Re: [css-d] Forms

Right now it shows up under the field label. I am trying to get it to the right of the field box. For some reason it does not want to be there. Here is the address: http://pamshop.com/Template1/exp1.php I'd be happy for any suggestions. Mark, I guess this is because you have the

Re: [css-d] Thoughts on this method

Kenny Graham wrote: and a ton of these little boxes are going to be floated all over the place and, of course, if there are going to be more than one of these, replace the ids with classes in both the html and css ... and maybe some more ideas:

[css-d] Data not Visible in IE, but works fine in FF

Dear All, This is my first post in this forum, please bear with me, as I get used to the forum.. I need help, the following site http://www.aadima.com works fine with FF but with IE only the left sidebar is displayed and not the main and the right sidebar. Any pointers will be of great

[css-d] not auto expanding and can't be bordered

Hello As you can see the right div ( http://www.surprises.tg/newsletter/administration.html , which looks fine in Firefox ) has a border-left of 1px. The form contained within it have a left-marged : 10px and is autoexpanding itself to the same height of the first DIV. I have used the

[css-d] CSS Upper Menu - Right Justified hates IE for some reason

Hey guys! This webpage: http://hitech.lead2gold.org/ almost looks the way I want it to now (thanks to all the people who've replied to me in the past here). My problem now is getting IE to stop putting a massive amount of blank white space separating the heading from the rest of the page. I was

Re: [css-d] different positioning with Internet Explorer

David McFarland wrote: in every browser but IE (including IE 7) the bottom of the paragraph is 10 pixels from the bottom, but in IE it's 6 pixels. http://www.sawmac.com/tests/caption.html The bottom setting is 10px in IE6, however, the inline replaced image does not sit on the bottom, but

Re: [css-d] CSS Upper Menu - Right Justified hates IE for some reason

Hey guys! This webpage: http://hitech.lead2gold.org/ almost looks the way I want it to now (thanks to all the people who've replied to me in the past here). My problem now is getting IE to stop putting a massive amount of blank white space separating the heading from the rest of the

[css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

I've mostly lurked on this list for more than three years but had this niggling issue going round in my mind. As I understand it, best search engine results are obtained by placing content nearest the top of page code - matching key words in h1, alt, title tags and first sentence of content is

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

My question is this: is it more search engine friendly to use a mark-up format of Columns / Header / Footer and use CSS position:absolute to place Header above Columns and Footer? If so, what are the pitfalls, if any? TIA for response. Mike A. Hi Mike, I think thelist

Re: [css-d] Forms

I moved the hints and errors text next to the label text thinking it would then be on the same line. For some odd reason though it still falls below the label text. Also, I tried increasing the width of the formcontainer with the same reaction. Is it possible that it's a problem to control

Re: [css-d] Forms

Mark Fellowes wrote: I moved the hints and errors text next to the label text thinking it would then be on the same line. For some odd reason though it still falls below the label text. Also, I tried increasing the width of the formcontainer with the same reaction. Is it possible that

Re: [css-d] Forms

Mark, view the source of the parsed page in your browser, copy it to your editor and start debugging in a plain html file. plabel for=kt_login_userUsername: br class=clearfixplain / div class=KT_field_errorInvalid username./div /label/p A div cannot be a child of a label. Validate your code.

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

Robert O'Rourke wrote: My question is this: is it more search engine friendly to use a mark-up format of Columns / Header / Footer and use CSS position:absolute to place Header above Columns and Footer? If so, what are the pitfalls, if any? I think thelist (http://lists.evolt.org) would

Re: [css-d] Forms

 Yep, thank you. The br class is getting added after parsing. It's most likely in one of the class files. My apologies. Mark -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 29, 2006 2:29 PM -07:00 To: Cc: CSS List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [css-d] Forms Mark, view

[css-d] odd IE behavior with menus/sections not centering

I just started rebuilding a site with CSS. The work-in-progress demo is off my site at: http://www.dottedi.biz/demo_caps/ main stylesheet is at: www.dottedi.biz/demo_caps/stylesheet.css vertical nav stylesheet at: www.dottedi.biz/demo_caps/vnav.css horizontal nav stylesheet at:

