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On 26 Jul 2007, at 07:31, Joanne wrote:
> I have a page where I have a Pop Menu Ma
I have a page where I have a Pop Menu Magic drop down menu and a Tab Panel
Magic.
http://www.baysportsaustralia.com.au/lanai.htm
How do I get the drop down menu to drop ON TOP of the tab panel and not
underneath it. (And knowing how to get it to do this over a flash file would
be handy too.)
J
Hello folks,
I am starting my first (almost) all CSS site, and I already have a question.
Probably typical...
If you look at the site:
http://www.johnkehm.com/jk
http://www.johnkehm.com/jk/style.css
The 'print examples, web examples and contact' box renders differently
between Firefox and IE6.
I
On Jul 25, 2007, at 8:05 PM, Tony Haddon wrote:
> My problem lies in the margin I've applied to the h1 element here.
> It ought
> to offset the h1 block from the containing #inner element. In IE6
> it works
> as planned, but Firefox appears to apply the margin to the element
> two steps
> u
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/tables.html#edef-TBODY
"When present, each THEAD, TFOOT, and TBODY contains a row group. Each
row group must contain at least one row, defined by the TR element."
So it looks like an empty tbody isn't valid so mozilla/firefox is just
being less forgiving than t
On Jul 26, 2007, at 7:28 AM, Anne E . Shroeder wrote:
> big conundrum: In firefox my pages break (center and right column
> drop down below level of left column), but not always. If I
> refresh they are fine. It's very uneven behavior. It seems to be
> just fine in IE - and this problem
Update:
The problem seems to be specifically that an empty tbody breaks the
border-collapse: collapse; algorithm.
I should have realized that border-collapse was part of the problem
because the other css was still working.
Try this in your favorite gecko based browser
table, td { border-collap
Take a look at these and tell me why the first one acts funny in
firefox/mozilla:
http://rvandam.com/test_appendchild.html
http://rvandam.com/test_appendchild2.html
I have a table (of actual raw data) that is being generated
dynamically but is relatively expensive to generate. I wanted to make
Hi,
If it helps, this is the page I am trying to validate the CSS for:
http://www.3pointdesign.com/
I am trying here:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
and this is what I get:
Servlet has thrown exception:javax.servlet.ServletException: Timed out
What shall I do?
Oh, and WC3 have changed the
On Jul 25, 2007, at 4:42 AM, Parag Jagdale wrote:
> am having problems with tables that are too wide for a browser
> window.
> The client has existing html code that they cannot change in the
> near future
> and so I have to work with whats already there,
> and whats there is very very ugly.
Thanks Jerod and Ricky. That worked a treat.
Just out of curiosity, is there a nice easy way of vertically centring a
div? I seem to recall seeing this discussion once before and the conclusion
being that there isn't, but someone may have come up with a way since then.
(Well, I can dream...) :)
C
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Seona Bellamy wrote:
> Heya,
>
> I was under the impression that by setting the background-position to
> "center center" you could get your background image sitting in the middle of
> the screen. IE is doing this just fine, but with Firefox I am findi
Heya,
I was under the impression that by setting the background-position to
"center center" you could get your background image sitting in the middle of
the screen. IE is doing this just fine, but with Firefox I am finding that
the image sits right up at the top, half off the screen. You can see i
Check this out
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/xssi/
Thanks
Troy
http://dominor.com
On 7/25/07, lavinia Ebert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, why is it that the behaviour from the browsers is offline different to
> online? The browsers (testing on IE6, Opera, Fireforx2 and N
Hi, why is it that the behaviour from the browsers is offline different to
online? The browsers (testing on IE6, Opera, Fireforx2 and Netscape) are
interpretating my CSS often differently offline and online.
Can I do something about this? Its an annoying process to have to upload
everything a
They look ok on my end.. firefox
2.0.0.5 PC
Thanks
Troy
http://dominor.com
On 7/25/07, Anne E . Shroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> big conundrum: In firefox my pages break (center and right column drop
> down below level of left column), but not always. If I refresh they are
> fine. It'
David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: trevor bayliss wrote:
> Hi all. I am at the end of the first leg of my css journey. Very complicated
> stuff and I nearly turned back to tables!
> Please could someone have a gander at this page and see what you think and if
> there are any problems. I b
big conundrum: In firefox my pages break (center and right column drop down
below level of left column), but not always. If I refresh they are fine. It's
very uneven behavior. It seems to be just fine in IE - and this problem occurs
is only on Firefox 2.* on the PC.
Examples of pages that
Does anyone have any ideas? I have scoured the internet for a solution and
the only one I found close to helping me is this:
http://blog.gilluminate.com/2005/10/12/large-tables-inside-of-css-two-column-layout-causes-problems
Applying the solutions means adding more scroll bars. I would definitely
For the gap after the header: rather than getting rid of the spacing in
the HTML try:
img {
vertical-align: bottom;
}
I forget the entire explanation, but essentially what happens is that
IE6 leaves a gap to allow for descenders (the bits of letters that stick
out downwards). Of course, images wo
It looks ok on Firefox 2
5659 McAdam Road, Unit 4A
Mississauga, Ontario L4Z 1N9 Canada
Toll-Free: 800-481-4513 | Fax: 905-502-6778 can be better bold for
Firefox..It looks bold on IE7
IE shows "Toll-Free: 800-481-4513 | Fax: 905-502-6778" line slightly cut at
the bottom.
http://www.lostinxla
I checked with IE7 and Firefox. 2.0.0.5
I could not see any major problem. Firefox shows the blue tab texts
like "Medarc
Ltd.""How we can help" too close to top not vertically "middle"
Thanks
Troy
http://dominor.com
On 7/25/07, trevor bayliss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all. I am at th
> Hi!
