Re: [css-d] Weird Firefox/mozilla refreshing and jumping issue

This is great!. Thanks for the quick response. I will let you know how it tests out. On 4/10/07, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > To keep this thread updated with the results of some off-list > correspondence... > > Craig Givens wrote: > > > display:table is the only method that works.

Re: [css-d] Weird Firefox/mozilla refreshing and jumping issue

To keep this thread updated with the results of some off-list correspondence... Craig Givens wrote: > display:table is the only method that works. Using anything else for > #contents will cause the #rightColumn to appear underneath the > #contents div or render otherwise incorrectly Not so. I

Re: [css-d] Weird Firefox/mozilla refreshing and jumping issue

Hi Ingo - Thanks for responding. display:table is the only method that works. Using anything else for #contents will cause the #rightColumn to appear underneath the #contents div or render otherwise incorrectly That #rightColumn is tricky -- it needs to stay within #contents but with a negative m

Re: [css-d] decapitated picture (Ian Young)

> > > Dave dolefully wrote: > > >> Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is > >> chopped in half. Don't know why. > > To which Ian intoned: > > > the margin-top:-3em; in the content is the culprit > > And Georg Gracefully added: > > > Add 'position: relative' to the image

Re: [css-d] decapitated picture (Ian Young)

Dave dolefully wrote: >> Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is >> chopped in half. Don't know why. To which Ian intoned: > the margin-top:-3em; in the content is the culprit And Georg Gracefully added: > Add 'position: relative' to the image in question, to fix I

Re: [css-d] Web calendar

On 09/04/07, Don - HtmlFixIt.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ... I suggest switching to use a table for your data structure. > Third, if you don't expect people to have styles off I suppose ... then > do you worry about it? Yes - Inaccessible websites have legal implications in many jurisdict

Re: [css-d] Web calendar

Thanks for the feedback. I've gotten so wrapped up in trying to learn table-less design that I guess the obvious appropriateness to the use of tables in this instance escaped me. I think it would be best just to use a table for my calendars, but it's been good practice anyway. Chris Rahe Executi

Re: [css-d] Weird Firefox/mozilla refreshing and jumping issue

Craig Givens wrote: > ... > > Here are screencaps of the problem. This is running on FF 1.5-2.0 Windows: > http://www.geocities.com/craiggivens01/screen.jpg > http://www.geocities.com/craiggivens01/screen2.jpg > > That left column div (called "leftColumn-home" and "leftColumn" in the > css) somet

Re: [css-d] Scrollbar In Firefox adjusting layout.

Johnny G's wrote: > When the page requires a scrollbar firefox pushes the contents of the window > over. > > There was a post a few issues back that suggest this: > > html { > height: 100%; > margin-bottom: 1px; > } > > this does work, but it permanently adds a scrollbar that scrolls 1px to all > p

Re: [css-d] Web calendar

David Dorward wrote: > On 04/04/07, Chris Rahe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I'm pretty new to css, table-less design but I'm trying to get up to speed >> quickly. I had to put a calendar on the web and I tried to come up with a >> useful way to do it using CSS and no tables. snip > ... I suggest s

Re: [css-d] Site Check Request

Robert DeLaurentis wrote: > I would appreciate anyone who takes the time to look at my site and > lets me know how its working on their browsers. This is my first all- > CSS site. I tried to use minimal number of classes, ids for major > layouy divs only, and as little non-standard cruft as po

Re: [css-d] Web calendar

On 04/04/07, Chris Rahe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm pretty new to css, table-less design but I'm trying to get up to speed > quickly. I had to put a calendar on the web and I tried to come up with a > useful way to do it using CSS and no tables. So you've got some columns where every cell rep

Re: [css-d] Web calendar

Chris Rahe wrote: > I'm pretty new to css, table-less design but I'm trying to get up to speed > quickly. I had to put a calendar on the web and I tried to come up with a > useful way to do it using CSS and no tables. > > Does anyone mind taking a look at > http://www.bremenhospital.org/Clinics/040