[css-d] selectboxes

This is the scenario... A user selects the value from a selectbox the form is submitted BUTsome of the data is wrong, however the SELECTBOX has somehow retained the value that the user entered...amazing. I have been searching for a solution for this but with no luck. Is there a way to

[css-d] CSS style for disabled items in IE ?

hi all, when I set a form item to 'disabled', IE set the item text in grey. I tried to add a class to the item to put the text in black but IE ignore the class. is there a solution ? TIA, Pierre. __ css-discuss [EMAIL

Re: [css-d] Relative-sized horizontal menu buttons

== Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] == Terry Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Table layout for navigation... http://www.washington.edu/doit/Stem/ ...converted to CSS layout... http://staff.washington.edu/tft/menutest/test.html 'CSS table' properties are supposed to solve these

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

Thanks Robert, My apologies, I wasn't specific enough. My question was intended to point towards CSS issues of using flow in the way under consideration. So I should have written, what are the CSS pitfalls, if any? I accept, of course, there are other issues, especially accessibility ones,

[css-d] faux column opera9.0b2

(xp and linux on xp) On this page http://dlaakso.com/chelsea/index.xhtml in progress, the faux column rule between the center and right column is trapped and not showing in Opera9.0b2, FF/1.5.0.3, and Moz/1.7.12. It does appear in IE6.0(not exactly in the correct position, but it is on the page

Re: [css-d] faux column opera9.0b2

David Laakso wrote: (xp and linux on xp) On this page http://dlaakso.com/chelsea/index.xhtml in progress, the faux column rule between the center and right column is trapped and not showing in Opera9.0b2, FF/1.5.0.3, and Moz/1.7.12. It does appear in IE6.0(not exactly in the correct

Re: [css-d] selectboxes

That's not a CSS question, really more a function of HTML POST, sometimes called a 'sticky form'. JavaScript or a scripting language such as PHP are commonly used to make the forms smart, retain and qualify data. Check out a quickie example at: www.dottedi.biz/codesamples/stickyform.php and

Re: [css-d] faux column opera9.0b2

Ingo Chao wrote: David Laakso wrote: (xp and linux on xp) On this page http://dlaakso.com/chelsea/index.xhtml in progress, the faux column rule between the center and right column is trapped and not showing in Opera9.0b2, FF/1.5.0.3, and Moz/1.7.12. It does appear in IE6.0(not exactly in

[css-d] can I do it another way ?

http://www.surprises.tg/newsletter/administration2.html It's the form on the page. It must look exactly like in the design : http://www.surprises.tg/newsletter/admintemp_mod2.png I've used floated dl but I'm tired with what I'm getting with IE. Any other suggestion to do it would be greatly

[css-d] Positioning collapses

hi, Can you look at this site: http://dawnstudios.com/sandbox/zane2/ If you look at the footer class, it's got position: absolute, so that it's bottom aligns. However, if you go here: http://dawnstudios.com/sandbox/zane2/?page_id=2, it's the same CSS, but as the footer aligns to the bottom of

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

At 2:23 PM +0100 5/29/06, Mike A wrote: I've mostly lurked on this list for more than three years but had this niggling issue going round in my mind. As I understand it, best search engine results are obtained by placing content nearest the top of page code - matching key words in h1, alt,

[css-d] A Gecko page rendering problem with restyled table layout...?

Hi folks, I don't know whether anyone's come across this one before (I hope they have!) It *might* sound a little confusing, but I have prepared an example page[1]. I've re-styled table rows (it is tabular data, but let's not get into THAT argument!:) as blocks and left-floated them to get

Re: [css-d] A Gecko page rendering problem with restyled table layout...?

On Monday 2006-05-29 21:38 +0100, Stuart Homfray wrote: Anyone seen anything like this before? It's not a Gecko bug is it!? If a page behaves differently depending on the order things load, the speed they load, or separation of packets during the loads, then it's definitely a bug in the browser.

