Re: [css-d] Image replacement nav flicker in IE6

FWIW I use the displacement technique on this site: www.lenrawle.eu and there's no flicker. Admittedly the menu's not generated as part of a list, but I don't believe it should matter. (Please don't complain about the number of 'Under Construction' pages, it's the client's fault - wanted the s

[css-d] Image replacement nav flicker in IE6

I'm using an image replacement technique to create image based rollovers. The image is using the 'sliding door' technique to move the image over on hover creating the rollover effect. The HTML being: link The span is positioned ABSOLUTE and gets the background image. In IE6, I'm getting the fli

Re: [css-d] Footer breaks in IE

This still is not working..In IE there is still and extra white space under the footer -- -Bdot "There are only 10 kinds of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those who don't" __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] Default Media Attribute

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 7:29 PM, 5h4rk @ gmail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > can anyone tell me what is the default value for the media attribute > for the stylesheet element? That is, when you don't set the media > attribute. The default is "all". ~~ Tim _

[css-d] Default Media Attribute

Hi, can anyone tell me what is the default value for the media attribute for the stylesheet element? That is, when you don't set the media attribute. Thanks __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/

Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

Thanks for the compliment, Darrel! Thierry's website has for a long time now been in my Favorites -> Resources folder and should technically be listed on The Holier Grail Notables list -- an oversight I'll correct within the next week or so. On an intranet, you know your audience and the browse

Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > discuss.org] On Behalf Of Bill Brown > Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 10:37 AM > To: Austin, Darrel > Cc: CSS Discussion > Subject: Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and > commentary) >

Re: [css-d] Gap between links

Thanks Bill, I shall try it, and then play around a bit. If it works though, that's really what counts. I shall let you know how I get on. Cheers, Harry Bill Brown wrote: > Hi Harry, > > You can fix this by removing the white space between your HTML tags, > like so: > >>Home >Services Offe

Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

> Hi Darrel, > This approach used to be very common, but now most authors don't want > to > have their content come last. Good point, Thierry. I do imagine most of the complexity comes from wanting source order options. In this case, we're OK, given it's an intranet. Bill...I just saw your Holi

Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > discuss.org] On Behalf Of Austin, Darrel > Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 9:33 AM > To: CSS Discussion > Subject: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and > commentary) > > Over the past year

Re: [css-d] Gap between links

Hi Harry, You can fix this by removing the white space between your HTML tags, like so: HomeServices OfferedAbout UsContact Us Completely inelegant, I know, but it works. Hope it helps. --Bill Foundation Flash wrote: > Hey all, > It's funny really - I've been sitting here, reading all the the

[css-d] Gap between links

Hey all, It's funny really - I've been sitting here, reading all the the messages posted on this list and thinking 'There must be something I can write in about' - well, now there is a problem that needs fixing, albeit a very small one. Virtually no work has gone into the project this far, so pl

Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

Hi Darrel, Fundamentally speaking, you're right on the money. The problem exists in coloring and backgrounding. In your example, full length columns won't render...that is, the color of 'left' may not match the length of the background on 'right'. In an ideal world, one might do this: HTML:

Re: [css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

Austin, Darrel wrote: > > This seems to work just fine in IE6+ up. > > My question is: Am I missing something obvious? Is there something wrong > with the above example? Why are most of the 3-column layouts out there > so heavily relying on CSS hacks and nested wrappers? Is it a workaround > for al

[css-d] 3 column layout. Am I missing the obvoius? (question and commentary)

Over the past year or so, my HTML + CSS work has been mostly producing layouts for other visual designers. CSS has been great and it's been fairly easy to layout the pages from scratch. Most of these were 2-column layouts where we had control over the content. I'm now wanting to build a 3-column f

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

Ian Young wrote: > Ouch. hook line and sinker, huh? :-)) Yeah ;-) I did leave a clue on the page I linked to... " created: Hageland - 01.apr.2008 - on April Fool's day :-) " ...although it was also a hint about the absurdity of such multi-level CSS dro

Re: [css-d] IE6 and IE7 Fieldset Bug

On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 6:30 PM, Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi List, > > I'm currently having a problem in IE with a fieldset that has some > whacky behavior as far as spacing is concerned. You can find a picture > of the bug here: > > http://img380.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fieldsetbugfh

Re: [css-d] Floating Divs of Unequal Height

Good morning. I don't see any pure CSS way to do this ... I'd suggest a script to measure your container onload and onresize. You could then set the style of the overlapping (end) elements to "clear: left;". Another option is to just set a different stylesheet based on the screen resolutio

Re: [css-d] CSS Drop-down Menus

Sorry, Didn't highlight the entire section. Try this: /*Makes the submenus appear on hover*/ .left_main_menu li{position:relative;} .left_main_menu li:hover ul{ display: block;top:0; } .left_main_menu li ul li{white-space:nowrap;} Rachel Vidrine wrote: > I am trying to create a CSS drop-down menu.

Re: [css-d] CSS Drop-down Menus

Hi Rachel, Try this in your CSS: /*Makes the submenus appear on hover*/ .left_main_menu li{position:relative;} .left_main_menu li:hover ul{ display: block;top:0; } --Bill Rachel Vidrine wrote: > I am trying to create a CSS drop-down menu. I am having a couple of problems > with it. > > 1. In

[css-d] CSS Drop-down Menus

I am trying to create a CSS drop-down menu. I am having a couple of problems with it. 1. In Firefox, the drop-down menu links are too narrow in width. 2. When I hover over the main menu links (in both IE & Firefox), the drop-down menus appear, but then disappear when I move away from the main menu

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; css-d > Subject: Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs? > > > Ian Young wrote: > > >> Georg's not reading things right? MS has frozen new features on IE8 > >> betas, so they can get a release version out the door. Doesn't > >> mean they've "frozen" furt

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

Ian Young wrote: >> Georg's not reading things right? MS has frozen new features on IE8 >> betas, so they can get a release version out the door. Doesn't >> mean they've "frozen" further development of IE8. ;-) > I thought that it was a tad precipitate to freeze dvelopment of > something that

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

> > Ian Young wrote: > > To: Css-D@Lists.Css-Discuss.Org > >> Subject: Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs? > >> > >> > >> Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > >> .. I've heard Microsoft have frozen development of their > >> browser - again, so we're probably in for another 6 years

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

Ian Young wrote: > To: Css-D@Lists.Css-Discuss.Org >> Subject: Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs? >> >> >> Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: >> .. I've heard Microsoft have frozen development of their >> browser - again, so we're probably in for another 6 years "ice-age", >

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

To: Css-D@Lists.Css-Discuss.Org > Subject: Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs? > > > Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > .. I've heard Microsoft have frozen development of their > browser - again, so we're probably in for another 6 years "ice-age", So where did you hear

Re: [css-d] Anyone found a cure for IE6/7's stacking bugs?

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > [...] Anyone got an idea that'll make it work in IE without changing > the idea behind the design? Apparently no solution to the old IE/win stacking-problem, so I guess I just have to solve the case at hand... ...and move on. I've h