Hi
I am using a conditional comment on a website to load a css sheet for IE6
and below
!--[if lte IE6]
link href=expleonardo.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css ![endif]--
It loads the sheet and does what I want it to do but the following:
!--[if lte IE6]
![endif]--
shows at
Jukka, David, Roger,
Thank you for replying.
Jukka said:
No, that's a completely wrong analysis. CSS does not operate on tags at
all. It works on a document tree.
I see. Thank you for clearing that up for me. That makes it even easier
to grasp what I'm doing.
IE has poor support to
CSS-d,
The site I am working on is here:
http://formever.org
(Note: This page may cause IE6 or IE5 to explode. I accept no
responsibility if you get monitor shards in your eyes. FireFox should
definitely work, and IE7 hopefully works)
I've made rollover graphics for the links to the W3C
CSS-d,
The site I am working on is here:
http://formever.org
(Note: IE6 or IE5 will probably fall apart in spectacular fashion.
FireFox should definitely work, and IE7 I hope works)
On the left hand side of the, there are two menus. On the second one
down, the text that says Latest Articles
Hi John,
!--[if lte IE6]
![endif]--
shows at the top of the page on a white line.
adding a space after the first two dashes and before the second double
dashes should solve your problem.
Cheers,
jens
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http://www.yalf.de
Dave M G wrote:
http://formever.org
Is there any way to make the text break to the next line if it comes
to the edge, like it does in the li items below it?
The normal way is to use headline-elements for headlines, and limit
their width to the size of their container.
However, since you're
Gunlaug ,
Thank you for responding.
I considered using an h2 tag or h3, but isn't it kind of arbitrary
as to which number it should be?
I mean, if I do use a headline element, is there a reason to choose h2
instead of h3, or vice versa? Or h4, h5, or h6?
The only one I'm pretty sure would
Jens Brueckmann wrote:
Hi John,
!--[if lte IE6]
![endif]--
shows at the top of the page on a white line.
adding a space after the first two dashes and before the second double
dashes should solve your problem.
Cheers,
jens
!--[if lte IE 6]
style type=text/css
/style
Hi all
i am facing some issues on unordered lists when i use the following css
body { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:12px;
width:200px;}
ul li {display:inline-block; margin-bottom:5px;}
these styles when applied on body li
in IE the lists are getting aligned bottom
in
Hi folks
I am currently working on a CSS + XHTML site which is being generated
for users whom have absolutely no idea as to how to use the Internet.
Well... the solution to the problem seemed simple at first till I
started to put it to practice. This was to use position-fixed for the
header and
nico haitas wrote:
I need to center the site to the screen, even if the user
has set their screen resolution to 800 x 600px or 1280 x 1024px.
Nico,
Have you tried the standard centering solution?
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CenteringBlockElement
If so, and it's not working, we'll
Dave M G wrote:
Gunlaug ,
Thank you for responding.
I considered using an h2 tag or h3, but isn't it kind of arbitrary
as to which number it should be?
I mean, if I do use a headline element, is there a reason to choose h2
instead of h3, or vice versa? Or h4, h5, or h6?
The only one
Error Line 12 column 29: required attribute TYPE not specified.
script language=JavaScript
The attribute given above is required for an element that you've used, but you
have omitted it. For instance, in most HTML and XHTML document types the type
attribute is required on the script element and
can someone look at this in ie6 for me? i don't have it on my machine and it
would be great if anyone could tell me if there are any big issues that
they're seeing
http://ringtonebasement.com/
pages in question are the homepage, and the four links at the bottom of that
page.
i'm sure there are
Lori Lay wrote:
Dave M G wrote:
Gunlaug ,
Thank you for responding.
I considered using an h2 tag or h3, but isn't it kind of arbitrary
as to which number it should be?
I mean, if I do use a headline element, is there a reason to choose h2
instead of h3, or vice versa? Or h4, h5, or
Fora wrote:
It's all about the JavaScript.
Arno
Try:
script type=text/javascript src=whateveritis.js/script
~dL
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The application is called coda and can be found at panic.com - it's
preview renders in an inbuilt browser using safari to render it, and
lots of other really cool features. I'm not anything to do with this
company i.e. sales but it seems to be the best app I have seen for
html, css and
I've been working on a variation of this technique:
http://alistapart.com/articles/imagemap
And, surprise surprise, I'm having trouble with my links not being clickable
in Internet Explorer. (The borders are clickable, but with the text hidden,
that's all)
Here is my [snipped] css:
Figured it out; added a transparent background image to all anchors:
#MainNav a {
position: absolute;
height: 50px;
width: 50px;
text-decoration: none;
border: thin solid blue;
background : url(empty.gif);
}
Sorry to bug everyone...
Marc
No you can't, or rather shouldn't have mentioned it.
Editors are off topic
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
Indeed, there's even a specific page in the wiki for such info to
prevent us from getting sucked into My browser is the bestest
arguments
Christopher Blake wrote:
The application is called coda and can be found at panic.com - it's
preview renders in an inbuilt browser using safari to render it, and
lots of other really cool features. I'm not anything to do with this
company i.e. sales but it seems to be the best app I have
Christopher Blake wrote:
The application is called coda and can be found at panic.com - it's
preview renders in an inbuilt browser using safari to render it, and
lots of other really cool features. I'm not anything to do with this
company i.e. sales but it seems to be the best app I have
Hello,
I am a beginner - here is my CSS and two pages from my work in progress.
