Thanks again Francky,
Going through your points;
The Float:Left's - as soon as I try removing these from the css, things get
worst and worse. Do you have to specify Position:Relative? I thought this
was the default. I tried taking out the float:left (see
www.cityboxer.com/gambling/t-betting.htm)
Have a look here on safari I get a strange 40px on the left hand side, the map
seems to repeat a portion of itself..
http://edinburghrooftops.com/jeffrey_street/jeffrey_st_location.php
The css is very straightforward
div id=right style=width: 320px; height: 350px;
Have setup a class
.input {
width: 130px;
border: 1px #00467F solid;
}
and applied it to the textboxes but safari ignores it.
http://edinburghrooftops.com/upper_bow/enquiry.php
Ross
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and applied it to the textboxes but safari ignores it.
Safari (IMHO rightfully) ignores all styling for form elements and
uses its own look and feel, thus making it easy for users to recognise
what interactive elements are.
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FormElements
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Hi
Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
its lack of CSS support during designing a site (i.e should i not be
considered now as its kind of obsolete?) and does anyone know a site
apart from
On 14/08/06, Terry O'Leary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
its lack of CSS support during designing a site (i.e should i not be
considered now as its kind of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look here on safari I get a strange 40px on the left hand side, the
map seems to repeat a portion of itself..
http://edinburghrooftops.com/jeffrey_street/jeffrey_st_location.php
Your bg-image is wider than its container, and it is offset to the right.
I
BrowserCam now has VCN access where you can log into the servers and
test things like JavaScript.
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Sent: 14 August 2006 11:01
To: Terry O'Leary
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re:
this feature seems to be a pay for feature, was looking for a free
solution at the present, thanks.
On 8/14/06, Tew, Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BrowserCam now has VCN access where you can log into the servers and
test things like JavaScript.
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I am quite happy for safari to ignore the syling of form elements, you are
right, it is the way it should be but you know what graphic designers are
like!
R.
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moin, moin
I'd appreciate if someone could point out, how to persuade
MSIE 4/PC to display an unordered list horizontally.
Even NS 4 is able to understand an li {display: inline}.
thanks in advance,
Uwe Kaiser
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moin, moin
I'd appreciate if someone could point out, how to persuade
MSIE 4/PC to display an unordered list horizontally.
Even NS 4 is able to understand an li {display: inline}.
May I ask WHY you need to grace MSIE4 with a style sheet?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look here on safari I get a strange 40px on the left hand side, the
map seems to repeat a portion of itself..
http://edinburghrooftops.com/jeffrey_street/jeffrey_st_location.php
On an unrelated side note, you may (or may not) want to make adjustment
on your
From: Terry O'Leary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
its lack of CSS support during designing a site
It's your own choice, but it's generally not too difficult to make the
adjustments necessary to support this browser (assuming IE5/Win is what
Terry O'Leary wrote:
Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
its lack of CSS support during designing a site (i.e should i not be
considered now as its kind of obsolete?)
Dunno.
and does anyone
Hi All,
I'm trying to give a table colum some special attributs using CSS,
I've wrote something like this:
---
HTML
Head
style
table {width: 100%}
.col2 {
direction: rtl;
background-color: yellow;
}
/Style
/Head
Body
table border=1
colgroup
Terry -
and does anyone know a site
apart from browsercam where i could test the site as i have problems
with rollovers i need to be able to interact with the page not just
view a screen shot
Why don't you download the standalones? That's what I use for IE5. You
can get the
Thanks for every1 who answered my query earlier, I've now decided on
the best solution to take this forward. Thanks. Terry.
On 8/14/06, Shelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry -
and does anyone know a site
apart from browsercam where i could test the site as i have problems
with
I'm getting so frustrated with this.
I'm assuming that certain TAGs break the flow within this technique
therefore interrupting the image outlines causing what looks like breaks in
the border for instance.
