Re: [css-d] falling back if a font doesn't exist

I wrote > On Apr 23, 2008, at 3:03 PM, Jukka K. Korpela wrote: > >>> In a perfect world, 'Arial Black' shouldn't get bolded, as it >>> already >>> is a bold face with "weight=900". >> >> That would be the natural interpretation, but then "Arial Black" >> should >> not be a font-family value at

Re: [css-d] falling back if a font doesn't exist

On Apr 23, 2008, at 3:03 PM, Jukka K. Korpela wrote: >> In a perfect world, 'Arial Black' shouldn't get bolded, as it already >> is a bold face with "weight=900". > > That would be the natural interpretation, but then "Arial Black" > should > not be a font-family value at all, just a particular

Re: [css-d] falling back if a font doesn't exist

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > In a perfect world, 'Arial Black' shouldn't get bolded, as it already > is a bold face with "weight=900". That would be the natural interpretation, but then "Arial Black" should not be a font-family value at all, just a particular font with font-family: Arial and f

Re: [css-d] Site Disappears in IE!! Help!!

On Apr 23, 2008, at 2:22 PM, Chris Case wrote: > http://openmindspace.org/proshot/index.php > > I have a deadline tomorrow for this bad boy, and it looks to have > mysteriously disappeared in IE. I know I had it working before, but > for > some reason it is now missing in IE... And it disappe

[css-d] Site Disappears in IE!! Help!!

http://openmindspace.org/proshot/index.php I have a deadline tomorrow for this bad boy, and it looks to have mysteriously disappeared in IE. I know I had it working before, but for some reason it is now missing in IE... Any thoughts? __

Re: [css-d] Background Color doesn't show up

>>> Why doesn't the content div show up at the proper width? >>> >>What is the proper width? > >The width of masthead.gif is supposed to be 760px, though it shows up I think as 750 px, I don't know why. >So the total width of sidebar_a and content should be 760px. The content is not wrapped by an

Re: [css-d] falling back if a font doesn't exist

On 2008/04/23 11:14 (GMT+0900) Philippe Wittenbergh apparently typed: > In a perfect world, 'Arial Black' shouldn't get bolded, as it already > is a bold face with "weight=900". You can't get any bolder than that. > And indeed, testing on OS X: WebKit, Gecko1.9 (fx3), Opera do not > render

Re: [css-d] falling back if a font doesn't exist

On Apr 23, 2008, at 7:12 AM, Geoffrey Hoffman wrote: > I have a design that is spec'd with a headline using Arial Black. > Arial > Black, when bolded, looks terrible, so I thought I'd put font- > weight:normal; > on it, which helps slightly. But then I realized that if someone > doesn't > ha

Re: [css-d] Background Color doesn't show up

> Why doesn't the content div show up at the proper width? > What is the proper width? The width of masthead.gif is supposed to be 760px, though it shows up I think as 750 px, I don't know why. So the total width of sidebar_a and content should be 760px. Doh! Thanks for noticing my misspelling.

Re: [css-d] Problems with basic layout CSS

Martha Spizziri wrote: > I want this page: > > http://www.marthaspizziri.com/sbcf/index.html > > to look like this page: > > http://www.marthaspizziri.com/sbcf/mockups/sbcf-homepg-mockup.jpg > > So, my question is, how do I best set up the page so that the elements > come out correctly: Some

Re: [css-d] Background Color doesn't show up

> How do I get the background color to show up in Sidebar A One? Your id is set incorrectly, in the css it is "sidebar_a" and in the html it is set as "sidedbar_a" (theres an extra d before bar) > Why doesn't the content div show up at the proper width? What is the proper width?

[css-d] Background Color doesn't show up

Once again, I apologize for these extremely simplistic questions. Here is my page: http://home.comcast.net/~prairiedream/beginning/masthead.html http://home.comcast.net/~prairiedream/beginning/masthead.css How do I get the background color to show up in Sidebar A One? Why doesn't the content div

[css-d] Problems with basic layout CSS

I've taken a CSS workshop, but it's been a while and I'm confused about how to best get the layout I want. I want this page: http://www.marthaspizziri.com/sbcf/index.html to look like this page: http://www.marthaspizziri.com/sbcf/mockups/sbcf-homepg-mockup.jpg So, my question is, how do I bes

[css-d] falling back if a font doesn't exist

I have a design that is spec'd with a headline using Arial Black. Arial Black, when bolded, looks terrible, so I thought I'd put font-weight:normal; on it, which helps slightly. But then I realized that if someone doesn't have Arial Black installed, it will fall back to Arial, which won't get bolde

Re: [css-d] Override CSS Line

Victor Subervi wrote: > and I want to be able to override the width parameter for specific > instances. I believe I should do something like this: > > .menu ul #AB (width: 5em;) > > where I would have a ul elt with a name of AB. But that, of course, doesn´t > work. What do? > > Victor > Dunno

Re: [css-d] IE6 jumps when display:none visibility toggled

Sam Edwards wrote: > Dear List, > > Here's my IE Jumpiness problem: I have a bit of javascript-driven > DHTML which causes a hidden element to switch from display:none; to > display:block; (It is actually accomplished by a scriptaculous > Effect.Appear effect) In IE 6 this causes the containing

Re: [css-d] browser window size and scrolling

Asaah, I received a note (below) from Georg Sortun with whom you have been working off-list. Georg's reply has not shown up due to an apparent list failure. As I understand it, the below links specifically address the issue you have. Please reply directly to the CSS-D list. Georg has informed m

[css-d] IE6 jumps when display:none visibility toggled

Dear List, Here's my IE Jumpiness problem: I have a bit of javascript-driven DHTML which causes a hidden element to switch from display:none; to display:block; (It is actually accomplished by a scriptaculous Effect.Appear effect) In IE 6 this causes the containing element to jump a few pixels the

Re: [css-d] browser window size and scrolling

fomede asaah wrote: > > > Now, i wish that when i reduce the size of my browser every single div should > be visible and fit to the browser window size and the content part(2nd div) > should be scrollable. > Asaah > > Asaah, Do either of these meet your need?

[css-d] Override CSS Line

Hi: I have this line in my css: .menu ul li a, .menu ul li a:visited {display:block; text-decoration:none; color:#000; width:90px; height:20px; text-align:center; color:#fff; background:#ff; line-height:20px; font-size:16px; font-weight: 800; overflow:hidden;} and I want to be able to overrid

[css-d] browser window size and scrolling

hello, i got a problem here really nagging me for some days now. am building a page with 3 div.the first div is the header, the second div is where my content come and has a left margin of 250px.The 3rd div is my footer.Now, i wish that when i reduce the size of my browser every single div s

Re: [css-d] Button element with img

2008/4/22 Geoffrey Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Don't you want ? > I know I can use , it's just that I don't understand why this happens. By the way, it only happens in Firefox 2, while IE8b1, IE7, IE6, Safari 3.1, and Opera 9.26 render the button properly. May it be a Firefox bug? __