Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 :: no-show

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > David Laakso wrote: > > This page is a no-show in mac/ie5.2 according to browsercam [...] >> Looks as though I need to hide the page from mac/ie5.2. >> > > Not at all :-) > > Just add... > > /*\*//*/ > * html body #c

Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 :: no-show

David Laakso wrote: >>> This page is a no-show in mac/ie5.2 >>> according to browsercam [...] > Looks as though I need to hide the page from mac/ie5.2. Not at all :-) Just add... /*\*//*/ * html body #content {display: block;} /**/ ...somewhere after the existing st

Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 :: no-show

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > On Jun 25, 2006, at 12:12 PM, David Laakso wrote: > >> This page is a no-show in mac/ie5.2 according >> to browsercam. Can >> someone please confirm. > > Content is all there. Just below

Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 :: no-show

Roger Roelofs wrote: > David, > > On Jun 24, 2006, at 11:12 PM, David Laakso wrote: > >> This page is a no-show in mac/ie5.2 according >> to browsercam. Can >> someone please confirm. > > It's there, sort of. You have

Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 :: no-show

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > On Jun 25, 2006, at 12:12 PM, David Laakso wrote: >> This page is a no-show in mac/ie5.2 according >> to browsercam. Can >> someone please confirm. > Content is all there. Just below the fo

[css-d] mac/ie5.2 :: no-show

This page is a no-show in mac/ie5.2 according to browsercam. Can someone please confirm. Thanks. ~dL -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/ccs/pow/pow.html ___

Re: [css-d] horisontal nav-list not in ie

Eystein Alnaes wrote: >I'm having a problem with a nav-list not rendering horisontal in IE5.x and >7b2. (I don't have IE6 anymore thanks to IE7 :/ ) >Using sliding doors expands the li's to the full width of the parent >element, which I believe they shouldn't. I'm using typical markup: >[...] >wit

Re: [css-d] h4/a right border alignment within td (E.M on CSS p.102)

Albo Fossa wrote: >I've been taking the course. I see you add right padding to < a > elements >in the < td >, thus forcing the border to the right. I *don't* understand >how the < h4 > right borders jump over too, and in general the < h4 > text >remains so obedient. Does it have to do with the fac

Re: [css-d] left - center - right

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: >Bruce MacKay wrote: > > >>I want to arrange a "previous page", "table of contents", and "next >>page" set of icons on the left, center and right hand side of the >>page, in the same "row". >> >>I can easily achieve the left and right through floats, [...] >>I'd appreciat

Re: [css-d] Is it possible to place different images next to different menu items using CSS?

On 6/25/06, Jasmin Marcolin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Would anybody know if it is possible to have different images placed next to > different menu items using vertical css menus with dropdown menus? > > For example, if I had a menu item called "Chair" and wanted to place a small > image of a

[css-d] Is it possible to place different images next to different menu items using CSS?

Would anybody know if it is possible to have different images placed next to different menu items using vertical css menus with dropdown menus? For example, if I had a menu item called "Chair" and wanted to place a small image of a chair next to this menu item and then if there was another menu

Re: [css-d] Mac site check please

Christine Ce wrote: > On 6/23/06, Philippe Wittenbergh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Yes, it works more or less. >> You have a horizontal scroll bar on that page, caused by the absolute >> positioning of the pop up (esp the 'right:0'). It is a well known bug >> [1]. >> > > > Thanks for t

Re: [css-d] Form Select drop-down causing IE Problems.

> > I've got a two column layout with the nav on the left. On one page, I've > got a form that has a select in it that's on the same plane as the > navigation. > > I'm using the same class on all text inputs and select drop-down. > > .txtinput { >width: 255px; } > > The form itself is 600

[css-d] Form Select drop-down causing IE Problems.

I've got a two column layout with the nav on the left. On one page, I've got a form that has a select in it that's on the same plane as the navigation. I'm using the same class on all text inputs and select drop-down. .txtinput { width: 255px; } The form itself is 600px wide. In IE, the en

Re: [css-d] Mac site check please

On 6/23/06, Philippe Wittenbergh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Yes, it works more or less. > You have a horizontal scroll bar on that page, caused by the absolute > positioning of the pop up (esp the 'right:0'). It is a well known bug > [1]. Thanks for that, I will check on that bug. There a

Re: [css-d] left - center - right

Bruce MacKay wrote: > I want to arrange a "previous page", "table of contents", and "next > page" set of icons on the left, center and right hand side of the > page, in the same "row". > > I can easily achieve the left and right through floats, [...] > I'd appreciate someone pointing me in the

[css-d] left - center - right

Hi folks, I want to arrange a "previous page", "table of contents", and "next page" set of icons on the left, center and right hand side of the page, in the same "row". I can easily achieve the left and right through floats, but I cannot get the centered image to stay in vertical alignment wit