Re: [css-d] IE6 and 7 Bullet Positioning

Tessa Harmon wrote: > What is the best way to control the positioning of image bullets in > IE6 and 7? They are rendered higher and further to the right than > they should be. > You can always manipulate the relevant elements back and for

Re: [css-d] font sizing with decimals as opposed to whole numbers

> On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:21:39 -0500 > Felix Miata wrote: > >> On 2008/01/15 17:54 (GMT+1300) Michael Adams apparently typed: >> >>> Can anyone tell me why periodically i come across a site that uses: body { >>> font- >>> size: 100.1%; } >>> >> >> That was reputedly to appease ancient Opera versio

Re: [css-d] IE6 and 7 Bullet Positioning

I run into this problem from time to time when I use images for my bullet and honestly...generally I'll just give up trying to fight it and adjust the position within the actual image itself. IE if it seems to be a pixel or two lower than the center.IE give my self two pixels of alpha more on t

Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Chris Akins wrote: > Is there a way to keep my html ordered the way it is, and NOT use > floats, and still end up with a #container that contains BOTH of the > things inside it? Don't think so - if the appearance should otherwise stay intact. What's wrong with using floats in your case? Turns ou

Re: [css-d] A somewhat unusual template - to have ability to expand horizontally

Kim Jordan wrote: > Thanks Philippe, but if I've interpreted, and implemented, your > suggestions correctly - still no good. > > David, the problem of the content (the table) flying to the left occurs > when you hover over the Menu button in IE6 (and maybe other versions). > > > Here's a direct

Re: [css-d] A somewhat unusual template - to have ability to expand horizontally

Kim Jordan wrote: > Um, has anyone got any help for me? Am I asking the question > incorrectly? Breaking List protocol? Doing something else wrong? Looks like an IE6 "Guillotine Bug" See: http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/guillotine.html for a more in-depth explanation. That generate

Re: [css-d] IE6 and 7 Bullet Positioning

Tessa Harmon wrote: > What is the best way to control the positioning of image bullets in IE6 and > 7? They are rendered higher and further to the right than they should be. I > have tried the background-image and padding solution, but it made the bullets > render in the center of the li. Backgr

Re: [css-d] problem with IE 6 "Double Margin" Bug?

On Jan 15, 2008, at 4:09 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > Jason Pruim wrote: > >> One question I did have though... I understand the .content {display: >> inline;} and the leftColumn {position: relative;} but what does the >> * html .wrapper {zoom: 1;} do exactly? > > It's a 'hasLayout'[1] trigger, an

Re: [css-d] Folks Step Right Up...CSS Oddity

HUGE Thank you Mark and all who replied concerning this! Never seen this before and I'm not gonna tell you how much time I sat with my head against my laptop last night trying to solve this! Thank God for this list and all of you! Jason On Jan 15, 2008, at 12:06 AM, Mark Henderson wrote: > J

Re: [css-d] problem with IE 6 "Double Margin" Bug?

Jason Pruim wrote: > One question I did have though... I understand the .content {display: > inline;} and the leftColumn {position: relative;} but what does the > * html .wrapper {zoom: 1;} do exactly? It's a 'hasLayout'[1] trigger, and in your case I found the non-valid 'zoom' to work best - a

[css-d] IE6 and 7 Bullet Positioning

What is the best way to control the positioning of image bullets in IE6 and 7? They are rendered higher and further to the right than they should be. I have tried the background-image and padding solution, but it made the bullets render in the center of the li. Background positioning did not see

Re: [css-d] A Few Problems

Thanks Philippe, I might try getting the site ready for XHTML 1.0 Strict. I assume that that DTD would work equally well? I like the look of your site by the way. Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > On Jan 15, 2008, at 4:23 AM, Foundation Flash wrote: > >> I run a website >> called Foundation Flash,

Re: [css-d] suckerfish dropdowns hiding behind graphics

That worked. Thanks. On Jan 15, 2008 12:12 PM, Kevin Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Chis, did you try this: > > #nav { > position:relative; > z-index: 999; > } > (in addition to your other rules) > > K > > -- > > Quevin, LLC > Kevin Davison > Phone/Fax: 888.420.4571 > > Skype: kevinpdavison

Re: [css-d] font sizing with decimals as opposed to whole numbers

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:21:39 -0500 Felix Miata wrote: > On 2008/01/15 17:54 (GMT+1300) Michael Adams apparently typed: > > > Can anyone tell me why periodically i come across a site that uses: > > body { font-size: 100.1%; } > > That was reputedly to appease ancient Opera versions, around v6 or

Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Thanks for the tip, but unfortunately, declaring height:100% doesn't work for me. I tried putting it on body, #stories, #container and nothing. I've realized that it's my #nav that's absolutely positioned within the #container that is the problem apparently. But I'm not sure what to do to fix it.

