CSS-d,
The web layout I'm discussing in this email has many problems, but
within this thread, I just want to focus on one. So please be forgiving
if you see other issues like PNG transparencies not displaying correctly
or DIVs that are floating in strange places. I'll try to address those
CSS-d,
As mentioned in another thread, the web layout I'm discussing in this
email has many problems. But, again, I'll do one problem per thread.
So other issues aside, I'm having trouble making this one DIV position
itself correctly within the web page.
And, again, my absence of about a year
Dave M G wrote:
http://formever.org/css_test
I'd start here...
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://formever.org/css_test
...since trying to correct anything with CSS in a document with that
many fatal source-code errors, is futile.
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
I tried ot on the li and ul
#content ul {
list-style:url(../images/li_flag.jpg);
list-style-position:60px 60px;
padding:20px;
}
can someone show me how?
R.
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From: Ross Hulford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 11:07 PM
Subject: [css-d] does list-style-position actiually work
: I tried ot on the li and ul
:
: #content ul {
: list-style:url(../images/li_flag.jpg);
:
On Mar 27, 2007, at 8:07 PM, Ross Hulford wrote:
I tried ot on the li and ul
#content ul {
list-style:url(../images/li_flag.jpg);
list-style-position:60px 60px;
padding:20px;
}
Never a bad idea to ask here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html#propdef-list-style-position
Philippe
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ok so it doesn't do what I thought it did.
I now revert back to background-image on the li
R.
- Original Message -
From: Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CSS-D css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: [css-d] does list-style-position
Hi, I'm developing CSS tabs subtabs, and having trouble with the subtabs.
I want to hide the rows of subtabs that are not currently active. This
appears to work in Firefox (2.0.0.1) but fail in IE (7.0.x, and also in 6.x).
The page in question is here:
On 23/03/07, Michael Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
www.regencygarden.com/test/contact.html
In IE the table looks good but in FF the cells are twice as tall as in IE.
What's the easy fix for that? I thought it was a display: table or display:
block applied to the table in the CSS but it's
Hi,
I'm working on my first site built entirely with CSS. I know my CSS
isn't perfect, but thought I was finally getting somewhere until I
viewed it on a PC running Windows XP with both the IE6 and FF1.5
browsers. I'm aware of the display issues in IE6, but was surprised as
to how bad they are.
To save room in the list, please visit this link that I've setup, it
explains all of my woes:
http://www.ispotfilm.com/testfile.asp
Thanks in advance.
JC
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Hi everyone,
Is it posible to use css to add a mouse over hover to change the background
colour (not an image) of a div or p? Without there being any links to hook
on?
Thanks from an often confused table to div evolver.
Maria Pesavento
Hi All,
Is is possible to have two div tag overlap with each other ? If possible...
how can I achieve that ? I need to create 2 layout that host different
component.
Thanks,
Feris
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I'm having extreme difficulty with a test page I've recently created. It
has to do with my CSS layout of the main body. I've setup the link below to
illustrate what's happening. If you open it in IE, it works perfectly fine
- however, if it's opened in FF, my left hand menu completely
I am trying to modify Eric Meyer's demo site Curvelicious by changing the
color of the curve images. His example uses mht tmp files and I can't, for
the life of me, figure out how to generate these files.
I would really appreciate any help on this.
Greetings list,
I've learned a lot by starting to read this list recently and now am trying
my first question. Thanks for any help you are able to provide.
After noticing that my site's text did not resize in IE 6 and reading some
messages here, I took the advice at
There is page which I cannot do that I want.
http://files.rsdn.ru/20380/tc.html
I want make scrollbars appear inside the Content box. Footer should
always be at the bottom of window. Content box should take all
available space, the browser window must not have scrollbars.
I've made it by tables,
Hi, I'm new to the list and am looking for some
(hopefully simple) javascript that detects the browser
window width and then delivers one style sheet for
window widths 900 px and smaller, and another style
sheet for screens wider than 900 px (or whatever
measurements are entered into the script).
Hi!
My name is Peter. I'm writing from Poland.
I'v created my school's web-pages with CSS. It works well in all browsers but
IE5.
There are three problems:
1) element div id=main is getting narrow till ca 80%.
2) all content of div id=technikumb iv vanishing.
3) left navigation elements don't
Owen Leonard wrote:
I've been scratching my head over this one, and could really use some help.
