At 04:30 PM 8/3/2006, Wade Markham wrote:
When I try to create a background by using a jpeg file for container {}, I
get nothing.
container {
width: 703px;
position: absolute;
background-image: url(Images/Paper.jpg);
}
Try giving your block
On 04/08/06, David Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't believe you need the quotes but I think they look pretty.
Pretty they may be, but it is my understanding they don't play nicely
with IE Mac...
Double quotes are fine. It is single quotes that IE has trouble with.
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Hi list,
Apologies if this gets double posted. I sent it about six hours ago,
but from the wrong email address. I suspect posting from an email
address that hasn't subscribed to the list won't work...
I'm
Hello!
I have a serious problem regarding the display:inline style. (At least I
think THAT is the problem...)
Please visit http://www.haasmayer.com/exhibitions/default.asp to see my
problem. All I want to do is align the two (highlighted) tiny arrows NEXT to
each other. Currently one is BELOW
This is follow up to a previous post.
I have rebuilt the page div by div. Used borders to check where everything
was.
everything working and all browsers like.
Removed/commented out borders for live page and yikes, wrapper dropped down
taking background picture with it!
here is how it looks
Hello!
I have a serious problem regarding the display:inline style. (At least I
think THAT is the problem...)
Please visit http://www.haasmayer.com/exhibitions/exhibition.asp
http://www.haasmayer.com/exhibitions/default.asp to see my problem. All I
want to do is align the two (highlighted) tiny
It would be easier to have an idea if I didn't get a 404 error.
Tom Keenan
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On Aug 4, 2006, at 6:45 AM, Oliver Saager wrote:
Hello!
I have a serious problem regarding the display:inline style. (At
least I
think THAT is the problem...)
Please visit
On 04/08/06, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My boss wants me to put a menu on her new website but she wants me to
use DHTML and not CSS. She says that DHTML is more robust and will look
better in all browsers (she wants to go international) - can you do one
without the other? Is it
Thanks for the reply Dave.
Yep, I guess JavaScript would make it a moot point. My boss wants a menu
similar to Slashdot's menu (www.slashdot.org) but that uses JavaScript.
Could that be redone only using CSS?
Riva
Dave Goodchild wrote:
DHTML depends on JavaScript, so it's a moot point. Not
On 04/08/06, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply Dave.
Yep, I guess JavaScript would make it a moot point. My boss wants a menu
similar to Slashdot's menu (www.slashdot.org) but that uses JavaScript.
Could that be redone only using CSS?
Yep. You can build an unordered
I am not advertising but I have used this before, a cheap quick way to build
menus,
cross browser platform. Even works for IE mac (apparently).
http://www.sothink.com/product/dhtmlmenu/
- Original Message -
From: Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: CSS
On 04/08/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not advertising but I have used this before, a cheap quick way to
build
menus,
cross browser platform. Even works for IE mac (apparently).
http://www.sothink.com/product/dhtmlmenu/
That is not free! Much better IMHO to learn
I'm working on http://www.uspirg.org/redesign/enviro/template.html,
trying to manipulate the look of the bottom border in some div
styles. The problem is that I want the text in the divs to have
padding, but the bottom border doesn't respond to the padding. If I
do an hr instead of a
Hi,
My boss wants me to put a menu on her new website but she wants me to
use DHTML and not CSS. She says that DHTML is more robust and will look
better in all browsers (she wants to go international) - can you do one
without the other? Is it true? (I don't think so but I am not so well
Depends what value you put on your time. Why reinvent the wheel?
Ross
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From: Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: CSS List css-d@lists.css-discuss.org; Portman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: [css-d] CSS vs.
Nice one Dave!
I like to expand my knowledge too but I also do this for a living so
sometimes you have to make concessions.
Ross
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Sheesh, is anyone still using that silly term? Tell your boss to get wake up
and come back
from 1998. :-)
Ok, maybe you don't want to do that... unless you already wanted a new job. But
if you can
delicately explain that DHTML is (was!) a convenient catch phrase for the
practice of
making a
The important question is what is meant by international? If your audience
is going to consist of mostly industrialized nations, it's safe to assume
that the vast majority of your audience has decent, CSS-capable browsers.
If your goal is a 3rd world audience, you may be dealing with older
Use wired.com and espn.com as examples. Espn.com gets over a million hits
a day and is all css. They are a huge business. If css is a viable
solution for them, it is for you too.
