[css-d] iframe & background image

Page: http://www.loustalholidays.com/tariff/index.html Style: http://www.loustalholidays.com/tariff/style.css I have been working on a site for a family friend and they wanted an iframe added showing a page from http://www.holiday-rentals.com that will (when their order has been processed) display

Re: [css-d] Can't figure out why???

Paul Davis wrote: > It doesn't look correct in IE, but it does in Firefox, not sure what > I'm doing wrong. > http://www.solatemplate.com/index.php > > The space under the main image (guy with hands in air) should be 4 > pixels. So should the spacing be 4 pixels between the ACCOUNT LOG IN > and C

[css-d] Right Floated Nav & Source Order

Hi Jono. Brand new to the css-d list, and this is my first post, but I hope this helps. This code should allow you to get the effect you're after. I already had some of this code in my snippet collection, so it's not identical to yours, but it should help. I've tried to make it emulate the look yo

Re: [css-d] background images

francky wrote: > david wrote: > >> Stuart King wrote: >> >>> How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the >>> page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there >>> is little text? >>> >> Hmm, you can't control the size of my browser window ... ;-) >>

[css-d] Can't figure out why???

It doesn't look correct in IE, but it does in Firefox, not sure what I'm doing wrong. http://www.solatemplate.com/index.php The space under the main image (guy with hands in air) should be 4 pixels. So should the spacing be 4 pixels between the ACCOUNT LOG IN and CART boxes on left side. Any clu

Re: [css-d] background images

david wrote: >Stuart King wrote: > > >>How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the >>page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there >>is little text? >> >> > >Hmm, you can't control the size of my browser window ... ;-) > > Hi David: No? =

Re: [css-d] Centre a Div

On 06/03/25 20:30 Joanne apparently typed: > I'm just reading a tutorial that tells me to: > "Wrap the whole page in a centering, relatively positioned ," > I have the code for the relative position, but I don't know how to center > the div. > > #everything{ > position: relative;} > The learn

Re: [css-d] Does anyone know the diference?

>Does anyone know the difference between the following two units of >measurements: > >3em >3pt > >This is normally used in setting margins. I just want to know which is >bigger and is there a simple relation like converting from inches to >centimetres etc etc. Jay: Both are measurements and can

Re: [css-d] Does anyone know the diference?

On 06/03/25 19:26 Jay Tanna apparently typed: > Does anyone know the difference between the following two units of > measurements: > 3em A relative length: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-values/#relative0 On a computer screen, this will always be the larger of the two. > 3pt An absolute length: ht

Re: [css-d] Centre a Div

> > > #everything{ > position: relative;} > > The learning curve for designing without tables is a steep one :) > > Joanne Not really Joanne, It does take a minute, but once you get it you'll see it isn't that difficult. http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/center/ _

Re: [css-d] Centre a Div

Joanne wrote: > I'm just reading a tutorial that tells me to: > "Wrap the whole page in a centering, relatively positioned ," > > I have the code for the relative position, but I don't know how to > center the div. > > > > #everything{ > position: relative;} Try this: body {text-align:center}

[css-d] Centre a Div

I'm just reading a tutorial that tells me to: "Wrap the whole page in a centering, relatively positioned ," I have the code for the relative position, but I don't know how to center the div. #everything{ position: relative;} The learning curve for designing without tables is a steep one :) Jo

Re: [css-d] Scroller positioning on a page

Joanne wrote: > I am using the GeeWizz scroller from PVII and was hoping someone > could help me with a problem I'm having with it. > > I just created a brand new page with a main table of 760 pixels wide > centered in the middle. I put an image 250pixels deep in the top > merged row (the logo) and

[css-d] Scroller positioning on a page

I am using the GeeWizz scroller from PVII and was hoping someone could help me with a problem I'm having with it. I just created a brand new page with a main table of 760 pixels wide centered in the middle. I put an image 250pixels deep in the top merged row (the logo) and two columns underneath

Re: [css-d] Does anyone know the diference?

Jay Tanna wrote: > Does anyone know the difference between the following two units of > measurements: > > 3em Equals 3 widths of an "M" in the selected font at the selected font size. Change the font or font size, and the size of the em changes proportionally. > 3pt 3/72" of an inch. An abso

[css-d] Does anyone know the diference?

