Re: [css-d] How do you adjust the indent on UL LI elements?

Robert Lane asked: How would I write a style to get rid of or reduce the indent on the list items? I would suggest that you zero out browser default margin and padding with: * { margin:0 ; padding:0; } And do not rely on inheritance for the 2nd level list item and instead specify li margins with

Re: [css-d] Compatible CSS horizontal menu

Mike A wrote: > Could someone please recommend the most up to date cross browser 3 > level CSS based horizontal menu. Take a look http://www.outprize.com horizental menu , it is 3 levels deep and uses csshover.htc file to render drop down in IE6.0 ; Body { behavior:url(../csshover.htc); ...

Re: [css-d] opera/9.0 :: hairline space between columns

David Laakso wrote: > Stuck. > There is a hairline space between column #secondary and column #tertiary > in xp opera/9.0. I can close it, but not at the expense of causing > domino effect havoc among the four columns. What to do? > uri :: > css :: embedded > Than

[css-d] Autocomplete box (from sriptatious) does not come on top in IE

I'm using a high zindex. Everythin works well in Firefox but does not work in IE. You can try it by typing d in the symbol box in the top left column. In IE the box that appears is url: www.eswap.com:8080 1. transparent 2. If there are enough options in it, then it is hidden below other window

Re: [css-d] display problems on Mac

From: "Liz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Thank you for your help Al and Philippe > > Al I tried what you said, it looks like the rectangle shows up but > not the > text. Also I lost the white color when I removed the height from > the white > bar even though I had the background color set. Here is an

Re: [css-d] display problems on Mac

Thank you for your help Al and Philippe Al I tried what you said, it looks like the rectangle shows up but not the text. Also I lost the white color when I removed the height from the white bar even though I had the background color set. then I changed the whitebar name and that didn't do anythi

Re: [css-d] Thank You! and site check please

Gwydionmom wrote: > I wanted to start out by thanking Georg for the excellent > suggestions! So with that in mind, are there any more issues that I don't see? > http://www.d2care.org/draft.php > > So, what am I missing? Is there anything else I need to know/worry > about? > Not really. Well

Re: [css-d] display problems on Mac

On Jul 13, 2006, at 11:30 AM, Liz wrote: > Can anyone tell me why the first orange top menu item "Products" > disappears > in Safari and FireFox on Mac but is ok in IE and FireFox on the > PC? It was > ok on Mac until I kept adding content to the page. The 2 column > part of > this page i

Re: [css-d] display problems on Mac

From: "Liz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Can anyone tell me why the first orange top menu item "Products" > disappears > in Safari and FireFox on Mac but is ok in IE and FireFox on the PC? > It was > ok on Mac until I kept adding content to the page. The 2 column > part of > this page is from http://

[css-d] opera/9.0 :: hairline space between columns

Stuck. There is a hairline space between column #secondary and column #tertiary in xp opera/9.0. I can close it, but not at the expense of causing domino effect havoc among the four columns. What to do? uri :: css :: embedded Thanks. ~chelsea -- http://chelseac

[css-d] display problems on Mac

Can anyone tell me why the first orange top menu item "Products" disappears in Safari and FireFox on Mac but is ok in IE and FireFox on the PC? It was ok on Mac until I kept adding content to the page. The 2 column part of this page is from http://www.liztestsite.com/acd/css/2col.css and the main

[css-d] Thank You! and site check please

I wanted to start out by thanking Georg for the excellent suggestions! Fixed both problems, and I'm not worried about pixel perfection, just that it looks acceptable in as many browsers as possible. So with that in mind, are there any more issues that I don't see? http://www.d2care.org/draf

Re: [css-d] Changing size of text on and OL

Bert Mahoney wrote: > Hi, > Is it possible to change the size of the automatic numbers that > appear on an ordered list? > I want to make the numbers larger and perhaps make them a different > color. > Use a span around the text. Then you can style the numbers and the text separately --