Defo use espn.com as an example of how to use css, but not how to
structure xhtml (over 2000 validation errors)
Portman wrote:
Hi,
My boss wants me to put a menu on her new website but she wants me to
use DHTML and not CSS. She says that DHTML is more robust and will look
better in all browsers (she wants to go international) - can you do one
without the other? Is it true? (I don't think so but I
Use wired.com and espn.com as examples. Espn.com gets over a million hits
a day and is all css. They are a huge business. If css is a viable
solution for them, it is for you too.
Defo use espn.com as an example of how to use css, but not how to
structure xhtml (over 2000 validation
I want to be able to center the .classcontainer background image in order to
see some of the .classbody background image.
http://www.geocities.com/sirsavien/
Wade
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hi, I'm Rayne and I've just joined the list. I'm working on a redesign of my
new site and I've got several questions.
1) I'm checking that my CSS validates and I've fixed the errors (didn't
realize that background properties had to be in a certain order). But I'm
getting warning that no color is
...
Here's a fact: Not all clients will have CSS enabled or not have your
CSS or even enough screen space to accommodate for a menu like this.
...
Please, provide numbers and sources. Don't forget to provide numbers
for JavaScript - for comparison.
...
For a multi level menu CSS
is just not
Here's a fact: Not all clients will have CSS enabled or not have your
CSS or even enough screen space to accommodate for a menu like this.
Please, provide numbers and sources. Don't forget to provide numbers
for JavaScript - for comparison.
No, as there is no such thing as valid stats for
Another basic CSS question. What I would like to do is to create a part of page
that contains a photo with a caption that is centered on the page, something
like this:
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| some other part of the page |
Please see my additional questions below (separated by asterisks). Thanks!!
Message: 18
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2006 03:39:59 +0200
From: Gunlaug S?rtun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [css-d] need help with placement of boxes in CSS
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply to Jan Erik Moström [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06-08-04 19:25:
Another basic CSS question. What I would like to do is to create a
part of page that contains a photo with a caption that is centered on
the page, something like this:
Opps, I forgot to say that the section shown in the sketch is
Jan Erik Moström wrote:
Another basic CSS question. What I would like to do is to create a part of
page
that contains a photo with a caption that is centered on the page, something
like this:
---
| some other part of the
Two problems (webpage: www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN ...
css: www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN/DVMcss.css)
1 - Have recreated the 1st page of website thanks to Dave Goodchild and
David Laakso (basing webpage on
http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/cssd/layout21.html from David L.) -
Dear All,
http://cfl.in/delta/index.html
A site check, and your comments would be greatly appreciated. It's a
fairly simple, two-column layout, with a CSS/JS dropdown menu from
Project VII (thanks Al!). The site is not quite at the release state -
so some links don't work. These are in a
This might work for you:
http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/tutorials/testMenu.html
Portman wrote:
Hi,
My boss wants me to put a menu on her new website but she wants me to
use DHTML and not CSS. She says that DHTML is more robust and will look
better in all browsers (she wants to go
Thanks Joel.
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This might work for you:
http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/tutorials/testMenu.html
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Your website is great. I like the quote, how you styled it. One thing
that I think you should change is the font. In my opinion, in this
website the sans-serif font isn't the best for the headings. I think
using a serif font will be better.
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
Dear All,
On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 15:10:11 -0500, Travis Killen wrote:
I am trying to style a menu with rounded corners. [...]
http://oit.sfasu.edu/test/frame2.html
Hi Travis,
I'm not seeing the problem to which you refer[1]. Did you fix it?
OTOH I see problems in all except Opera with any increase in text
If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
and how will EMs be affected?
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Bayview Financial, L.P.
(305) 341-5624
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I'm not sure how ems will be affected, but the default size will be
whatever the user has set on their browser.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
and how will EMs be affected?
If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
and how will EMs be affected?
Most browsers default to 12pt Times New Roman. I'm assuming anything
you do without setting something globally will be calculated on that.
Of course, personal browser settings can change that,
Hi Rahul,
The quote inside the blockquote element on the home page needs to be
contained inside a p element to validate, i.e.
blockquotepyour_quote/p/blockquote
You've also used the strong element quite a lot in the footer. I'm
guessing this is a styling decision rather than a semantic one, in
Ian Young wrote:
This is follow up to a previous post.
