From: "Jeff Chastain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Am I loosing my mind or is IE really this quirky?
You're not losing your mind, it's IE.
> I have a problem where a block of content is simply
>disappearing in IE, but displays just fine in Firefox.
>
>The site is http://www.kcoutlet.com.
Check ou
Your answer is just what I want. I should say "Why text2 is not positioned
on the right
of text1?" .Sorry for my poor english. Thanks a lot.
On 8/27/06, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ray wrote:
> > My question is: Why text2 is positioned on the right of text1?
>
> Did you rea
Thanks david, but but not go. That 30px is what I had before, but not
working. It seems like IE thinks the image is shorter than what it
is, and is cutting off that link, thinking the image is done. Though
I can't figure out why!
Jade True
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"I live in my own little world...b
Jade True wrote:
> http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com
> I can't figure out why the link doesn't spread as wide as it should
> in IE.
It does, but the left part of it is covered by its own, absolute
positioned, li in IE/win.
Add...
#tagline li {width: 0; }
...and they'll stay out of the way.
reg
Jade True wrote:
> I posted a question for this site http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com
> about the weird form and hidden text issue, but figured that one out.
>
> Now I have a problem with the css image map at the top of the page,
> only in IE. The shopping cart link only has a link for about h
I posted a question for this site http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com
about the weird form and hidden text issue, but figured that one out.
Now I have a problem with the css image map at the top of the page,
only in IE. The shopping cart link only has a link for about half of
the image, while
ray wrote:
> My question is: Why text2 is positioned on the right of text1?
Did you really mean to ask: Why text2 is *not* positioned on the right
of text1?
If so, then the answer is that a float can not move upwards past the
bottom of in-flow (non-floating and not-absolute-positioned) elements
p
On 8/26/06, Alan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
> calendar in XHTML/CSS
>
I found some css calendars done with lists. I can't remember who did it, or
where I found it, but I placed them on my server so that you can see the
>>I am trying to ... make a ... calendar in XHTML/CSS – ... but I am
trying to find a solution that is done without tables. <<
Just out of curiosity - why?
I would think that a calendar is a perfect example of when you *should*
use tables. It *is* tabular data...
Spank me with a wet noodle i
Patrick Aljord wrote:
> I'm working on a site that use 1024x768 resolution and I just realised
> that it looks horrible on a 800x600. I was just wandering if there is
> a way to make it looks good with the same css on both resolutions or
> if I need to write another css for the 1024x768.
>
Use o
I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
calendar in XHTML/CSS – I have found a lot of examples of ones with tables
that look fairly good but I am trying to find a solution that is done
without tables.
Has anyone seen one done?
Thanks
Alan Dunbar
Akhl
Hey all,
I'm working on a site that use 1024x768 resolution and I just realised
that it looks horrible on a 800x600. I was just wandering if there is
a way to make it looks good with the same css on both resolutions or
if I need to write another css for the 1024x768.
As an example on this page:
ht
Okay, this gets even better. If I scroll the window such that the title bar
scrolls off the page, then scroll back ... it magically appears again. Am I
loosing my mind or is IE really this quirky?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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I am not sure how to better describe this as I really cannot figure out what
is going on. I have a problem where a block of content is simply
disappearing in IE, but displays just fine in Firefox.
The site is http://www.kcoutlet.com. The home page is split into 2 columns
and the title bar of th
On 26 Aug 2006, at 05:16, Andy Mosmiller wrote:
> 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.
>
A link to it might help :-)
> I am also inte
On 26 Aug 2006, at 05:29, Jade True wrote:
>
> 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
Hi Bob, take a look at this website: http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/
edge/popups/demo.html run your mouse over the links and watch below
the links. Is that like what you wanted to do? I've never tried it
with large amounts of text, but I have it setup on a test site with a
little info about th
Hello all,
I've got a problem with a dropdown, found at
www.henryfelton.net/oscarlayout. In FF it all works fine, but in IE the
dropdowns appear in the wrong place (inline with the main *li* and too far
to the left.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Many thanks,
Henry
_
The "current" selector was solved last night by using
#navlist li#current a {
color: #FF;
background: #CC;
}
Thanks to all that responded!
Kay
At 08:53 PM 8/25/2006 Friday, ~davidLaakso wrote:
>Kay C. Tien wrote:
> > 1) Win XP, IE 6, there's a white gap between the hea
Puzzled. The width for text1 is only 30%. Could you give me a more clear
explanation? I'm a newbie on CSS. Thanks.
On 8/26/06, victor NOAGBODJI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Because text2 is colliding with the margin of text1.
>
text1
text2
The effect of this html code is : text1 and text2 each is on a line. My
question is: Why text2 is positioned on the right of text1? Because the
CSS2.1 said: A floating element must be placed as high as possible; A
left-floating element must be put as far to the left
cappellano wrote:
> http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2 -> On FF 1.5.0.6 for
> Linux (gentoo in my case) it looks okay, but the layout is complete
> messed up when I resize font. On Epiphany it worked okay. Worked on
> Seamonkey as well. I dont use KDE, so I cant test it on Konqueror.
Thanks for the reply -
cappellano wrote:
> http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2 -> On FF 1.5.0.6 for
> Linux (gentoo in my case) it looks okay, but the layout is complete
> messed up when I resize font. On Epiphany it worked okay. Worked on
> Seamonkey as well. I dont use KDE, so I can
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Tom Lancaster wrote:
>> http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2
>
> Extremely weak when subjected to font-resizing - especially in IE6.
> The 'italic bug'[1] is pushing center-column too wide at some steps -
> making it drop.
>
OK, thanks for reminding me of tha
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