I want to create a region inside a web page that uses a three-column
layout, with a fixed left column and fluid middle and right. Here's a
visual aid:
http://zivotdesign.com/examples/layout.gif
On Sat, 24 Mar 2007, Maria Pesavento wrote:
Is it posible to use css to add a mouse over hover to change the background
colour (not an image) of a div or p? Without there being any links to hook
on?
Yes, using the :hover pseudoelement, e.g.
p:hover { background: #ffe; color: black; }
Gunlaug,
Thank you for replying.
Sorry, sometimes the PHP script gets changed on me, and I forgot to
ensure it was valid before bringing my issues here. I should have checked.
In any case, I have seen to it that the errors are corrected and my
XHMTL now validates.
The errors I have described
On Sun, 25 Mar 2007, Stephen Jungels wrote:
Now I find that everything looks as expected in Firefox. In IE 6, the main
content font-size is a little too large.
It depends on matters of taste and eyesight etc. whether it is too large,
but it's definitely larger than on Firefox, with factory
On 2007/03/27 08:18 (GMT+0300) Jukka K. Korpela apparently typed:
On Mon, 26 Mar 2007, Felix Miata wrote:
To be clear, all IE versions default not to Xpx, but to 12pt. The M$ factory
default DPI is 96, which translates 12pt to 16px.
I think it needs to be added that this correspondence (or
Is it posible to use css to add a mouse over hover to change the
background colour (not an image) of a div or p? Without there being any
links to hook on?
Yes, but it requires some scripting to do so. I had a client that
really needed this to happen and it worked very well. I can't remember
I'm afraid that question has been discussed to death in this list and
elsewhere. I'd say you just have to decide between usability and right
size, since usability means that there is no right size.
Surely the right size, or a t least the right initial size, is the
same size as (most) other
On 3/27/07, Chris Ovenden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm afraid that question has been discussed to death in this list and
elsewhere. I'd say you just have to decide between usability and
right
size, since usability means that there is no right size.
Surely the right size, or a t least
On 2007/03/25 23:42 (GMT-0400) Stephen Jungels apparently typed:
[this post arrived here only moments ago]
I've learned a lot by starting to read this list recently and now am trying
my first question. Thanks for any help you are able to provide.
After noticing that my site's text did not
On Tue, Mar 27, 2007 at 02:28:33PM +0100, Chris Ovenden wrote:
I'm afraid that question has been discussed to death in this list
and elsewhere. I'd say you just have to decide between usability
and right size, since usability means that there is no right size.
Surely the right size, or
Y'all,
I have been working on getting my CSS-based scrolling table working
correctly in IE 7 and am REALLY close...
http://williams.genealogy.fm/results_page.php
The problem I have is that in IE7 the upper scroll bar arrow is
being tucked underneath the fixed header and is
Dave M G wrote:
Will it be possible now to get some advice on where I am going wrong
with the CSS?
Definitely :-)
One stray '}' creates a parse-error, so the next rule - which happens to
be .linklist isn't read by browsers.
(PS: The CSS validator shows five errors, but they may be related
KS wrote:
[...]I'm aware of the display issues in IE6, but was surprised as to
how bad they are. I've read about a number of fixes/hacks and am not
sure which is the best route to take.
I recommend avoid hacks if you can - apply only those you understand if
you must.
I'm also not sure if
these aren't exactly answers to your questions, but i wanted to let
you know some thing i noticed about your page.
i like to cram a lot of windows on my screen at once, so my browser is
almost never more than 700 to 800px wide, which made your whole page
scroll horizontally for me. to read the
We are treading on the edge of civility with exclamations like wrong
and nonsense. This topic has been covered dozens of times on this
list and too often wanders into downright argument based on opinion and
personal preferences.
Warning to all: contribute factual, technical information about
On 2007/03/27 14:28 (GMT+0100) Chris Ovenden apparently typed:
the majority who use something like body { font-size:76% }
- a de facto 'standard' for good reason:
That standard was formulated over a decade ago, when CSS1 was in
gestation, for the environmental realities of yesteryear. Good
Hi list,
Made the terrible mistake of working without IE6 checkups for a day. The
result is very confusing:
http://proforest.test.textmatters.com
First of all, the paragraphs for the 4 sections (with header and image)
in the main column don't slot into place as they do with all the other
On 3/27/07, Rick Pasotto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Mar 27, 2007 at 02:28:33PM +0100, Chris Ovenden wrote:
I'm afraid that question has been discussed to death in this list
and elsewhere. I'd say you just have to decide between usability
and right size, since usability means
Barney Carroll wrote:
Hi list,
Made the terrible mistake of working without IE6 checkups for a day. The
result is very confusing:
http://proforest.test.textmatters.com
Regards,
Barney
First place to look may be to validate the markup. Might not solve much
but always a good idea
~davidLaakso wrote:
First place to look may be to validate the markup. Might not solve much
but always a good idea in problem solving.
