Re: [css-d] IE 6 bug - box cuts in half

fat graffix wrote: - http://www.fatgraffix.com/2008-test-01/index.html purple box floats left with a margin-left: -105px value inside a div, and the floating box cuts in half in IE 6... That's normal, buggy, behavior in IE6. Declare 'position: relative' on the purple box to remedy IE6'

Re: [css-d] Fixed blocks, now spacing issue

Kim Brooks Wei wrote: at http://njlada.com/sandbox I don't know why there's so much space between tr-s in my table. There isn't, but the paragraphs and headlines inside the TDs have margins - by default if not declared. Controlling those margins by declaring something like... td * {margin:

Re: [css-d] Fixed blocks, now spacing issue

On May 21, 2008, at 2:57 PM, Kim Brooks Wei wrote: I fixed my block problem. A big help was pointing my html to the correct css file. at http://njlada.com/sandbox I don't know why there's so much space between tr-s in my table. The text in each td is wrapped in a p The space you see is the

[css-d] Site Check please

http://mothership.co.nz/blog Our blog uses GridFocus from 5thirtyone.com with some custom modifications. Just now I've swapped the first and second columns around as I prefer the larger column to be in the centre, as (to me) it looks more proportioned. I've checked it in OS X: Safari 3+,

Re: [css-d] Block elements blooey

Kim Brooks Wei schrieb: I've gotten myself in trouble with this layout, and I can't figure my way out of it, although I've been trying for a while. This is what I want the layout to be: * Textured body borders right and left and ivory content box centered between them This works

[css-d] Nested floats

I searched the archives looking for a fix to this problem and found that I had to create a new block formatting context, which I did by adding overflow:hidden to the container of the nested float, which I did and it did change something, but nothing relevant. Furthermore, the issue is

Re: [css-d] Site Check please

Karl Hardisty wrote: http://mothership.co.nz/blog All feedback greatly accepted. Karl It looked fine to me cross-browser, Karl. Couple of trivial CSS errors to correct. Aside: The title of the document does not seem to appear in the text. Font-scaling breaks the long word

Re: [css-d] Broken borders in IE 6 and the third column placement

Thanks Gunlaung, I modified the CSS based on your suggestions and your magic works :) The question I have is that if we need to keep the panel sequence i.e. panel1, content, panel2, what do we need to sacrifice? Will it need to be fixed positions? Regards, Sohail On 5/20/08, Gunlaug Sørtun

Re: [css-d] Broken borders in IE 6 and the third column placement

Sohail Aboobaker wrote: The question I have is that if we need to keep the panel sequence i.e. panel1, content, panel2, what do we need to sacrifice? Will it need to be fixed positions? Absolute positioning is an option, but not one I'd promote. The most cross-browser reliable solution

[css-d] How to align list numbers?

Is there a way to align roman numeral list numbers left, instead of right-aligned on the period? Example: I. List item 1 II. List item 2 Instead of: I. List item 1 II. List item 2 Thanks in advance. And apologies for whatever corporate-mandated disclaimer that might appear below. David