Murphy, Kristen Anne wrote:
> Murphy, Kristen Anne wrote:
>
>> In Firefox and IE7, I'm getting a horizontal scroll bar. There's also
>> approximately 1px worth of the body (red) showing through on the far right
>> of the page. I'm guessing the two are related.
>>
>> Also in Firefox and IE7, th
> So, I guess I'll know where everything stands once I hit the "SEND"
> button on this reply and see WHEN it shows up on the list.
Okie dokie. 3 minutes from send to receiving a copy back. This kid will
sleep tonight knowing that the world is once again a happy place!
Consider this thread done a
On Jan 25, 2008, at 7:42 AM, j s wrote:
> If using IE7, and then Zoom In, the checkbox on the page linked below
> overlaps the text next to it. I've tried putting margins around the
> checkbox, padding, using display properties, but nothing seems to
> help. Anyone have any suggestions?
>
> http:/
Hi Alex and Dean,
Let me clarify. Several weeks back this was not happening. I don't post
frequently, however when I posted this week there was a significant lag.
Approximately 36 hours. That seemed like an unnecessarily long time for a
message because (a) I've posted in the past and posts showed
Validated the markup - except for an issue with a bit of javascript in the
footer, the page is valid Strict XHTML. I also tried removing all the
whitespace between tags, but the extra vertical space is still showing
in IE6 & 7.
Thoughts?
TIA,
Erik
On Jan 23, 2008 5:35 PM, David Laakso <[EMAIL P
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From: Alan K. Gay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 11:04 AM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: RE: [css-d] Two-column fluid layout
Kristin, I'm not versed in the hack you are using for min-width on IE6. I
do observe that if I resize m
>
> Is there any way to change the flow in the browser to vertical, like for
> instance with Chinese text? Or am I dreaming?
>
>
>
Here is a link to information about a JavaScript / CSS3 implementation of
what you are interested in.
http://www.csscripting.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
Unfortu
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I read the article "Do You Want To Do That With CSS? - Multiple Column Lists"
[1] by Holly Bergevin and John Gallant online about how to display lists across
multiple columns and make the item order follow the columns rather than flow
along the rows.
At the end they round off
On Jan 23, 2008, at 10:06 AM, Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
> #outer { border:4px solid red; }
> #outer a { color:red; }
> .inner { border:4px solid green; }
> .inner a { color:green; }
The why has been answered well, but let me chime in. If you want it
green, simply replace
.inner { border:4px sol
At 16:08 -0700 24/1/08, Dean Mah wrote:
>That would be an issue to take up with the css-d owner and moderators.
> evolt.org takes not manage the list, we only host it.
>
>There must be reasons for the list being completely moderated and I
>would suspect that the amount of time that a message is he
Michael Stevens wrote:
> http://nancyray.accountsupport.com/index0.php
> I can't figure out why the type under the Presstek Ad isn't pushing
> the div below it down when I scale the type.
Setting a height like you have...
#content div.tab_section {
height : 165px;
}
...has that effect in compl
> http://nancyray.accountsupport.com/index0.php
> http://nancyray.accountsupport.com/bct.css
>
> The layout is still crap but it's coming together. I can't figure out why
> the type under the Presstek Ad isn't pushing the div below it down when I
> scale the type.
#content div.tab_section {
d
Matt, that rocks.
Thanks for sharing - I had the thought that someone may have made an
"external-css-to-inline-css" converter for just that reason.
Brilliant.
On Jan 24, 2008 3:34 AM, Matt Birch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You may want
> to have a look at Alex Dunae's premailer, which will take
That would be an issue to take up with the css-d owner and moderators.
evolt.org takes not manage the list, we only host it.
There must be reasons for the list being completely moderated and I
would suspect that the amount of time that a message is held is
related to the number of moderators and
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 15:19:37 +0100
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Michael Adams wrote:
>
> > Using a two column negative margin layout, only IE5, IE5.5 and IE6
> > all show the sidebar below the main content, though everything looks
> > offset correctly in the x direction. First time i've tried working
I knew I jumped the gun... I had that height so that the headings don't come
up into the text space above. See the link again and you'll know what I
mean...
http://nancyray.accountsupport.com/index0.php
Since IE ignores min-height I just used height to make sure the next TAB div
didn't come up to
> I'm sure it's an easy fix but I'm missing it...
Hi Mike,
Try getting rid of the "height: 165px;" from the "#content div.tab_section"
style definition.
Regards,
Kepler Gelotte
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
If using IE7, and then Zoom In, the checkbox on the page linked below
overlaps the text next to it. I've tried putting margins around the
checkbox, padding, using display properties, but nothing seems to
help. Anyone have any suggestions?
http://inkpixelspaper.com/clients/rbmstaticsi
> for my posts to get to the list in a timely fashion.
