Re: [css-d] padding issues with IE5.0

On Nov 19, 2007 1:31 AM, Fiona wrote: Im not very savvy with which browsers support what CSS - still learning all that stuff, but Im noticing that IE5 (windows) doesnt seem to recognise padding in such things as a horizontal menu and the spacing between a horizontal line of images. Is this

[css-d] style sheets and page weight

Hi, here is a silly question: If I have 10KB of text in an external style sheet, or 10BK of text as inline styles is there any difference in how fast the page loads the *first* time? If so, why? Thanks __ css-discuss [EMAIL

[css-d] Vertical Spacing of Nav List Links in IE6

Hi All, I have a vertical nav list which is showing additional space above the links in IE6. This seems to be an IE6 problem only, looks good in IE7 and the other main browsers I've tested. HTML: http://newcleardesigns.com/clients/intepoint/v2b/index.html CSS:

[css-d] Dropdown Issues...

Hello, I am working on a suckerfish type menu at http:// robotics.pmhclients.com/index.php But I am having some problems with the dropdown appearing to the right of the button, such as Robotics button on top left. Does anyone know how to fix that? Thanks! Kevin

Re: [css-d] Vertical Spacing of Nav List Links in IE6

Hi Nigel, This is a typical IE haslayout [1] issue: Add the following to fix it: #supp1 ul.nav li a { . height:1% } [1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html Mauricio Samy Silva http://www.maujor.com - Original Message - From: N Duckworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi All,

[css-d] Undesired wrapping when browser is not maximized

Page - http://projects.missioninternet.com/senior/index.php Css - http://projects.missioninternet.com/senior/css/styles.css When the above page is displayed in a less than maximized browser the logo and navbar divs wrap in an undesirable manner. The logo and navbar are 100% css while the

Re: [css-d] style sheets and page weight

Cyber Cog wrote: Hi, here is a silly question: If I have 10KB of text in an external style sheet, or 10BK of text as inline styles is there any difference in how fast the page loads the *first* time? If so, why? Virtually no difference. Yes, there is an extra request, but the request

[css-d] Issue In IE

I have a page which is rendered properly in firefox - http://jobs.campusrn.com/test.html The same page in IE had the navigation stacked on the right. I have spent several hours trying to fix this and I think I am missing something simple. If anyone has an clues I would greatly appreciate

Re: [css-d] Positioning an element - the limits

Robert James wrote: ... I'd like to position an element at the bottom of the screen. This is easy, using position: fixed and bottom: ...px. However, on screens higher than 600px, I'd like to fix it at 600px from the top. That is, if the screen is shorter than 600px, push it to the bottom

[css-d] CSS Tests

Dear all, after a long period of depression, I'm about to publish a book on CSS. during the development, I've collected a long series of tests on CSS. here they are: http://www.css-zibaldone.com/test feel free to use all the code you find within. thanks you all. Gabriele --

Re: [css-d] Vertical Spacing of Nav List Links in IE6

Didn't try that and it's normally the first thing I try with IE anomalies too... Thanks Mauricio! Best, Nigel Mauricio (Maujor) Samy Silva wrote: Hi Nigel, This is a typical IE haslayout [1] issue: Add the following to fix it: #supp1 ul.nav li a { . height:1% } [1]

Re: [css-d] Undesired wrapping when browser is not maximized

I don't think it's an issue of the browser being maximized or not -- to me it looks like this undesirable thing is happening when the browser is just too small to show everything on one line. But that's a technicality, I guess. The thing is, the page is doing what it's supposed to do. The LOGO

Re: [css-d] Issue In IE

Two simple ways to solve this (each with its own side effect, but perhaps easier to fix those). - remove the left float on the ad-div - give the right-div a specific width I'm sure there are more complex (but better) ways to solve it, but this should be enough to solve your initial problem.

Re: [css-d] Issue In IE

I actually resolved it. Thanks! Brian Peddle wrote: I have a page which is rendered properly in firefox - http://jobs.campusrn.com/test.html The same page in IE had the navigation stacked on the right. I have spent several hours trying to fix this and I think I am missing something

Re: [css-d] Issue In IE

Brian Peddle Wrote: I have a page which is rendered properly in firefox - http://jobs.campusrn.com/test.html The same page in IE had the navigation stacked on the right. I have spent several hours trying to fix this and I think I am missing something simple. Hello, Add this to your

Re: [css-d] Positioning an element - the limits

Maybe this... http://www.themaninblue.com/writing/perspective/2005/08/29/ Rafael. Robert James wrote: Can anyone guide me with this? If the question isn't clear, please let me know what needs to be added. If this is simply impossible, could someone please let me know? On 11/18/07,

