[css-d] photo gallery not appearing in IE6

Anyone have any idea why the photo gallery on this page won't show in IE6? CSS for the gallery is internal on the page. http://www.silverspotink.com/portfolio.html Thanks! Peg ambientglow.com __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] photo gallery not appearing in IE6

Peggy Coats wrote: Anyone have any idea why the photo gallery on this page won't show in IE6? CSS for the gallery is internal on the page. http://www.silverspotink.com/portfolio.html Peg Back-up your file. Run it through Tidy Online http://infohound.net/tidy/. Tidy will correct all but four

Re: [css-d] photo gallery not appearing in IE6

Peggy Coats wrote: Anyone have any idea why the photo gallery on this page won't show in IE6? CSS for the gallery is internal on the page. http://www.silverspotink.com/portfolio.html There's a problem with the HTML markup that's breaking the page. Every link with rel=lightbox that wraps

[css-d] gap underneath menu bar

Hi, can anyone please help me. I have quite a big gap underneath my horizontal menu bar which I don't want. It does what I want in IE but not the more compliant browsers. I'm fairly new at this and I've really tried to figure this one out but I'm stumped. Help would be much appreciated.

Re: [css-d] gap underneath menu bar

On 21/01/2007 19:17, Mandy Covington wrote: Hi, can anyone please help me. I have quite a big gap underneath my horizontal menu bar which I don't want. It does what I want in IE but not the more compliant browsers. I'm fairly new at this and I've really tried to figure this one out but I'm

Re: [css-d] Background color not showing up in IE6?

Matthew Bernhardt wrote: Hello, I've been trying to figure out why the content block in the following site doesn't always get the background color in IE 6. Any help would be much appreciated. This page works correctly in all the browsers I've checked:

Re: [css-d] gap underneath menu bar

Thank you very much Bradley - that has sorted the problem out. And thanks also for the advice re: firefox. I will definitely look into that one. Mandy - Original Message - From: Bradley Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 7:30 PM

[css-d] Image cut-off in IE7

On the following webpage, my middle image is cut short in IE7. css-d@lists.css-discuss.org This does not happen in any other browsers. My desire is to present the image (of a bird) and have information about the bird in a column to the right of the image. (Note, many of the other pages linked,

Re: [css-d] Image cut-off in IE7

Rick Fulmer wrote: On the following webpage, my middle image is cut short in IE7. Rick Fulmer Rick, you neglected to include the uri of the page. ~dL -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] Image cut-off by IE7...URL

Sorry, I neglected to include a link to the page I was referring to in my previous message: http://www.finchworld.gvlonline.com/species/zebrafinch.html -- Rick Fulmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] Border shift possible?

Keith, Thank you for replying. I would use a background image as the border, and set it to display the way you want. That way, you control the alignment and the length. Just my opinion. It's a good tip. But does that also imply that controlling the alignment of a CSS border is not

Re: [css-d] Border shift possible?

Remember that the border is on what is essentially a box. You are asking to make the border narrower than the length of the text. Are you wanting to make the containing element (box) narrower than the text contained within? You could do it if you added a new, smaller element below (such