I want to read the user's screen resolution, and adjust the width of images
depending on the result. Is this possible? I started this way, but it seems not
to be working (even when I did define [as a static number, to start]
IconWidth); I have NO idea how, or where, to define it. When I get it
Allen J. Bennett wrote:
I want to read the user's screen resolution, and adjust the width of
images depending on the result. Is this possible? I started this way,
but it seems not to be working (even when I did define [as a static
number, to start] IconWidth); I have NO idea how, or where, to
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From: Benjamin White [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 8:46 AM, Pentasis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me why this happens?
The HTML looks like this:
body
precodesome text/code/pre
/body
If the CSS is like:
body {
You may want to look here
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/50.php
On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 3:11 PM, Chris Case [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Everyone,
I've been building a drop-down menu system for a client. So-far the menu
is
getting close to acceptable in Firefox 2.0 and Safari, but
Hello,
I am working on a CSS Zen Garden project - was given
to me as a design test for a potential job. I'm having
an issue with a background image that I have set to
repeat y and start at left 211px, within the
#supportingText div (red border) but, it won't start
tiling from the length value of
Hi, I have been lurking on the list for some time and learning a lot.
I have a simple need, which is to stack three divs on top of one
another and as you click in the top one, have it go away and reveal
the last two. Then when you click on that revealed div, have it also
disappear and
Ya'll
I'm getting into CSS for the first time in a long time. Laying out a
WordPress template. I've found my work around, but I'm wondering if
this is documented somewhere, or if you could help me understand it.
I have a background image that will create a gradient border. The
background
Hi
Can anyone help me with something that is probably so obvious to
some, please?
On http://www.facelift-electrical.co.uk/
The header is just refusing to centre
It is in two parts with the left image as a background in the css
http://www.facelift-electrical.co.uk/text_style.css
The right
I'm noticing that when I specify font sizes using em, they are
slightly smaller in Firefox than in Safari. This becomes a problem
when the font sizes get smaller. In Safari they are the right size,
but in Firefox they are almost illegible.
I couldn't dig anything up on Google, probably
Can't seem to figure this one out...
Example here: http://geniuscar.com/old/tests/iefloat.html
I just have a single UL with all the LIs all floated left. I want to
be able to force a second row at a given point in the list, so I
applied a clear:left to first element I want in the 2nd row.
This
Hello,
I've got an element for which I'm using this:
font-family: TW Cen MT, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 16px;
The problem is, Arial at 16px appears significantly larger than TW Cen MT at
16px. So if the user's system does not have TW Cen MT (the preferred font)
installed, the
Hi Elli,
I don't believe that tiling works like that. If you set
background-repeat, it repeats for the whole length or width or both of
the element. I'm pretty sure you can't set it to start at x and repeat
in one direction or the other, because how would the system know whether
to repeat up,
Anne Pennington wrote:
On http://www.facelift-electrical.co.uk/
The header is just refusing to centre
http://www.facelift-electrical.co.uk/text_style.css
Annie
My guess is its not moving because you have a 660px wide image, whose
margin left is wider than its right-margin,
Mark Weiss wrote:
I have a simple need, which is to stack three divs on top of one
another and as you click in the top one, have it go away and reveal
the last two. Then when you click on that revealed div, have it also
disappear and reveal the third. This is for an educational project.
On Apr 10, 2008, at 5:54 AM, Jeff Jansen wrote:
I've got an element for which I'm using this:
font-family: TW Cen MT, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 16px;
The problem is, Arial at 16px appears significantly larger than TW
Cen MT at
16px. So if the user's system does not have
Dear all,
I have a rather (I think) interesting problem. The effect I would like to
create is for 'right' and 'left' when using positioning to fix the corner of
the border, not the content box (and using semantic markup, i.e. a single
div).
The layout I have at the moment achieves the effect
Alan Gutierrez wrote:
I have a background image that will create a gradient border. The
background does not fill the entire area of the div, however when the
padding is left 0px. When I used a nested div, the background begins
only around the border area of the nested div.
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