I'am working on this site:
http://beta.24-10reading.nl/
It's got a horizontal menu with submenus (using a .htc file for
whatwever hover), all work like intended. Except...
Then there's also a wordpress installation on this site. I altered the
wordpress template (mainly the header) so it uses the
Erik Visser wrote:
>[...]
>http://beta.24-10reading.nl/
>
>When you hover the menuitems:
>- reading
>- workshops
>- contact
>a submenu should open. But in IE6 they dont.
>
>[...]
>
>
Hi Erik,
Here in IE6 at Win98SE the submenus are opening perfectly.
Did you look in the locally file or the uploa
Ingo Chao wrote:
> sorry. did not read the post. it does not work on the blog. is the path
> to the htc correct? And the conditional comment?
>
Tried all sorts of paths to the htc file.
And the conditional comment is working in the "non blog" part of the site.
But thats why i keep thinking i'am
Ingo Chao wrote:
> sorry. did not read the post. it does not work on the blog. is the path
> to the htc correct? And the conditional comment?
>
addition to the paths i tested.
i did this by trial and error
changed it from /htc/csshover.htc (which works for the rest of the site)
to: ../htc/cssho
Ingo Chao wrote:
>
> But the conditional comment: I cannot see it on the blog part.
I only see 1 (the first) conditional comment when i do view source.
This is what i added to the header.php
The link to the .htc is in the ie.css.
So only one conditional comment is executed?
Er
Erik Visser wrote:
> Ingo Chao wrote:
>> But the conditional comment: I cannot see it on the blog part.
>
>
> I only see 1 (the first) conditional comment when i do view source.
>
forget about this. did not look good
sorry
they are there all three now
ie.css is found (thats why backgorund is
Now the CC are there.
Two pages:
non-blog
http://beta.24-10reading.nl
In the non-blog page, the menu is working.
here, the hovered li are getting a class named "sfhover", via the
Ruthsarian JS.
blog
http://beta.24-10reading.nl/wordpr/
In the blog page, the menu isn't working.
here, the li are
Hi,
I'm new to this list and new to website design so I hope someone can help me
with a nav bar that I want to modify. How do I make it so that the last item in
the navigation list - i.e. in this case "testimonials" does not have a
right-hand border. I still want the right hand border on the ot
Hi folks,
I've just set up a Google custom search engine aimed at web design,
and particularly HTML and CSS development. It can be found at
http://www.moretea.co.uk.
The idea is to cut down on the amount of digging through Google
results that it is sometimes necessary to do when searching for
sli
Mandy Covington wrote:
>
> I'm new to this list and new to website design so I hope someone can help me
> with a nav bar that I want to modify. How do I make it so that the last item
> in the navigation list - i.e. in this case "testimonials" does not have a
> right-hand border. I still want the
I have a print stylesheet for a Web site that isn't working the way I'd
like in IE, but it works fine in FF.
The Web site has one main styelsheet
(http://www.azbof.gov/stylesheets/main.css) that imports the print
stylesheet:
@import url(print.css) print, handheld;
The print.css (http://www.azbof.
Dennis Seavers wrote:
> I have a print stylesheet for a Web site that isn't
> working the way I'd
> like in IE, but it works fine in FF.
>
> The Web site has one main styelsheet
> (http://www.azbof.gov/stylesheets/main.css) that imports the print
> stylesheet:
> @import url(print.css) print, ha
On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 14:41:15 +, Michael Thompson wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've just set up a Google custom search engine aimed at web design, and
> particularly HTML and CSS development. It can be found at
http://www.moretea.co.uk.
>
> The idea is to cut down on the amount of digging t
On 12/15/06, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I can't easily read text smaller than that on my screens.
> I design for 200% font-resizing, or 32px 'minimum font size', in case
> someone needs even larger text. You should try that.
done! the whole thing is now a liquid layout. dropp
>> I can't easily read text smaller than that on my screens. I design
>> for 200% font-resizing, or 32px 'minimum font size', in case
>> someone needs even larger text. You should try that.
> done! the whole thing is now a liquid layout. dropped all those
> pixels and changed it to ems. please ta
Hi everyone,
I sent this through yesterday and it didn't arrive so here's hoping.
I've been plodding along, I think improving with my CSS (I thought not good
enough to be of much help to anyone but I answered a question... very
excited) anyway as always have come across something weird.
Here's
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