[css-d] widest fixed width

What's the widest fix width you'll go for, and why? Thanks, Cy __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ List policies --

[css-d] Paragraph background not respecting float margins

I hope that someone can explain to me what is happening in this case. The paragraph with the yellow background should be pushed over by the float. The text in it is moved over due to the float. But the yellow background still continues behind the float box. I think that the background and

Re: [css-d] Paragraph background not respecting float margins

Scott Povlot wrote: I hope that someone can explain to me what is happening in this case. The paragraph with the yellow background should be pushed over by the float. The text in it is moved over due to the float. But the yellow background still continues behind the float box. I think that

Re: [css-d] Fixed, fluid width and sidebars

Richard Brown wrote: Hi On 01/11/2007, Richard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Many thanks for the input and links. I decided on sticking with a pure flexible width 3 column layout which you can see here: http://weada.cregy.net/ http://weada.cregy.net/wp-content/themes/weada2/style.css

Re: [css-d] Fixed, fluid width and sidebars

Hi On 01/11/2007, Richard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Many thanks for the input and links. I decided on sticking with a pure flexible width 3 column layout which you can see here: http://weada.cregy.net/ http://weada.cregy.net/wp-content/themes/weada2/style.css Firstly in order

Re: [css-d] Page help needed

Actually straight after asking the question I found the answer in the previous posting. Sorry about that Olwen Williams wrote: I have an image enclosed in a div that I have floated right, and another div with a number of divs inside that I want to sit to the left of it. But the left

[css-d] decimals in widths?

Hi all, I have a dynamic list of items that displays inline in floated div's. I was doing some math on how many, and out of the available space, to split it evenly (as they are aligned center) ie, wrapper is 500px 2 items each gets 250px of space/margin width. i have an odd shape on this one

[css-d] Page help needed

I can't figure this out although I'm sure it should be easy. I have an image enclosed in a div that I have floated right, and another div with a number of divs inside that I want to sit to the left of it. But the left div wants to be be full width and only text inside the whole area floats

Re: [css-d] Paragraph background not respecting float margins

Scott Povlot wrote: I hope that someone can explain to me what is happening in this case. The paragraph with the yellow background should be pushed over by the float. The text in it is moved over due to the float. But the yellow background still continues behind the float box. I think

[css-d] Missing vignettes/bullets on floating items

Hi, I've come with a problem I saw once before, but didn't matter until now. The issue is that IE (surprising, I know) gets rid of the vignettes of floating list-items. I'd come across this behavior before but it hadn't matter because I usually get rid of them anyway, but not this

[css-d] Very Basic Print Stylesheet Question

Making my first ever print stylesheet (I know, I'm way behind). Anyhoo... Is there some specification that says the print stylesheet must be in the same directory as the file that's calling it? Everything in my gut says of course not, yet I haven't been able to get mine to work until I put it

Re: [css-d] Very Basic Print Stylesheet Question

Is it possible that it's simply because you forgot the css directory in the second reference? LINK rel=stylesheet typetext/css href=../../minutesPrint.css media=print should be LINK rel=stylesheet typetext/css href=../../css/minutesPrint.css media=print ? I ask because literally

[css-d] Stumped on Safari Float

For some reason, Safari and me don't get along... at least with this project! Take a look at this: http://www.scienceprogress.org/ Look at the items under Science Progress Blog Under Firefox and IE-Win, the thumbnails float to the right as defined in the CSS, but in Safari, the float doesn't

Re: [css-d] decimals in widths?

(Smarter folk, please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong... ) Pixels are inherently a binary unit - either it's a whole pixel that's active or a whole pixel that's inactive, so a fractional pixel doesn't exist - but the browser is probably seeing your decimal unit, and is either rounding up

[css-d] Where do i find a tutorial on the item?

Hi all sometimes i find code like this #nameli:hover ul What is that for? the character? and where can i find tutorials for it? and is there a special name for it? (other then greater then) Regards Abyss. __

Re: [css-d] decimals in widths?

Brian Cummiskey wrote: Hi all, I have a dynamic list of items that displays inline in floated div's. I was doing some math on how many, and out of the available space, to split it evenly (as they are aligned center) ie, wrapper is 500px 2 items each gets 250px of space/margin width. i

Re: [css-d] Where do i find a tutorial on the item?

Information - Abyss wrote: #nameli:hover ul What is that for? the character? and where can i find tutorials for it? and is there a special name for it? (other then greater then) This is as good a description as any for that selector...

Re: [css-d] widest fixed width

Cyber Cog wrote: What's the widest fix width you'll go for, and why? Pardon me, but, go for widest fixed width on what and with what? Often used fixed width-values for web pages are somewhat like... Screen browser: 760 or 980 (640 - 1600). Mobile (handheld): 170 - 240 (120 - 480). Print: A4

Re: [css-d] Where do i find a tutorial on the item?

sometimes i find code like this #nameli:hover ul What is that for? the character? and where can i find tutorials for it? and is there a special name for it? (other then greater then) It works like descendant selector, but it will match only a child. Google Child Selector -- Regards,

Re: [css-d] Stumped on Safari Float

Matt wrote: For some reason, Safari and me don't get along... at least with this project! Take a look at this: http://www.scienceprogress.org/ Look at the items under Science Progress Blog Under Firefox and IE-Win, the thumbnails float to the right as defined in the CSS, but in Safari,