Does anyone know the difference between the following two units of measurements: 3em 3pt This is normally used in setting margins. I just want to know which is bigger and is there a simple relation like converting from inches to centimetres etc etc. Thanks. _

Re: [css-d] Padding or Margin in Firefox

Joanne wrote: > http://www.queenslandairshow.com.au/test/ > > I have made the menu with this using PMM from PVII and customized it > a little. In IE and Opera, the menu behaves nicely and sits over to > the left where it belongs. > > In Firefox though, there's a padding or margin of 40 pixels t

Re: [css-d] Padding or Margin in Firefox

Joanne wrote: > http://www.queenslandairshow.com.au/test/ > > I have made the menu with this using PMM from PVII and customized it a > little. In IE and Opera, the menu behaves nicely and sits over to the > left where it belongs. > > In Firefox though, there's a padding or margin of 40 pixels to

[css-d] Padding or Margin in Firefox

http://www.queenslandairshow.com.au/test/ I have made the menu with this using PMM from PVII and customized it a little. In IE and Opera, the menu behaves nicely and sits over to the left where it belongs. In Firefox though, there's a padding or margin of 40 pixels to the left of the Horizontal m

Re: [css-d] FIXED - re: nav bar disappears in IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Never mind. I figured out the problem by playing with each line one-by-one. >There was a   at the end of the last li after "contact" that created >the invisibility problem. I removed it and voila, the nav bar magically >reappeared. Who would have thought it would be so

Re: [css-d] background images

Stuart King wrote: > How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the > page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there > is little text? Hmm, you can't control the size of my browser window ... ;-) I would think you set min-height and min-width on the bo

[css-d] background images

How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there is little text? Thank you. --s __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org

Re: [css-d] Keep image at bottom of div

bill scheider wrote: >francky: >What happens if you place the #footer inside the #wrapper, you place the >shoes in the #footer with a separate (with the >position-properties of the #nav), and make a #footer p { text-align: >center; background: black; padding: ... }, without the 80% width? > >

Re: [css-d] Keep image at bottom of div

bill scheider wrote: > Wow, francky! > That works in IE6, FF, Opera 7 and 8 and NS6 all on windows xp. A > screenshot in Safari looked pretty good, too. Is this hanging together in > other browsers as well? > Bill > bill scheider wrote: >> 'd like to have an image that sits close to the bottom of

Re: [css-d] CSS pop-up menus

On Sat, Mar 25, 2006 at 10:27:29AM -0500, tedd wrote: > > You might try this: > http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuv/ Thanks. I'm doing something similar, but I'll look at that as it works (slowly) in IE6. I'm using this as a learning exercise, and I have a few odd things I can't figure out:

Re: [css-d] Keep image at bottom of div

francky: What happens if you place the #footer inside the #wrapper, you place the shoes in the #footer with a separate (with the position-properties of the #nav), and make a #footer p { text-align: center; background: black; padding: ... }, without the 80% width? Thanks again francky, I move

[css-d] FIXED - re: nav bar disappears in IE

Never mind. I figured out the problem by playing with each line one-by-one. There was a   at the end of the last li after "contact" that created the invisibility problem. I removed it and voila, the nav bar magically reappeared. Who would have thought it would be so simple. Now to find a good w

Re: [css-d] CSS pop-up menus

>Is there a way I can accomplish a css popup menu and retain my design? > >Thanks, You might try this: http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuv/ tedd -- http://sperling.com/ __

Re: [css-d] Text Enlarging

Donna wrote: >Hey Everybody, > >Anyone happen to know an easy CSS code for enlarging text of a menu when >hovering? > >Thanks! > > Hi Donna: Yes Greetings, francky

Re: [css-d] Keep image at bottom of div

bill scheider wrote: > francky wrote: > [...] > A better way can be to place them in the #footer, and give them a > negative margin-top. Then they'll stay with both feet on the > ground. ;-) > >Wow, francky! >Thanks lots! That's an interesting solution and one I never would've

Re: [css-d] Border Problem - Update

Iorhael wrote: > www.drkdesign.com/LRE/ > This is an update to the border problem I posted about earlier. The > borders for the #header and #search divisions for some reason are > appearing *at the top of the divisions* rather than containing the > content within the division, even though I hav

[css-d] float causing container not to wrap?

I realize there is most likely a simple fix for this but I have tried everything I can think of - here is my problem: I'm trying to position some div elements (sub1, sub2) inside of a container div. The container div with automatically resize to fit the subs in it, until I give sub1 "float:left".

Re: [css-d] ie/firefox discrepancy

On Mar 25, 2006, at 4:49 PM, lucas wrote: > on my blog: > http://www.squatspace.com/uncollectable/blog/ > the pale rectangle at the top of the page is supposed to enclose > all the blog content > (see here - http://www.squatspace.com/uncollectable/ - for how it > should look) > > it functions

[css-d] Border Problem - Update

This is an update to the border problem I posted about earlier. The borders for the #header and #search divisions for some reason are appearing *at the top of the divisions* rather than containing the content within the division, even though I have them nested in the html. Would someone mind tak