Re: [css-d] CSS Tests

On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 16:54:52 +0100, Gabriele Romanato wrote: Dear all, after a long period of depression, ... Odd, that. So many highly talented people I read about seem to have suffered depression, at least in some part of their lives. Hmm. I'm about to publish a book on CSS. during the

Re: [css-d] Positioning an element - the limits

Ingo Chao wrote: I fear this is impossible in CSS. (Actually, I don't know if that is true. I just figured out that whenever someone says it is impossible, someone else will jump onto the wagon to provide a solution.) Sure :-) You take this... http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/toc_7a.html

Re: [css-d] firefox css problem

I have run into a problem with firefox that I just do not know how to solve. IE6 displays it just fine. I thought that IE7 and firefox did also. Just found out yesterday that I was wrong. I did validate the html code and css, am using html strict. The only difference with xhtml is that am not

Re: [css-d] firefox css problem

Looks to me like the image of the shark in the footer is forcing the nav menu below the footer into the dark area of the page. You may need to remove the photo of the shark, or add height to the footer. Jim On Nov 19, 2007 11:46 AM, jaklitsch maya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have run into a

Re: [css-d] firefox css problem

jaklitsch maya wrote: http://www.necwa.org/new_site/index.html The problem is that the bottom of the page will not display correctly in FF. I do not know how to correct this. Firefox does what you've told it: limits the height of footer to 250px. Only IE6 doesn't respect declared dimensions.

Re: [css-d] firefox css problem

jaklitsch maya wrote: I have run into a problem with firefox that I just do not know how to solve. IE6 displays it just fine. http://www.necwa.org/new_site/index.html http://www.necwa.org/new_site/necwa.css Maya Jaklitsch /No offense intended/, but even a touch of font-scaling

Re: [css-d] firefox css problem

http://www.necwa.org/new_site/index.html /No offense intended/, but even a touch of font-scaling blows it out of the water in any brower-- including IE6.0. In IE/win it's the dreaded em font-resizing bug... http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_13.html ...and others aren't doing too

[css-d] BACKGROUND NOT SHOWING IN FIREFOX, BUT IN IE 7.0

Hello experts, my page http://www.putti.no/css%5Ftest/ should preferably have a background as displayed in IE 7.0 when displayed in FireFox. The style-sheet is http://www.putti.no/css%5Ftest/sf_style.css . Could somebody please explain why the page does not display as intended in FireFox, but

Re: [css-d] BACKGROUND NOT SHOWING IN FIREFOX, BUT IN IE 7.0

Jan Christian Anker wrote: Hello experts, my page http://www.putti.no/css%5Ftest/ should preferably have a background as displayed in IE 7.0 when displayed in FireFox. The style-sheet is http://www.putti.no/css%5Ftest/sf_style.css . Could somebody please explain why the page does not

Re: [css-d] BACKGROUND NOT SHOWING IN FIREFOX, BUT IN IE 7.0

display as intended, I'm sorry I couldn't help myself! - Cy On 11/19/07, Andrew Gaffney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jan Christian Anker wrote: Hello experts, my page http://www.putti.no/css%5Ftest/ should preferably have a background as displayed in IE 7.0 when displayed in FireFox. The

[css-d] IE rendering issues

I have a few issues in IE with a new site: www.bigsurarts.org/newsite CSS: www.bigsurarts.org/newsite/public/css/main.css (with some IE specific sheets in that directory as well) Primary issues: - In IE 5.5 the site is not rendering at all - In IE 6 the two images above the content (with the

Re: [css-d] Undesired wrapping when browser is not maximized

On 2007/11/19 05:47 (GMT-0800) Big Moxy apparently typed: Page - http://projects.missioninternet.com/senior/index.php Css - http://projects.missioninternet.com/senior/css/styles.css When the above page is displayed in a less than maximized browser the logo and navbar divs wrap in an

[css-d] Layout issues

HI All, I've looked at so many layouts trying to get my concept design (approved by client and can't change it) to work and I just keep ending up in a mess. What I'm trying to do is have the left navigation float left and the right navigation float right and the centre div remain as a fixed

[css-d] BACKGROUND NOT SHOWING IN FIREFOX, BUT IN IE 7.0 / REPHRASED QUES TION

Hello experts, my page http://www.putti.no/css_test/ should preferably have a background/appearance as displayed in IE 7.0. However, the (pink) background has no height when displayed in FireFox (i.e. is not displayed). The CSS is http://www.putti.no/css_test/sf_style.css , I am running