Jos van Panhuis wrote:
> I would very much appreciate it if someone could help me with this,
> has a solution, or has a link to a page explaining this annoying bug.
>
It's one of the many 'hasLayout'[1] related bugs. IE6 needs a
'hasLayout' trigger in order to keep track of containers and positio
> > Been working on Tedd Sperling's excellent drop down menu which
> > was difficult
> > to catch in IE7.
> > As part of the exercise made submenus different colours etc.
> >
Now all sorted. Went back to square one. The problem with the above was the
nav a div as this caused a glitch in IE7.
New o
Try validating the document first? Just a thought.
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Phil Turner wrote:
> http://www.philturner-uk.com/ypny/
>
> the right hand div is dropping down to the bottom in IE cant seem to
> fix it
Those dotted lines are too long and IE/win expands the entire div to
make room for them - ignoring declared width. That's a genuine IE-bug.
One solution is
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/slidingdoors/
...is the best I've seen, although I did trawl the net for ages looking
for a perfect rounded-corners solution and ended up creating my own hybrid.
As for the images, just cut up that gif and remove the text why not?
Regards,
Barney
Brian Jones
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/slidingdoors/
...is the best I've seen, although I did trawl the net for ages looking
for a perfect rounded-corners solution and ended up creating my own hybrid.
As for the images, just cut up that gif and remove the text why not?
Regards,
Barney
Brian Jones
Heya.
I think i have found a big but stupid bug in IE(6).
Basically what you do is:
1) place a relative positioned div
2) inside, place some text and then a table
3) inside the table, put another relative positioned div with some content
What will happen is that the content from the 2nd div (the
Hi,
I am trying to create a css tabbed menu like this
http://astro.temple.edu/~tua14115/sampletabmenu.gif
Does anyone know where i can find the images to style the tabs like
this and how would i go about doing it.
Thanx
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Can someone help
http://www.philturner-uk.com/ypny/
the right hand div is dropping down to the bottom in IE cant seem to
fix it
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Bernu Bernard wrote:
> When I scroll the window I want the the absolute div inside relative
> to follow the text (of the relative div).
>
> In W3C browsers, this works fine:
> http://www.lptl.jussieu.fr/users/bernu/pub/test/position.html (all
> div with Hello from 1 to 6 move together when I sc
@Georg -
I agree with not learning workarounds. One of the greatest potential
failings for me (especially when I started *having* to deliver almost
identical rendering for IE Win / standards-compliant browsers) was that
I started to use workarounds (and even a few hacks) as standard - which
is
> A:hover,#myelement { color: #FFF }
>
> But every other element on the page got selected.
Replace your comma ',' with a space ' ':
a:hover #myelement {color:#fff;}
You were also missing a semi-colon ';' :) - so many times I thought I
had a massive failure on my hands when the only problems w
Css Discuss wrote:
> I am a PHP programmer who used to do only front end stuff in the time
> before managers accepted CSS as a valid way to mark up web pages.
...and I'm a semi-retired software/hardware developer and professional
problem-solver, that now spends available time on making mark up/CS
This definitely has been an interesting thread, very nice input from all,
thank you!
Not to defend, but just to share, my whole background in any of my internet
work has been, "study now, benefit later". In the mid-late '90's I took the
"Learn HTML in 30 days" book and sat in front of it and my co
Hello list!
I need to change these css attributes of only one element on the page, a
exceptionla link that must behave differently. It is. However, I can't find
a way to only select it using the pseudo-classes metioned, I tried:
A:hover,#myelement { color: #FFF }
But every other element on the
Mijin Vladimir wrote:
> I have a problem, how to display a left colum background image to the whole
> width od left side, regardles mainpart length.
>
>
Add
background: url(../images/background_img.gif) repeat-y;
to the #wrapper selector.
Best,
~dL
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Hi,
I'm new in this list and after reading the frontpage I didn't find a
solution for my problem.
I have a div (static or relative) in which I want to put other divs
with { position: absolute } .
I also have a header that I want to be fixed. So I have a mix of
fixed div with absolute div
I have a problem, how to display a left colum background image to the whole
width od left side, regardles mainpart length.
// HTML
... something ...
... something ...
...
//CSS
#wrapper{
width:900px;
position: relative;
text-align:left;
height:100%;
m
HOLY CRAP! I can't believe that worked. Wow. Thanks, Philippe!
You're right - this should be filed under most ridiculous bug fix ever.