Re: [css-d] items in ul-lists give z-index problems in ie

Martin Möller wrote: > Dear List, > i have a markup like this: > > > > img > img + text > > > img > img + text > >and so on > > > On mouse hover on the link in the preview div -> i display the big-image div > The big-

[css-d] items in ul-lists give z-index problems in ie

Dear List, i have a markup like this: img img + text img img + text and so on On mouse hover on the link in the preview div -> i display the big-image div The big-image div is always positioned absolute right above the

Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Chris, You need a height:100% in several places. My css definitions start with this. Of course, font, background, etc varies by site. For an example go to www.pro-web-marketing.com and click on one of the top nav bar links. You will see that the right menu extends to the bottom of the content

Re: [css-d] font sizing with decimals as opposed to whole numbers

On 2008/01/15 17:54 (GMT+1300) Michael Adams apparently typed: > Can anyone tell me why periodically i come across a site that uses: > body { font-size: 100.1%; } That was reputedly to appease ancient Opera versions, around v6 or prior. > or: > body { font-size: 76.6%; } > What browser are they

Re: [css-d] suckerfish dropdowns hiding behind graphics

Chris Kavinsky wrote: > 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 > replacem

[css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Hello all experts and novices. :-) Page with issue and CSS: http://www.springfieldmo.gov/cityconnect/getPost.jsp?entryid=6 http://www.springfieldmo.gov/css/cityconnect.css Having worked through many CSS issues thinking my blog-type site was ready I just discovered today that on pages with short

Re: [css-d] problem with IE 6 "Double Margin" Bug?

Gunlaug, As always your help is amazing! Thank you. And also, Thank you to all who have helped me along the way to get down to the point, where I only had 3 bugs left to fix! :) One question I did have though... I understand the .content {display: inline;} and the leftColumn {position: rela

Re: [css-d] Opera, Konq. loading my .css file, FF not

Yeah it loaded fine for me as well...FF on an XP machine. But it was slow as Christmas. You said your webserver is on your LAN. Do you have some webspace to put your site somewhere else to test? It very well may be a hiccup on the server. Vance On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 22:36:22 -1000, david wrote

Re: [css-d] A somewhat unusual template - to have ability to expand horizontally

Thanks Philippe, but if I've interpreted, and implemented, your suggestions correctly - still no good. David, the problem of the content (the table) flying to the left occurs when you hover over the Menu button in IE6 (and maybe other versions). Here's

Re: [css-d] Opera, Konq. loading my .css file, FF not

Colin Brace wrote: > 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 ope

[css-d] page-break-inside for applet

Hi, we have an applet on our page and we would be sure that no page breaks occurs inside the applet. I've found an page-break-inside: avoid; rule which seems not to be supported by major browsers (but Opera). Do you have any suggestions how to avoud page break inside the applet? [Yes, I would p

Re: [css-d] A Few Problems

On Jan 15, 2008, at 4:23 AM, Foundation Flash wrote: > 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" I am looking to make sure my design will cope > with any situation it may fin

Re: [css-d] Folks Step Right Up...CSS Oddity

On Jan 15, 2008, at 4:08 PM, Jason Ogle wrote: > 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 HEC

Re: [css-d] Opera, Konq. loading my .css file, FF not

David Hucklesby wrote: > 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, Fir

[css-d] Folks Step Right Up...CSS Oddity (stylesheet added)

I just posted this message but forgot to list where the stylesheet is: 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 Stylesheet: http://creative-origin.mysp

Re: [css-d] Folks Step Right Up...CSS Oddity

Jason Ogle wrote: > 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 i