[css-d] changes in W3C validator?

Has anyone noticed that the W3C's CSS validator is now parsing style rules embedded in HTML comments? I used to be able to sneak (correct but invalid) things into includes, and just discovered that that's no longer working. I haven't seen any mention of it, so I'm wondering if they just kind o

Re: [css-d] ie6 and ie7 columns not aligning

Melinda Odom wrote: > Hi, > > Is there a way to get ie6/ie7 to show even across the bottom? > http://www.usprayercenter.org/test_final.html > > ie is off in different ways in both 6 and 7. Mozilla, Netscape, and Opera > look good. > > Sincerely, > Melinda Odom > > > Dunno. But I do not think mo

Re: [css-d] I'd like to create a splash page?

Phil Turner wrote: > That sounds great, I'm a little confused though I understand the code, > but dont I need a reference to animage_page.html or > something - and thats the bit I want to appear on the > screen before it jumps automatically to page2.html (or whatever). > > Best, > Phil

Re: [css-d] remove input border via css?

tedd wrote: > At 9:12 AM +0900 5/15/07, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > >> On May 15, 2007, at 6:43 AM, tedd wrote: >> >> >>> Is there any way to use css to remove the border that accompanies >>> an input box? >>> >>> I've tried border: none;, but that hasn't worked. >>> >> That sh

[css-d] ie6 and ie7 columns not aligning

Hi, Is there a way to get ie6/ie7 to show even across the bottom? http://www.usprayercenter.org/test_final.html ie is off in different ways in both 6 and 7. Mozilla, Netscape, and Opera look good. Sincerely, Melinda Odom Design Hosting, Inc. www.designhosting.biz 479-471-0891 No virus found i

Re: [css-d] remove input border via css?

At 9:12 AM +0900 5/15/07, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: >On May 15, 2007, at 6:43 AM, tedd wrote: > >> Is there any way to use css to remove the border that accompanies >> an input box? >> >> I've tried border: none;, but that hasn't worked. >That should work (and works in most OS X browsers, act

Re: [css-d] remove input border via css?

On May 15, 2007, at 6:43 AM, tedd wrote: > Is there any way to use css to remove the border that accompanies > an input box? > > I've tried border: none;, but that hasn't worked. That should work (and works in most OS X browsers, actually [1]). {border:none} is equivalent to border: 0 none so

Re: [css-d] I'd like to create a splash page?

That sounds great, I'm a little confused though I understand the code, but dont I need a reference to animage_page.html or something - and thats the bit I want to appear on the screen before it jumps automatically to page2.html (or whatever). Best, Phil Turner FREELANCE DESIGNER NEW

Re: [css-d] I'd like to create a splash page?

Phil Turner wrote: > I'm just starting a site design, does anyone know if is it possible > to have a page or graphic appear and disappear just before the linked > page opens > > Many Thanks > > Phil Turner > > One way, if I understand what you are after, is to use a meta attribute in the h

Re: [css-d] I'd like to create a splash page?

Thanks Brian, I'm using the wrong terminology but the concept of layers sounds more like it, I want to make an image/ or page appear quite subliminary and as a faint background if that makes sense I 've seen the code once before Phil Turner FREELANCE DESIGNER NEW BOOK - YOUR PLANET NEEDS YOU

[css-d] I'd like to create a splash page?

I'm just starting a site design, does anyone know if is it possible to have a page or graphic appear and disappear just before the linked page opens Many Thanks Phil Turner FREELANCE DESIGNER NEW BOOK - YOUR PLANET NEEDS YOU http://www.yourplanetneedsyou.org

Re: [css-d] remove input border via css?

> Hi gang: > Is there any way to use css to remove the border that accompanies an input > box? > I've tried border: none;, but that hasn't worked. > Cheers, > tedd -- Hi Tedd, Use input {border-width:0;} instead and it

Re: [css-d] remove input border via css?

tedd wrote: > Hi gang: > > Is there any way to use css to remove the border that accompanies an input > box? > > I've tried border: none;, but that hasn't worked. > > Cheers, > > tedd > Try border-style: none; If that doesn't work, try border-style: none; border-width: 0; Usually border-sty

Re: [css-d] remove input border via css?

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[css-d] remove input border via css?

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Re: [css-d] Box Model Problems, I'm not getting it!

This one implemented suggestions from David: http://tinyurl.com/2zqph4 It looks right in Firefox and in IE6, I see I am getting some gaps now in IE7 in the nav_bar area below the floated links and some aqua showing through at the bottom below the text. So, how would I correct that?

Re: [css-d] Overflow:scroll and position:relative in IE6 - Bug?