>
> I have something happening with a website only in Firefox, even though the
> site was designed for Firefox/Opera, and then IE issues were taken care of
> with conditional comments.
...
> The problem is occurring with the Find Licensee. When entering a county
> such as Rankin, which
I am wondering if anyone out there is using either Google Maps or
Virtual Earth? Have you been able to embed stuff into a CSS file if you
have? Just starting a project with maps and wanted to know how people
are doing them.
Brett
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Hi All,
I hope this isn't something that's come up before. Seeing as it's not in the
lists of usual bugs in browsers, I'm guessing it might be my ignorance
rather than a poorly implemented recommendation. I hope someone can
enlighten me as it's something that's repeatedly come up and I've never
fo
I can only see a positive outcome from this change.. As long as you do not
cheat, you should be ok ..
Thanks
Troy
http://7seo.com
On 7/23/07, Richard Grevers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 7/24/07, H. Bartel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > if I use a inside a headline to subst
trevor bayliss wrote:
> Hi all. I am at the end of the first leg of my css journey. Very complicated
> stuff and I nearly turned back to tables!
> Please could someone have a gander at this page and see what you think and
> if there are any problems. I believe I have sorted them all out now. I
Hi all,
Thanks to browsershots, I see I've an issue in Win/IE6 (at least) with
form fields acting strangely near a float.
Page:
http://www.cprtools.net/datarecovery/requestform.php
CSS:
http://www.cprtools.net/datarecovery/styles/style.css
WinIE6 Screenshot:
http://www.cprtools.net/datarecover
On 24.07.2007 11:17 Uhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>It usually looks like: />one or two words
>>
>Googlebot (and bots in general) will ignore the stylesheet, so it will
>read and index the text which you hide. However, there was a passing
>fad for keyword spamming by stuffing lots of (usually off
checking it on the w3.org validator it says it is Tentatively valid so it
wouldn´t hurt to get that sorted out.
The css validator shows two errors:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lostinxlation.net%2Fsandbox1%2Findex.html
If you put padding: 0px; that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ...
> You should use http://www.mrec.state.ms.us/findrealtornew.asp, and enter
> Rankin for the county name to see the problem.
>> ... The problem is occurring with the Find Licensee. When entering a county
>> such as Rankin, which has a very long list of licensees, all
Good afternoon!
It would be fabulous if I could get a site check on my
current project:
Test site -
http://www.lostinxlation.net/sandbox1/index.html
Test CSS -
http://www.lostinxlation.net/sandbox1/primary.css
http://www.lostinxlation.net/sandbox1/print.css
http://www.lostinxlation.net/sandbox1
Arian,
Thank you! Your solution worked like a charm. My
apologies for not replying sooner; bit insane at the
moment trying to get the decks cleared before an
anticipated surgery.
Again, thank you very much!
~~J.
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css-discu
Hi all. I am at the end of the first leg of my css journey. Very complicated
stuff and I nearly turned back to tables!
Please could someone have a gander at this page and see what you think and if
there are any problems. I believe I have sorted them all out now. If I have any
errors (it is, h
Hi Ian,
Yes, the second link I included gets you to the Find Licensee page. I
mentioned in the email that the link was not currrently working on the
site; the site is still in production. ;-)
You should use http://www.mrec.state.ms.us/findrealtornew.asp, and enter
Rankin for the county name to
> Probably even more off-topic than a discussion of browsers: a screen
> reader isn't a browser at all.
Of course, I never intended for this to be a discussion of various screen
readers, but of whether creating aural cascading style sheets (ACSS) held
value for those who use screen readers. As a
Hi!
I have something happening with a website only in Firefox, even though the
site was designed for Firefox/Opera, and then IE issues were taken care of
with conditional comments.
I cannot duplicate the problem in IE6/7 or Opera. I am running Firefox
2.0.0.5. Another developer running, Firefo
On Wed, July 25, 2007 10:51 am, Rick Lecoat wrote:
> I'd love to hear other people's views but this might be getting a bit
> off topic for the list? Perhaps a discussion of screen readers is too
> much like a discussion about browsers...
Probably even more off-topic than a discussion of browsers:
At 18:42 (London time), on 24/7/07, James Gadrow said:
>I don't know of too many, I've not mucked around too much with them yet.
>However, I know of Jaws (you can download a free trial but I believe
>after that there's a registration fee) or, if you're using firefox,
>there's a free plugin call
On 7/25/07, Erik Gyepes wrote:
> I don't understand it, but it really works. Do you have any references
> to that "bug" or something so I can understand that?
I don't have any other reference than
http://www.brunildo.org/test/IE_raf3.html, which is an attempt to
shortly sum up these type of probl
Hi Bruno,
I don't understand it, but it really works. Do you have any references
to that "bug" or something so I can understand that? What other changes
you think? I can change the mark up.
Erik
Bruno Fassino wrote:
> Erik Gyepes wrote:
>
>> URL: http://erikgyepes.com/problem1/
>>
>> The pa
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