Re: [css-d] Fixed div and Anchors

Hi Georg, It took some working out as it does not work with an anchor, you need a div Then if the height of the header is 50px then the div style should be margin-top: -50px; height: 50px; width: 1px; it then goes fine for right at the top. By increasing both values you can bring the anchor point

[css-d] Having a server control render XHTML compliant html

Hi, I'm having to assist someone to alter the output of a serverside control (.NET). I'm still not 100% sure about the following bit: there is a part where the control - more specifically a paged list using alphanumeric characters - renders these anchors starting with a previous anchor that is

Re: [css-d] Fixed div and Anchors

Nic Pulford wrote: It took some working out as it does not work with an anchor, you need a div Then if the height of the header is 50px then the div style should be margin-top: -50px; height: 50px; width: 1px; it then goes fine for right at the top. By increasing both values you can bring

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

No, not necessarily. It depends on how many different blocks of three images you need to use. This method uses a single combined 3 image block for a vertical menu and works cross-browser: You'd need to set inline params for a horizontal menu. It doesn't cater for sub-items, but once you have

Re: [css-d] Fixed div and Anchors

Hi Georg, Your right, it does work with anchors. My solution does not work in IE 6, and the problem with your solution is that it changes the layout of the rest. Your solution Only works in IE 6 if the anchor contains something ie 'testing'. Any ideas? Nic -Original Message- From:

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

I have one giant image with 3 areas specific for links, I don't want the whole image just 3 specific areas of the giant image, when I read up on sprites most of the examples were little buttons so how do I go about doing it this way which I have laid out ? Christopher Alan K Baker wrote: No,

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

Christopher wrote: I have one giant image with 3 areas specific for links, I don't want the whole image just 3 specific areas of the giant image, when I read up on sprites most of the examples were little buttons so how do I go about doing it this way which I have laid out ? Christopher

[css-d] Extra ? and Font Switcher

Can someone see why their is a ? appearing at the top or in my h1 header in my header file? And why I can not get increase Font Size and Decrease Font Sizeappearing under the curve graphic and above the Greenwich Mean Time says ..? HTML http://www.choroideremia.org/new/crf_header.php

Re: [css-d] Extra ? and Font Switcher

Angus, You've got a bunch of issues here. You need to first get your PHP to output valid HTML. The output is a mess. -- Stray question mark character in the head. -- Incorrectly formatted LINK element due to some stray PHP code injection -- LINK element in the BODY of your page. -- BODY and HTML

[css-d] Baffling behaviour of a two-column layout in IE6

I have designed a page which seems to work well in FF2, FF3 and IE7 but breaks up so badly in IE6 that it's hard to see what was intended. I've yet to try any other browsers. http://www.mull-bed-and-breakfast.co.uk/hmi/pages/bb-sw-mull.html The layout has a header, and two columns. The left

Re: [css-d] Baffling behaviour of a two-column layout in IE6

Tim Dawson wrote: I have designed a page which seems to work well in FF2, FF3 and IE7 but breaks up so badly in IE6 that it's hard to see what was intended. I've yet to try any other browsers. http://www.mull-bed-and-breakfast.co.uk/hmi/pages/bb-sw-mull.html I'm still playing with the

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

Alright, what I am after is if I have one giant graphic with, three smaller areas that will be buttons within the giant graphic, how do I create roll over effects in this way ? From all the examples I have seen from links given to me by the great people of this list most of them show small

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

I think I see what you want. Forgive me if I'm wrong. :-) Referring to the example I gave you in my last reply: You need to define the screen position of your menu in #menu {} Then define your actual menu element box sizes (width and height) to create a box 'window' to view parts of your image

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

Christopher wrote: Alright, what I am after is if I have one giant graphic with, three smaller areas that will be buttons within the giant graphic, how do I create roll over effects in this way ? From all the examples I have seen from links given to me by the great people of this list most

Re: [css-d] Baffling behaviour of a two-column layout in IE6

David Laakso wrote: Tim Dawson wrote: I have designed a page which seems to work well in FF2, FF3 and IE7 but breaks up so badly in IE6 that it's hard to see what was intended. I've yet to try any other browsers. http://www.mull-bed-and-breakfast.co.uk/hmi/pages/bb-sw-mull.html I'm

Re: [css-d] Baffling behaviour of a two-column layout in IE6

Ken Hanson wrote: Hi Tim, I went ahead and pulled your stylesheet down and checked things out for myself, especially concerning div#txtcol. Pretty sure that guy's a has-layout bug. Those kind of bugs are a bit beyond me, but when I have no explanation for whats going on, I usually turn

Re: [css-d] Baffling behaviour of a two-column layout in IE6

Hello Ken, Thank you. I've not met {zoom: 1,0;} before, but I'll be giving it a try. I did wonder if it was a 'has-layout' problem, but don't know enough to make the suggestion. I thought, however, that the 'overflow:hidden' was meant to take care of that. But perhaps not. Ah,

Re: [css-d] CSS Roll Over Problem Help

Christopher. I'm sorry, but a couple of us have attempted to accommodate you and have given you outline examples, along with requests for more information from you. Unfortunately, so far there has been no interaction from you. All you have managed to do is to re-word the same question several