My site is very standard in layout with basically a top menu, header,
content and footer
From: Terry O'Leary
...does anyone know a site apart from browsercam where I
could test the site as i have problems with rollovers i need to
be able to interact with the page not just view a screen shot...
or do one of you have access to IE 5.0 and can you tell me /
screen shot the
On Aug 14, 2006, at 3:01 AM, Dave Goodchild wrote:
On 14/08/06, Terry O'Leary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
its lack of CSS support during designing a site
Hey all, I've used CSS before to create button style links, for
example:
a.buttonLink
a:link.buttonLink
a:visited.buttonLink,
a:active.buttonLink,
a:hover.buttonLink {
border:1px solid #33;
padding:5px;
color:#33;
background-color:#dd;
Morning Uwe
You wrote;
moin, moin
I'd appreciate if someone could point out, how to persuade
MSIE 4/PC to display an unordered list horizontally.
Even NS 4 is able to understand an li {display: inline}.
thanks in advance,
Uwe Kaiser
Display: inline is not supported in IE 4. Below
Hello all,
I am writing a php template editor for a blog site currently and I am
exploring my options, we are restricting users from editing anything outside
#blogWrapper, as currently users happily override the top header for the
site.
I've sucessfully created this feature, the next thing is to
Peter Brooks wrote:
Hello all,
I am writing a php template editor for a blog site currently and I am
exploring my options, we are restricting users from editing anything outside
#blogWrapper, as currently users happily override the top header for the
site.
I've sucessfully created this
Hi all,
Getting back to CSS after a few months away, and having a brain
freeze doing something new (for me).
I have a page of small thumbnail images with a thin gray border, and
as the mouse moves over them, I want the hover state to be a larger
red border so the visitor knows they can click
Trish Meyer wrote:
Hi all,
Getting back to CSS after a few months away, and having a brain
freeze doing something new (for me).
I have a page of small thumbnail images with a thin gray border, and
as the mouse moves over them, I want the hover state to be a larger
red border so the
Hi all, I have a site in development here:
http://s172075788.websitehome.co.uk/stage/index.php
...and the right hand display ads column dips down in IE, looks OK in
Firefox - thought it was the double margin bug but added display:inline to
no avail. Anyone have any ideas? I will continue to dig.
Dave Goodchild wrote:
http://s172075788.websitehome.co.uk/stage/index.php
...and the right hand display ads column dips down in IE, looks OK in
Firefox - thought it was the double margin bug but added display:inline to
no avail. Anyone have any ideas? I will continue to dig.
It's IE's
Hey all,
I used to use a table for my layout but now I want to use divs. I
almost completed the task except for one table. I just can't get it
right without using a table so maybe you could help.
Here is the page:
http://p80.free.fr/css/cats.html quite a simple page actually.
thanx in advance for
Potochny, Christine wrote:
Franky,
[...] Everything works! [...]
Here my URL for the web page: http://www.elcarmelo.paloaltopta.org/
(production site) OR http://cpotochny.com/PTA/ (development site)
Francky wrote:
[...] Testpage!
Pat,
It looks like you have one (1) block repeated eight (8) times. (the big
square, the text without border and the rectangle). i would enclose each
one of these in a larger div. so you'll end up having 8 divs of the
same thing. then float them left (or right) defining the width of each
to be
Pete Home wrote:
I'm getting so frustrated with this.
I'm assuming that certain TAGs break the flow within this technique
therefore interrupting the image outlines causing what looks like breaks in
the border for instance.
My site is very standard in layout with basically a top menu, header,
Patrick Aljord wrote:
I used to use a table for my layout but now I want to use divs. I
almost completed the task except for one table. I just can't get it
right without using a table so maybe you could help.
Here is the page:
http://p80.free.fr/css/cats.html quite a simple page actually.
Sandra Davis wrote:
I could use another pair of eyes on this fluid-width design at this
point. http://www.keshavhowe.com/7/index.php
[...]
Hi Sandra,
Euh, maybe also the eyes of the html-validator can help? ;-)
html-validator analyse
Thanks, Francky
I don't want to abuse your goodwill, but I am now having problems with my
SECOND site. This site looks a lot like the first one, since the two are twin
sites and requested an identical look (school site and PTA site).
This is an IE issue. The content does not render (paint) on
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