Re: [css-d] Differences between IE/FF with fieldset padding/margins

On Jul 3, 2006, at 11:02 AM, francky wrote: >> This doesn't work as you intended in Firefox 1.5 and up (and Camino, >> SeaMonkey1.0x,...). The div covers up the legend. >> >> Here are the rules that govern the display of the in Gecko >> 1.8+ (found in res/forms.css): >> >>> legend { >>> paddin

Re: [css-d] email stripping out the css from tables?

Bojana, The link to the wiki that Jan Brasna sent you also links to the article that I mentioned. Apologies everyone for the noise! Cordially, David Hucklesby -- __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mail

Re: [css-d] email stripping out the css from tables?

On Mon, 3 Jul 2006 09:10:01 +0930, Bojana Lalic wrote: > > Any tips regarding the use of css and tables in emails would be > greatly appreciated. > Hi Bojana, You may find this March 30 article at Campaign Monitor useful. It is named "A Guide to CSS Support in Email" :

Re: [css-d] Differences between IE/FF with fieldset padding/margins

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > On Jul 1, 2006, at 8:52 PM, francky wrote: > >> Yes! :-) - It triggered my inspiration to try a variant: another >> young html monkey >> . >> > > This doesn't work as you intended in Firefox

Re: [css-d] email stripping out the css from tables?

> Any tips regarding the use of css and tables in emails would be greatly > appreciated. Try to find some clues at the resources from -- Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com | www.wdnews.net ___

[css-d] email stripping out the css from tables?

Hi all I am building a newsletter for the email. I used css initially but then the client complained that html wasn't displaying the content as it should be. Instead of displaying two columns it only displays one and also strips out all the css. I have now started modifying the template and pla

Re: [css-d] IE and border-style:groove

francky wrote: [border-style:groove;] > Thanks! In the meantime I prepared an alternative solution: > play the border-colors round with a solid style and the half > of the border-width in the #wrapper, and add an > "#inner-wrapper" doing the same for the inside groovy colors. > Then browsers (and

Re: [css-d] IE and border-style:groove

Els wrote: >francky wrote: > > >>[...] >>Yes, here a testpage >>. >>(Eager to reply, I didn't notice Els already gave the answer. >>;-) ) >> >> >Yours is more complete though - I didn't compare FF and IE, and >also didn'

Re: [css-d] IE and border-style:groove

francky wrote: > Els wrote: >> Peter L. Schlueter wrote: >>> But IE will not display the {border-style: groove;} request. >>> Firefox does. >> >> You set black, and IE has trouble taking one darker and one >> lighter colour from that. >> If you would use #CC; for example, you'll see groove sty

Re: [css-d] IE and border-style:groove

Els wrote: >Peter L. Schlueter wrote: > > >>I have a problem with a Very simple site. >>http://www.undergroundrapcd.com . Simple one page, no >>graphics, no floats, text only! But IE will not display the >>{border-style: groove;} request. Firefox does. The site >>validates for HTML and CSS. The

Re: [css-d] liquify current layout

Ooops, this is the site I'm workin on: http://www.vachiropractic.com/newsite/ I'm looking to liquify the current layout. Ideally I'd like to mirror the general layout of this layout: http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/LayoutGala23.html One modification I'd like to implement is the ability to have te

Re: [css-d] IE and border-style:groove

Peter L. Sc hlueter wrote: > I have a problem with a Very simple site. > http://www.undergroundrapcd.com . Simple one page, no > graphics, no floats, text only! But IE will not display the > {border-style: groove;} request. Firefox does. The site > validates for HTML and CSS. The CSS is as follows.

[css-d] IE and border-style:groove

I have a problem with a Very simple site. http://www.undergroundrapcd.com . Simple one page, no graphics, no floats, text only! But IE will not display the {border-style: groove;} request. Firefox does. The site validates for HTML and CSS. The CSS is as follows... * { padding:0; margin:0;