[css-d] IE Bug Driving me crazy!

I'm running into an annoying IE bug. IE is sort of duplicating one of my boxes. It's not a direct duplicate, it's larger and contains no content, but it's has the same color & border. It's about 95% duplicatable, but every once in a while, it seems to go away. Refreshing the browser usually brings

Re: [css-d] Tables and CSS question

ROSEDEV wrote: >Hi, > >A small question, is there a way to style entire columns in a table >(thead,tbody,tfoot) based on classes defined in the colgroup of a >table ? > >example : > >http://101.rosedev.nl/testbase/csstable.html > >http://101.rosedev.nl/testbase/csstable.css > >Regards, > >ROSE

Re: [css-d] Mac assistance please?

4css aka deb wrote: >[...] >Now I have the problem of a giant header in IE6 in comparison to FF. There is >a bit over a 100 pixel difference and I am not sure what is causing this. I >tried to fix it by removing the paragraph from the left div into the main >header div, but that did not work ou

Re: [css-d] Mac assistance please?

The browser versions for Mac safari 2.0.4 and IE for Mac: 5.2.3 Apparently there hasn't been a change in the view. When using browser hacks like this, you have to follow the recipe exactly, every character counts, including spaces. That alone will fix 80% of your problems. You also

Re: [css-d] Problem with box width

Robin Fisher wrote: > http://www.augk32.dsl.pipex.com/test/index.htm > [...] In Opera, it displays how I would like but in Firefox it > stretches to the far right of the screen and in IE7, off the edge of > the screen. This will teach me to keep previewing in Opera!! Looks like you're referrin

Re: [css-d] Decimal units in Opera

Hello Bruno and Georg, thanks for your replies. At least now I feel better that I wasn't missing something. It seems to be a design decision from the Opera people then, to do this rounding down... I'd like to know why... As suggested by Georg, I'll use some padding to fill in the spaces instead o

Re: [css-d] Mac assistance please?

Hi Roger, First thanks to you and to Philippe for the help, its appreciated more then you know. (and any reading material/links to help would also be greatly appreciated) Ok removed the width as specified. I see now how I missed that, I did not apparently understand the sub level statement. (tir

[css-d] Problem with box width

Hi All, New to the list in the past week. I have already labelled several conversations as "Useful"!! I'm having a problem whereby my content div ends up being different widths in Opera, FF and IE7. In Opera, it displays how I would like but in Firefox it stretches to the far right of the scree

[css-d] Tables and CSS question

Hi, A small question, is there a way to style entire columns in a table (thead,tbody,tfoot) based on classes defined in the colgroup of a table ? example : http://101.rosedev.nl/testbase/csstable.html http://101.rosedev.nl/testbase/csstable.css Regards, ROSE Development Silvester Kok ___

Re: [css-d] Mac assistance please?

Deb, On Sep 9, 2006, at 10:21 AM, 4css aka deb wrote: > Ok, I loaded up the new style sheet work. One thing I didn't do was > add the clearing to the paragraph. Since I have the clearfix, it > should not be needed. That containing div has the clearfix within it > so it should be able to work w

Re: [css-d] Unknown CSS warnings

Christian Heilmann wrote: >On 9/9/06, Professional Web Pages - Information ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Can someone please clarify these warnings in the CSS validator and explain >>what it means please? >> >>www.TarotCardCombinations.com >> >> > >If I were suspicious, I'd flag this as

Re: [css-d] Unknown CSS warnings

On 9/9/06, Professional Web Pages - Information <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can someone please clarify these warnings in the CSS validator and explain > what it means please? > > www.TarotCardCombinations.com If I were suspicious, I'd flag this as spam... It ended up in my spam box... -- Chris

Re: [css-d] Mac assistance please?

Ok, I loaded up the new style sheet work. One thing I didn't do was add the clearing to the paragraph. Since I have the clearfix, it should not be needed. That containing div has the clearfix within it so it should be able to work without an additional clearing on the paragraph. (IMO that is)

Re: [css-d] Unknown CSS warnings

Professional Web Pages - Information wrote: > Can someone please clarify these warnings in the CSS validator and explain > what it means please? > > www.TarotCardCombinations.com > > Thanks > > Regards > PWP > I think Mickey answered your question. However, machine validation of the css is no

Re: [css-d] Unknown CSS warnings

Professional Web Pages - Information wrote: > Can someone please clarify these warnings in the CSS validator and explain > what it means please? > www.TarotCardCombinations.com No error or warning found Cong

[css-d] Unknown CSS warnings

Can someone please clarify these warnings in the CSS validator and explain what it means please? www.TarotCardCombinations.com Thanks Regards PWP __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-

Re: [css-d] Decimal units in Opera

Manuel Razzari wrote: > The spec says "a length value is a (with or without a > decimal point)", and IE and FF behave as expected. Why is Opera doing > this? Any workarounds? > > Not finding anything on google makes me feel maybe I'm missing > something trivial...? It is a genuine weak spot i

Re: [css-d] optimize css

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I know there is a program/tool - that optimizes the css when it is > live and can decompress it when you need to work on it. anybody know > where this tool is? ... > gzip maybe? At my work, we've generally found that the savings caused by optimising/obfuscating CS

Re: [css-d] Decimal units in Opera

Manuel Razzari wrote: > Why does Opera (from 5 to 9) is rounding down my decimal units ? If I > say 99.9%, for Opera it's exactly equal to 99%. > > For example, the following HTML: > > width: 99% > width: 99.9% > width: 100% > > In IE and Firefox, #div2 is almost as wide as #div3. > In Opera, #div