Re: [css-d] Getting rid of the line under a hyperlinked image

a{text-decoration:none;} 2006/3/30, Paul Novitski [EMAIL PROTECTED]: At 11:45 PM 3/29/2006, Joanne wrote: I have image and a text hyperlinked together. In IE only the text is underlined, but in Firefox Opera, the image is too. How do I get rid of it? Try img { border: none; } Paul

Re: [css-d] Getting rid of the line under a hyperlinked image

I have image and a text hyperlinked together. In IE only the text is underlined, but in Firefox Opera, the image is too. How do I get rid of it? Try img { border: none; } That's already in my css code. It doesn't stop the hyperlink underline on an image in Firefox or Opera.. Joanne

Re: [css-d] Getting rid of the line under a hyperlinked image

what about giving the image a class and applying properties only to it? 2006/3/30, kuasar [EMAIL PROTECTED]: a{text-decoration:none;} 2006/3/30, Paul Novitski [EMAIL PROTECTED]: At 11:45 PM 3/29/2006, Joanne wrote: I have image and a text hyperlinked together. In IE only the text is

Re: [css-d] IE display problem(s)

Connor Boyack wrote: However, in IE7b2, the overflow:visible; doesn't get caught for whatever reason, and it doesn't expand vertically. Anybody know a fix for this? I'm on digest so ignore me if this has already been answered. Overflow isn't your problem. There's a new beta version

Re: [css-d] Getting rid of the line under a hyperlinked image

On Mar 30, 2006, at 5:05 PM, Joanne wrote: I have image and a text hyperlinked together. In IE only the text is underlined, but in Firefox Opera, the image is too. How do I get rid of it? Try img { border: none; } That's already in my css code. It doesn't stop the hyperlink

Re: [css-d] IE6 Cache Bug?

Hi guys, When I click the back button to return to one (and only one) page on a site I'm building, all of the content on it above three floats disappears and only reappears when you select it or mouse over a link in it - this doesn't seem to be on positioniseverything, anyone heard of anything

Re: [css-d] IE6 Cache Bug?

sounds alot like the ie6 peek-a-boo bug: http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/peekaboo.html got a url? cheers ad On 3/30/06, Spike Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, When I click the back button to return to one (and only one) page on a site I'm building, all of the content

Re: [css-d] I also have a problem with background color change on hover, clearfix hack

No problem, I came across the clearfix hack quite recently on http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html, It's useful for keeping your css simple in a complicated float layout without using any additional html. You can treat the containing block as part of the normal flow for

[css-d] minimum height in Safari ans MSIE in mac

How can manage a minimum height on a div in Safari browser and MSIE browser both in mac? (In other browser i doesn't have this problem) __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2

[css-d] Css Hackers: Css menu

i try use this css menu in my page, but it doesn't work correctly when the pointer pass through another div. http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/example/ i mean, in the example the menu work correctly in both divs of same type. But i works with two different divs, and the

[css-d] Site check resquest please

Hello Please take a look at this : http://aspspider.net/cegepdom/ Most pages are on this temp server so you can look around. Don't worry, this picture on the homepage isnt there forever. I've been trying my best to build my site in xhtml strict with few hacks. I've had to resort to javascript

[css-d] flexibility for some DIVs

Here's a page I'm designing to work with TextPatten (its a dummy, the links don't work). http://www.dgordon.eclipse.co.uk/demo.html This is looking good to me so far, the main news headlines are arranged as I want them, a big headline over two columns followed by older news. However to get

Re: [css-d] flexibility for some DIVs

On 3/30/06, David Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So I'm asking for a solution which gives me more flexible divs, I'd like them to take up enough space for their text without leaving big holes in the page. Can this be done, or is my first page as good as I can hope for. i guess adding

[css-d] overflow: inheritance?

I was just looking over the CSS 2.1 specs and see that some properties that aren't inherited accept a value of 'inherit' For example, the overflow property accepts 'inherit' as a valid value. What exactly can this property inherit from? This is true with border properties as well. Thanks

[css-d] Site Check Request Please

Hi, I'm in the final stages - I hope - of implementing the design for a new site: http://www.filmtreks.com/ It seems like there are still some odd things going on in various flavors of Interet Exploer (which I initally posted about here - http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/72565?

Re: [css-d] overflow: inheritance?

David McFarland wrote: I was just looking over the CSS 2.1 specs and see that some properties that aren't inherited accept a value of 'inherit' When the spec shows Inherited: No it simply means that the property is not inherited by default. It does not mean that the property can never be

Re: [css-d] overflow: inheritance?

