Grady Kelly wrote:
I am amazed that something so seemingly simple would be so hard to
do!? Am I missing something?
:-)
Maybe the fact that everything is easy once you know how it works -- and
how it doesn't. The standards we are basing our work on also seem to
miss some vital parts, but
Hi all,
just for your information :
The IE7 blog [1] gives the last update on the CSS support in IE7, as
of 22/08/2006, and the list of bugs they have corrected.
The article suggest it is the support status for the shipping version.
[1] http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/08/22/712830.aspx
Hi Im trying to learn CSS and would like some suggestions as to where to
start, thought this forum would be the place to attain the guidance to maybe
some sites or books that cater for CSS beginners, any help would be much
appreciated.
MIchael
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://videointegrations.com/odyssey/
And now for the finale; I HOPE!
I'm getting a white space on the bottom of the winevalley picture for
Opera and IE mac, looks fine in Saf/NS7.1 and various similarities with
IE 5 - 7 on windows 2000 and XP. PLEASE HELP! I'm
The book Build Your Own Web Site the Right Way Using HTML and CSS
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0975240293/sr=8-1/qid=1156511330/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-2229552-1272053?ie=UTF8
seems like a good tool for beginners. I haven't had a chance to look at
it myself but it looks like a great source and has
ibn Ezra wrote:
On Aug 24, 2006, at 23:10 PM, ibn Ezra wrote:
Hi,
I have two images stuffed inside a div that has a 4px border applied
top and bottom:
Page Example:
http://covenantwoods.com/beta/index.php
CSS:
http://covenantwoods.com/beta/_stylesheets/base.css
Looks as expected in
Mike NA wrote:
Hi Im trying to learn CSS and would like some suggestions as to where to
start, thought this forum would be the place to attain the guidance to maybe
some sites or books that cater for CSS beginners, any help would be much
appreciated.
There's no need to have this
Folks,
Has anyone come up with a trick to meld a rounded corner, liquid height
DIV with a rather tall background URL that is a slice of the underlying
background thereby giving the illusion of transparency? Clear as mud?
Probably simpler if I show you an example of what I'm working on:
http://fbc.walknorth.com
Ok the div's are ordered like this in the html.
=
div id=menu_container
div id=menu_leftpmenu_left/p/div
div id=menu_rightpmenu_right/p/div
div id=menu_centerpmenu_center/p/div
/div
=
the css looks like this:
=
#menu_container {
I have an FAQ page that lists questions and when the user clicks on the
question the answer is displayed below. I am using JavaScript to flip the
display style property of the answer. This works just fine.
If one does not have JavaScript enabled I am using noscript to set display to
block, i.e.
George,
This is a JavaScript/web standards question, and so off-topic, however;
the proper way to do it would be to have the default CSS set to display,
and then use an onLoad event to set those CSS classes to display:none;.
You won't have to worry about noscript.
--
Marc Luzietti
Flagship
At 10:33 AM 8/25/2006, you wrote:
Has anyone come up with a trick to meld a rounded corner, liquid height
DIV with a rather tall background URL that is a slice of the underlying
background thereby giving the illusion of transparency? Clear as mud?
Probably simpler if I show you an example of what
I'm working on my website, using a mac, and when I view it on IE
for windows the layout looks screwed up. Also, since I don't have a
PC and my Virtual PC stopped connecting to the internet after I
installer OS 10.4 it's difficult for me to trouble shoot. I curse
IE! If anyone has any
Hi All,
We are having some problems with background images printing. I've
looked through the archives (hopefully didn't just miss the solution)
and the answer usually given is to change the browser setting; this is
not the problem in our case. Our browser settings are already set to
print
hello -
I am using absolute positioning that works in FF - - but does not in IE -
yet the code shows up in view source in IE but does not render - anyone
efver come across this? -i cannot offer a url at the moment - for the
moment trust be that the css is well-formed
thanks
Neal
patrick mattison wrote:
I'm working on my website, using a mac, and when I view it on IE
for windows the layout looks screwed up.
www.liquidscience.net
Patrick Mattison
It may be the absolute positioning of #navbar that causes the problem.
Try a menu that does not use a:p. See if this
Hi list,
I'm having problems with some css in IE ( and who doesn't, how long
before IE7 is mass adopted ?? )
here is the page:
www.ricardogomyde6565.can.br/index_div.html
and the css
www.ricardogomyde6565.can.br/gomyde.css
THe 2 problems I'm having is a 3 pixel gap in the background image in
Ooo...how very alliterate. :)
I have a small problem that I can't believe I've run into before this.
