Re: [css-d] padding problems in IE6

On Feb 4, 2008, at 4:53 AM, Juli Zanocco wrote: > And a little problem with FireFox: > On this page: http://www.newmoonfarm.net/Farm-pages/Image2.html > I have arrow gifs used as background images in paragraph tags. > Safari and Explorer (even IE5mac) expand the block to encompass the > gifs but

Re: [css-d] Using CSS to control PDF for print

Hi, thanks for your responses. Here's the problem: I have a well styled page, table, links, italics, bold, etc, everything looks good. But after I convert it into PDF (using Coldfusion), the table (which was styled with single border), now has the ugly double borders; some text formatted in italic

Re: [css-d] Stylesheet just for Safari

> ...Safari is displaying a tag differently than Firefox. How would you embed a separate style sheet for Safari into a webpage? > ... The body:first-of-type hack works, for example: #leftmenu {position:absolute;top:189px; left:50px;} body:first-of-type #leftmenu {top:187px;} (The second line is

Re: [css-d] Background in IE doesn't appear..

John Leishman wrote: > The below snip works in FF & Opera to provide a graded background. IE > ignores it and provides a white background only. > > Appreciate any hints as to cause here as it's slowly driving me nuts > > Thanks > > John > > ps appears at http://www.32sss.org.au > > > html, bod

[css-d] Background in IE doesn't appear..

The below snip works in FF & Opera to provide a graded background. IE ignores it and provides a white background only. Appreciate any hints as to cause here as it's slowly driving me nuts Thanks John ps appears at http://www.32sss.org.au html, body { font-size:18px; font-size-adjust:non

Re: [css-d] padding problems in IE6

Juli Zanocco wrote: > Hello, > > I have put together a photo collection based on the tutorial in "More > Eric Meyer on CSS." So it should work, right? Well it does in > Safari 3.0 and Firefox 2.0(mac) but in IE6 the padding seems to be > off. The individual divs for each image are behaving

[css-d] padding problems in IE6

Hello, I have put together a photo collection based on the tutorial in "More Eric Meyer on CSS." So it should work, right? Well it does in Safari 3.0 and Firefox 2.0(mac) but in IE6 the padding seems to be off. The individual divs for each image are behaving correctly but the images in

[css-d] Crashing IE7 with CSS a.k.a. IE7 doesn't like button[value]

Hello, all. A few days ago, while testing for coherence in a webpage, IE7 crashed on me. I've isolated the "offending" code here: http://www.mundoplus.tv/atnbueno/ie7crash.html After a few tests (actually, a lot of them) I've found it's simply more of IE lack of support for the tag. No CSS appli

[css-d] Noob with float/div problems

Hello Arlen. You wrote CSS for what I was hoping to accomplish #banner { padding: 3px; text-align: center; width: 858px; height: 53px; border: 3px double black;} #banner img { float: right; } #banner img#logo { float: left; } #banner p { margin: 0; padding: 0; font

[css-d] Noob with float/div problems

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Re: [css-d] Split image in two divs...idk

On Feb 2, 2008 4:34 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > The most reliable solution is to keep the seal as one image, and > absolute position it. > > Something like the following will do... > > ...where it is positioned from the right edge and appears

Re: [css-d] multiple dropdowns on same page

>Cheryl Amato wrote: > I have a page that needs to use the son of >suckerfish dropdowns in 2 > locations. I am also >implementing the javascript that makes them keyboard > >accessible Ingo Chao wrote: >The first navigation has an id="nav". >The second one does not... It seems the problem w

Re: [css-d] Three column variable width columns with padding

Hi Matthew, > Hi Aaron, > > I have made a quick layout for you based on my 'Perfect 3 column liquid > layout'. Here is the link: > > http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/perfect-3-column-thirds.htm > > Let me know how you go. Thanks, okay I have whitled it down a bit to the essentials :- http:

Re: [css-d] css menu text misplaced

Shanna Korby wrote: > The text in each link is at the top of the 'box'. How do I move the text > down without moving the a:focus background? > > http://korbyimagery.com/ab/ Did not test it in IE, but setting a line-height of 30px on or should "move the text down", at least in Firefox. Ingo

Re: [css-d] multiple dropdowns on same page

Cheryl Amato wrote: > I have a page that needs to use the son of suckerfish dropdowns in 2 > locations. I am also implementing the javascript that makes them keyboard > accessible. In FF and IE7, the 2nd set of drop downs work although not from > the keyboard. In IE6, they don't work at all. Can

Re: [css-d] multiple dropdowns on same page

Cheryl Amato wrote: > I have a page that needs to use the son of suckerfish dropdowns in 2 > locations. I am also implementing the javascript that makes them > keyboard accessible. In FF and IE7, the 2nd set of drop downs work > although not from the keyboard. In IE6, they don't work at all. Can >

[css-d] multiple dropdowns on same page

I have a page that needs to use the son of suckerfish dropdowns in 2 locations. I am also implementing the javascript that makes them keyboard accessible. In FF and IE7, the 2nd set of drop downs work although not from the keyboard. In IE6, they don't work at all. Can someone please take a look

Re: [css-d] Where does the large gap come from please?

Hi Matt On 03/02/2008, Matthew Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > In both cases it appears that a is the problem. This is adding > more than one line of space because it is between two block-level elements > (a heading and a parragraph) that have vertical margins. The total space > created is

[css-d] another site check please...

At the moment the site is in a subdirectory so when you click back to home you may end up in the current site (Old). Please feel free to have a look, feedback welcome. This is still in work in progress mode, but I want to check for browser compatibility. There is a min height command on some of th

Re: [css-d] Trouble with table cell/row heights, rowspans & IE.

Hi Mathew. I think the problem is due to the way you are laying out this design. In my > view it's not semantically correct to be using tables. Instead, for each > product model I would make two columns using divs, one for the pictures > the > other for the info. > I see where you're coming from,

Re: [css-d] Trouble with table cell/row heights, rowspans & IE.

Thanks for the input, Georg! Wish I could say I've solved the problem, but I've only added parts of a > workaround for the test case, that may or may not provide you > with enough bits for solving a real case... I've also thought about having the image float, but in my limited tests so far, prob

Re: [css-d] Trouble with table cell/row heights, rowspans & IE.

Emil Björklund wrote: > http://ebdesign.se/table_problem.html > Most browsers I've tested in so far (FF2 Mac/Win, Safari 3 Mac, Opera > 9 Mac) shows the intended layout. IE6-7 though, shows the article > no./finish columns expanded to fill the height of the space to the > right of the image. I

Re: [css-d] Where does the large gap come from please?

Hi Rich, In both cases it appears that a is the problem. This is adding more than one line of space because it is between two block-level elements (a heading and a parragraph) that have vertical margins. The total space created is one line break from the plus the bottom margin of the above

[css-d] Where does the large gap come from please?

Hi I have puzzled over the css for days and tried experimenting with different layouts and still find a large gap appearing. See this site: CSS: The gap exists between th

Re: [css-d] Trouble with table cell/row heights, rowspans & IE.

Emil Björklund wrote: > I'm having major problems with applying height rules to a table. I > know setting heights for table cells or rows is tricky at best, but I > so need this to work, soon *losing hair* It's tricky topic indeed. > An example page is up at http://ebdesign.se/table_problem.