content div jogging down

I am not seeing this problem in the other browsers on either platform. In IE6, the content column is jogging down below the navigation. I haven't checked 5.5. How do I fix this? http://mdh-test.com/egs_new http://mdh-test.com/egs.css Thanks in advance! -- Theresa Mesa, http://mesadesignhouse.c

Re: [css-d] css..http://open-sites.net

At 06:46 -0800 23/3/06, durmus cosar wrote: >how can be applied on css in this site? thank you for all > http://www.open-sites.net Durmus, If you want to get a satisfactory answer you're going to have to ask a more specific question than that. CSS can be applied to any HTML, so the short and

Re: [css-d] Vertical Centering

Tom Livingston wrote: > I recall someone posting a very easy method of vertical centering a > block in a viewport a while back. ...] > Tom Livingston > > Three replies to the same question a couple of days ago: 1/ #body {margin: 2px 0px 0px 0px;text-align: center;background-image: url(images/b

Re: [css-d] Site check please...

Mike Davies wrote: > www.integra-server.co.uk/essie/ > > The page appears correctly in Opera 7.54 and nearly correct in > IE5.0/Windows. There are a couple of things with Firefox : Comment: those browsers are a bit old now. If Firefox is just as old then that's probably the reason for those "thi

[css-d] css..http://open-sites.net

how can be applied on css in this site? thank you for all http://www.open-sites.net - Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. __

[css-d] Vertical Centering

Listers, I recall someone posting a very easy method of vertical centering a block in a viewport a while back. Seemed straight forward - positioning with percentages and a little negative margin nudging. Googled but came up empty. Can anyone point me to this? How cross-browser is it? Thanks a bu

[css-d] h2 with border/floating div right

I have a site where I am using a border on a H2, which is used as the heading in the main content area of the page. On some pages, I am wanting to put a box of nav links on the right side of the main content area, with the content wrapping around it. Problem is that the border on the H2 extends u

Re: [css-d] polygon in CSS

Thanks for the links and ideas. I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. I'll paste in an example of my code and restate my question. The technique is documented at this link: http://www.frankmanno.com/ideas/css-imagemap/ To create the image map, a definition list is used. As you hover over the image

[css-d] Site check please...

OK! It's done. I've checked it in Safari (developed on OSX), on FireFox and in Linux, but not on Win IE, so please be kind if you find a problem. This is a 100% CSS site with just enough .PHP to switch pages, a complete rewrite from a very table oriented web page. This is a completely volunteer pro

Re: [css-d] Site check request please

Webmaster wrote: > http://www.deselectdesign.com/test/ Suggestion: - Try setting 'minimum font size = 32px' in Opera. A bit extreme, but that option is supposed to make text very readable. It doesn't. - Try resizing fonts in IE6. Since that won't work; try 'ignore font size' in IE6. Doesn't work

Re: [css-d] Body background image not displaying properly... in IE

Anthony L wrote: > [...] > But then I noticed something abovethe line should be * html > #container {height: 100%} the # was missing. > > A second screenshot confirms that it is working as expected. The 'trigger' works - good :-) Me writing down my own solutions doesn't - bad :-( Some '

[css-d] Navigation woes

Hi All Many thanks to David Laasko and also to Don who have helped several times with this problem. Having got the menu to line in WinIE and the site looking 'finished', the client decided she wanted words added to the boxes that were being used by the navigation. Having added the words th

[css-d] Background image not appearing in Windows 98

Just fired up and old computer with Windows 98 on it and background image doesn't appear on site below www.salesexecs-online.co.uk Works fine on Xp across Opera, FF and IE6 Any idea why? Cheers Ian **IMPORTANT* ***

Re: [css-d] dynamic div heights

Diona Kidd wrote: > I have a design at http://www.modernflow.com/client_data/test/ that needs > a little help regarding div heights and accessibility. > > This doesn't seem to be related to the 100% height divs as mentioned in > some tutorials on the web. I did try that approach without any luck.

Re: [css-d] CSS for custom fonts

>> It would be a great help to get that CSS code, the file is named >> Dirtyego.eot and comes from dafont.com (dorry for spam) EOT (stands for Embedded Object Type) was an attempt to define a standard font format back in the era of v.4 browsers. I had to dig across long forgotten code to retri

Re: [css-d] simple box model question - I think

Don Hinshaw wrote: > Hello list, > I am trying to present a photo with a border around it that is 4px away > from the image and I am struggling with why IE 5x does not respect the > padding on the image that creates the 4px buffer in IE6, FF, Safari etc. > As usual, I suspect the answer is starin

Re: [css-d] CSS for custom fonts

>.I'm having a problem concerning a site that needs a custom font that's not >standard in peoples pc's. > I've searched the whole web to find this, finally got here and thought, > these smart people will help me =). > So please do help me, I know it is browser specific but I'll take it > anyway

[css-d] CSS for custom fonts

I'm having a problem concerning a site that needs a custom font that's not standard in peoples pc's. I've searched the whole web to find this, finally got here and thought, these smart people will help me =). So please do help me, I know it is browser specific but I'll take it anyway ;-) It woul