Re: [css-d] Random float drops

Francky wrote: > [...] > ... overflowing Google img ... > Sorry, I was too fast: didn't look at earlier replies before to write. It was already noticed and the same solution was given too. frnacky __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: [css-d] Random float drops

Richard Grevers wrote: > We are getting random float drops on the newly redesigned > http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/ > So far IE7 and Opera have been rock-solid, but Firefox 1.5.11 has > dropped on one PC and been ok on another, and I've seen one instance > of dropping on IE6. (on a smaller m

Re: [css-d] Son of Suckerfish problem in IE7

On 26/03/07, francky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Seona, > Apart from this, I notice that (while the html is validating) the > css-validator is reporting a I/O error and doesn't go on. > And looking at the code of the page, I see some strange double ##'s in > the conditional comments. > >

Re: [css-d] Son of Suckerfish problem in IE7

On 26/03/07, Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It's IE6's old stuck-on-hover bug with the ingredient of a mouse click > as a trigger. > > #mainnav li:hover {background-position: 0 0} > > fixes it. > > IE6 itself does not show this stuck-on-hover phenomenon in > suckerfish-type menus: to proc

Re: [css-d] Son of Suckerfish problem in IE7

Ingo Chao schreef: > Seona Bellamy wrote: > >> Hi guys, >> >> I've been finding an odd problem with the Son of Suckerfish menu in IE7. >> I've Googled it extensively, and tried implementing every IE7 fix I came >> across whether it seemed relevant or not, but I just can't get the problem >> to g

Re: [css-d] Son of Suckerfish problem in IE7

Seona Bellamy wrote: > Hi guys, > > I've been finding an odd problem with the Son of Suckerfish menu in IE7. > I've Googled it extensively, and tried implementing every IE7 fix I came > across whether it seemed relevant or not, but I just can't get the problem > to go away. > > You can see it in

Re: [css-d] Random float drops

Richard Grevers wrote: > On 3/23/07, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Richard Grevers wrote: >> >>> We are getting random float drops on the newly redesigned >>> http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/ >>> [trimmed] >>> > Do Mac users have any problems with the updated p

[css-d] Son of Suckerfish problem in IE7

Hi guys, I've been finding an odd problem with the Son of Suckerfish menu in IE7. I've Googled it extensively, and tried implementing every IE7 fix I came across whether it seemed relevant or not, but I just can't get the problem to go away. You can see it in action if you go to the (extremely ba

Re: [css-d] Random float drops

On 3/23/07, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Richard Grevers wrote: > > We are getting random float drops on the newly redesigned > > http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/ > > Depends on what full width (100%) is in pixels. What you have now should > be more than enough, but you're using

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browsers ... not solved in this way; but IE-fix is present

Ed Seehouse wrote: > On 3/25/07, Lee Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi all >> >> This weekend I've been working on a way of getting complete control >> over font sizes without IE's text-resize shrinking text beyond all >> readable sizes. >> [...] >> I'd be interested in hearing anyones r

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved?

On 3/25/07, Lee Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > This weekend I've been working on a way of getting complete control > over font sizes without IE's text-resize shrinking text beyond all > readable sizes. > I'd be interested in hearing anyones results / bugs / opinions about > this.

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved? (verification)

Sorry that you won't receive my reply to your private note. I do not believe in supporting or encouraging the use of such services - because they push the problem of managing YOUR spam off onto other people. Use a mail client with real spam filtering capabilities! Paul Novitski wrote: > >

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved?

david wrote: > Paul Novitski wrote: >> At 3/25/2007 02:01 PM, Lee Powell wrote: >>> This weekend I've been working on a way of getting complete control >>> over font sizes without IE's text-resize shrinking text beyond all >>> readable sizes. >>> >>> What I discovered was: >>> >>> px - perfect cont

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved?

Paul Novitski wrote: > At 3/25/2007 02:01 PM, Lee Powell wrote: >> This weekend I've been working on a way of getting complete control >> over font sizes without IE's text-resize shrinking text beyond all >> readable sizes. >> >> What I discovered was: >> >> px - perfect control using px's to defin

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved?

At 3/25/2007 02:01 PM, Lee Powell wrote: >This weekend I've been working on a way of getting complete control >over font sizes without IE's text-resize shrinking text beyond all >readable sizes. > >What I discovered was: > >px - perfect control using px's to define font sizes, however >prevents IE/

Re: [css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved?