I have rebuilt the page div by div. Used borders to check where everything
was.
Oops! Now you know not to do that in the future. Use background colors
instead. Never, ever use border to debug, because they affect layout.
You can use
Cecily Anderson wrote:
I'm working on http://www.uspirg.org/redesign/enviro/template.html,
trying to manipulate the look of the bottom border in some div
styles. The problem is that I want the text in the divs to have
padding, but the bottom border doesn't respond to the padding. If I
1) I'm checking that my CSS validates and I've fixed the errors (didn't
realize that background properties had to be in a certain order). But I'm
getting warning that no color is specified on elements where I've defined a
background-color. It's just a warning, but should I explicitly define all my
On 06/08/04 15:00 (GMT-0400) [EMAIL PROTECTED] apparently typed:
If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
There's no real way to know, as you don't know the visitor's combination of
screen resolution, DPI, display size, viewing distance and so forth. The CSS
Hi! I posted a message a few days ago, and I hadn't received any sort of
response yet; I'm assuming it somehow didn't get through, so I thought I'd
try again. Sorry for any inconvenience it may cause.
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Hello, all. I'm coding a site for a webcomic my brother's starting--he
already gave me
Phil Pickering wrote:
Hi Rahul,
The quote inside the blockquote element on the home page needs to be
contained inside a p element to validate, i.e.
blockquotepyour_quote/p/blockquote
Ah, thanks. I've been using Dreamweavers validation, and using the Tidy
Firefox extension, but neither of
My main problem right now is the sidebar: I've got three sections to
it (per his design), and the second is a navigation menu marked up as
an unordered list. This renders correctly in all of my test browsers
except IE: IE 5 on Mac nudges all of the list items 33 pixels to the
right, and IE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
and how will EMs be affected?
If you literally mean not setting a font-size on the body, nor on any
selector in the style sheet, the page will render /all text and
headings/ at the users
Ian Young wrote:
This is follow up to a previous post.
I have rebuilt the page div by div. Used borders to check where everything
was.
everything working and all browsers like.
Removed/commented out borders for live page and yikes, wrapper dropped down
taking background picture with it!
juliann wheeler wrote:
http://www.juliannwheeler.com/phyve/Phyve_Final/index_final.html
It looks great in Firefox, but in Internet Explorer many of the
boxes are placed in the wrong place.
Looks great :-) but not very usable. You should try to use those
pages in Lynx - especially the
On 8/2/06, Dean Champeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
I have a series of buttons that I've styled with CCS using a:hover
and I'm having a problem...
Most of the buttons are just ordinary a href... markup that links
to other HTML pages, but one of buttons needs to open a PDF file in a
Hi,
I've got two problems associated with a vertical follow scrolling css menu (i.e
the menu scrolls down as the user scrolls down the page) :-
1) When it follow scrolls, the menu goes over the top of the 'footer' section
of the page. Can the menu be restrained to stop just above the footer
I believe that what you are referring to is officially Position:fixed
under CSS which naturally is not supported by IE. Evidently they have
their own proprietary version of it. Hopefully this will change with
IE7.
Tom Keenan
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On Aug 4, 2006, at 4:07 PM, Jasmin Marcolin
On 8/4/06, Rahul Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like you might want to zero out your margins/padding on the
various items (ul/li for starters). I suspect that it's a problem with
differing browser defaults. However, my guess could be completely off.
Sure enough, zeroing the ul's
On 8/4/06, Justin Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/4/06, Rahul Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like you might want to zero out your margins/padding on the
various items (ul/li for starters). I suspect that it's a problem with
differing browser defaults. However, my guess could
Christian -
Regarding: http://www.grc.com/menu2/invitro.htm
Thanks for taking the time to explain your views. I appreciate the links and
will look into them deeper the first chance I get.
I'm not a CSS purist, just someone who's learning and wanting to do what's
right.
;)
Robert
It is a
http://www.grc.com/menu2/invitro.htm
Tell Steve he needs to set the third-level menus with a serious
overlap on their parents because in its current state those leves are
impossible to keep open unless one has his mouse on rails :-)
I'm not sure what you mean, Al. Are you wanting the menu to
Howdy,
I'm doing some bug fixes on a template for a medical site. Everything
is pretty clean, but, I'm having a problem with the left-nav. It's a
typical styled-UL to create a left-nav that we all do now. The
problem is there are a few medical words that are showing up in the
left-nav that are
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