What I intended was the following:
1. to have the footer extend from side to side at the bottom of the
page, no matter how much text was in either column
2. to have the navleft# DIV (the GIF) extend
Try:
script type=text/javascript src=whateveritis.js/script
~dL
It is just that. Which is why I don't understand the error.
www.proimage.fi
Arno
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Glenn, I hadn't put a link up earlier.
See www.poetryin-e-motion.com/arno/crap/scrshts.jpg.
Top shows my tool bar with the 3 errors.
Middle shows the validator page accessed by clicking the button in the tool
bar with the 3 errors.
Bottom shows the validator page after manually typing the URL
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
font-size-adjust is support by Gecko (Firefox) on Windows.
Firefox 3.0/Gecko 1.9 will have support for it on all platforms.
Unfortunately, no other browser support it at the time of writing.
That's interesting news. But presumably there won't
Hi there,
I have a little quandary with trying to put in place some rules that
need to extend the full height of the viewport. My working page is here:
http://test.hinshawdesign.com/pfg/round3/template_css_v6.1.php
You will need to view this page at a somewhat high resolution to see
where the
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
font-size-adjust is support by Gecko (Firefox) on Windows.
Firefox 3.0/Gecko 1.9 will have support for it on all platforms.
Unfortunately, no other browser support it at the time of writing.
That's interesting news.
Zoe, Lori, David,
Thank you for your responses.
Based on your advice, I've decided to go with an h3 tag. h1 and h2
are definitely already in use in my site, and, well... the line had to
be drawn somewhere.
I haven't uploaded it yet, but making the change to h3 made everything
just fall into
CSS-d,
Solved my own problem.
There were some non-breaking spaces (nbsp;) left over from before I had
enclosed the validator links into div tags. Once I removed them, the
div tags lined up properly.
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Dave M G
Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn
Kernel 2.6.20-15-generic
Pentium D Dual Core Processor
Dave M G wrote:
Based on your advice, I've decided to go with an h3 tag. h1 and h2
are definitely already in use in my site, and, well... the line had to
be drawn somewhere.
I don't quite understand your comment here. I presume you mean that you
wanted the headings on your tabs to be
Robert Lane wrote:
I put a border on some td's but am getting a gap between them. What
style gets rid of that?
Sounds like you need border-collapse: collapse on your table style.
table {border-collapse: collapse;}
for example.
Lori
Dear group:
Even that I got some pages and Css validated by w3c. I have a real amateur
question.
But my question is very basic, I wish to know what are the differences
between inline and block elements.
Any links would be appreciated.
Pablo
On 4/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear group:
Even that I got some pages and Css validated by w3c. I have a real amateur
question.
But my question is very basic, I wish to know what are the differences
between inline and block elements.
Pablo,
Here is a link that can
anyone know how i can ie6 and get rid of ie7? with the last windows update
it installed ie7 and i don't want it.
is this possible?
Thanks,
Jeff
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jeffrey morin wrote:
anyone know how i can ie6 and get rid of ie7? with the last windows update
it installed ie7 and i don't want it.
is this possible?
Thanks,
Jeff
Actually if you do a Google on uninstall ie 7, one of the first links
that will come up is a very nice page from
Sorry, forgot to replay to the list...
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From: Fred Janon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Apr 26, 2007 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [css-d] download ie6
To: Lori Lay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the same line... Did you find anything about having IE6 AND 7 installed
on the same
Lori,
Thank you for responding.
I don't quite understand your comment here.
On person suggested that I use a headline element not only because it
was a block level element, but also because the text in question is
actually a header for the list below it. Identifying it as such makes it
jeffrey morin wrote:
anyone know how i can ie6 and get rid of ie7? with the last windows update
it installed ie7 and i don't want it.
is this possible?
If you're designing sites, it might be an even better idea to keep ie7,
but then download stand-alone editions of the other IE versions. You
CSS-d,
I've settled on a design that I'm happy with, and I'd like to invite
people to make comments, both technical and artistic.
The site is here:
http://formever.org
As far as technical commentary goes:
It should display correctly in FireFox. I'm using Linux, so I'd be happy
to hear from
On 4/25/07, Peter Barney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jeffrey morin wrote:
anyone know how i can ie6 and get rid of ie7? with the last windows
update
it installed ie7 and i don't want it.
is this possible?
If you're designing sites, it might be an even better idea to keep ie7,
but then
Dave M G wrote:
CSS-d,
I've settled on a design that I'm happy with, and I'd like to invite
people to make comments, both technical and artistic.
The site is here:
http://formever.org
FWIW, a level 2 heading is missing.
Ditch the validation buttons?
A little slow loading the image.
You
~davidLaakso wrote:
Dave M G wrote:
CSS-d,
I've settled on a design that I'm happy with, and I'd like to invite
people to make comments, both technical and artistic.
The site is here:
http://formever.org
FWIW, a level 2 heading is missing.
Ditch the validation buttons?
A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even that I got some pages and Css validated by w3c. I have a real amateur
question.
But my question is very basic, I wish to know what are the differences
between inline and block elements.
Pablo
See my first Valid CSS site for a
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