Re: [css-d] Class(div)-itis, preferences, css coding techniques: what is best?

Hi Georg, that was an excellent response! Saving this one to the archives. Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > The one that works best - in each case :-) Kinda what I was thinking, but wanted to hear it from the pros. > I do add classes to ID'ed elements for certain things, but I find it > easier to maintai

Re: [css-d] Class(div)-itis, preferences, css coding techniques: what is best?

Micky Hulse wrote: > [...] But when I start noticing common styles (for example: clears, > background colors, and/or font colors), it seems more logical to > apply classes to my markup like the first example (or second... which > is better?) The one that works best - in each case :-) I do add

Re: [css-d] float: left problem

Thanks to Robert my problem was fixed. I needed to set some margin and padding for the ul. Here is the code: #left ul { margin: 0; padding: 0; margin-top: 10px; } #left li { list-style-type: none; margin-left: 20px; } Thanks Robert! Robert O'Rourke wrote: www.livinghop

Re: [css-d] float: left problem

> www.livinghopecollege.com/test2/ > > It looks fine in Flock, but in IE the quick links are messed up. > Anyone know if this is an IE bug or what and how to fix it? > > Trey Copeland Alright Trey, I'd start by setting a default margin and padding to the ul. Different browsers have differe

[css-d] float: left problem

www.livinghopecollege.com/test2/ It looks fine in Flock, but in IE the quick links are messed up. Anyone know if this is an IE bug or what and how to fix it? Trey Copeland __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discu

Re: [css-d] 2 column layout problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I have a page in a 2 column layout When the content in the right column goes >beyond the the content in the left column, the extra text moves to the left. >It's a simple layout with one column floated left & the other having a left >margin equal to it's width. There sh

Re: [css-d] 2 column layout problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have a page in a 2 column layout When the content in the right column goes > beyond the the content in the left column, the extra text moves to the left. > ... > > Cheryl > Hi Cheryl, its the 3-pixel text jog bug in IE. Its caused by an extra 3 pixels of margin

Re: [css-d] margin or padding issue?

Dave Goodchild wrote: >...or maybe add this to #wrap: > >background:url(images/main-water.png); > >and remove that rule from #main? > .. or more maybe: remove the fixed height/width of the main-div. This is fixing everything else than IE in normal fontsize on 1024x768 resolution ... to errors in

[css-d] 2 column layout problem

I have a page in a 2 column layout When the content in the right column goes beyond the the content in the left column, the extra text moves to the left. It's a simple layout with one column floated left & the other having a left margin equal to it's width. There shouldn't be any box model issue

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox?? SOLVED

francky wrote: > I'm back to reality: indeed it is a CASTELLAR (as MS-Word says) and > indeed ... the general font setting in FF did do the trick. Now it's a > good Garamond again. > I guess the Castellar someway has been the default since I installed FF, > never made a change (& no joker aroun

Re: [css-d] Font not looking consistent across browsers

On 06/06/25 17:35 (GMT-0400) Tony Balazs apparently typed: > I'd be very grateful if you could check out > http://www.snowflakeschool.org.uk > where fonts are not looking consistent across browsers. I want a > small size verdana look and get it in Camino Mac OS X but in most > other browser

Re: [css-d] Can click a radio in Firefox

> I'm using the format below to lay out a number of forms (actual CSS > doesn't matter I don't think). I've removed some crap for simplicity. > > State > > > > In one case, I need two YES/No radio buttons where the label normally > is. As far as layout goes, it works fine. Function, in I

[css-d] Font not looking consistent across browsers

I'd be very grateful if you could check out http://www.snowflakeschool.org.uk where fonts are not looking consistent across browsers. I want a small size verdana look and get it in Camino Mac OS X but in most other browsers the font doesn't come out right and looks horrible in my Win/IE6.

[css-d] Class(div)-itis, preferences, css coding techniques: what is best?

Hi all, hope everyone is doing well. :) CSS example 1: .fl { float: left; } Content Content Content CSS example 2: #main, #secondary, #sub { float: left; } Content Content Content CSS example 3: #main { float: left; /* plus other styles */ } #secondary { float: left; /* plus other styles *

Re: [css-d] margin or padding issue?

On 25/06/06, francky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Jon-Eric Steinbomer wrote: > > >Hi All, > > > >I'm having a display issue in Firefox with what I've thought must be the > >padding or margin on this page: > > > >http://www.singleoutsourcesolutions.com/about.htm > > > >CSS here: > > > >http://www.

Re: [css-d] margin or padding issue?

Jon-Eric Steinbomer wrote: >Hi All, > >I'm having a display issue in Firefox with what I've thought must be the >padding or margin on this page: > >http://www.singleoutsourcesolutions.com/about.htm > >CSS here: > >http://www.singleoutsourcesolutions.com/styles.css > >The "main" div seems to be "p

[css-d] margin or padding issue?

