[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks. Here's the page in question:
>
> http://help.hyperarts2.com/bruning/properties/portfolio.html
Ahem ;-)
You have duplicate IDs.
Change one of the IDs in something else and your problem will be
solved :-)
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skye estes wrote:
> hi guys; i'm converting a site from tables to css positioning, and
> i'm having trouble in internet explorer (surprise, surprise). this is
> windows ie, by the way. the header, body, and footer all have the
> same width settings, but the header is squeezing itself out to the
hi guys; i'm converting a site from tables to css positioning, and i'm
having trouble in internet explorer (surprise, surprise). this is windows
ie, by the way.
the header, body, and footer all have the same width settings, but the
header is squeezing itself out to the right.
also, the height setti
Tim Ware wrote:
>I have a div class called "content3"
>
>I have created an ID called "portfolio"
>
>In the style sheet, I have
>
>.content3 {
> rules...
> }
>
>and for a different page:
>
>.content3#portfolio {
> rules...
> }
>
>IE 6 ignore all the rules in .content3#portfo
Els wrote:
> Tim Ware wrote:
>
>> .content3#portfolio {
>> rules...
>> }
>>
>> IE 6 ignore all the rules in .content3#portfolio
>
> Try
> #portfolio.content3 {
> rules...
> }
Please ignore that - I was mistaken.
The styles should work the way you are using it. Do you have a
url showing the proble
Tim Ware wrote:
> .content3#portfolio {
> rules...
> }
>
> IE 6 ignore all the rules in .content3#portfolio
[snip]
> What am I missing?
IE's "special needs" ;-)
Try
#portfolio.content3 {
rules...
}
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I have a div class called "content3"
I have created an ID called "portfolio"
In the style sheet, I have
.content3 {
rules...
}
and for a different page:
.content3#portfolio {
rules...
}
IE 6 ignore all the rules in .content3#portfolio
If I create an entire new
Thanks for all of your help. It's works now.
On 5/14/06, Niklas Kanthak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Thank your advice. I modified my code to:
> >
> > ...
> >
> >
>
> Hello ray,
>
> that's because you've inserted a new div which clears the flow but still
> has float: right; due to the def
I certainly have some reading ahead of me. I think the point where theory and
practice fall apart is when one actually starts to work within the general
layout and implement design elements. So the layout tutorials have been a good
starting point for me but much more to go.
Mark
-Origi
Mark Fellowes wrote:
> I think this clears up a misconception for me. Like "absolute" I was
> considering floats to also be out of the document flow. Seems that
> was wrong thinking.
Yes, but you're only partly wrong :-)
Absolute positioned elements don't take up any space in the flow, so
oth
I think this clears up a misconception for me. Like "absolute" I was
considering floats to also be out of the document flow. Seems that was wrong
thinking.
Mark
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On 14 May 2006, at 11:27 am, Ingo Chao wrote:
> I thought you were asking for a general example. Your page did
> already show the img at the right place in IE, I thought.
Yes, you are right - that img is OK following earlier help. I was
just trying out your recent suggestion using this page s
Ian Piper wrote:
> On 14 May 2006, at 10:12 am, Ingo Chao wrote:
>>> If anyone could point me at a general example of how to position
>>> graphics over other elements I'd be grateful.
>> One option: Define a containing block via position:relative on any
>> box.
>> apply position:absolute to the
On 14 May 2006, at 10:12 am, Ingo Chao wrote:
>> http://www.tellura.co.uk/soundsteps/
>> Also, I have noticed that in IE the padding at the bottom of the
>> graphic is about twice the 3px it should be. Is this another IE bug?
>
> display:block on this img should solve it.
It did - thanks. I have
Ian Piper wrote:
> http://www.tellura.co.uk/soundsteps/
> Also, I have noticed that in IE the padding at the bottom of the
> graphic is about twice the 3px it should be. Is this another IE bug?
display:block on this img should solve it.
(IE constructs a baseline in an otherwise empty div, and
Erik Visser wrote:
>
> The only thing it does not yet do is:
> both columns stretching down to the bottom of the viewport even if they
> each only have a few lines of text
> you can see this the best when you zoom-out quite a bit
>
> before fixing this short coming i like your opinions
>
ok, th
On 14 May 2006, at 8:59 am, Ian Piper wrote:
> it is fine in FF (Mac and PC) and Safari, but in IE 6 on Windows the
> graphic has slid about 50px to the right. Oddly, it has pushed some
> of the text aside but overlayed other text. Can anyone tell me what I
> have done wrong here?
>
I just realis
Further to my recent posting, I have developed my code to try to get
the graphic to overlay both of the main columns. I thought that if I
put the div containing the graphic outside of the two columns and
floating it as before it might work. And so it does, except for IE :-(
If you look at
h
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