Re: [css-d] Setting the right page text margin

Hi John, The #globalContainer is 825px wide, so it is greater than the intended page width 760px. The diference 825 - 760 = 65px is causing your main content to be shoved to the right. Assigning #globalContainer { width: 760px; ...} will fix. Regards Mauricio Samy Silva - Original Message

[css-d] Setting the right page text margin

I am wondering about how to set the right margin for: http://mypracticesite.com Also, a special thanks to Mauricio Samy Silva who helped me with a text drop issue. Thanks in advance. This service is great! John Shepard CSS novitiate

Re: [css-d] Scrollbar In Firefox adjusting layout.

John, On Apr 5, 2007, at 5:33 PM, Johnny G's wrote: > Is there a way to have no scrollbar when not needed yet the layout > not be > adjusted when Firefox adds one? Only if you are willing to use a layout that is left aligned. Roger, -- Roger Roelofs [EMAIL PROTECTED] _

Re: [css-d] What's wrong with my line-height calculations?

On Mon, 9 Apr 2007, Jukka K. Korpela wrote >unless I'm missing something, Windows internally expresses font sizes >in points For the screen Windows internally expresses font sizes in pixels. "The CreateFont

[css-d] Min-Height Fix/Hack?

Hi - Does anyone know a good min-height fix/hack that would work for my page: http://home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-dzine I'm trying to get the body text not to bleed over the footer and expand gracefully. The same effect happens on page2.html - which is linked from that homepage. I've tried this code

[css-d] Scrollbar In Firefox adjusting layout.

When the page requires a scrollbar firefox pushes the contents of the window over. There was a post a few issues back that suggest this: html { height: 100%; margin-bottom: 1px; } this does work, but it permanently adds a scrollbar that scrolls 1px to all pages regardless if the contents fit the

[css-d] Weird Firefox/mozilla refreshing and jumping issue

Hello - I'm running into a strange Firefox bug which I can't figure out, and hoped a CSS guru out there could tell me what's wrong. Here are screencaps of the problem. This is running on FF 1.5-2.0 Windows: http://www.geocities.com/craiggivens01/screen.jpg http://www.geocities.com/craiggivens01/s

Re: [css-d] Float/Spanning Issue

I'm working on an internal site for our company at the moment, that will eventually be opened up to the public to access our development back-ends for our server-side operations. The issue I'm having is that I am trying to get a left and right-side DIV to span the entire length of the browse

[css-d] Web calendar

I'm pretty new to css, table-less design but I'm trying to get up to speed quickly. I had to put a calendar on the web and I tried to come up with a useful way to do it using CSS and no tables. Does anyone mind taking a look at http://www.bremenhospital.org/Clinics/0407mos.html and offering some f

Re: [css-d] decapitated picture

Dave Pierce wrote: > Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is > chopped in half. Don't know why. Add 'position: relative' to the image in question, to fix IE6' "stacking over the edge" problems. Good for you that you don't have to fix anything else :-) > http://www.

Re: [css-d] What's wrong with my line-height calculations?

On Sun, 8 Apr 2007, Chris Hoffman wrote: > I've been playing with overlapping text and line-height is causing me > some confusion. This seems to be a rather confusing topic. > p span { >background-color: #ccc; /* make the lines visible */ > } I used black background for body and white bac

[css-d] Popup CSS Help Please

Hi On this page I am trying to use a popup to display the lower words. The relevant html is: River ChurchTime: 10:30Come and worship God The css attached is this: .calnk a { text-decoration: non

Re: [css-d] decapitated picture

> Sent: 09 April 2007 08:20 > To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org > Subject: [css-d] decapitated picture > > > Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is > chopped in half. Don't know why. > > HTML validates. CSS sort of does, if you don't mind the IE hacks. I > know, they're e

[css-d] decapitated picture

Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is chopped in half. Don't know why. HTML validates. CSS sort of does, if you don't mind the IE hacks. I know, they're everywhere, but I'm not paid to rewrite the entire site or page. Just add more stuff to the mess that's alrea