>
> I sent a message to the list on Monday at 10:51 PM (-500 GMT) and I just
> received a copy of it back from the list just moments ago (approx. 1:45 PM
> on Wednesday 1/23, still -500 GMT). In looking through the header the lag
> was not
Murphy, Kristen Anne wrote:
>
> In Firefox and IE7, I'm getting a horizontal scroll bar. There's also
> approximately 1px worth of the body (red) showing through on the far right of
> the page. I'm guessing the two are related.
>
> Also in Firefox and IE7, the min-width isn't working properly. It
Actually, I find Dreamweaver's CSS editing features to be extremely handy.
What Tim is referring to is how Dreamweaver interprets and displays
complex CSS in "design mode". True, I agree it is lacking in this
area... In effect, it is yet another browser (it handles CSS rules
differently than FFX,
Jennifer,
You may want to check out:
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/archives/2007/04/a_guide_to_css_support_
in_emai_2.html
There is a handy charge you can download there, as well as good info as to
what CSS is/is not supported in mail clients.
As far as Dreamweaver, it is only a tool, it i
Alex Robinson wrote:
>> Back to my point, who/where do I send inquiries about the list management.
>> There are no points-of-contact on ANY of pages linked to in the footers
>> tagged onto the messages.
>>
>
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> That's odd, I thought it used to be on the page refe
Murphy, Kristen Anne wrote:
>
>
> In Firefox and IE7, I'm getting a horizontal scroll bar. There's also
> approximately 1px worth of the body (red) showing through on the far right of
> the page. I'm guessing the two are related.
>
> Also in Firefox and IE7, the min-width isn't working properly.
Damn... too many DIVs to keep track of. That's what happens when I stare at
the same code too long. I knew it was simple.
Thanks to all of you!
Mike
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From: Gunlaug Sørtun [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 2:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: css-d
http://nancyray.accountsupport.com/index0.php
http://nancyray.accountsupport.com/bct.css
The layout is still crap but it's coming together. I can't figure out why
the type under the Presstek Ad isn't pushing the div below it down when I
scale the type. It keeps the divs in place as though I've gi
>Back to my point, who/where do I send inquiries about the list management.
>There are no points-of-contact on ANY of pages linked to in the footers
>tagged onto the messages.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
That's odd, I thought it used to be on the page referenced at the
bottom of every single post
Jennifer,
Forget about Dreamweaver. It does a terrible job of supporting CSS
formatting. It's best to use your local system for testing CSS formats.
Tim
Jennifer Knowles wrote:
> Can I put the
Michael Adams wrote:
> Using a two column negative margin layout, only IE5, IE5.5 and IE6
> all show the sidebar below the main content, though everything looks
> offset correctly in the x direction. First time i've tried working in
> quirks mode and wonder if anyone can see my overlooked issue.
>
Christian Kirchhoff wrote:
> Geoffrey Hoffman schrieb:
>> Or, conversely, why doesn't a class' CSS override a parent container
>> ID's CSS? It seems like it should.
>>
>> Tia,
>> Geoff
>>
> Hello,
>
> you might consider looking at this page:
> http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/cascade.html#specif
Murphy, Kristen Anne wrote:
> I'm trying to create a two-column, fluid layout using the method
> described in this article:
> http://www.alistapart.com/articles/multicolumnlayouts/ (In short, the
> method involves creating the illusion of equal-height columns by
> making a div with a wide left bor
Hi Jennifer,
Moving your style declarations to the body will work in more clients
than keeping it in the head.
However, there are several clients (Gmail for one) which will also strip
the HTML of anything
in between the tags.
I'd recommend declaring all of your styles inline to try and increa
Hi,
Having an issue with some css with a particular browser. Weird thing
is this is not a consistent behaviour. On another computer with
exactly the same browser the error does not come up. This page looks
fine in Firefox.
The error appears to be a vertical negative margin issue. The footer
...for my posts to get to the list in a timely fashion.
I sent a message to the list on Monday at 10:51 PM (-500 GMT) and I just
received a copy of it back from the list just moments ago (approx. 1:45 PM
on Wednesday 1/23, still -500 GMT). In looking through the header the lag
was not my server
Can I put the
Can I put the
Am trying my first site using the xml declaration in its correct place.
The intent is to throw IE6 and 5.5 into quirks mode and (almost)
identical behaviour.
This is a template for Joomla and it should be fine before Joomla throws
its plethora of tables inside my template.
Using a two column neg
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