I'm trying to place an image inside a sentence. (Actually, the sentence
is part of an unordered list - it's in the middle of one of the li
tags). However, the image in question will not align
Hi All,
I am trying to get an anchor to take up the entire space of a table
cell. Currently I am not having any luck. Is this possible? Or if it's
not directly possible is there some hack I could use? Currently I have
this html:
table class=product-table
tr class=even
I'm having a problem with the shadow image of my footer div in FF, but only
on one of two pages. It looks fine on both pages in IE. Take a look at the
footer here:
http://www.parallaxwebdesign.com/projects/ccs/files/templates/t3/about_templ
ate_sf1_stage.html
The left shadow image is screwy,
I have a menu on my site that points to various HTML files. These files have
a description of each menu item. In a previous version of my site, each menu
item would open the description file within a frame in the window.
Can someone please tell me if the following is possible with CSS? I
First time asking a question. This is a great list though, very glad its
around.
I'm using the ragged float method described by Eric Meyer at
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/raggedfloat/demo.html
As warned in the article, IE doesn't like it and the text writes on top of
the images. Looks
Oh, IE also has an issue with the css that makes the green title along the
side extend to the bottom of the screen. In IE the page scrolls for ever.
Any ideas how to make that behave would be much appreciated. Happens on the
same page I listed below:
Here's a weird one I encountered...
This page is using 3 div.article partitions to do some (slightly
uncomfortable) curved corner boxes. Everything seems to be fine in
Windows Firefox. Get some freaky behavior in IE 6 (surprise surprise).
I'm currently troubleshooting, but here's a synopsis of
Jared Stein wrote:
1. On Windows IE 6, the left-hand div article box shows a large gap
where the ul is. No such behavior in Firefox, and the gap is closed when
the ul is set to display: none. Is not solved by controlling ul/li
margin/padding.
Dunno. BTW, Tidy reports: line 71 ul
Hi All,
I put this together in a hurry, but two things are bothering me:
1) Win XP, IE 6, there's a white gap between the header banner and
the menubar. Doesn't show up in FF.
2) I put a id=current for the Home on the menubar, but it's not doing
anything. It should be blue.
This:
#current a:link {
color: #FF;
background: #CC;
}
should be this:
a#current:link {
color: #FF;
background: #CC;
}
As for the gap - I don't see it in either IE6 *or* 7. Is your cache
cleared?
~Shelly
At 08:30 PM 8/25/2006 Friday, you wrote:
This:
#current a:link {
color: #FF;
background: #CC;
}
should be this:
a#current:link {
color: #FF;
background: #CC;
}
That didn't work either. I tried moving the id=current to the a
tag. No change
Kay C. Tien wrote:
1) Win XP, IE 6, there's a white gap between the header banner and
the menubar. Doesn't show up in FF.
2) I put a id=current for the Home on the menubar, but it's not doing
anything. It should be blue.
http://kaytest.clarityconnect.com/rightangle/index.html
Kay
Add
Michael Roberts wrote:
IE doesn't like it and the text writes on top of the images. Looks
fabulous in Firefox though... How can I get IE to behave, or should
I do something completely different than what Eric describes in
Ragged Float?
http://www.thelindyproject.com/about_miker.html
http://www.thelindyproject.com/about_miker.html
While you're at it: add...
#copyright p {position: relative;}
...to make that tiny text visible too.
Also a note regarding separate styles and corrections for IE/win, hidden
in a 'conditionally commented' stylesheet.
I didn't feed any
Hi all. Would anyone mind testing my new design website on mac
browsers? Before I put it up in a permanent location, I'd like to make
sure I'm meeting the promises I make on my web page.
One note - the email contact form does not yet function, as I have not
yet found or had a friend help out
At least that's what I think what's going on.
Check out http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com/
There are two small white rectangles to the left of the search form.
There are two input type=hidden form entries there, and I'm
guessing they are causing this? There is a background image in the
css
On 8/25/06, Jade True [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two input type=hidden form entries there, and I'm
guessing they are causing this? There is a background image in the
css behind the login form.
Couldn't you just add this style to your stylesheet:
.hidden {
display: none;
}
On 8/25/06, Andy Mosmiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am also interested in how you guys test on various platforms. Do you
have special software?
Andy, I have heard that SiteVista is very good at doing what you want.
http://www.sitevista.com/
Grady Kelly
Hi Again,
thanks to help from this community I believe most of the layout kinks of
my site have straightened, at least for IE6 and FF.
I'd appreciate it if anyone with a minority browser ( particularly
safari and linux browsers ) could take a peek at the two following
example pages and let me
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