John Wells wrote:
> Don't know if your remember this or not, but back some time ago I
> emailed about a three-column layout that was killing me. A helpful
> soul suggested using "display:table-cell" to fix my problem, and it
> did!...except, not really in IE.
>
> So, I finally relented. I gave up
Hello all,
This is my very first full CSS site.
Basically I'm creating it for a friend, so it isn't **that** important, but
I am still looking at it as a challenger for me to see how much I can learn.
The basic site without any actual content can be found here:
*http://www.rudisbutchery.com
On 4/28/07, John Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Blake,
>
> Seems to prevent pushing the #content div below the #navigation div, but it
> still allows overlap. Anyway to get around this?
Umm... Try word-wrap: break-word; ... It's not supported in Firefox
yet, but I think it's supported in IE a
- "Blake Haswell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried using absolute positioning? Floats have a nasty habit
> of breaking in IE.
Blake,
Seems to prevent pushing the #content div below the #navigation div, but it
still allows overlap. Anyway to get around this?
Thanks!
John
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- "Chief Technology Officer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I ran into this numerous times. It may not be the best solution, but
>
> it worksd for me.
>
> Your navigation is 20% with right margin of 5% and the Content is 75%
>
> = 100%.
>
> Try using 73 or 74% for width.
Chief,
Unfortunately, n
John Wells wrote:
> Guys,
>
> Don't know if your remember this or not, but back some time ago I emailed
> about a three-column layout that was killing me. A helpful soul suggested
> using "display:table-cell" to fix my problem, and it did!...except, not
> really in IE.
>
> So, I finally relented
On 4/28/07, John Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm so defeatedI need help.
Have you tried using absolute positioning? Floats have a nasty habit
of breaking in IE.
Something like this:
#container {
position: relative; // position hook for #nav
}
#nav {
> #parent
> {
> /* center child in IE */
> text-align: center;
> }
I believe this is true for IE in *quirks mode*.
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Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
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Guys,
Don't know if your remember this or not, but back some time ago I emailed about
a three-column layout that was killing me. A helpful soul suggested using
"display:table-cell" to fix my problem, and it did!...except, not really in IE.
So, I finally relented. I gave up. I admitted defeat. I
At 4/27/2007 04:04 PM, Lori Lay wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > If you change your CSS to the following it will work.
> >
> > #footer {
> > height:50px;
> > position:relative;
> > }
> > #footwrap
> > {
> > position:absolute;
> > bottom:0;
> > width:100%;
> > }
> >
At 4/27/2007 03:28 PM, Lori Lay wrote:
>I would like to vertically align and centre some text at the bottom of a
>division.
...
>
>
> Here is the text I want to centre on the bottom
>
>
>
>CSS:
>
>#footer {
> text-align: center;
> position: relative;
> width: 100%;
>
Mauricio Samy Silva wrote:
> Hi Lori,
> Try the following CSS:
>
> #footer {
>position: relative;
>width: 100%;
>height: 50px;
>clear: both; }
>
> #footwrap p {
> width:100%;
> margin:0 auto;
> position: absolute;
> bottom: 0;
> text-align:center;
> }
>
> Regards,
>
> Maur
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you change your CSS to the following it will work.
>
> #footer {
> height:50px;
> position:relative;
> }
> #footwrap
> {
> position:absolute;
> bottom:0;
> width:100%;
> }
> #footwrap p
> {
> text-align:center;
> }
>
I got this
Hi Lori,
Try the following CSS:
#footer {
position: relative;
width: 100%;
height: 50px;
clear: both; }
#footwrap p {
width:100%;
margin:0 auto;
position: absolute;
bottom: 0;
text-align:center;
}
Regards,
Maurício Samy Silva
http://www.maujor.com/
> I would l
Hi,
I would like to vertically align and centre some text at the bottom of a
division. In compliant browsers, I can accomplish this by using
display: table and display: table-cell with vertical-align: bottom.
This works like a charm.
However, in IE 6, I have an odd problem. I have read that
On April 28, 2007, Stephen wrote:
> Hi
>
> I tried to make a minimal test case for this, but can't seem to trigger
> it without quite a substantial chunk of the original page.
>
> Page in question: http://www.stourmusic.org.uk/concerts
> The problem:
>
> In Opera 9.20 (build 8771) on Windows X
I'm working on a site and wanted to make the default page more dynamic by
adding CSS image pop-ups to my links. I adapted code from Nathan
Smith's HoverBox technique.
