On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 17:01:08 -0400, Linda Quinn wrote:
> I am using pseudo-classes on my links. They all work as they should, in
> all browsers, on text links, but I am having trouble with image links.
>
> The site is: www.lifeonwheels.com/beta2/index5.hml
>
> Looking at the sponsor logos on the ri
>I have a site at www.cromartyview.com. I would like the thistle image,
>which is a background image on #wrapper to appear over the main image,
>#headimage which is in div#container.
>
>I think my problem is in working out which stacking context each is in
>and how to use the z-index to change the
I have an HTML page used for printing quotes and invoices on letterhead
paper. It's very annoying to get the IE header & footer on the page. If
I remove the header and footer from the IE page setup, then I lose the
header & footer for all the other pages.
I don't mind if it is a IE solution only,
How to get alternating row colors in a table or a list?
I know of solutions with Javascript but I am looking for something that
would be done with CSS only, I don't want to have to have a class for
the even rows (or odd). Now that we have CSS 2.1, with "counter" and
"content", does anyone have an
Juanita wrote:
> I just finished a really small site and everything works EXCEPT IE is
> not accepting the fonts as I have them styled - which look as they
> should in Firefox.
>
> Can someone figure out what my problem is?
> http://www.kcsm.org/railroadsinamerica.htm
Those /*family*/ comments
Hi all,
I've come across something I think I read about once but after
hunting the archive and googling, I can't seem to find an answer. I
have a png image as a background to a div that is, well, here's the
div css (this is post png processing for png on IE):
.right {
float: left;
Hi -
I just finished a really small site and everything works EXCEPT IE is not
accepting the fonts as I have them styled - which look as they should in
Firefox.
Can someone figure out what my problem is?
Here the CSS:
http://www.kcsm.org/catalog/railroadsinamerica/railroadsinamerica.css
Here's
I am using pseudo-classes on my links. They all work as they should,
in all browsers, on text links, but I am having trouble with image
links.
The site is: www.lifeonwheels.com/beta2/index5.hml
Looking at the sponsor logos on the right side of the page, the
images should not have a border i
I've created a list with list items that have a heigth of 100px.
Inside the list items are links which have a height of 30px.
If I hover over the list items a nested list appears.
What I would like to happen is that the nested list only appears if I hover
over the link area (30px).
I'm afraid th
I'm hoping that someone can help with the way I have to explain this. I can't
post links to URLs with the issue, since I work for a government organization
where the pages are protected. Sorry for the inconvenience.
I have a div that contains several other divs which are floated left (the oute
David,
Wow, thanks for that link. I will test the idea later. That is GREAT
reading. I tried everything to remove these duplicated characters.
Very frustrating and I would never have thought of this "duplicate
character" bug in IE. Just when you thought you have seen every crazy
thing that
Anneke Wiering wrote:
> I had a nice little layout thingy working in FF and - thanks to
> csshover.htc - IE 6 (and 5 and 5.5). Then IE7 came along ...
>
> What it should do (and does in FF and IE6) is change the z-index of a
> layer in the page on hovering over the tabs and in this way display
> d
ed gooddy wrote:
> Thanks for the pointer to the validating page francky- I added the
> closing div but the problem continues with background image not being
> shown(except in Internet Explorer and windows OS) Does anyone know why
> this is happening and what I can do to make the background image
Sample page from site in question (still in development - ignore obvious
goofs!):
http://208.112.27.110/index.cfm?action=cmf.about
There's a repeating background image that starts right at the banner.
This "background-container" div ends after the footer div at the bottom.
I've been monking wi
On 10/27/06, Mark J. Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I didn't know there were standalone versions of IE7.
>
> There probably are, but that's not what I meant. I was referring to
> using standalone versions of IE6, as opposed to trying to roll back to
> it.
Sorry I misunderstod. I thought you
> I didn't know there were standalone versions of IE7.
There probably are, but that's not what I meant. I was referring to
using standalone versions of IE6, as opposed to trying to roll back to
it.
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Mark J. Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On 10/26/06, Mark J. Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 10/26/06, Chris Ovenden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This is incorrect. It used to be true of other IE versions, but this
> > time around Microsoft have provided a way to roll back the
> > installation to IE6, using the Add/Remove Programs
Thanks for the pointer to the validating page francky- I added the closing div
but the problem continues with background image not being shown(except in
Internet Explorer and windows OS) Does anyone know why this is happening and
what I can do to make the background image show?