Re: [css-d] IE ignores background-position of "top right"

>> > > > I hadn't seen this method before, I'll definitely experiment with it, > thanks. I realise the background-image trick is an awful kludge, so > I'm glad to hear that there's a way to get float-right behaving that > way in non-Moz clients

[css-d] Changing size of text on and OL

Hi, Is it possible to change the size of the automatic numbers that appear on an ordered list? I want to make the numbers larger and perhaps make them a different color. Have searched the wiki and not found anything. Thanks, -Bert _

[css-d] Odd list problem

Hi, I've been reworking a html site to php which meant adjusting the css. Problem is now i have a menu item inside a list with an ID which doesn't want to play ball. It should be like the others i.e blue on white with a 14px left margin. But as you can see both IE and Firefox show it wrong in

Re: [css-d] How do you adjust the indent on UL LI elements?

At 03:43 PM 7/12/2006, Robert Lane wrote: >My page is at: >http://www.careercounselingservices.com/test2/outplacement.htm > >If you scroll down in the lower half of the page (yes it is long!) >there are some nested unordered lists. > >I want to reduce the indents. ... >How would I write a style to

Re: [css-d] Compatible CSS horizontal menu

http://www.alistapart.com/articles/hybrid/ Not exactly new stuff, but I've had good luck with Eric Shepherd's hybrid css menus. They work purely on CSS for everything but IE6 (and earlier - works a treat in IE7b2). A small bit of javascript makes it work fine in IE6. It's pretty simple JS and shou

Re: [css-d] How do you adjust the indent on UL LI elements?

Robert Lane wrote: >My page is at: >http://www.careercounselingservices.com/test2/outplacement.htm > >If you scroll down in the lower half of the page (yes it is long!) >there are some nested unordered lists. > >I want to reduce the indents. > >I tried the following but it didn't seem to work: > >

Re: [css-d] How do you adjust the indent on UL LI elements?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Robert Lane wrote: > How would I write a style to get rid of or reduce the indent on the list > items? Try playing around with the paddings of the . Ricky -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.3 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFEtYQ+iXbZ7NjlUcARAu79AK

[css-d] How do you adjust the indent on UL LI elements?

My page is at: http://www.careercounselingservices.com/test2/outplacement.htm If you scroll down in the lower half of the page (yes it is long!) there are some nested unordered lists. I want to reduce the indents. I tried the following but it didn't seem to work: .disc{list-style-type: disc;} .

Re: [css-d] List Style - how would you change to get a "-"

>Robert Lane wrote: > > Trying to do a nested nested nested type list and want to use just a "-" > > in front of the list item At 02:49 PM 7/12/2006, L. Robinson wrote: >li:before { content: " - "; } The :before pseudo-element isn't going to work cross-browser (i.e., IE), so you might alternat

[css-d] Compatible CSS horizontal menu

Could someone please recommend the most up to date cross browser 3 level CSS based horizontal menu. My two brain cells get befuddled with changes every time new browsers come out. Many thanks... Mike A. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PR

Re: [css-d] List Style - how would you change to get a "-"

Robert Lane wrote: > Trying to do a nested nested nested type list and want to use just a "-" > in front of the list item > > Is there a way to style that? li:before { content: " - "; } L. Robinson __ css-discuss [EMAIL PRO

[css-d] List Style - how would you change to get a "-"

Trying to do a nested nested nested type list and want to use just a "-" in front of the list item Is there a way to style that? __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing

Re: [css-d] CSS 3 column layout - what are the likely pitfalls?

CSS wrote: > I'm thinking about liquid 3 column layouts using CSS (naturally), and am > considering an arrangement something like this:---] > > Can you point out any likely pitfalls with doing this? > John, The example you provided uses absolute positioning to layout the page. It is /not/ a go

Re: [css-d] CSS 3 column layout - what are the likely pitfalls?

