Re: [css-d] Creating inner border on hover

Richard Grevers wrote: On 4/3/08, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, http://201.51.69.207:8081/fotos Take a look at the thumbs. Hover the mouse over them. You can see a inner border is created. However, it isn't yet the way I wanted. Becouse of the margin

Re: [css-d] Gap between links

Bill, Yes, thank you, it did work - perfectly in fact. Cheers, Harry Bill Brown wrote: Hi Harry, You can fix this by removing the white space between your HTML tags, like so: ul id=navigation li class=homea href=danny.htmlHome/a/li li class=servicesa href=services.htmlServices

Re: [css-d] SEO and CSS

If you site validates it means the code is clean and to the standards set by the W3C. That should be goal number one. If you website content contains your keywords and phrases you are paying for or are targeting, you have done all you can do and all you should expect CSS and XHTML to offer you.

[css-d] SEO and CSS

Are there any good resources on the best way to create a standards/accessible totally CSS website with maximum Search Engine Optimization? In other words, how can I create a site using only xhtml and css and ensure that it will be found in the search engines and at the highest possible

[css-d] [ADMIN - OFF TOPIC] Re: SEO and CSS

At 12:36 -0400 2/4/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are there any good resources on the best way to create a standards/accessible totally CSS website with maximum Search Engine Optimization? In other words, how can I create a site using only xhtml and css and ensure that it will be found in the

[css-d] Star-html hack in IE7

Hi, What are the problems with the star hack into IE7? Must I use conditional comments or there are other ways? I hope so... Thanks in advance. -- ~ Cristian Palmas ~ __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] IE6 and IE7 on the same machine

Hi, Can I install on my Win XP SP2 PC Internet Explorer 7 but keeping the IE6 for test purposes? Thanks -- ~ Cristian Palmas ~ __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ --

Re: [css-d] IE6 and IE7 on the same machine

This contains everything except IE 7: http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE This contains IE 7: http://tredosoft.com/IE7_standalone On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 11:44 AM, Cristian Palmas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Can I install on my Win XP SP2 PC Internet Explorer 7 but keeping the IE6 for test

[css-d] FF and IE problems

On my site I have a sidebar that is set to float left, and then content that is set to float none. This works and looks fine in FireFox but in IE the content slips below the sidebar? I have tried a number of different css moves and html moves but keeps resulting in the same problem please

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

On 03-Apr-08, at 10:59 PM, Andrew Doades wrote: On my site I have a sidebar that is set to float left, and then content that is set to float none. This works and looks fine in FireFox but in IE the content slips below the sidebar Without a URI, it is difficult to pinpoint the problem

[css-d] Left nav bar is cut off on IE6

Hello, Please take a look at this page (www.atlantagoldenrugs.com) in IE7 and Firefox. As you can see, the last item in the left navigation bar is PGI Rugs. If you look at the page in IE6, the nav bar is cut off at TajMahal. An screenshot can be found here:

Re: [css-d] Star-html hack in IE7

Cristian Palmas wrote: What are the problems with the star hack into IE7? No problems ... IE7 doesn't recognize the 'star html' hack when in standard mode, only when in quirks mode. Must I use conditional comments or there are other ways? I use the @media hack to serve IE7 and older versions

Re: [css-d] Star-html hack in IE7

Cristian Palmas wrote: Hi, What are the problems with the star hack into IE7? Must I use conditional comments or there are other ways? I hope so... Thanks in advance. For IE7 specifically, the star HTML hack can still be done, but with a + symbol, as in * + html. - HP

[css-d] font vs. font-size in firefox

is there anything buggy about the way firefox reads these that i should know about? i'm getting some weird results. -- Vincent Pollard http://www.ithinkx.co.uk __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] z-index/stacking context problem with relative/absolute positioned elements in Firefox 2?

On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 5:24 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Morgan Aldridge wrote: http://images.smalldog.com/stacking_context_test.xhtml Anyway, delete... #sidebar{overflow: hidden;} ...and the stacking will be fine across browser-land. Excellent, that did the trick. So

Re: [css-d] font vs. font-size in firefox

On 4/4/08, vincent pollard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is there anything buggy about the way firefox reads these that i should know about? i'm getting some weird results. By font do you mean the font element in HTML, or the css shorthand property?

Re: [css-d] font vs. font-size in firefox

hey richard, yeah i mean the css for declaring all the properties at once. http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp i'm wondering that when you use this if you need to declare all values? ie sems to let you declare some but is it correct to put the values for all the properties, eg. font: normal

Re: [css-d] Left nav bar is cut off on IE6

Farid Jamea wrote: But that particular line is the exact fix that you suggested to me when I asked a different question about two months ago :-) What works depends on what it's supposed to work in/with. The fix could only work when the right section is as tall or taller than the left section,

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

Andrew Doades wrote: In my css file: #sidebar { float:left; width:165px; border: 3px solid #aaa; background-color: #eee; margin:2px; padding: 1em; } #content-main { float:none; width:100%; } then in my template I just put that links and that in a div

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

Nope, I removed that width control from the css but still IE is refusing to show it correctly, I did use FireBug in FireFox to check this out and FireBug seems to agree that it's ok! Is this an IE problem, like the Microsoft way to be a pain, or am I missing something!? Alan Gresley wrote:

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

Nope, I removed that width control from the css but still IE is refusing to show it correctly, I did use FireBug in FireFox to check this out and FireBug seems to agree that it's ok! Is this an IE problem, like the Microsoft way to be a pain, or am I missing something!? BTW, Alan when I send

Re: [css-d] z-index/stacking context problem with relative/absolute positioned elements in Firefox 2?

