Re: [css-d] second line outdenting, how do you get it flush left?

On Sun, 26 Aug 2007, Robert Lane wrote: > I put a list together for a staff directory It seems that wish to make the list unbulleted and indented just a little. The style sheet ul.nobullet { margin: 0; list-style: none inside} is somewhat unsafe for the purpose. Different browsers have dif

[css-d] second line outdenting, how do you get it flush left?

I put a list together for a staff directory and one of them has a much too long title. I decided to use a to move the title to the second line but now it outdents it I have it coded like this: Admin Staff Chuck L

[css-d] A solution (Re: align image to bottom right corner)

Silly me, I didn't put the period before my cabinet style .cabinet { margin-right: 7em; } works a lot better than cabinet { margin-right: 7em; } As an English instructor, I should be more careful about my punctuation :-). I'm able to have the paragraphs have a large enough right marg

Re: [css-d] align image to bottom right corner

I already have a background image, a "paper" background. However, your post got me thinking, I can have another div inside, and set the file cabinet picture as the background to it. After a couple of minutes I got that working nicely. Except the text overlaps the image, so now I'm working at

[css-d] [ADMIN - OFF TOPIC] Re: color consistency, accuracy

>I *do* think this >is a CSS related problem just because we are so often trying to match >text, borders, blocks of background color (all specified with CSS) to >images which are generated from some image editing program or another. Off topic - no more on this subject please (except that as I'm a

Re: [css-d] color consistency, accuracy

Hi David, Thanks for the link, I'll definitely check it out. I *do* think this is a CSS related problem just because we are so often trying to match text, borders, blocks of background color (all specified with CSS) to images which are generated from some image editing program or another. I

Re: [css-d] color consistency, accuracy

Listsmem wrote: > Has anyone else noticed this problem before? [trimmed] > > ~Ben > Yes. But since it is not necessarily a specific css related problem, you may (?) find a better place to seek an answer. Best, ~dL -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ _

[css-d] Re: Beginner Layout suggestions

I have found this to be a great resource for modern CSS page layouts, and it's free! http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/ -- E. Michael Brandt www.divaHTML.com divaPOP : standards-compliant popup windows divaGPS : you-are-here menu highlighting divaFAQ : FAQ pages with pizazz www.valleywebdesig

Re: [css-d] color consistency, accuracy

Thanks for the feedback... After some further research, I've discovered some other issues: yes, the photoshop color settings were wrong on all my machines, they were set for print production and not for web and after changing those settings things did improve some. The problem of metering a

Re: [css-d] css-d Digest, Vol 57, Issue 28

I will be away on vacation until September 4th. I will reply to requests on my return. Best regards, Terri Phillips __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information -- http://c

Re: [css-d] color consistency, accuracy

sounds like a problem with photoshop or your pc -how are you and your clients calibrating your monitors? Listsmem escribió: > Has anyone else noticed this problem before? Open a solid color jpeg > in photoshop and use a digital color meter to read its hex value. > Then drag and drop the same

Re: [css-d] more IE 6 problems

JGardner wrote: > On the home page, there is extra white on the right hand side of the > container, you can see it here - http://www.jgardnerdesigns.com/ > That seems to be caused by your #container #content-home #services-box{ margin-right:5px; } it seems you don't need it. > Then on

Re: [css-d] more IE 6 problems

JGardner wrote: > Hello, > > I am having some positioning problems with IE 6 - it looks correct in > IE 7, Firefox, and Safari ( I don't know about any others). > > On the home page, there is extra white on the right hand side of the > container, you can see it here - http://www.jgardnerdesigns.c

[css-d] color consistency, accuracy

Has anyone else noticed this problem before? Open a solid color jpeg in photoshop and use a digital color meter to read its hex value. Then drag and drop the same jpeg file into a web browser and then meter it again. The color values aren't the same. I've found that the browser tends to ren

[css-d] more IE 6 problems

Hello, I am having some positioning problems with IE 6 - it looks correct in IE 7, Firefox, and Safari ( I don't know about any others). On the home page, there is extra white on the right hand side of the container, you can see it here - http://www.jgardnerdesigns.com/ Then on the FAQ page th

Re: [css-d] align image to bottom right corner

On Sun, 26 Aug 2007, karuna sagar k wrote: > For the solution mentioned below - Positioned Image: > > could you elaborate on why do we need to style the with {position: > relative;}? To elaborate on my parenthetic remark "(just to make it possible to position the image relative to the div)": S

Re: [css-d] Beginner layout suggestions?

Hi Allison,I think that it may be difficult to have your css based design render the same way in all browsers and monitors or systems. Research and looking at various surveys of browser support may be useful. This article on browser support at Yahoo may be helpful.http://developer.yahoo.com/yu

Re: [css-d] align image to bottom right corner

Ehm... do you have any reference to see what you're talking about (a link)? If all you want to do is put an image at that position, set it as the background, i.e. background: #fff url(path/to/image) right bottom no-repeat; · #fff is the background color, it can be omitted or set to 't