On 12/07/06, CSS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, folks > > I'm thinking about liquid 3 column layouts using CSS (naturally), and am > considering an arrangement something like this: > > [main content of page] > > > > [navigation bits of page] > > > > [sidebar content of page] > > > with

[css-d] CSS 3 column layout - what are the likely pitfalls?

Hi, folks I'm thinking about liquid 3 column layouts using CSS (naturally), and am considering an arrangement something like this: [main content of page] [navigation bits of page] [sidebar content of page] with the following CSS for positioning: div#content {margin 0 185px 0 25%; width

[css-d] Scalability with bottom-stuck footer

Hello all! I'm in the process of overhauling my portfolio page, that I hastily threw together in the end-of-semester scramble for job searching (a yet-to-be-realized goal), into a scalable, compliant version. Here's the original: http://www.id.iit.edu/~colbath/ I used a fixed-width background i

Re: [css-d] IE ignores background-position of "top right"

> The build-up of elements and styles in your page is a bit too complex > for my taste... Totally fair. It is a personal site, so I tend to be more experimental than I would on a page for someone else. My next phase of debugging was to isolate the problem somewhere outside of a content area involv

Re: [css-d] IE ignores background-position of "top right"

Mike Purvis wrote: > > The one on the right, however, is a little different. I want it to > overflow off the left edge of the frame instead of the right, but > simply "float:right" seems to work only in FF (and not IE, Safari, or > Opera). My solution is to "visibilit

Re: [css-d] Keywords, minimum font-size and Firefox

On 06/07/12 09:38 (GMT+0200) Bernat Lleonart apparently typed: > I'm testing keywords for font-size properties, as in this example: I sent Bernat a lengthy reply that was largely off-topic but did include extensive discussion and links about keyword sizes. Those who might be interested in reading

Re: [css-d] image gallerie problems messing up in IE (probably more browsers)

Stefan Nagtegaal wrote: > Does anyone know what is happening here: http://sempre-crescendo.nl/ > v4/image/tid/5 http://sempre-crescendo.nl/v4/image/tid/5 Please take the trouble to work out a problem description when posting to css-d. There is a problem with a floating li getting hooked on a

[css-d] image gallerie problems messing up in IE (probably more browsers)

Does anyone know what is happening here: http://sempre-crescendo.nl/ v4/image/tid/5 I'm trying to get this fixed for weeks now, but unfortunatly I don't see what's wrong... Any kind of help is appreciated.. Stefan __ css-d

Re: [css-d] Firefox v. IE Issues - Image Placement Not The Same

I think I've got it fixed now. I had multiple background-position lines in my style, and when I made it just top center, instead of splitting it up, it worked (I know, dumb mistake)... Thanks anyways. Scott On 7/12/06, My Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm trying to prep a page to

Re: [css-d] layout flips from vert. to horz. when viewed in IE.

Patrick Roane wrote: > I was wondering if there is something I can do to make the layout seen here: > > www.kitchenbarschaumburg.com > > look the same across both IE and Mozzilla. I like the way it looks in > Mozzilla. > > Thanks. > > Patrick > > Patrick, I see little difference cross-browser o

Re: [css-d] Keywords, minimum font-size and Firefox

Micky Hulse wrote: > Hi, you may want to check-out the YUI fonts.css page: > > > > Pretty simple way of getting things consistent. Not really :-) Yahoo's stylesheet is only able to convince IE at my end, since 'minimum font size' trumps their undersized fo

[css-d] Firefox v. IE Issues - Image Placement Not The Same

I'm trying to prep a page to be put into my CMS, but right now I'm having alot of issues with the firefox & IE views being the same. This is the page I'm working on: http://tech.sllboces.org/newboces/ In firefox, everything looks good...but in IE, the images are all pushed to the right by about

[css-d] IE ignores background-position of "top right"

I've never seen anything like this, so I've been pretty confused by it. On my ne wabout page , there are two small images at the top of the right-hand column. The one on the left is correctly overflowing (in both IE and FF), and sizing itself depending on the window width.