Regards,
~dL
Good advice, David. My firebug and web developer had told me the page
/was/ completely valid, but w3's validator argues. For reasons
Thanks for the good discusssion. I didn't anticipate that a question about
font sizes would start such a lively discussion ;)
Since I am including people with vision impairment in my target audience,
it's important to enable font resizing in as many browsers as possible. So
I will stick with
Add...
#menu {display: inline;}
...to fix the 'margin-doubling on floats'[1] bug in IE6.
OMG!
Thank you Gunlaug.
It's almost fixed. I think I can get the right column fixed on my own.
As for the menu bar it needs to be lined up vertically with the title
Contexts Writing in the Museum and
I just wanted to add a link to an article which was posted by Ed
Seehouse on the
previous thread perfect font sizes- any sample solutions?-
http://pages.prodigy.net/chris_beall/TC/
(then choose Font size from the list on that page)
It sums up well, I thought, and in clear, simple language I
Good evening to All,
I think maybe we should now all accept the warning, and not force the
intervention of a moderator.
I would say this, on this subject. Besides what has been written here, what
I've been told privately and what I have managed to find on the web, (some
going back as far, as
Barney Carroll wrote:
http://proforest.test.textmatters.com
First of all, the paragraphs for the 4 sections (with header and
image) in the main column don't slot into place as they do with all
the other browsers. I can't work out why they insist on clearing the
images.
They don't. Instead
Hi all,
First of all, I'm fairly new to CSS and taking over for my partner, so
there's probably a better way of doing things than the method I'm using.
On this page, my hovers for the horizontal bar of main navs doesn't work in
Firefox, except for the first 3. I used the same code for another
Hello List,
Anyone out there know of a fix for IE that allows repeating (repeat-x
or repeat-y) transparent PNG background images?
I have attempted to use the bgsleight hack, but that doesn't seem to
allow repeating bg's.
Thanks in advance,
BJ Clark
The Science Department
Kathi,
The problem is related to the absolute positioned title that is blocking the
menu items.
Here is the CSS fix that changes the title to relative positioning.
#pagetitle_ma
{
left:250px;
position:relative;
top:120px;
width:540px;
}
Regards,
Scott Povlot
- Original
Kathi Cushman wrote:
http://www.igryphon.com/microtia_final/age-to-begin.html
Kathi,
you do have some markup errors:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.igryphon.com%2Fmicrotia_final%2Fage-to-begin.html
Those may be contributing to it.
On a side note, the horizontal
-Original Message-
From: Kathi Cushman
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 2:36 PM
On this page, my hovers for the horizontal bar of main navs
doesn't work in
Firefox, except for the first 3. I used the same code for
another site that
used horizontal navs and worked fine in all
I have a question regarding input tags. Currently when I cant to change the
style of an input element (select menus, text input, etc) I use the .css
input call.
My question is this: Is there a way to break it out to format just the
password and text fields?
Thank you in advance.
At 3/27/2007 12:41 PM, BJ Clark wrote:
Anyone out there know of a fix for IE that allows repeating (repeat-x
or repeat-y) transparent PNG background images?
I have never heard of a way to force IE7 to repeat a PNG background
image with alpha transparency supported.
One work-around is to modify
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are no definitive answers to anything on the web, there will
always be an exception to any rule we care to make, that's what we
have to live with, and work with. So lets all accept it and move
on..
Agree or not 'Georg?'
Asked directly like that, I
From: Paul Seale
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 3:44 PM
My question is this: Is there a way to break it out to format just the
password and text fields?
Paul,
Yes, and no. input[type=text] will work, but not in IE, so you're better off
assigning a class to the input elements in question.
On Tue, 27 Mar 2007, Paul Seale wrote:
I have a question regarding input tags. Currently when I cant to change the
style of an input element (select menus, text input, etc) I use the .css
input call.
So you have a rule with the element name input as the selector:
input { /* some CSS
Hi folks:
Same page, http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/
The Firefox 2 users in our office report that the background images
for the rounded boxes in the right hand column (Renew hosting and
Select currency) are escaping their containers and spreading under the
left column.