Lee Powell wrote: > I believe the solution fixes the IE/Win text resizing issue, while > providing control over our default font size. This text resizing issue... ...? Note that the bug gets re-triggered if font-size keywords are used anywher

[css-d] Perfect font sizes across all browser - solved?

Hi all This weekend I've been working on a way of getting complete control over font sizes without IE's text-resize shrinking text beyond all readable sizes. What I discovered was: px - perfect control using px's to define font sizes, however prevents IE/Win from text resizing. em - almost

Re: [css-d] positionning problem

*all the hieght of its parent, also in IE the gap between the two fields is bigger than 3px, Thank u for any help __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information -- http://css-di

[css-d] positionning problem

Hi, been the whole day I try something very basic ... I have two input fields : #login_field_user { background-color: blue; margin-bottom:3px; } #login_field_pwd { background-color:green; margin-bottom:3px; } inside a div : #login_fields { float:right; margin-right:8px;

Re: [css-d] image replacement with links in IE

brian wrote: > ... > > I'm working on a site that uses a lot of transparent PNGs for the > navigation. Obviously, this requires that i use the AlphaImageLoader > filter for IE. However, i'm struggling to come up with a replacement > method that will also ensure that the links are clickable. > .

Re: [css-d] image replacement with links in IE

Bradley Wright wrote: > On 24 Mar 2007, at 21:55, brian wrote: > >> .ImageReplace, .ImageReplace li { letter-spacing: -1000em !important; >> background-repeat: no-repeat;} > > > If you had the following mark up: > > > Home > > > Would now the UL be shifted 1000em left, closely followed b

Re: [css-d] More Testing: cssframes / sliding drop downs / rounded tabs / Testing / Please / Thank You /

Steven Tchorzewski wrote: > Anyways, It makes a very clean site, with sifr headlines ( > http://www.mikeindustries.com/sifr/ ); that make it easy to change the > flash font, all the container sizes. Then just replace images and you > can really change everything about it, pretty quickly. > I still

Re: [css-d] Linked image showing style

On 25 Mar 2007, at 12:12, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > But is an inline element and it's line-box shouldn't be affected > by the dimensions of the image. > Gecko, Webkit, Opera, Konqueror, iCab all behave the same way, btw. It is the inline nature of the IMG that's making the BG colour shine t

Re: [css-d] Linked image showing style

From: Kim Brooks Wei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Why can't I get rid of the background that shows up when I hover on >the bottom image of this page [the schooner]. I haven't been able to >figure this out. Help greatly appreciated. > >http://www.weiboyz.com/ivanstuff/chesapeake/ Have you tried - .img

Re: [css-d] Linked image showing style

On Mar 25, 2007, at 7:13 PM, Jukka K. Korpela wrote: >> http://www.weiboyz.com/ivanstuff/chesapeake/ > > What puzzles me is why Firefox shows just a colored bar under the > image on > mouseover, whereas IE shows bars on all sides (like a frame). The > latter > behavior is at least superficial

Re: [css-d] image replacement with links in IE

On 24 Mar 2007, at 21:55, brian wrote: > .ImageReplace, .ImageReplace li { letter-spacing: -1000em !important; > background-repeat: no-repeat;} If you had the following mark up: Home Would now the UL be shifted 1000em left, closely followed by the LI inside the UL? Traditionally the ma

Re: [css-d] Linked image showing style

On Sun, 25 Mar 2007, Kim Brooks Wei wrote: > Why can't I get rid of the background that shows up when I hover on > the bottom image of this page [the schooner]. ... > http://www.weiboyz.com/ivanstuff/chesapeake/ What puzzles me is why Firefox shows just a colored bar under the image on mouseov

Re: [css-d] Linked image showing style

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Sun 25 March 2007 10:13, Kim Brooks Wei wrote: > Why can't I get rid of the background that shows up when I hover on > the bottom image of this page [the schooner]. I haven't been able to > figure this out. Help greatly appreciated. > > http://www.w

[css-d] Linked image showing style

Why can't I get rid of the background that shows up when I hover on the bottom image of this page [the schooner]. I haven't been able to figure this out. Help greatly appreciated. http://www.weiboyz.com/ivanstuff/chesapeake/ -- Kim Bro