Hello there folks,
I've got a problem that's absolutely driving me batty! If there were
CSS freakshows, this would be one.
Please hit this link in IE 6 or 7
http://creative.myspace.com/ca/cahub/test.html
The very bottom area has tour dates. Why in the HECK is there that
extra space at the bo
Lori, you will also need to define the height of the .body-wrapper, because
IE6 does not recognise min-height and you lose the bottom part of your
background image.
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I'm running into a problem using a combination of suckerfish dropdown
menus and background image replacement w/ suckerfish dropdown menus.
In a nutshell, I have 2 sets of horizontal navigations using
suckerfish. The top is all text, the second is using image
replacement. My problem is the top list
Hey there all,
First off, this is my first ever post, so I do apologise if I mess
anything up (though I have of course read the rules). I run a website
called Foundation Flash, which you can find at
http://www.foundation-flash.com, and, having read Dan Cederholm's book
"Bulletproof Web Design"
Can anyone tell me why periodically i come across a site that uses:
body { font-size: 100.1%; }
or:
body { font-size: 76.6%; }
What browser are they trying to appease here?
--
Michael
All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall
be well
- Julian of Norwich 1342 - 1
Randal Rust wrote:
> I have always used the good old method of a spacer DIV like this to
> clear floats:
>
>
>
> div.spacer { clear: both; }
>
> Problem is, the ad agency that I work with keeps creating these
> complex layouts where using that convention just won't work. The
> reason is that in IE
Kim Jordan wrote:
> http://www.helpdeskpro.net/test/suzy3.htm
>
> The somewhat unusual template below (a containing table) is to handle
> the situation - (shown in code below) of a dynamically generated table
> that can sometimes extend quite wide - and the layout elements e.g.
> header and footer
Thank you, Dimitris. I can see that now and I've add the height.
On Jan 14, 2008 5:48 PM, Dimitris Gianneler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lori, you will also need to define the height of the .body-wrapper,
> because IE6 does not recognise min-height and you lose the bottom part of
> your backgro
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:20:04 -0500, Randal Rust wrote:
> I have always used the good old method of a spacer DIV like this to clear
> floats:
>
>
>
> div.spacer { clear: both; }
>
> Problem is, the ad agency that I work with keeps creating these complex
> layouts where
> using that convention jus
On Jan 14, 2008, at 4:16 PM, Kim Jordan wrote:
> Um, has anyone got any help for me? Am I asking the question
> incorrectly? Breaking List protocol? Doing something else wrong?
Maybe nobody knows the answer ? Or, like me, missed your message ?
>
> Here's
On Jan 15, 2008, at 8:20 AM, Randal Rust wrote:
> I have always used the good old method of a spacer DIV like this to
> clear floats:
>
>
>
> div.spacer { clear: both; }
>
> Problem is, the ad agency that I work with keeps creating these
> complex layouts where using that convention just won't w
On Jan 14, 2008, at 3:20 PM, Randal Rust wrote:
> I have always used the good old method of a spacer DIV like this to
> clear floats:
>
>
>
> div.spacer { clear: both; }
>
>
>
> So what's the best method to use these days?
>
>
I usually just assign the class to a tag, rather than a div.
Lisa
I have always used the good old method of a spacer DIV like this to
clear floats:
div.spacer { clear: both; }
Problem is, the ad agency that I work with keeps creating these
complex layouts where using that convention just won't work. The
reason is that in IE the spacer DIV has a height of abou
Amazing...thank you, David. I've incorporated what you've stated below and
it's works wonderfully!
On Jan 14, 2008 3:18 PM, David Hucklesby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 13:19:40 -0600, Lori Putman wrote:
> >
> > I am not very knowledgeable in css but I attempted to create a w
Jason Pruim wrote:
> I have done some searching about the double margin bug, and have
> tried to do "Display: inline" and "margin-left: -80px;
> _margin-left-160px" but neither wants to work. Do I have the right
> bug?
>
> HTTP://www.raoset.com
Yes, you have the right bug, but you're targeting
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 13:19:40 -0600, Lori Putman wrote:
>
> I am not very knowledgeable in css but I attempted to create a website using
> it. It
> displays fine in FF and IE7, but it doesn't display correctly in IE6. I know
> it
> probably has to do with the padding and so forth but I'm really
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:33:02 +0100, Colin Brace wrote:
>
> There is something peculiar happening with my webserver and it is difficult
> for me to
> tell what is going on from here. On my desktop system, opening my site's
> index.html
> file from a local directory, Firefox v2.0.0.10 renders the p
Hi All :)
Recently it was pointed out to me, that I still have a few issues in
regards to internet explorer on my site... I am on a quest to squash
all those out so I don't have to worry about it. So here's my question:
I have done some searching about the double margin bug, and have tried
On 14/01/2008, Big Moxy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://woodstone-homes.com/admin/menu/index2.asp
> css - http://woodstone-homes.com/admin/css/admin.css
> Why does the selection list contained in a form start on a new line?
It doesn't. The form starts on a new line (because, by default, forms
http://woodstone-homes.com/admin/menu/index2.asp
css - http://woodstone-homes.com/admin/css/admin.css
These are the styles for the menu.
div.row {
clear: both;
padding-top: 3px;
padding-bottom: 3px;
}
div.row span.header {
float: left;
width: 300px;
margin-left: 20px;
On Jan 14, 2008 9:09 PM, L. David Baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You need to configure the server to send CSS files as text/css.
Fixed, thanks.
I will henceforth pay more attention to the error console.
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Colin Brace
Amsterdam
http://lim.nl
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On Monday 2008-01-14 19:33 +0100, Colin Brace wrote:
> There is something peculiar happening with my webserver and it is
> difficult for me to tell what is going on from here. On my desktop
> system, opening my site's index.html file from a local directory,
> Firefox v2.0.0.10 renders the page fine
Hello all,
I am not very knowledgeable in css but I attempted to create a website using
it. It displays fine in FF and IE7, but it doesn't display correctly in
IE6. I know it probably has to do with the padding and so forth but I'm
really clueless how to resolve the issue. Any help would be gre
Hi all,
There is something peculiar happening with my webserver and it is
difficult for me to tell what is going on from here. On my desktop
system, opening my site's index.html file from a local directory,
Firefox v2.0.0.10 renders the page fine. However, when I open it via
my server (which is on
Gunlaug
>> http://cantoraccess.com/sandy/resources/paper01.html
>
>
>> The sub menu is a nested list, which I hear is showing only half the
>> hover instructions. The text is turning white, but the background
>> colour is, sadly, staying white instead of turning brown.
>
>
> IE6 has stackin
Sandy wrote:
> http://cantoraccess.com/sandy/resources/paper01.html
> The sub menu is a nested list, which I hear is showing only half the
> hover instructions. The text is turning white, but the background
> colour is, sadly, staying white instead of turning brown.
IE6 has stacking-problems - h
Um, has anyone got any help for me? Am I asking the question
incorrectly? Breaking List protocol? Doing something else wrong?
Here's a direct URL to the test:
http://www.helpdeskpro.net/test/suzy3.htm
Hi ev
Hey all,
I hope you can help me sort out a problem I can't even *see*. I am on a
mac, and the trouble is appearing in IE6, during mouse overs.
If you look at this page
http://cantoraccess.com/sandy/resources/paper01.html
the menu is a list, which my client tells me has hovers that are working
j
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