[css-d] Image not loading on first load: IE6 CSS problem?

Hi, www.paperdesk.nl www.paperdesk.nl/css/paperdesk_stylesheet On the second page should be a stamp providing a link to another page. I got the message that the image loads only after refreshing the page on several occasions. Does anyone know this to be a CSS problem or do I have to search

Re: [css-d] Displaying and Centering Inline-Block Elements in InternetExplorer

King Chung Huang wrote: I'm trying to style a list consisting of television seasons with child lists of episodes into a horizontal element where the episodes are displayed as blocks that scroll horizontally. When there are few episodes, the episodes should be horizontally centered. When there

Re: [css-d] Image not loading on first load: IE6 CSS problem?

www.paperdesk.nl www.paperdesk.nl/css/paperdesk_stylesheet On the second page should be a stamp providing a link to another page. I got the message that the image loads only after refreshing the page on several occasions. The page loads fine on both IE6 or FF Windows XP. Not sure what

Re: [css-d] Image not loading on first load: IE6 CSS problem?

Not sure what the problem is then! I also see the stamp OK, and the link works on the following (on XP) Opera 8.5 Netscape 8.1 Firefox 1.5 IE6 Mark. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] IE7b2 peekaboo?

Alastair Campbell wrote: Apologies if I missed it before, but has anyone else had problems with peekaboo bugs in IE7? I thought it had been fixed, so I was a little surprised to come across it, The peekaboo, meaning content appearing and reappearing depending on scroll, window rezise,

Re: [css-d] IE7b2 peekaboo?

Ingo Chao wrote: The peekaboo, meaning content appearing and reappearing depending on scroll, window rezise, the weather forecast, is fixed in IE7. The problem you are reporting is not of that now you can see me, now you don't kind. Ah, thanks for that, I guess that's why I didn't find

Re: [css-d] IE7b2 peekaboo?

Alastair Campbell wrote: Has anyone come up with a pithy name for this? ;) What about the r.p. punch ? In the end, these are just heads of Hydra, smash one, and two will grow. Ingo -- http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html __

[css-d] Image not display in IE when float style applied.

Hi All, I have another of those nigglies with IE and Firefox. http://www.tboult.co.uk/dev/ag/ The thumbnails in the center column display in Firefox but not in IE. I have had a play with z-index's and google but no joy. I did notice if I took the float: left out of the style it will appear.

Re: [css-d] Image not display in IE when float style applied.

Trevor Boult wrote: http://www.tboult.co.uk/dev/ag/ The thumbnails in the center column display in Firefox but not in IE. I have had a play with z-index's and google but no joy. I did notice if I took the float: left out of the style it will appear. Any ideas as yet again I'm at a loss?

[css-d] CSS/JS dropdowns over Flash in Safari -- flickering

I am using CSS/JavaScript dropdown menus and they work in IE 6 and FF on Windows, and FF on the Mac. The *only* problem is that with the Safari browser, the dropdowns sort of flicker on and off and disappear -- only on the home page where there is a Flash animation they drop down over. The menus

Re: [css-d] CSS/JS dropdowns over Flash in Safari -- flickering

At 12:35 PM 6/13/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am using CSS/JavaScript dropdown menus and they work in IE 6 and FF on Windows, and FF on the Mac. The *only* problem is that with the Safari browser, the dropdowns sort of flicker on and off and disappear -- only on I don't see them working fine

Re: [css-d] CSS/JS dropdowns over Flash in Safari -- flickering

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am using CSS/JavaScript dropdown menus and they work in IE 6 and FF on Windows, and FF on the Mac. The *only* problem is that with the Safari browser, the dropdowns sort of flicker on and off and disappear -- only on the home page where there is a Flash

Re: [css-d] Help with IE discrepancies

Familiarize yourself with the box model hack: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=BoxModelHack The best one though is probably this one: http://virtuelvis.com/archives/2004/02/css-ie-only [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi there, I've created a page for a client and used CSS for layout. I'm a

Re: [css-d] Please - Question on z-index and positioning

-Original Message- I am having is the sub-menus that pop out are appearing under the adjacent div's content. I tried using a z-index but to no avail. Tom I just found this wonderful site last week that explained the z-index very well. I had to read it twice, but I now have it. I

[css-d] Site Check - Donovan Bond

With help from css-d, I put together my first CSS site. It's been a while and I'm rusty, but I've managed a redesign. Please have a look and let me know of any oddities. Viewing it in Virtual PC Win98/IE5 the layout breaks apart a fair bit, but Win98/ IE6 seems ok apart from the Press

Re: [css-d] Image not loading on first load: IE6 CSS problem?

Arno @ Raketnet wrote: Hi, www.paperdesk.nl www.paperdesk.nl/css/paperdesk_stylesheet On the second page should be a stamp providing a link to another page. I got the message that the image loads only after refreshing the page on several occasions. Does anyone know this to be a CSS problem or

Re: [css-d] Help with IE discrepancies

to get the same box model for ie6 that all other browsers have, simply put a standards doctype on your pages. this will then give ie6 and all future versions the w3c box model and means that you only have to hack the dead (as in ie versions that are no longer supported, such as ie5 and below) to

Re: [css-d] Image not loading on first load: IE6 CSS problem?