#navbar {
James Ward wrote:
> FF is inserting what looks like a 1px gap between the
> #content-wrapper and the #footer.
>
> But here's the really strange bit - it only affects two of the pages
> even though the same sheet is styling all of them.
> The URL is www.joansironingservice.co.uk
>
> The affecte
I've got a strange problem in FF1.5 that I have trouble reproducing
but it's definitely there.
If you go to http://www.orchidsuites.net and click around to subpages
you might hit a page where the main content area has slipped far down
the page ... if this happens and you wait or refresh it w
i only took a quick look, but deleting the h2 declaration fixed the
1px gap for ff 1.5 on the prices page, and deleting the h1, h2, h3,
and p declarations fixed the gap on the customer page.
as to why or if it matters, i have no idea. i only took a quick peek.
Amy M Ostrom wrote:
> I am having the darndest time getting my image and text to sit next to
> each other. I finally just used the display:table and
> display:table-cell and have it working beautifully in Firefox, but of
> course these are not available in IE. Does anyone know a good fix for
On Oct 27, 2006, at 12:50 PM, Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
> The other way to do float clearing is to specify overflow: hidden,
> and a
> hasLayout trigger of your choice.
>
> http://www.quirksmode.org/css/clearing.html
>
> I would like to hear from people with more experience about whether
> this
I apologize because I'm reading this in digest. But have you corrected this
issue? I looked at it in 2.0.4 (419.3) and I think it looks really good.
Bill
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Ross Hulford wrote:
> Hi I am using the suckerfish with things like
>
> li a:hover{
> text-decoration:none;
> color:#ACD9F4;
> }
>
>
> li ul {
> display: none;
> position: absolute;
> top: 1.3em;
> width:2em;
> left: 16px;
>
>
> }
>
> but I want to use li's later on in the page and
Ross Hulford wrote:
> I have some text above and below a table but the bottom text wraps around the
> table. How to I clear the table on both ends in the cleanest way possible-
> not clearing div or wapping the text in tags.
>
It sounds like you want to add a clear to the text below the table
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
> Well Mike, if you're clearing multiple elements, it might be easier to
> do with just a couple of lines of CSS, rather than updating the HTML all
> over the place.
>
Right. This is why I never use the old-school clearing div method any
more. I very quickly get these
Hi,
I have a header div #header is relatively positioned. Inside this is an
absolutely positioned #menu_holder div that holds a suckerfish menu. The
problem i when I use top:80px; on the menu holder it is perfect in both IE
version and too low in FF. when I change it to 60px FF is the one that
It's a question of something called specificity, which only comes into play
when you have a lot of classes, ids and elements within them. In your case,
if this is all the html, just use the basic selector as you only have one
list.
Here's a good explanation:
http://www.htmldog.com/guides/cssadvan
On Oct 27, 2006, at 3:17 AM, Ross Hulford wrote:
> what is the correct way to change the ul properties without
> effecting other properties.
I'll assume you meant to use the id "nav" instead of "mylist" on the
ul. Most of what you have here will do it, but it depends on other
circumstances
This site is exhibiting what seems (to me) to be areally strange
problem. FF is inserting what looks like a 1px gap between the
#content-wrapper and the #footer.
But here's the really strange bit - it only affects two of the pages
even though the same sheet is styling all of them.
The URL is www
Ross Hulford wrote:
> I have this.
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Change the properties for #mylist. You've
The correct way would be:
Access list direct - will affect this list only:
ul#mylist {}
Access list w/ parent id - will affect all :s in parent div
#holder ul {}
and what (if any). Is the difference between #nav.li and #nav li ?
The difference is that #nav.li would look for an element with id="n
On 27/10/06, Ross Hulford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Ross Hulford wrote:
> I posted a question about this a while back. Safari ignores form styles and
> displays them in a standard macintosh format.
>
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> Ross
You'll probably be wanting javascript to modify standard form elements.
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I have this.
item 1
item2
what is the correct way to change the ul properties without effecting other
properties.
#header #holder #nav {
}
#header #holder #nav.ul {
}
#nav.ul {
}
#nav ul {
}
and what (if any). Is the d
Melinda Odom wrote:
> Can someone tell me why I see the graphic color that is in the left
> menu in IE but not in mozilla or netscape:
> http://www.designhosting.biz/neill/test.html
Standard compliant browsers need the right property/value from the
specs[1] to make them expand #container. IE exp
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