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

Conventional mark-up and layout results in the typical HTML page format of Header / Columns / Footer format for natural page flow. My question is this: is it more search engine friendly to use a mark-up format of Columns / Header / Footer and use CSS position:absolute to place Header

Re: [css-d] site check please

Hi Peter Sorry, I sent my reply to you personally rather than the list, didn't realise when I hit the reply button. I'm just about to give your suggestions a go now, will keep you posted. Pat ___ From Peter Hyde-Smith From: Peter Hyde-Smith [EMAIL

Re: [css-d] Elastic and liquid layout

V.V.Nice! works in (latest OS + browsers) Safari Version 2.0.3 (417.9.2) Mac + PC Firefox 1.5.0.3 PC Opera 8.52 PC Netscape 8.1 IE7.0.5346.5 Beta 2 My 1024 display has the big words overlapping at text size X5 in Firefox. On 5/29/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mark Fellowes

[css-d] Site Check

Not quite finished yet but would welcome comments. http://www.mimbee.net/test/index.htm __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub --

[css-d] width:100% produces width:150% (not quite, but almost)

Ok, here is the before of the website: http://hitech.lead2gold.org/view_teams.php Here is the after once I attempt to change the style of the table to width:100%: http://hitech.lead2gold.org/stylebrken.php It looks terrible I don't know why it won't just keep the right margins like it does

[css-d] [Fwd: Data not Visible in IE, but works fine in FF]

Dear All, After a bit of searching, I have identified the source of the problem, but still yet to find a solution. The problem seems to be an IFRAME (which is created thru Javascript @ runtime). This is causing IE to whiteout the rest of the code. Also my same column height is not yet

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

Pitfalls: - repositioned bits and pieces may not scale well when subjected to font-resizing. Use em's. Simple example with composite header: http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_1_02_02.html With css you can display things one-way for the viewer and another way for SE's -- no problem. I see

Re: [css-d] Site Check :: miriam battersby

Miriam Battersby wrote: Not quite finished yet but would welcome comments. http://www.mimbee.net/test/index.htm I took a quick tour, Miriam, and I think you are coming along fine-- just a few notes. I think you may need to trim the wrapper by 90px or so, so that it does not overlap the image

Re: [css-d] width:100% produces width:150% (not quite, but almost)

On May 30, 2006, at 9:49 AM, Chris C wrote: Ok, here is the before of the website: http://hitech.lead2gold.org/view_teams.php Here is the after once I attempt to change the style of the table to width:100%: http://hitech.lead2gold.org/stylebrken.php It looks terrible I don't know why

Re: [css-d] Site Check

From: Miriam Battersby [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 29, 2006 7:15 PM Subject: [css-d] Site Check Not quite finished yet but would welcome comments. http://www.mimbee.net/test/index.htm 05/29/2006 Miriam: In WinXP-SP2 with 1024x768 screen resolution... IE7.0-Beta2 at medium text size

[css-d] IE problem

I have tried many things and have failed to make question 2.2 on this survey to look properly in IE. It looks like I want it to in Firefox. http://www.facilityplanners.com/survey/_common/v6/genSurvey.aspx?p=/survey/ucr/s2/ The relevant markup is: fieldset

Re: [css-d] Generally: CSS and SEO

tedd wrote: Pitfalls: - repositioned bits and pieces may not scale well when subjected to font-resizing. Use em's. Using 'em' for dimensioning and positioning works just fine in some cases, but not at all in others. It all depends of what those bits and pieces are and where they're going,

Re: [css-d] IE problem

mark brailsford wrote: I have tried many things and have failed to make question 2.2 on this survey to look properly in IE. It looks like I want it to in Firefox. http://www.facilityplanners.com/survey/_common/v6/genSurvey.aspx?p=/survey/ucr/s2/ What the heck am I doing wrong? I have

[css-d] World is upside-down, IE is good but FF is wrong

Hi, I try to fix a flyout menu. I do not know why it happens but by chance or maybe not I found my menu working fine in IE but I have problem to correct it for Firefox. You could look at the page at: http://connaissances.org/site2/ Css are at: http://connaissances.org/site2/web.css and

Re: [css-d] IE problem

Solved it myself. I had a clear all in another selector. -- /Mark Brailsford mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] blog: http://brailm.blogspot.com/ Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction. --Albert