Re: inheritance: I meant to also note that IE/Win doesn't always adhere to the spec, and in particular does not support the 'inherit' keyword at all. Just a tiny little gotcha there. My understanding is that this is high on the CSS fix list for IE7, but that it is not yet implemented. So,

Re: [css-d] Site Check Request Please

Clayton Farr wrote: http://www.filmtreks.com/ It seems like there are still some odd things going on in various flavors of Interet Exploer (which I initally posted about here - http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/72565? .) Seems so, sorry best I can offer are captures:

[css-d] Resolution question

Hi all, I am reworking a site (it is still in the very rough beginning stage) and I find that when I set everything lined up in 600x800 and switch to 1024x768, the spacing changes and vice versa. Is there some way to make the right edges line up no matter what the resolution? The url is:

Re: [css-d] mixed-up on how to address layout and image issues in IE (PC / Mac)

Clayton Farr wrote: ... http://www.filmtreks.com/ ... * Internet Explorer 5 / Mac - banner image at top of page (placed via css and php random image script) is not showing up Isn't this related to the overflow:hidden bug in IEMac? I'd hide it from IEMac for a try. Ingo --

[css-d] a problem hidding a div layer in IE

Hello. This is the website I'm creating right now. http://kuasar.no-ip.org/sempreavant/page/index2.php My problem is the grey box up on the right hand corner (which is suposed to contain a photo later on). Using firefox I see the box behind the page curl, which is the effect I want to obtain.

[css-d] IE problem, floating inside an absolute

Hi, Am trying to float a footer in an absolute positioned maincontent div. Problem in IE is when I apply width 100% to footer. Instead of being 100% width of maincontent parent, it's much wider and extends maincontent off the screen. Is there a fix? Can someone point me in the right direction?

Re: [css-d] IE problem, floating inside an absolute

Hi James, Because your main content div is absolutely-positioned, the footer ignores it. I would guess that either by removing the absolute on that which you wanted as the parent, or by possibly adding a relative position to the footer this would work. Give it a try, let me know. -- Kate

Re: [css-d] mixed-up on how to address layout and image issues in IE (PC / Mac)

Clayton Farr wrote: http://www.filmtreks.com/ * Internet Explorer 6 / PC - right hand side-bar (floated:right) breaks and goes below other float on resize of browser window The reason for this float drop is the quirky percentages bug [1], In short: IE6 has problems with percentages

[css-d] Hover state in IE

I am having trouble with roll over states of a tags between browsers this is the styling for a contents section div#container_contents_left a {text-decoration:none; color:#FF;} div#container_contents_left a:hover {text-decoration:none; } div#container_contents_left a span

[css-d] Safari: Columns-Problem

Hi you all! I'm redesigning the website of a local newspaper http://tobias.theoretiker.org/klenkes/ and ran into a problem with Safari while working on it's basic layout. The site renders fine in IE6/Win and FF1.5/Win, so you should have no problems in seeing how I intended it to be. If you're

[css-d] Preventing DIVs from dropping down the page on smaller screens.

Is there a common way to solve DIVs from dropping down the page when the browser is shrunk short of using min-width settings? I'm having a problem mainly in IE. My markup is like this: Div pageWrapper div leftNav {width: 200px; float: left;} Div contentColumnsWrapper {margin-left: 210px;}

Re: [css-d] Safari: Columns-Problem

On Thursday 30 March 2006 21:47, Tobias Baldauf wrote: Yet, in Safari 1.3/Mac(of course) the center and right columns are displayed beneath the first instead of aside each other. For what it's worth: Konqueror 3.5.0 shows it as in the image. As both are khtml based I guess it's a safari

[css-d] The captions! The captions! AUGH!!!!!

The code below generates a header on the top-left of the table. The text in the p element, however, rolls up into a ball on the other end of the table. It should start right under the heading. I've tried giving a width:auto and the holly hack, but to no avail. I've tried floating it. HELP! I

Re: [css-d] The captions! The captions! AUGH!!!!!

Marc wrote: The code below generates a header on the top-left of the table. The text in the p element, however, rolls up into a ball on the other end of the table. It should start right under the heading. I've tried giving a width:auto and the holly hack, but to no avail. I've tried

Re: [css-d] The captions! The captions! AUGH!!!!!

At 12:12 PM 3/30/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The code below generates a header on the top-left of the table. The text in the p element, however, rolls up into a ball on the other end of the table. It should start right under the heading. ... caption h2 { float:left;

Re: [css-d] The captions! The captions! AUGH!!!!!

Pringle, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/30/2006 03:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], css-d@lists.css-discuss.org cc: Subject:RE: [css-d] The captions! The captions! AUGH! Marc wrote: The code below generates a header on the top-left of the table. The text in

Re: [css-d] Resolution question

Riva Portman wrote: Hi all, I am reworking a site (it is still in the very rough beginning stage) and I find that when I set everything lined up in 600x800 and switch to 1024x768, the spacing changes and vice versa. Is there some way to make the right edges line up no matter what the

Re: [css-d] mixed-up on how to address layout and image issues in IE (PC / Mac)

Hi Ingo, Thank you for taking the time to look over the site. Your feedback is really helpful. * I'll trying commenting out the 'overflow' property * I have never heard of the 'zoom' property; I'll plug this in as well * regarding the gap on the inline images (in #sc2) do you mean the 1px of

Re: [css-d] Site Check Request Please

Thanks David. I really appreciate it. That's great to see - although a little disheartening... I'm going to try plugging in a couple of patches shortly. With any luck, maybe they'll catch most of these layout issues in IE. Best, Clayton On 3/30/06, ~davidLaakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Clayton

Re: [css-d] mixed-up on how to address layout and image issues in IE (PC / Mac)