Matt
On 10/25/06, Philippe Wittenbergh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On Oct 25, 2006, at 6:38 AM, Matt Dawson wrote:
>
> > And here's where the problem is:
Alan Chandler wrote:
>> But ...?
>>
>> Why has #header h1 a margin, doesn't it inherit the #wrap
>> declaration of 0.
>
>
> OK margins don't get inherited - but why doesn't it default to 0
That h1 has margin-defaults in all browsers, and will display that
unless you have declared your own marg
> The doctype clarification has to be completely at the top. There can't even
> be an empty line there.
Anything above doctype declaration will throw IE into "quirks mode",
but this does not
mean everything is forbidden here. You may have empty lines, comments,
or xml declaration here...
Regards
On 25/10/2006 10:40, Rob O'Rourke wrote:
> Is there anyone using this who can shed some light on this for me?
>
.yui-b means "block of content", whereas .yui-g means "grid".
From the site:
> Each container is a "block of content", so we add two divs with
> class="yui-b" attribute values to div
Christian Heilmann wrote:
>> Shelly's spot on. I know a lot of developers who're just baffled at the
>> concept of CSS (style? developers? hehehe), but if you read through
>> w3c's glossaries and write to standard (ie Firefox) - afterwards the
>> logic employed by IE is an interesting challenge :).
Can someone please look at this page and tell me where the horizontal scroll
in the browser is coming from and how to get rid of it?
http://www.tmhdesign2.com/sedation-dentistry.asp
Thanks.
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Hi JJ:
> Now I'd really like to get up to speed on CSS but everytime I start to get
> into it, it seems like, "oh to make that work in that browser I'll need this
> work around, or it's going to do this or that".
>
> That sucks!!! Is there no logic here?
No, there's logic there. :)
Other peopl
Couple of useful links:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html
Barney Carroll wrote:
> @JJ: I use pretty much the same setup. Only now I need another laptop
> for IE7 :). Vim on Mac doesn't sit tight for me... I use BBEdit
> (intelligent collapsi
Couple of useful links:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html
Barney Carroll wrote:
> @JJ: I use pretty much the same setup. Only now I need another laptop
> for IE7 :). Vim on Mac doesn't sit tight for me... I use BBEdit
> (intelligent collapsi
> Shelly's spot on. I know a lot of developers who're just baffled at the
> concept of CSS (style? developers? hehehe), but if you read through
> w3c's glossaries and write to standard (ie Firefox) - afterwards the
> logic employed by IE is an interesting challenge :).
You can start with a tested
@JJ: I use pretty much the same setup. Only now I need another laptop
for IE7 :). Vim on Mac doesn't sit tight for me... I use BBEdit
(intelligent collapsing and, as far as I'm concerned, cleanest &
simplest interface around).
Shelly's spot on. I know a lot of developers who're just baffled at
I grabbed the source files and played with them. If you get rid of that
negative z-index for #mainframe, or change it to zero or a positive number,
your problem should go away. Alternatively, you could declare position and
z-index etc. for the body tag.
See http://archivist.incutio.com/viewl
sorry about the silly questions but I'm new at this :
http://test3.dekkers.net
http://test3.dekkers.net/style.css
i can't seem to be able to move the footer to float nicely at the bottom of
the page (or even show at all in IE).
i know it's probably something silly I'm forgetting just don't know w
On Tuesday 24 October 2006 14:24, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Yes, IE6 centers block-element by auto-margins when in "standard
> compliant" mode, but there's a flaw in IE when it is served absolute
> positioned elements.
As I wrote before, I read about the "Centering with auto-margins"
technique in E
Hi Amie,
for some reason I can't quite fathom, your index page performs a browser
check upon loading, and redirects Firefox to ff.html (see the BODY tag
in your html file main.js), which is, er, indeed blank.
You just have to remove the onload for this page to quit its naughty,
naughty behaviou
> I am busy with my first website. I am using css. The site displays when I
> use Opera and IE but displays blank in firefox. (tested on ff 1.5.X)
its a good thing you tested it, eh. :) doesn't display in mozilla
either. i haven't looked but would think it probably doesn't display in
Safari,
I've been unable to figure out what is causing the floated text (in
divs) in http://www.spitzer.us/daryl/Daryl_Spitzer_resume.html (and
http://www.spitzer.us/daryl/) to overlap in Microsoft Internet
Explorer 6.0. I welcome any advice.
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