My code is working fine in FF, IE 7/Win, Opera and Moz, but IE 6/Win is
giving me a problem. The images (initiated by a:hover) are
Sébastien FICHOT wrote:
> I wonder if someone knows how to make a liquid pullout. All pullouts i've
> seen for now use fixed width, and floats columns, i let you imagine what if
> the browser windows is reduced...
>
Hi Sébastien,
I don't know if you and I are using the same definition for pu
| > Why aren't my photos staying in the content div? I've colored the
| > background of the div green so you can see where it is.
|
| Decent browsers won't "contain" floats unless they are told to.
|
| #content {float: left;}
| ...will be a suitable "containment-command" in your case, since float
Thanks for the replay/effort. Unfortunately, this doesn't work.
The use case is fairly simple. I am building an html editor that works on
TOP of other people's html.
I am positioning all of my stuff absolutely. So I need to reference the top
left corner of whatever html is part of the "template
Subject: iframe background not showing through IE
Greetings List
First time using iframe to connect to external server. Works fine in FF
but background is not showing through in IE.
Have tried making background transparent - nada. If I reduce the size of
the frame to the size of the pictur
Greetings List
First time using iframe to connect to external server. Works fine in FF but
background is not showing through in IE.
Have tried making background transparent - nada. If I reduce the size of the
frame to the size of the picture then the pics load on the centre of the
page then flick
[Apologies if this turns up twice: I sent it the first time from an
address that wasn't subscribed.]
Hi
I tried to make a minimal test case for this, but can't seem to trigger
it without quite a substantial chunk of the original page.
Page in question: http://www.stourmusic.org.uk/concerts
CSS
Dave Goodchild wrote:
> Hi all, I have been ambushed by IE6. URL:
>
> http://dontjustsitthere.co.uk
>
First off, you have a couple of mark-up errors and one css error (the ;
after #fbf0f8):
.logbox{
background:#fbf0f8;url(/images/log.png) no-repeat 99% 10%
}
Second, you didn't really say "wh
Hi everyone,
I wonder if someone knows how to make a liquid pullout. All pullouts i've
seen for now use fixed width, and floats columns, i let you imagine what if
the browser windows is reduced...
Thank you for any answer or workArround.
Sébastien - France
Alle 13:55, venerdì 27 aprile 2007, Gunlaug Sørtun ha scritto:
> Stefano Guandalini wrote:
> > After googling a lot I coudn't find any solution to my problem, so...
> >
> >
> > viewing http://ezpdemo.nizan.net with ie6 (ie7 also, I think)
> >
> > in the right column the first link in the News and E
Stefano Guandalini wrote:
> After googling a lot I coudn't find any solution to my problem, so...
>
>
> viewing http://ezpdemo.nizan.net with ie6 (ie7 also, I think)
>
> in the right column the first link in the News and E.C.D.L. boxes are
> not working due to the margin-top in content.css (line
Actually the one version that works across all browsers, is to simply call
div.home {
instead of
div#holder.home {
If you want to access the #holder
call div#holder, otherwise just div.home
regards, Jens
On 4/27/07, james shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It should validate fine; it's a
Hi all, I have been ambushed by IE6. URL:
http://dontjustsitthere.co.uk
...as I have upgraded to IE7 I only found out about this yesterday (layout
was tested thoroughly before I made some changes to the homepage). What a
mess - anyone got any ideas what is happening in IE6 and a possible
solution
It should validate fine; it's a perfectly legal construction.
One good reason for using it is to add specificity. div.home might be
defined elsewhere, and div#holder.home is far more specific and thus
will override it (thought I'd use other methods).
Also useful when you have lots of pages an
Morning all,
I am doing some work on a site that I haven't built and have found something
slightly strange...
basis of html;
blah blah
css;
div#holder.home {
styles...
}
Strangely this does work across all the browsers I have (briefly) tested on yet
does cause validation errors.
I can'
After googling a lot I coudn't find any solution to my problem, so...
viewing http://ezpdemo.nizan.net with ie6 (ie7 also, I think)
in the right column the first link in the News and E.C.D.L. boxes are not
working due to the margin-top in content.css (line 1460)
div#main div.itemized_sub_items
Mark Kamian wrote:
> Can someone help me determine why Mac/Safari is pushing the sidebar
> of the following page down below the main content div? I've spent a
> long time finagling the widths, margins, etc... of the relevant divs
> and other elements but to no avail!
>
> http://www.idxsolution
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