Can you tell some more about the several occasions? Which occasion(s) in which browser(s)? At first glance I think it is no css problem. - Can it be that the visitor has an old version of the same page in his cache? The site has been launched only recently on that domain. A test version

Re: [css-d] IE lines up correctly, nothing else does

Thank you, I fixed the redundant code. I also went over the page again, added some more parts, but still have the exact same problem. http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Test/index.asp in IE7 looks just the way it's supposed to look. In FF the menu and all succeeding divs drop down below the logo.

Re: [css-d] IE lines up correctly, nothing else does

Liz Rainey wrote: Thank you, I fixed the redundant code. I also went over the page again, added some more parts, but still have the exact same problem. http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Test/index.asp in IE7 looks just the way it's supposed to look. In FF the menu and all succeeding divs drop

[css-d] CSS for input[type=radio] Approaches in IE

Hi all, input[type=radio] { /* special stuff for radio buttons here */ } works in most browsers, of course, except IE (pre7). Has anyone figured out a neat hack to get IE to render as the other browsers would... without setting a class (hard coded in the output) on the radio buttons? I'm

Re: [css-d] Site Check - Donovan Bond

Subject: [css-d] Site Check - Donovan Bond With help from css-d, I put together my first CSS site. It's been a while and I'm rusty, but I've managed a redesign. Please have a look and let me know of any oddities. Viewing it in Virtual PC Win98/IE5 the layout breaks apart a fair bit,

Re: [css-d] Site Check - Donovan Bond

My only suggestion would be to bold or otherwise highlight the clickable calendar dates. I made magic once. Now, the sofa is gone. www.dwacon.com __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] CSS for input[type=radio] Approaches in IE

Afternoon Steve You wrote Hi all, input[type=radio] { /* special stuff for radio buttons here */ } works in most browsers, of course, except IE (pre7). Has anyone figured out a neat hack to get IE to render as the other browsers would... without setting a class (hard coded in the

Re: [css-d] Site Check - Donovan Bond

On 13 Jun 2006, at 19:08, Donovan Bond wrote: With help from css-d, I put together my first CSS site. It's been a while and I'm rusty, but I've managed a redesign. Please have a look and let me know of any oddities. Works great for me on Mac OS X, in Safari 2.0.3 and 1.3.2, Firefox 1.0 and

Re: [css-d] Site Check - Donovan Bond

Donovan Bond wrote: With help from css-d, I put together my first CSS site. Please have a look and let me know of any oddities. Viewing it in Virtual PC Win98/IE5 the layout breaks apart a fair bit, but Win98/ IE6 http://homepage.mac.com/donovanbond/root/

Re: [css-d] IE7b2 peekaboo?

Ingo Chao wrote: In the end, these are just heads of Hydra, smash one, and two will grow. Indeed, I tried creating a 'fix' page and made *all* the content disappear by including a conditional comment... http://alastairc.ac/testing/IE7_bugs/peekaboo_floats_04.html -Alastair

[css-d] Problems styling an hr in FF 1.5.0.4

Hi, I am trying to style an hr and am having trouble applying a color to it in Firefox 1.5.0.4/PC. It looks fine in IE 6.0/PC. I'm following these instructions: http://www.sovavsiti.cz/css/hr.html And the code is: div class=AdminTablelessDivider id=input name=inputhr/div .AdminTablelessDivider

Re: [css-d] Problems styling an hr in FF 1.5.0.4

Allison, I had a similar issue earlier today and ended up using this instead: #subsection { position: static; border-width: 1px; border-top-style: solid; border-color: #ccc; margin-top: 0px;

Re: [css-d] Problems styling an hr in FF 1.5.0.4

Thanks very much Daniel--I was actually using borders originally but decided I wanted to use an hr for its semantic value. We are a public university and I think this could be an accessibility issue for blind users as they wouldn't see the borders (and the div contains nothing else to tell them

Re: [css-d] CSS for input[type=radio] Approaches in IE

Has anyone figured out a neat hack to get IE to render as the other browsers would... without setting a class (hard coded in the output) on the radio buttons? ... Anyone got a slick solution? Definitely not a hack, and not really neat, but a viable option: Often times form elements

Re: [css-d] IE lines up correctly, nothing else does

Liz Rainey wrote: http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Test/index.asp in IE7 looks just the way it's supposed to look. In FF the menu and all succeeding divs drop down below the logo. http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Test/css/style.css http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Test/css/dropmenu.css Liz Rainey There

[css-d] link style interference

I think I'm making this more complicated than it needs to be... In this page: http://www.parallaxwebdesign.com/projects/parallax_r2/index.php The link in the middle below 'Fresh Perspectives' is supposed to be styled like this: .content-mid-link a, a:link, a:visited { color: #00537F;

[css-d] 800x600: Layout breaks in IE6- Help!!

Hi folks, I modified the following tutorial: --- http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/skidoo_too/gargoyles/index.html which holds up just fine when viewed

[css-d] Problem with heading

I'm putting together a site and am having trouble with the heading looking right. In Firefox, it's correct. In IE, there is a small gap (so it looks like a small white line) to the right of the #header In Opera, the #header is sitting too far down and to the right (ie: there's a margin or

Re: [css-d] 800x600: Layout breaks in IE6- Help!!

Patrick Roane wrote: I modified the above tutorial (slightly) for use with my own design(see www.bistro17.net, it breaks using this resolution only in IE6. Mozilla is better. The area that I tweeked the most (which I believe is somehow causing the problem) is in the: st_gargoyles2.css.