Matt Fielding wrote:
http://mattu.isa-geek.com/index2.php
2)
Georg, your suggestion about using a margin to displace the content div, I
thought, would cause the content div to start below the navbar.
First: by not setting a width on navbar you may lose some old
browser-versions - they may
I'm trying to make a custom hr / tag using a div styled as follows:
div.hr
{
margin-top: 5px;
height: 5px;
width: 95%;
border-width: 0 0 1px 0;
border-style: dashed;
border-color: #cc;
}
and using the HTML:
centerdiv class=hr!--
I believe I found a small issue with this.
It turns out that IE returns a 404 error when I fetch:
http://www.remoteserver.invalid/css/url(file.css) screen (PHP on
Windows).
while the following loads the sheet just fine:
http://localhost/css/url(file.css) screen (WAMP)
Any fix for that or
Matt Fielding wrote:
I'm trying to make a custom hr / tag using a div styled as follows:
div.hr
{
margin-top: 5px;
height: 5px;
width: 95%;
border-width: 0 0 1px 0;
border-style: dashed;
border-color: #cc;
}
and using
I just finished building a site, and have noticed an odd problem in IE
6. On the homepage (the only page with an additional right column)
sometimes the header section does not line up with the right side of the
page. This only seems to occur at certain page widths. Any input would
be
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I believe I found a small issue with this.
It turns out that IE returns a 404 error when I fetch:
http://www.remoteserver.invalid/css/url(file.css) screen (PHP on
Windows).
while the following loads the sheet just fine:
http://localhost/css/url(file.css) screen
Matt Fielding wrote:
I'm trying to make a custom hr / tag using a div styled as follows:
http://mattu.isa-geek.com/index2.php
Try (including the width as Ingo wrote) and:
css:
div#navbar {
width: 100px; add
}
replace the selector you have with this:
hr {
border: none 0;
border-top:
~davidLaakso wrote:
It turns out that IE returns a 404 error when I fetch:
http://www.remoteserver.invalid/css/url(file.css) screen (PHP on
Windows).
while the following loads the sheet just fine:
http://localhost/css/url(file.css) screen (WAMP)
Any fix for that or should I go back to
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
The issue is that the remote server doesn't seem to serve the file to
IE. The file exists but IE cannot get to it as it does locally.
As a side note, the hack is not in the file format, as other browsers
download that weird file just the same.
I believe it is a server
On 1/25/07, muskokee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take a look at this page.
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/balloons.html
This is an excellent css pop-up.
This is a surprising solution! I personally wouldn't use it since the
conditional comments make the HTML invalid when using IE -- there's
Hello ...
I am building a UI for a web application. I am using 100% heights for a lot
of the outer elements, like this:
wrapper - this has 100% height
div1 - this has 100% height/div1
div2 - this has 100% height/div2
div3 - this has 100% height/div3
/wrapper
this works all fine and dandy. the
Hi All,
I'm trying a test page to do a rounded corners using the sliding doors
style. You can see the file at:
http://www.learnerdesign.com/acufamily/box.html
It looks fine in firefox, but in IE, the right border pops over and the box
breaks. I am trying to have the it as one smooth rounded
Here is the problem.
I am recreating the layout of a preexisting application design at my new
job.
The developers here did all of the front end code in the past, so it is
layered with tables, and all sorts of wacky stuff.
I need to recreate it to look and function like the current application.
Grady Kelly wrote:
The design is basically a 3 column layout, the first two columns have fixed
widths, and the third column is liquid, or rather, its width takes up the
rest of the window.
I tried floating them in a wrapper div, and of course, I can do it, but I
cannot seem to get the third
On Jan 25, 2007, at 5:26 PM, Grady Kelly wrote:
The design is basically a 3 column layout, the first two columns
have fixed
widths, and the third column is liquid, or rather, its width takes
up the
rest of the window.
I tried floating them in a wrapper div, and of course, I can do it,
Hey All-
Is anyone familiar with this issue? I'm prototyping a site right now
that does a weird thing when resizing the window in FF. The feature
projects labels shift around and stick until after a reload.
Safari handles it well. Haven't look in IE.
http://bfi.blueflameinteractive.com/
Hmm. When I use the validation tools, the xhtml (strict) validates and the
css would validate (except for the hand cursor property which doesn't
exist) in firefox 2.0, 1e6 and ie7.
On 1/25/07, Andy Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/25/07, muskokee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take a look
I'd imagine Andy meant that IE won't internally be able validate it
(because it sees through the comments to something that's invalid)
-- thus IE will degrade to quirks mode and a lot of other things you
had designed under the assumption that IE would be in standards mode
will be off.
Most Layouts have been dont with floats (no neg margins)-
the layoutgala site
http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
feature Negative Margins which I am thinking of switching to
anybody just do negative margin layouts only?
Is this the way to go?
Yes, nicely put. ;-)
On 1/25/07, james shannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd imagine Andy meant that IE won't internally be able validate it
(because it sees through the comments to something that's invalid)
-- thus IE will degrade to quirks mode and a lot of other things you
had designed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most Layouts have been dont with floats (no neg margins)-
the layoutgala site
http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
feature Negative Margins which I am thinking of switching to
anybody just do negative margin layouts only?
Is this the way to go?
I find that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most Layouts have been dont with floats (no neg margins)- the
layoutgala site http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/ feature Negative
Margins which I am thinking of switching to anybody just do negative
margin layouts only? Is this the way to go?
Learning how to
http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
feature Negative Margins which I am thinking of switching to
anybody just do negative margin layouts only?
Is this the way to go?
Hi Neal. Yes, we use negative margins almost exclusively in our design
wizard: http://karmawizard.com
Yes, it works on FF but not on IE... Sounds simple but I haven't found
something simple and clean cross browsers yet.
Fred
On 1/26/07, David Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fred Janon wrote:
That was mine too but it doesn't seem to change anything, I tried with
0px, -1px and -2px with IE6,
Hey Thierry,
I don't think it is a problem with my implementation, as I said it is
working fine on my local server.
The issue is that the remote server doesn't seem to serve the file to IE.
The file exists but IE cannot get to it as it does locally.
It's possible that your server has to be set
Do you have an example page?
On 1/25/07, Grady Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello ...
I am building a UI for a web application. I am using 100% heights for a
lot
of the outer elements, like this:
wrapper - this has 100% height
div1 - this has 100% height/div1
div2 - this has 100%
Chris Pallé wrote:
Is anyone familiar with this issue? I'm prototyping a site right now
that does a weird thing when resizing the window in FF. The feature
projects labels shift around and stick until after a reload.
Safari handles it well. Haven't look in IE.
I don't think it is a problem with my implementation, as I said it is
working fine on my local server.
The issue is that the remote server doesn't seem to serve the file
to IE. The file exists but IE cannot get to it as it does locally.
It's possible that your server has to be set to
www.chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper
-- this is a really great toolbar (Firefox) that was emailed to one of
the lists months ago. CSS is only one of many elements it can be used to
check.
Dave Goodchild wrote:
If you install the Web Developer extension for Firefox you can then run a
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
To make sure, I changed the MIME type on my local IIS server, and sure
enough IE loaded the file.
I can't change this on the remote server myself, I hope my WHC will agree to
do it.
I wanted people to know about this as it can make the experience of
switching from CC
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
To make sure, I changed the MIME type on my local IIS server, and
sure enough IE loaded the file. I can't change this on the remote
server myself, I hope my WHC will agree to do it. I wanted people to
know about this as it can make the experience of switching from
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