Re: [css-d] IE draws a random line through nav & links issue

Yes, you can use a border. Basically just do ul.mylist li { float: left; border-left: 1px solid black; margin: 0 0 0 5px; padding: 0 0 0 5px; } And then, you can get rid of the one at the beginner (fence post effect) by just flagging that item in your markup and doing: ul.mylist li.firs

Re: [css-d] IE draws a random line through nav & links issue

On 7/12/06, Brian Cummiskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Issue 2b: > > Also on this footer list, I'm using pipes as list elements, and i'd like > to get away from this. > ie: > one > | > two > > I would like to maintain the pipe separator, but realize that this is > poor semantics. Since the eleme

Re: [css-d] layout flips from vert. to horz. when viewed in IE.

Patrick Roane wrote: > I was wondering if there is something I can do to make the layout seen here: > > www.kitchenbarschaumburg.com > > look the same across both IE and Mozzilla. I like the way it looks in > Mozzilla. > Patrick, Instead of playing "what's wrong with this picture," how about

Re: [css-d] IE not playing nice...please help

APC wrote: > I'm changing the design for my site http://www.daddaily.com and am running > into a lot of Internet Explorer problems. The site displays fine in FireFox. > > I would very much appreciate anyone's help as to why my navbar and sidebar > don't show. > Art, The page looks the same

[css-d] floating vs positioning [WAS Re: my bad.... CSS issues Take three. -apology/clarification]

David Hucklesby wrote: >> Melissa Carraway wrote: >> >>> I don't know what I would do if I had no absolute positioning to >>> play with. That was the first way I learned and for me it worked >>> okay for a while. What am I doing wrong? >>> > > On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 13:52:30 -0400, Zoe

Re: [css-d] Lists and > selector

> See: > > ---> Inherited: yes. That explains a lot. Thanks for the quick responses. greets, thomas __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/l

Re: [css-d] Lists and > selector

On Jul 12, 2006, at 6:08 PM, Thomas Peklak wrote: > Please take a look at the following page: http://www.geos.biz/ > test.html > > I don't quite understand why this css > ul#top > li {color:red;margin:10px;border:1px solid black} > does effect all li children of ul#top concerning the color, but

[css-d] Lists and > selector

Hello! Please take a look at the following page: http://www.geos.biz/test.html I don't quite understand why this css ul#top > li {color:red;margin:10px;border:1px solid black} does effect all li children of ul#top concerning the color, but does only affect direct li-children when it comes to margi

Re: [css-d] Keywords, minimum font-size and Firefox

On Jul 12, 2006, at 4:38 PM, Bernat Lleonart wrote: > IE6-Win renders xx-small as 9px, and x-small as 10px. However, > FF1.5-Win renders both xx-small and x-small as 10px. > > I have been told that in FF, under Tools > Options > Content > Fonts & > colours > Advanced > Minimum font size, it is by

Re: [css-d] Keywords, minimum font-size and Firefox

Hi, you may want to check-out the YUI fonts.css page: Pretty simple way of getting things consistent. OT, but the page grids and the css reset YUI docs/files are interesting too:

Re: [css-d] Keywords, minimum font-size and Firefox

Bernat Lleonart wrote: > Hello, > > I'm testing keywords for font-size properties, [...] > What I want to know is whether that minimum font size is set to 10px > by default when you first install FF, and if it is like that in all > versions of the browser. It doesn't matter much since any futu

Re: [css-d] misalignment & title wrapping

Gwydionmom wrote: > http://www.d2care.org/draft.php > > The first problem is with IE on Windows. If it can be fixed without > messing up anyone else, that would be great, but I can live with it > if it's going to scramble the browsers that are working properly. > Anyway, on the other browsers

[css-d] Keywords, minimum font-size and Firefox

Hello, I'm testing keywords for font-size properties, as in this example: --- http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";> body { font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;