Thanks to some quick feedback I've made these changes in an effort to become better friends with IE: * 'overflow:hidden' commented out from IE5/Mac (within 'base.css') - to try and address missing banner image * added 'zoom:1' (on #quotes div within 'iewin.css') to try and give 'layout' to

[css-d] problems with layout in Firefox But not IE?

having problems getting the layout to come out in firefox and complaint browsers was wondering if there is any reason for this especially the fact that the wrapper div isnt wrapping properly and this is most oviously seen in that the black background and the background tiled image of diagonal

[css-d] IE 5 and 5.5 Background dissapearing

I have tested this page (link below) in most modern browsers and all of them seem to work fairly well. However in IE5 and 5.5 the background images never show up or keep disappearing (in the top user information and chapter navigation areas) every time I mouse over a link until I reload the

Re: [css-d] IE 5 and 5.5 Background dissapearing

On 3/30/06, Mike Ginter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have tested this page (link below) in most modern browsers and all of them seem to work fairly well. However in IE5 and 5.5 the background images never show up or keep disappearing (in the top user information and chapter navigation areas) I

Re: [css-d] flexibility for some DIVs

David Gordon wrote: Here's a page I'm designing to work with TextPatten (its a dummy, the links don't work). http://www.dgordon.eclipse.co.uk/demo.html This is looking good to me so far, the main news headlines are arranged as I want them, a big headline over two columns followed by older

Re: [css-d] Preventing DIVs from dropping down the page on smaller screens.

Austin, Darrel wrote: Is there a common way to solve DIVs from dropping down the page when the browser is shrunk short of using min-width settings? I'm having a problem mainly in IE. My markup is like this: Div pageWrapper div leftNav {width: 200px; float: left;} Div contentColumnsWrapper

Re: [css-d] [Bulk] Re: Resolution question - sinai

Sorry about that. I guess I wasn't thinking. Thank you for the links. As I said, the page is still in a very rough stage so I will look at these and incorporate them. Riva Felix Miata wrote: There's really no reason to list all of your CSS in your post, as it is easily loaded from the page

Re: [css-d] Resolution question

Thank you for the reply Francky. Riva francky wrote: Hi Riva, As you see, the header (here the h1) has a fixed margin-right of 15px, while the #main container is positioned in % of the screen width, combined with margins in em's. One right side is fixed, and one is flexible in general

[css-d] Converting design from Absolute positioning

Hello again, I'm in the process of converting a CSS from using absolute positioning to something a little more flexible, since we are trying to develop a CMS for the site, and would like the content to be a little more fluid, so we can add tools here and there. The page I'm using as a guinea pig

[css-d] Pure CSS Rollover revisited, need a little help polishing

A while back a put together a technique for a pure CSS image rollover which I dubbed MIR and I posted it here: http://www.christianmontoya.com/2006/02/01/pure-css-image-rollover/ It's a little complex to explain so please read the post if you didn't hear about it. I decided to revisit the

Re: [css-d] problems with layout in Firefox But not IE?

Ben Scott wrote: having problems getting the layout to come out in firefox and complaint browsers was wondering if there is any reason for this especially the fact that the wrapper div isnt wrapping properly and this is most oviously seen in that the black background and the background tiled

Re: [css-d] Converting design from Absolute positioning

Geoffrey Alan Colbath wrote: I'm in the process of converting a CSS from using absolute positioning to something a little more flexible, since we are trying to develop a CMS for the site, and would like the content to be a little more fluid, so we can add tools here and there. The page I'm

Re: [css-d] Pure CSS Rollover revisited, need a little help polishing

Christian Montoya wrote: [...] Success: http://temp.rdpdesign.com/mir/mirtest.html If you turn off images you will see that the text displays just like any old ALT text would, but while images are on you have that slick rollover effect working fine. [...] The second row of anchors is floated to

[css-d] Problem with table or div dimensions

Hi to every: I have a table an inside a TD element I have a DIV. Now the problem is when text is too long the page is distort and not look well. I probe in this two ways: 1) Apply properties to TD element: td.noticias_cabecera { background: url(../images/simpro_r11_c1.jpg) no-repeat;

Re: [css-d] Pure CSS Rollover revisited, need a little help polishing

On 3/30/06, francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Christian Montoya wrote: [...] Success: http://temp.rdpdesign.com/mir/mirtest.html Hi Christian, First: I like this kind of experiments/inventions! :-) Second: I see some complications...(Win98SE): - In FF1.07 (1024x768, fontsize: normal)

[css-d] Submenus under container in horizontal dropdown layout--revisited

I'm trying to put together a sample layout page for horizontal dropdown SOS menus based mostly on the code on alistapart.com. I've got it looking great, all except that the submenus appear *underneath* the container in IE only. The other week when I was trying to put a horizontal dropdown

Re: [css-d] The captions! The captions! AUGH!!!!!

On Mar 31, 2006, at 5:36 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The caption element may contain any body content, like a table cell can, according to HTML XHTML: The Definitive Guide, 4th Ed. O'Reilly. Well, That book is wrong. Wouldn't be the first time.