Re: [css-d] Hover issue

Kenoli Oleari schreef: > I have a hover style for links that are attached to text. I also > have some links that utilize images and want no hover effect in these > cases. The class I give to the links with images is ".button". > > The following code does not work to stop the hover effect. Ho

[css-d] Hover issue

I have a hover style for links that are attached to text. I also have some links that utilize images and want no hover effect in these cases. The class I give to the links with images is ".button". The following code does not work to stop the hover effect. How do I do this? a:hover.butto

[css-d] CSS borders on objects in FF?

Does anyone know if it's possible to add a border to a Flash object element in Firefox using only CSS? The containing div is much longer than the Flash object, so I'm trying to set the border on only the Flash like this: div object { border: 1px solid #ccc; } but this only seems to work in IE

Re: [css-d] Setting an element based on its child

Kenny Graham wrote: >> Does this include it not needing to be IE compliant? The reason I need it is >> to fix a margin issue in a template I've inherited, and IE is currently >> behaving itself quite nicely (I suspect they built for IE in the first >> place). Firefox, however, is not. *sigh* >>

Re: [css-d] Clearing floats in same DIV but not external floats...

Michael Stevens wrote: > I've got a normal 3 column layout with a header, left menu floated > left, right menu floated right, and content DIV with margins equal to > the left & right menus so it's centered. [...] > I want the tab DIV to clear the other items in the content DIV but > not to worry

[css-d] Nav bar help - Browser compatibility issues

Hi, I am having a few problems with the navigation that I have made and have been trying to fix the problem for a while now but no luck. There are 3 different navigation sections at the top. The first set are just text but for some reason in FF they don't work and in IE 6 they do. I think

Re: [css-d] splitting of footer lists

On 2/20/07, Austin Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > This centered nav has very good cross-browser support: > > > > Adjust the horizontal padding and font-size to get the desired result > > > > > Or use this one, (you can enter your ow

Re: [css-d] splitting of footer lists

> This centered nav has very good cross-browser support: > > Adjust the horizontal padding and font-size to get the desired result > Or use this one, (you can enter your own links etc and it generates everything for you :)

Re: [css-d] Float HELL??? Or... URL Fixed!

On 2/20/07, Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Lisa Benham wrote: > > > *http://tinyurl.com/2gd54w > ... > Some of the problems on this page could be related to the issue that you > are using > > As Ingo said, changing the spans to divs indeed helps. Also: 1) Fix validation errors 2) Float #

Re: [css-d] splitting of footer lists

A clickable link to your page/menu in question will get you better > results from this list-- otherwise it's a guessing game. > This centered nav has very good cross-browser support: > > Adjust the horizontal padding and font-size to ge

Re: [css-d] splitting of footer lists

jeffrey morin wrote: > i am coding a site now and the footer links contain over 10 links. when i > put all of these into one even with padding applied it still doesn't > come out looking the way i need it to. > > A clickable link to your page/menu in question will get you better results from

Re: [css-d] splitting of footer lists

On 2/20/07, Austin Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You could add a class onto certain elements and thens tyle them that > way... > > i.e. > > > blah > blah > more blah... > > > ul { > styles in here... > } > > ul li { > styles in here for normal li > } > > ul li.space { > styles in here wi

[css-d] splitting of footer lists

i am coding a site now and the footer links contain over 10 links. when i put all of these into one even with padding applied it still doesn't come out looking the way i need it to. my questions is if i want to have it all spaced a certain way do i have to create 2 separate or can i just have on

Re: [css-d] Is there a CSS solution for a wide screen monitor?

Ack, my apologies for the duplicate message. I didn't realize I'd sent the first copy - sorry about that! __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information -- http://css-discuss.inc

Re: [css-d] Site Check Please

On 2/20/07, Nic Pulford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Can someone check this site template out please. > http://www.lasadev.com/NewLasa/ > [...] > The top image gets in the way of the text when I scroll down on Firefox 2.0.0.1. This is quite an annoyance! Is this intended behavior? The rest o

Re: [css-d] Is there a CSS solution for a wide screen monitor?

It sounds like your client simply has their monitor set to the wrong video mode, i.e. a 4:3 mode such as 1600x1200. If so, they will see this stretching in everything they do, not just web browsing. It's the same thing you see on so many widescreen TVs that are being used to watch conventional 4:3

Re: [css-d] Is there a CSS solution for a wide screen monitor?

It sounds like your client simply has their monitor set to the wrong video mode, i.e. a 4:3 mode such as 1600x1200. If so, they will see this stretching in everything they do, not just web browsing. Also, text on the monitor must look terrible this way. If that's the case, there is nothing you can

Re: [css-d] Problems with production pages in IE7/IE6

TCrabtree wrote: > I have just been alerted to a major problem with some pages in IE7 and IE6. > http://www.tusculum.edu/brurc > http://www.tusculum.edu > I did not see the problems you described on either page at 800, 1024, or 1280 in XP :: IE7.0 or IE6.0. Best, ~dL -- http://chelseacreek

[css-d] Problems with production pages in IE7/IE6

I have just been alerted to a major problem with some pages in IE7 and IE6. The two test machines I have display these pages without any problems. However, on at least two computers on campus, nothing below the menu bar displays in IE7/IE6 for this page: http://www.tusculum.edu/brurc The CSS is he

Re: [css-d] Float HELL??? Or... URL Fixed!