Ta-da. You are correct. Is there something I didn't understand about the standards, or is this just an IE local knowledge thing? Thanks a bunch. -Original Message- From: James Gadrow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 3:50 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: CSS Mailing

Re: [css-d] Box Model Problems, I'm not getting it!

*-Original Message- *From: Robert Lane *Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 4:14 PM * *I have an example here: http://tinyurl.com/3axpuo * *I don't understand what I am doing wrong, but I am getting totally *different results in IE6, IE7 and FireFox 2 * There are a few problems that I see: First

Re: [css-d] Overflow:scroll and position:relative in IE6 - Bug?

Alan K. Gay wrote: > I would like to place a relatively positioned element inside a fixed width > div with overflow:scroll. It works fine in FF, and in IE6 in quirks mode. > But the minute I put IE6 in "standards" mode, the scroll bar quits working > and the overflow from the inner element become

Re: [css-d] Problems with Column Widths

On Sun, 13 May 2007 00:27:22 -0400, Roy Anger wrote: > Hi, > > I have a site that's still very much in development, but which I'm having one > small > problem with that I can't figure out. The site is at > http://dev.northernfarce.com/awp/ [...] On Mon, 14 May 2007 10:53:35 -0700, Matt McCool re

[css-d] Overflow:scroll and position:relative in IE6 - Bug?

I would like to place a relatively positioned element inside a fixed width div with overflow:scroll. It works fine in FF, and in IE6 in quirks mode. But the minute I put IE6 in "standards" mode, the scroll bar quits working and the overflow from the inner element becomes visible outside the outer

Re: [css-d] first-letter replacement

I don't see why you set the width to such a large value, but anyway, by CSS specifications, only a certain set of properties have an effect on a :first-letter pseudo-element, and width and height are not among them. Besides, you would need to write a separate CSS-rule for each initial lett

Re: [css-d] Problems with Column Widths

Try changing #pg-diamond to float:right. Also, if you want a consistent pixel-based margin or "gutter" in between all three columns, you have two options. 1) Strip all margin and padding from the #pg-whatever div's, and apply the margins (1%, 10px, whatever) to all elements inside the #pg-* divs

Re: [css-d] Problems with Column Widths

I can't explain it - I've played with it for a long time - and there seem to be some unnecessary divisions in the top section, but you could just ignore it and make the top box a tiny bit wider by adjusting the right margin slightly large in the division "info". You're using the reset css, so pa

Re: [css-d] select/option tags

Thanks. I figured as much. The issue with select seems like a real weakness in this whole system. From other communications it seems to have resulted in people just not using it. In certain situations, I find it hard to avoid and it causes major challenges integrating it into other styl

Re: [css-d] Box Model Problems, I'm not getting it!

Robert Lane wrote: > Getting close! > http://tinyurl.com/ywow9q > > Do I need some hack, or what am I doing wrong. > > Thanks for the help. > > You are not doing anything wrong and no hacks are needed. Sometimes experimenting by turning things on and off yields a solution. For example, the

Re: [css-d] select/option tags

> Is there a work around to this inconsistency? > > --Kenoli Unfortunately, when styling form elements you're either going to have to accept a bit of browser variance or start using javascript to style them. This is because the browsers are so flighty with how they style their form elements. A

[css-d] Inconsistent behavior in hotspots on a blank image inside a DIV

Hello, I have searched the list archives, and I have been able to find some related posts, but am wondering if someone can offer a more direct suggestion. I am trying to create hotspots using an imagemap inside a DIV, inside a DIV i.e. there are two DIVs (nested) and then follows the image with

Re: [css-d] 10px gap below float in IE6 & 7 - how do I eliminate?

> Example is here: http://tinyurl.com/yonjur > > I can't get this to work right! I have been struggling all day with this. > > Looks right in FireFox but in IE 6 & 7 the background is flowing under > the float and adding 10px of gray background to the bottom before the > footer. > > > How can

[css-d] Flexible image block without table

I've found a way to create flexible image block without using table. look this. http://gyauza.egoism.jp/clip/example-html/flexible-imgblk/01.html Most browsers without IE which support CSS2 render display:table, table-cell correctly. So, we can use display:table in Firefox, Opera or Safari. But,

[css-d] Problems with Column Widths

Hi, I have a site that's still very much in development, but which I'm having one small problem with that I can't figure out. The site is at http://dev.northernfarce.com/awp/ I'm looking specifically at the three columns on the lower part of the page (and, yes, they are very broken in IE6 but I ha

Re: [css-d] first-letter Replacement

On 5/14/07, ~davidLaakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Is there a way to replace the P:first-letter pseudo-element with an > image? > > Christian Ziebarth > > > > Anything is possible. Well, sort of. > > >