Hi All, I'm having a display issue in Firefox with what I've thought must be the padding or margin on this page: http://www.singleoutsourcesolutions.com/about.htm CSS here: http://www.singleoutsourcesolutions.com/styles.css The "main" div seems to be "pushed down" but I can't figure out what'

Re: [css-d] Alignment Problems

Liz wrote: > The problem is the alignment is different in every browser on > every platform. Hi Liz, The problem may be that you have left the default margins on the UL (topNavList). If you set these to margin:0 within the div (topNav) this will hopefully aleviate some differences across browse

Re: [css-d] Alignment Problems

Liz lizCSSlist wrote: > Alignment problems > > http://www.tonepoemcollection.com/indexInclude.html > http://www.tonepoemcollection.com/tp.css > > I'm a novice at css layout. I'm having problems aligning the logo > with the top nav. [...] > The problem is the alignment is different in every bro

Re: [css-d] dilemma

An update for the kind folks who helped out... The PERL stuff is beyond me, so I'm having the client go to an expert on that one, possibly their server. They had too limited a budget for me to redo the site with CSS. The "A"s were a surprise! They were all extra spaces in the coding. For insta

[css-d] Alignment Problems

Alignment problems http://www.tonepoemcollection.com/indexInclude.html http://www.tonepoemcollection.com/tp.css I'm a novice at css layout. I'm having problems aligning the logo with the top nav. The top nav is a list but I don't know if that makes a difference. It is also in an include but displ

[css-d] Safari not reading stylesheet

Can anyone tell me why Safari won't read the stylesheet on my site? For some reason adding a background image and giving the #page section a transparent background has essentially deleted style.css for safari. Site: http://www.flickergaming.net Thanks, - Jason _

Re: [css-d] now what on earth is this again? [IE driving me nuts]

Ingo Chao wrote: >Guillaume Bokiau wrote: > > >>www.demir-ri.be >>compare in IE and any other browser >> >> >Looks like as if only the right half is reacting on hover, in connection >with the 50% negative margin of the div. >Add position:relative to the div. > >Please use meaningful subject

[css-d] Can click a radio in Firefox

Here's a REALLY weird one. I'm using the format below to lay out a number of forms (actual CSS doesn't matter I don't think). I've removed some crap for simplicity. State In one case, I need two YES/No radio buttons where the label normally is. As far as layout goes, it works fine. Func

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox?? SOLVED

Nick Fitzsimons wrote: >francky wrote: > > >>Analyze: FF is making capitals of the text, but 'cause these texts have >>a { text-transform: lowercase; } there should be no capitals in FF at >>all... Then it must be the font itself. Indeed, I made a test page, and >>FF (1.07 anyway) has a diffe

Re: [css-d] now what on earth is this again? [IE driving me nuts]

Guillaume Bokiau wrote: > www.demir-ri.be > > compare in IE and any other browser Looks like as if only the right half is reacting on hover, in connection with the 50% negative margin of the div. Add position:relative to the div. Please use meaningful subject lines, Guillaume. Ingo -- htt

[css-d] now what on earth is this again? [IE driving me nuts]

www.demir-ri.be compare in IE and any other browser __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discu

[css-d] column and div help

Hi . . . css problems! I am on a mac. How can I get the background to appear in the header. It is fine in firefox, not in safari (there should be stripes the width of the header)? How can I get my "leftcol" and "content" cols" to match the top borders? On the "nav" menu, when hovering there is

Re: [css-d] win2000/ie5.5 :: no-show

Michael Geary wrote: >> From: David Laakso >> >> This extremely simple page is driving me nuts: >> >> It is fine on my end in ie555 on xp. >> But a no-show in browsercam win2000/ie5.5. > I'm not sure which of the two URLs you're having trouble with, but they both > load fi

Re: [css-d] win2000/ie5.5 :: no-show

> From: David Laakso > > This extremely simple page is driving me nuts: > > It is fine on my end in ie555 on xp. > But a no-show in browsercam win2000/ie5.5. > Can someone please confirm there is, in fact, life on win2000/ie5.5? > > http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/ccs/p

[css-d] win2000/ie5.5 :: no-show

This extremely simple page is driving me nuts: It is fine on my end in ie555 on xp. But a no-show in browsercam win2000/ie5.5. Can someone please confirm there is, in fact, life on win2000/ie5.5? Thanks, ~dL http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/ccs/pow/pow.html _

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox??

francky wrote: > Analyze: FF is making capitals of the text, but 'cause these texts have > a { text-transform: lowercase; } there should be no capitals in FF at > all... Then it must be the font itself. Indeed, I made a test page, and > FF (1.07 anyway) has a different font for the default "seri

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox??

francky wrote: > > . > Do you see the same in FF as in the screenshots? If yes, how come FF has > such a strange default for the serif? > Or maybe it is just some error in my win-pc? > > francky 14 captures:

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox??

francky, On Jun 25, 2006, at 9:26 AM, francky wrote: > This is my testpage > . > Do you see the same in FF as in the screenshots? If yes, how come FF > has > such a strange default for the serif? > Or maybe it is just some error

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox??

On 6/25/06, francky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all (in general) > and David Laakso (in particular), > Looking with FF1.07 at David's page , some > topics ago, I remarked that some texts in the thumbnails are peeping out > of the box - not David's style! Went to IE: the

Re: [css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox??

francky wrote: > Do you see the same in FF as in the screenshots? If yes, how come FF has > such a strange default for the serif? > Or maybe it is just some error in my win-pc? Did you check the browser font settings? My guess is that the serif font is set to the font you see. -- Joel Goldst

[css-d] Strange serif font in Firefox??

Hi all (in general) and David Laakso (in particular), Looking with FF1.07 at David's page , some topics ago, I remarked that some texts in the thumbnails are peeping out of the box - not David's style! Went to IE: there alright... Is the world upside down? ;-) Analyze: F

Re: [css-d] Mac site check please

Christine Ce wrote: > On 6/24/06, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Do you mean I should not have the pop-up? I'm afraid I can't do that, my > client is adamant she wants a pop-up. > RE: Given that you must have the pop-up, it might help to b

Re: [css-d] Mac site check please

On 6/24/06, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > One /solution/ would be to ditch the cat and mouse pop-up. Set the stuff > in a text list adjacent to the rodent. Set font-size 100% on the body > declaration(ie font re-size bug)so the fonts don't go totally goofy on > zoom. Declare /no/ fo