On Sat, 2 Jun 2007, skip evans wrote:
> A client site I'm doing some maintenance on has a bunch
> of input statements like this:
>
>
What's the URL?
> ...and I thought I could apply a style to all of them,
> without having to go back and inserting class="something"
> to all of these forms by us
If I use the CSS "overflow" property and set it to hidden (the content is
clipped, but the browser does not display a scroll-bar to see the rest of
the content), the question then is I guess...
... how to then determine when serving the content up from within ones RoR
application, know how much te
Greg Hauptmann wrote:
> If I use the CSS "overflow" property and set it to hidden (the content is
> clipped, but the browser does not display a scroll-bar to see the rest of
> the content), the question then is I guess...
To see a scrollbar you'd set it to overflow: auto instead.
>
> ... how to t
Robert Lane wrote:
> Arrrghhh! I had this all working in IE6 & 7 and Firefox. Now it is
> broken in IE6 again!
>
> Here is the link, http://tinyurl.com/yudm6q
>
> On the homepage I have a small animated flash for the top logo area, and
> that page looks fine in all three browsers. But on the
I hate to say this and have wasted the list to thelist,
but this actually WAS working for me.
When I couldn't figure out why it was not working on the
client site I tried it on my development site at
phpenguin.venomouspenguin.com
and it worked.
Then I realized it was not showing up on the cli
On 5/30/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Having problems in IE6 pc, the second form from left will not slide in to
> place.
>
> I know the styling is not finished and it has failed the html validation.
> (which I'm not sure that some of the things I can do a lot about
On 5/31/07, Luc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Good morning list,
>
> After over 1 year of not messing with CSS i'm picking up CSS-design
> again and i'm stunned of how much i already forgot. I'm doing a
> mockup at the moment involving floats and they go crazy on me.
>
> On resizing the viewport t
Ok, so this is driving me nuts. I'm guessing it's something really really
simple, but I can't see it. This page:
http://eileenrendahl.com
is behaving badly. The images and text in the menu around Eileen's
picture should be up against the top of the salmon-colored box. The
three images on the
The page looks ok (though not great yet) in IE on Windows, but is
all messed up in Firefox. The page in question is at:
http://eileenrendahl.com
Sp[ecifically, the text/images around Eileen's headshot, and the
images in the right-hand column are all pushed down, and i can't
figure out why.
thank
I can't sort out why the navigation is dropped about 1 em below the top
of the containing div here:
http://www.grassies.com/
Any ideas?
thanks
joel
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Joel D Canfield wrote:
> I can't sort out why the navigation is dropped about 1 em below the top
> of the containing div here:
>
> http://www.grassies.com/
>
> Any ideas?
>
> thanks
>
> joel
>
In what browser and operating system are you experiencing this problem?
The page looks relatively
On Jun 3, 2007, at 3:48 PM, Andrew Wallace wrote:
> The page looks ok (though not great yet) in IE on Windows, but is
> all messed up in Firefox. The page in question is at:
>
> http://eileenrendahl.com
>
Browsers have different defaults.
Add...
table td {vertical-align: top;}
...and Firefox wi
> Joel D Canfield wrote:
> > I can't sort out why the navigation is dropped about 1 em
> below the top
> > of the containing div here:
> >
> > http://www.grassies.com/
> >
>
> In what browser and operating system are you experiencing
> this problem?
well, invisible elves strike again - I d
Good evening good people, you have been of much help to me in the past.
I'm confused, annoyed, etc.
I'm working on a page here: http://www.crisafidesign.com/ICS/laundry.html
it doesn't render correctly in AOL 9.0 and IE 6 on Windows 2000
according to browser cam (see here
http://www.browsercam
On Jun 3, 2007, at 10:36 PM, Rita Crisafi, Crisafidesign.com wrote:
> http://www.crisafidesign.com/ICS/laundry.html
>
> it doesn't render correctly in AOL 9.0 and IE 6 on Windows 2000
> according to browser cam (see here
> http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=352351 page 2)
>
Looks like
CSS-d,
What I've ended up with isn't totally perfect, but it suits my needs.
By placing a space before the misbehaving* characters, they are moved
down to the next line. The space remains attached to the line before, so
it's not a visible part of the menu text.
The drawbacks to this are:
1. I
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