hello, thanks for the reply but it seems it doesnt work..
Devon Miller wrote:
Daniel Petre wrote:
hello, anyone can guide me to a hack regarding viewing my page (
http://www.pain.ro ) the right way in IE7 ?
It looks like the IE z-index bug[1]. Basically, since you have 2
positioned
nevermind, just fixed !
i forgot to add z-index to img.background like:
img.background {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
position: absolute;
z-index: 0;
}
and now everything shows up correctly.
whats left is ie6 and ie7 hacks for the menu positioning:
#navcontainer {
z-index: 100;
position:
Mark Henderson wrote:
[...] So, to reiterate, does anyone know of a way to have a fixed
width box horizontally centered but always a fixed distance from the
bottom of the viewport, whilst allowing the content to scroll using
overflow. I hope that all made sense. Any ideas?
Yes...
I have a container div with a background-color. The div contains paragraphs and
two images. The two images are float:right.
In Internet Explorer 6 when I resize the browser window the last paragraph
sometimes disappears, only to return if you keep resizing the window. When I
take the
Gaz Newt wrote:
In Internet Explorer 6 when I resize the browser window the last
paragraph sometimes disappears, only to return if you keep resizing
the window. When I take the background-color off the container div
the last paragraph never disappears. But I need the background-color
for
Gaz Newt wrote:
In Internet Explorer 6 when I resize the browser window the last
paragraph sometimes disappears, only to return if you keep resizing
the window.
Adding...
.diaryentrycontainer p {position: relative;}
...will make IE get the stacking right.
Yes that's sorted it out, thanks
Gaz Newt wrote:
Gaz Newt wrote:
In Internet Explorer 6 when I resize the browser window the last
paragraph sometimes disappears, only to return if you keep resizing
the window.
Adding...
.diaryentrycontainer p {position: relative;}
...will make IE get the stacking right.
I have a href tag inside an li. I want the cursor to change to hand when
the mouse is over a particular li/a href. I have set the display to
block inside the 'a' style. It doesn't seem to work in IE 6.0 for some
reason. Given it a background colour as well.
Sophie Dennis wrote:
In fact any property which sets hasLayout on the container with the
background will do the trick. Similar bugs can also occur in IE7 but
*not* in IE6 (just to confuse you). See
http://www.cayenne.co.uk/ie7/disappearing-content.html for tests and
longer explanation of
Raghavendhran, Kavita wrote:
I have a href tag inside an li. I want the cursor to change to hand when
the mouse is over a particular li/a href. I have set the display to
block inside the 'a' style. It doesn't seem to work in IE 6.0 for some
reason. Given it a background colour as well.
Hard to
Hi list,
I'm struggling all morning trying to implement something like this :
http://scott.sauyet.name/CSS/Demo/FooterDemo2.html
on a website I'm developing, but I cannot make it work at all. and in
IE I even can't make it display correctly( the footer is over the
content)
I've try a lot, and
On 12/17/06, ~davidLaakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephan Wehner wrote:
What do members recommend for website design and layout questions? As
in, I'm developing a website, and would like some feedback and advice
about its general design/layout. I've seen some forums, but wasn't too
happy
Stephanie Leary wrote:
Ran into a bizarre problem over the weekend. The goal of this page is to
combine a nav menu with progress meters for a funding campaign. After much
fiddling with stacking things, I realized the simplest way to do it would be
to set a background image on each list item,
Barney Carroll wrote:
I...
I'm under the impression that position:absolute within an
overflow:hidden; are nails in both feet. I'm wondering if anyone's ever
succeeded in this - I'm certain it must have been done at some point,
both techniques (flyout submenus and extending
Shelly wrote:
Hey all -
I'm using the position is everything trick of a clearfix class
(http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html). According to
the article, the clearfix works on everything *but* IE - however the
article states:
This does not affect IE/Win which simply
On 19/12/06, Barney Carroll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this list isn't particularly keen on conceptual problems but I
have this notion that I can't conceive of without overflow on a
containing element which then comes round to bite me in the face.
I have my two columns, navigation and
On 19/12/06, Steve LaBadie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an unordered list with an image as the bullet and I want to nest
an ordered list with decimals inside. The problem is the image is
populating both list.
How about ol style=list-style-type: decimal; list-style-image:none;?
Rafael
On 20/12/06, Raghavendhran, Kavita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a href tag inside an li. I want the cursor to change to hand when
the mouse is over a particular li/a href. I have set the display to
block inside the 'a' style. It doesn't seem to work in IE 6.0 for some
reason. Given it a
Alastair Campbell wrote:
A friend came across a strange bug that must have come up before, but
I can't find anything on it.
If you have an input in a container, both have a width, and the
container has a left-margin, IE7 puts it out of the container. It was
quite a complex site, so I put a
On 12/19/06, Ingo Chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Strange. Seems to be a similar problem in IE6, but the wrapper is
expanding there.
I'm glad it wasn't something common that I had just missed before, but
it is very strange that this hasn't come up before, isn't it?
Especially since it affects IE6
On 20/12/06, Kenny Meyers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey folks,
I'm having significant issues with IE6 and have looked through the
archives and maybe I'm not seeing it but I can't find a solution to the
problem.
www.realestatejourney.com
The content area moves to the bottom of the page.
Sasha Gerrand wrote:
On 20/12/06, Raghavendhran, Kavita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a href tag inside an li. I want the cursor to change to hand when
the mouse is over a particular li/a href. I have set the display to
block inside the 'a' style. It doesn't seem to work in IE 6.0 for
Ok, here is a description of what's happening in each browser with each
setting:
With the last-child ENABLED:
In IE6, everything looks normal.
In FF, all of the column widths go haywire...reload a coupla time
and get different results each time. Often many of the columns get
Thanks, Ingo. I'm sure this will start making sense after a couple more
aspirin...
--
Stephanie Leary
Web Communications Specialist
The Texas AM University System
tamus.edu
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kenny Meyers wrote:
I'm having significant issues with IE6 and have looked through the
archives and maybe I'm not seeing it but I can't find a solution to the
problem.
www.realestatejourney.com
The content area moves to the bottom of the page.
Kenny Meyers
I regret is not only an
~davidLaakso wrote:
www.realestatejourney.com
The content area moves to the bottom of the page.
I regret is not only an ie/6.0 problem. This happens on most all of
your pages in compliant browsers with font-scaling, too. You may need
to re-think the structure of the page layout(s).
Hi,
I run into a very annoying problem with the pagezoom in IE7. A very
simplistic testcase (ignore the German text, its just a placeholder -
styles inline): http://sujag.de/test/hover_problem.html
It's just simple text with some inline links, that are inverted on
:hover, :focus, :active. When
Susanne Jäger wrote:
Hi,
I run into a very annoying problem with the pagezoom in IE7. A very
simplistic testcase (ignore the German text, its just a placeholder -
styles inline): http://sujag.de/test/hover_problem.html
It's just simple text with some inline links, that are inverted on
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