Re: [css-d] IE (6 & 7) not clearing

Joel D Canfield wrote: > Still struggling with the quirks of CSS in IE; perhaps this should be > obvious, but I can't tell why the content div floats left against > the logo div in IE 6 & 7, rising to the top of the page, but in FF, > NN, and Opera, the header clears, and the content floats left

Re: [css-d] Styling Tables

Hi All On 02/03/07, Richard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could someone help by pointing me towards a good tutorial or maybe > guide me through styling a table please? > > I have this site: > > and I want the produc

Re: [css-d] Show background image

>[...] > > > > IE7 shows nothing for the background. What am I missing? > > >A link to the problem page for us to look at, perhaps? This has been resolved -- The CSS is in its own directory and therefore the image path has to begin with ".." instead. Thanks, Chris __

Re: [css-d] Looking for feedback on drop down menu at www.ncmhcso.org/test-inner4.htm

Tom Rogers wrote: > I've hopefully come up with a suitable and accessible drop down menu for one > of my sites and would appreciate any feedback. It looks OK to me on my pc's > in IE7, IE6, FireFox and Opera. > > It's heavily controlled by CSS, and is supposed to work when Javascript is > turn

Re: [css-d] firefox border when i click over a link

On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 10:59:15 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > i'm experiencing an annoying issue on Firefox > http://studiomaci.it/ita-progetti.html > the link in the page, when clicked, displays a persistent dotted border... On Sat, 3 Mar 2007 10:35:44 +0900, Philippe Wittenbergh replied: > +1. >

Re: [css-d] Show background image

On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 22:30:09 -0800, Chris Chen wrote: [...] > > IE7 shows nothing for the background. What am I missing? > A link to the problem page for us to look at, perhaps? Cordially, David -- www.hucklesby.com __ css-discu

Re: [css-d] site/CSS check - Win IE6/7

Timothy Martens wrote: > Developing on a non-intel Mac. Can someone have a look? Maybe a > screen capture or two? > > Working file: > http://www.kaupoart.com/collections/paintings/usque-dum-vivam-et-ultra/ > > CSS: > http://www.kaupoart.com//css/screen.css > > Safari/Firefox view: > http://www.ka

Re: [css-d] firefox border when i click over a link

>> I personally wouldn't do this though; as part of the browser's >> default >> behaviour the user is expecting it. That outline indicates that the >> link is currently active. It may be annoying when clicking, but >> if one >> is tabbing through the document then it's the only thing to show

[css-d] Looking for feedback on drop down menu at www.ncmhcso.org/test-inner4.htm

I've hopefully come up with a suitable and accessible drop down menu for one of my sites and would appreciate any feedback. It looks OK to me on my pc's in IE7, IE6, FireFox and Opera. This was done with OpenCube's Visual Infinite Menu tool. You may see a popup that says it's an evaluation

Re: [css-d] site/CSS check - Win IE6/7

Timothy Martens schreef: > Developing on a non-intel Mac. Can someone have a look? Maybe a > screen capture or two? > > Working file: > http://www.kaupoart.com/collections/paintings/usque-dum-vivam-et-ultra/ > > CSS: > http://www.kaupoart.com//css/screen.css > > Safari/Firefox view: > http://www.

[css-d] IE (6 & 7) not clearing

Still struggling with the quirks of CSS in IE; perhaps this should be obvious, but I can't tell why the content div floats left against the logo div in IE 6 & 7, rising to the top of the page, but in FF, NN, and Opera, the header clears, and the content floats left against it, top-aligned with the

Re: [css-d] firefox border when i click over a link: alternatives

Jukka K. Korpela wrote: > On Fri, 2 Mar 2007, Rob Wilmshurst wrote: > [...] >> I personally wouldn't do this though; as part of the browser's default >> behaviour the user is expecting it. That outline indicates that the >> link is currently active. It may be annoying when clicking, but if one >>

Re: [css-d] What's the proper way to vertically center an elementwithin its parent?

>I can't seem to be able to style inside to make it centered >*vertically* inside . > >http://www.msn.com"; >Hello > >Is there a general CSS solution for this (other than "position: >relative/absolute") that works on other elements as well? Some more bits related to this: (1) I tried setting

[css-d] Suckerfish drop downs in IE7

Hi List, I'm having a problem implementing a CSS drop down menu in IE7 (I don't know how it behaves in IE6). When you hover over 'About Us' or 'Activities' the drop down menu comes down, but as soon as you try to hover over the new links they disappear. In Firefox and Opera they behave as expecte

[css-d] Looking for feedback on new drop down menu

I've hopefully come up with a suitable and accessible drop down menu for one of my sites and would appreciate any feedback. It looks OK to me on my pc's in IE7, IE6, FireFox and Opera. This was done with OpenCube's Visual Infinite Menu tool. You may see a popup that says it's an evaluation cop

[css-d] What's the proper way to vertically center an element within its parent?