Morgan Aldridge wrote: Excellent, that did the trick. So I take it that it is/was a bug in Firefox 2 with the way it handles z-indexes of absolute positioned elements which are children of elements with hidden overflows? Messes it up in the stacking context somehow? I wouldn't call it a

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

Andrew Doades wrote: Nope, I removed that width control from the css but still IE is refusing to show it correctly, I did use FireBug in FireFox to check this out and FireBug seems to agree that it's ok! Without a link we have know idea what IE is doing. Which versions of IE are you

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

Sorry, I haven't time to wade through entire stylesheets tonight, but assuming that your stylesheets don't do anything 'clever' with table definitions, it looks as if your divs are wrapped by table/table tags which AFAIK would follow each other in the HTML 'flow', so each table will appear

[css-d] CSS ok in FF not in IE for toolbar?

I moved around a toolbar on a CMS template I have been working on with links called HOME, TAGS, SEARCH, and FEED. I copied over the CSS code for the toolbar section to my current CSS file and got it to work OK in firefox. My problem is I do not see the graphical icons for HOME, TAGS, SEARCH, and

[css-d] Anchor tags

Hi all. I have a need for an entire index page to be contained within an anchor, so that anyone visiting the site would have to simply click anywhere within the page to bring up the next screen. As a tags can't contain divs , does anyone have a technique to achieve this? Regards, Alan.

Re: [css-d] FF and IE problems

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Re: [css-d] Opera 9, input type=file and text-indent

Boštjan Kern wrote: Hi all! I'll make this short and sweet: - browser: Opera 9+ - problem: text-indent doesn't work on input type=submit /, so I can't use a background-image to style it I'm out of ideas, but I'd rather not use input type=image. Any ideas guys (and gals)? You could

Re: [css-d] font vs. font-size in firefox

On Apr 4, 2008, at 5:55 AM, vincent pollard wrote: yeah i mean the css for declaring all the properties at once. i'm wondering that when you use this if you need to declare all values? ie sems to let you declare some but is it correct to put the values for all the properties, eg.

Re: [css-d] Anchor tags

Alan K Baker wrote: Hi all. I have a need for an entire index page to be contained within an anchor, so that anyone visiting the site would have to simply click anywhere within the page to bring up the next screen. As a tags can't contain divs , does anyone have a technique to achieve

[css-d] space in horizontal nav

Hello, I think I've seen a fix for this before but I can't find it right now. I've got a mysterious space between li items in a horizontal nav bar. I don't want to use floats because I would like the list to be centered on the page. If anyone can help it would be appreciated. Thanks,

Re: [css-d] space in horizontal nav

Matt, If the issue is only showing up in IE, try removing all the whitespace between the list items in the markup. - Kit __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ --

[css-d] IE6 - display: none bug (with testcase)

G'day all, I've run into a bug that's (of course) only affecting IE6, but I'm interested to see if anyone else has a better fix for me. You can see the bug in action at http://www.iqmultimedia.com.au/kit/displaynonebug.html The test is a fixed-width container (with overflow:hidden) with four

Re: [css-d] space in horizontal nav

It is showing up in all browsers... -Original Message- From: Kit Grose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 12:26 AM To: Matt Tibbits Cc: css-d Subject: Re: [css-d] space in horizontal nav Matt, If the issue is only showing up in IE, try removing all the

Re: [css-d] centering divs within divs / jumping columns

Hi CSS'ers . . . I am still having trouble. How do I get the footer down underneath the wrapper. The height of the body should be 412 px with the footer (CONTINUUM) directly below. URL http://www.triviumwine.com/continuum_site/pages/vision.html thanks. --s On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 11:52 PM,

Re: [css-d] centering divs within divs / jumping columns

Stuart King wrote: I am still having trouble. How do I get the footer down underneath the wrapper. The height of the body should be 412 px with the footer (CONTINUUM) directly below. URL http://www.triviumwine.com/continuum_site/pages/vision.html thanks. --s I am not the

Re: [css-d] centering divs within divs / jumping columns

Stuart King wrote: I am probably not explaining myself. H ow do I make sure that the content div is the same dimensions, even with little content (I want the entire background to show) as the entire background with the footer underneath On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 9:44 PM, David Laakso

Re: [css-d] centering divs within divs / jumping columns

Sorry . . . If I have a 2 column layout with a footer. The content background is 780px by 412px. How do I make sure that the content div is the same dimensions, even with little content (I want the entire background to show) example: http://www.triviumwine.com/continuum_site/pages/vision.html