Lisa Benham wrote: > *http://tinyurl.com/2gd54w ... >> IE 7: (IE x.x being my client's main standard, eeh... for their >> own VERY broad client base (support/customer service) >> Not that I trust it from what I know, but... The page looks almost >> perfect in IE7, apart from the dropped/hid

Re: [css-d] Sidebar getting dropped in lte IE6

Matt Dawson wrote: > Probably a problem with the italics. Anyway. Try >> #content {overflow-x:hidden} >> and apply this hack via a Conditional Comment. >> >> Ingo >> >> -- >> http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html > > > > Excellent! That worked! Thanks, Ingo. > > Now: why did it work? > > 1) I'v

Re: [css-d] Column won't budge and HTML validates

I inquired... > On this page > > http://pierceartanddesign.com/NewFiles.html/pages/ aboutus.html > > I'm having trouble with (what else?) IE6. The column of > text on the right is cut off about 1 or 2 characters on the left > side. I've had this problem before, and I'm trying to fix a pre-made > s

[css-d] Hiding Menu

Ross, Your font size option should get the job done. Just add another style below it like so: ul.topmenu li.topmenuli ul{ font-size: 12px; } That should bring the font-size back for the bottom submenus. Tim Message: 19 Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 21:05:37 - From: "Ross Hulford" <[EMAIL PROT

[css-d] Clearing floats in same DIV but not external floats...

I've got a normal 3 column layout with a header, left menu floated left, right menu floated right, and content DIV with margins equal to the left & right menus so it's centered. I don't have the current incarnation up but you can see a moderatly close sample of what I'm doing at www.bctphoenix.com.

[css-d] Is there a CSS solution for a wide screen monitor?

This may be OT; I hope not; I hope there is a CSS solution. I built this site http://staff.reynolds.edu/mcline/index.html and tested it using "standard-sized" monitors, perhaps 16 or 17 inch. My client recently bought a 19" flat screen monitor & everything on this new monitor is stretched horizon

Re: [css-d] Column won't budge and HTML validates

In Re: >> Also, it does validate, HTML wise...but the CSS validator claims >> there's a problem and won't let it go through. >> >> It claims this problem: >> Target: http://pierceartanddesign.com/NewFiles.html/pages/ >> aboutus.html >> >> Please, validate your XML document first! (clip, slash)

Re: [css-d] Float HELL??? Or... URL Fixed!

Doh! Sorry...! Very tired, late post, FTP trouble, forgot to test... Try this... thanks! *http://tinyurl.com/2gd54w * LB* * I wrote: > Pretty plase, see:www.lisabenham.com/knova/ > > Float hell, or... collapsed margins or... Can't see straight any > more. Deadline, for a site I ju

[css-d] Site Check Please

Can someone check this site template out please. http://www.lasadev.com/NewLasa/ I have looked at IE 7.0 Opera and Firefox on PC's the Mac is where it needs checking. Sorry it has a lot of java in it, it is supposed to change size as you reduce screen size. It does not go down to PDA screen si

Re: [css-d] Sidebar getting dropped in lte IE6

Probably a problem with the italics. Anyway. Try > #content {overflow-x:hidden} > and apply this hack via a Conditional Comment. > > Ingo > > -- > http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html Excellent! That worked! Thanks, Ingo. Now: why did it work? 1) I've never heard of a bug that causes italics to

Re: [css-d] CSS with WordPress?

Wow, now I really feel dumb. It took me the better part of a day to get their CSS file modified to match a customer's site. The WordPress CSS file is long and confusing. They subscribe to the theory that the CSS should be divided into sections based on layout & style sections so that if you want to

Re: [css-d] CSS with WordPress?

Hi Stuart On 19/02/07, Stuart Hodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear CSS-Discuss, > I am striving to learn CSS for my forthcoming blog powered by > WordPress. Someone suggested I may not need CSS with WordPress, and > that they might not even work together. Will much appreciate advice. >

Re: [css-d] CSS with WordPress?

> Subject: [css-d] CSS with WordPress? > > > Dear CSS-Discuss, > I am striving to learn CSS for my forthcoming blog powered by > WordPress. Someone suggested I may not need CSS with WordPress, and > that they might not even work together. Will much appreciate advice. Well that is interesti

[css-d] Float HELL??? Or...

Pretty plase, see:www.lisabenham.com/knova/ Float hell, or... collapsed margins or... Can't see straight any more. Deadline, for a site I just inherited... I have studied hard over MANY of the greatest new CSS books, and busted tail on this thing all weekend, to get a good, soun

Re: [css-d] Column won't budge and HTML validates

On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Peter Hyde-Smith wrote: > http://www.lorettobern.org/";>The Bernardine Retirement > Community > > Regarding this bit (some real guru will have to do the first), I get the > same validation error. The confusing part is that the W3C markup validator (or the WDG validator) does

[css-d] div overflow within a table structure

Hello to everyone, I was wondering if anyone had come across the same problem that I am having with overflow div element within a table structure. My friend has a page of about 7 tables within tables and would like the most central cell to overflow. It would take days and days to redesign t

[css-d] CSS with WordPress?

Dear CSS-Discuss, I am striving to learn CSS for my forthcoming blog powered by WordPress. Someone suggested I may not need CSS with WordPress, and that they might not even work together. Will much appreciate advice. Sincerely, Stuart Hodes ___

[css-d] IE bug with text-indent applied at the start of a page

I was disappointed at seeing that IE 7 has preserved the bug that if you set, say, p { margin: 0; text-indent: 1em; } to create "literary paragraphs", the browser applies the indentation at the start of every new page when the document is printed, even when the first line of a page is not a fi

Re: [css-d] Conditional Comments issue with space between "IE" and "6"

On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Kor Dwarshuis wrote: > When using... - - >

[css-d] 100% height of HTML and BODY

I want to have a backround gradient across all page and also a background image sits on the very bottom of the page (not viewport). I tryed something like this: html { min-height: 100%; background: url(...) repeat-x bottom blue; /* 1x1600px */ } body{ height: 100%; background: url(...) no-repeat