Hi, I can't seem to be able to style inside to make it centered *vertically* inside . http://www.msn.com"; >Hello Is there a general CSS solution for this (other than "position: relative/absolute") that works on other elements as well? Thanks, Chris _

Re: [css-d] Absolute doesn't like relative

Karl Brightman wrote: > [...] > My absolute positioned div within the first relative positioned div > always go BEHIND the second. This only occurs in IE(tested in 6&7), > although i have only been able to test in FF ie6 and ie7. > http://webfirm.com.au/temp/abs_rel_test.html IE does indeed ha

[css-d] Unwanted gap between child elements

Hi, I found that breaking up child elements of with any white space would cause an extra gap between them in IE7. For example: http://www.msn.com"; >Hello http://www.msn.com"; >Hello http://www.msn.com"; >Hello If I put the above three 's

Re: [css-d] Issue with background-image in IE7

I just realized that my CSS file is placed in its own directory and therefore the path has to begin with "..". It's working for me now. Thanks, Chris >From: "Jukka K. Korpela" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org >Subject: Re: [css-d] Issue with background-image in IE7 >Date: Fri

[css-d] site/CSS check - Win IE6/7

Developing on a non-intel Mac. Can someone have a look? Maybe a screen capture or two? Working file: http://www.kaupoart.com/collections/paintings/usque-dum-vivam-et-ultra/ CSS: http://www.kaupoart.com//css/screen.css Safari/Firefox view: http://www.kaupoart.com/collections/paintings/usque-dum

Re: [css-d] Issue with background-image in IE7

Chris Chen wrote: > I can't get it working for practically any elements in IE7: > > What am I missing? > Chris Hmm. Dunno. Try: body {background: url(images/wttcbanner.gif);} Best, ~dL -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ __ c

Re: [css-d] Issue with background-image in IE7

On Fri, 2 Mar 2007, Chris Chen wrote: > (1) It works fine if I specify it via the background HTML attribute. - - > (2) It doesn't work (shows nothing) if I specify it via the background-image > CSS property. That sounds strange indeed, if you have _exactly_ the same URL. I have no problems with

[css-d] Styling Tables

Hi Guys Could someone help by pointing me towards a good tutorial or maybe guide me through styling a table please? I have this site: and I want the products to look like this:

[css-d] Issue with background-image in IE7

Hi, I can't get it working for practically any elements in IE7: (1) It works fine if I specify it via the background HTML attribute. For example: (2) It doesn't work (shows nothing) if I specify it via the background-image CSS property. For example: body { background-image: url(/images/

[css-d] Absolute doesn't like relative

Hello fellow discussers, i have encountered a problem which i am suprised i have not come across before, it could be an easy one to answer but the friday afternoon has caused my brain to shut off early. I have 2 divs(navigation & banner) one under, the banner is set to relative as it has a search

[css-d] Show background image

Hi, I am unable to show a background image for any element in IE7. For example: (wttcbanner.gif is in the same directory as the HTML file.) body{background-image: url(wttcbanner.gif);} IE7 shows nothing for the background. What am I missing? Thanks, Chris __

Re: [css-d] CSS equivalents of "rowspan" / "colspan"

I see. Thanks for the clarification. Chris > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2007 14:37:03 +0900> To: [EMAIL > PROTECTED]> CC: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org> Subject: Re: [css-d] CSS > equivalents of "rowspan" / "colspan"> > > On Mar 2, 2007, at 11:20 AM, Chris > Chen wrote:> > > Hi

Re: [css-d] firefox border when i click over a link

On Fri, 2 Mar 2007, Rob Wilmshurst wrote: > You need to set the property 'outline' on a:focus, eg a:focus { outline: > none; } > > It's a CSS3 property, It's both in the CSS 2 specification and the CSS 2.1 draft, but it has often been omitted from presentations of CSS, since browser support used

Re: [css-d] A strange blockquote issue in IE6 - hasLayout related

> It looks like the 'Magik Creeping Text'[1] bug. I knew it as 'the MSIE > staircase'. Thanks, Georg! I looked all over PIE - I don't know how I missed this article. What a strange bug. I don't think I'll ever really understand hasLayout. It's getting to the point where if a bug looks completel

Re: [css-d] Worth the candle?

Thanks. Really. I'm trying to understand what you did and why. I took the freedom to mention this in my site, hoping you'll agree. Last, but not least : thanks to the list !-) Luis Gunlaug Sørtun a écrit : > Pretty good, but you're using "the wrong" centering method. Page > disappears beyond lef

Re: [css-d] firefox border when i click over a link

Hi Jean-Claude, You need to set the property 'outline' on a:focus, eg a:focus { outline: none; } It's a CSS3 property, which I believe most browsers other than IE recognize. Basically, it sits outside of any specified border and does not take up any space in the document flow (see http://unf

Re: [css-d] firefox border when i click over a link

I think you cannot avoid this. That's the way ff do with links, as far as I know [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > i'm experiencing an annoying issue on Firefox > http://studiomaci.it/ita-progetti.html > the link in the page, when clicked, displays a persistent dotted > border. Why it happens and how

[css-d] firefox border when i click over a link

i'm experiencing an annoying issue on Firefox http://studiomaci.it/ita-progetti.html the link in the page, when clicked, displays a persistent dotted border. Why it happens and how I can avoid this ff's behaviour? thanks Jean-claude __

Re: [css-d] Simple Rounded corners not rounding.. need help setting up javascript correctly.

Noah Learner wrote: > Hey all, > > The page concerned is at http://www.bartlettsfarm.com/new/inseason.html. I > know that I need to set it up differently so the onload function works with > the different scripts running at the same time. Any help would be greatly > appreciated. > > Noah Hi Noah,