I'm guessing this
Hi folks:
Same page, http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/
The Firefox 2 users in our office report that the background images
for the rounded boxes in the right hand column (Renew hosting and
Select currency) are escaping their containers and spreading under the
left column.
I'm guessing
On 3/28/07, Raine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't see that in Firefox/2.0.0.3...the page looks fine to me.
ok folks, here's a screenshot: http://www.freeparking.co.nz/test/ff2.jpg
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Richard Grevers, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Hat 1: Development Engineer, Webfarm Ltd.
Hat 2: Dramatic Design
On 3/28/07, Ian Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rught hand col is ok on my FF2 WinXP.
However, the site looks completely different from IE6 as it is full page in
FF and in a wrapper in IE6.
Now I can categorically say that this is not due to a bug in FF and is more
likely to do with the
Sorry to reply to my own post. Any Ideas on this one?
Can someone help me figure out what is going on with the css menus on
this site in IE7? I can't seem to figure it out.
http://www.zencart137.jadetrue.com (grey menu up top)
If you spend some time traveling through the menu, then hover
Richard Grevers wrote:
Same page, http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/
The Firefox 2 users in our office report that the background images
for the rounded boxes in the right hand column (Renew hosting and
Select currency) are escaping their containers and spreading under the
left column.
~davidLaakso wrote:
Richard Grevers wrote:
Same page, http://www.freeparking.co.nz/hosting/
The Firefox 2 users in our office report that the background images
for the rounded boxes in the right hand column (Renew hosting and
Select currency) are escaping their containers and spreading under
Kathi Cushman wrote:
Hi all,
First of all, I'm fairly new to CSS and taking over for my partner, so
there's probably a better way of doing things than the method I'm using.
On this page, my hovers for the horizontal bar of main navs doesn't work in
Firefox, except for the first 3. I used
Gunlaug,
Thank you for responding.
One stray '}' creates a parse-error, so the next rule - which happens to
be .linklist isn't read by browsers.
- 1 parse error - not ok - and is the cause of your problem.
Silly me. I thought that stray } was a part of the Be Nice To Opera 5
Hack which
~davidLaakso wrote:
Kathi Cushman wrote:
On this page, my hovers for the horizontal bar of main navs doesn't work in
Firefox...]
http://www.igryphon.com/microtia_final/age-to-begin.html
Whooops! I see now that at least 47 other list members have already
answered your
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Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 03:33:19 -0400
From: Harlan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [css-d] z-index issues
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
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Content-Type:
We've been trying to design a CSS-based site that looks good in both
IE and Firefox, without having to maintain separate CSS files.
It is difficult, so I'm wondering if we should go to separate CSS
files with some hack to call the appropriate CSS file for the user's
browser. What are the pros
I have tested on IE 5.5, 6, and 7...the current versions of Firefox and Opera.
Could someone please test on older browsers and the Mac please?
http://www.servcon.net/new/index.htm
TIA,
Jeralyn
8:00? 8:25?
Hi All,
Trying to get the
Name ____
First Last / Surname
In my form not to wrap in IE/Win
Screenshots here: http://browsershots.org/website/http://
66.216.113.114/bookings/
Live here:
Marc Van Den Dobbelsteen had a good article on how to do this over at A List
Apart. Here's the link:
http://alistapart.com/articles/switchymclayout
Tim Kadlec
Message: 24
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 12:33:18 -0700 (PDT)
From: n h [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [css-d] screen area detection/alt style
Matt Nathan wrote:
We've been trying to design a CSS-based site that looks good in both
IE and Firefox, without having to maintain separate CSS files.
It is difficult, so I'm wondering if we should go to separate CSS
files with some hack to call the appropriate CSS file for the user's
Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
I have tested on IE 5.5, 6, and 7...the current versions of Firefox and
Opera. Could someone please test on older browsers and the Mac please?
http://www.servcon.net/new/index.htm
TIA,
Jeralyn
27 screen captures
Hi All,
Are the first name last name field inline now? (No longer wrapping).
http://splashdesign.com/temp/index3.html
T
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Timothy Martens wrote:
Hi All,
Are the first name last name field inline now? (No longer wrapping).
http://splashdesign.com/temp/index3.html
T
!2 captures (ie, ff, opera)
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=335257
I did not wait for them to load.
~dL
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On 3/28/07, david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use a common style sheet, with one (or more) second IE-only stylesheets
linked into the HTML via conditional comments. No hacks needed.
I'd second that. Try and avoid hacks entirely if you can. The box
model hack is easy enough to avoid if you code
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