Re: [css-d] Link Styling Problem

Mick CFP (CW) wrote: > I'm having a problem with setting CSS styling for regular links in a > redesign. The problem is that when I add the styling for the links, it's > overwriting my menu styling. I'm sure it's probably something simple > that I don't see or know. Any help/info would be appreci

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

> > There is one display issue that I did see. While you did fix the centering > with respect to the radio buttons, when printed, the heading is no longer > centered. > > ...Rob Thanks Rob; I will fix that. It is centered on the content, but not on the page. Thanks for the catch. Del __

Re: [css-d] Link Styling Problem

Thanks Jeroen! That worked great. I knew it had to be something simple. Mick Housel Checkered Flag Publications [EMAIL PROTECTED] jeroen vannevel wrote: > you have to define your links more specific, use the divs for example > they're in. _

Re: [css-d] IE float/clear bug

Serge Krul wrote: > > i came across a known IE > bug king_floats_into_rows.html> (breaking > floats into rows), but in such a way i can't really think of a good > workaround. > > In my situation i have a definition list, and i need each t

[css-d] Link Styling Problem

I'm having a problem with setting CSS styling for regular links in a redesign. The problem is that when I add the styling for the links, it's overwriting my menu styling. I'm sure it's probably something simple that I don't see or know. Any help/info would be appreciated. Here's the page and re

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

> Essentially there is nothing intrinsically wrong with color > within textual material. > The primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) are difficult to use on the > "canvas"-- whether the "canvas" is paper, linen, or a computer screen. > The very, very discriminatory of one color (either red or >

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

Del Wegener wrote: > > http://www.drdelmath.com/special_topics/function/functions_quadratic_properties.htm > You frequently make similar comments about font-size. I started with > font-size at 100% in the body and then set the other font sizes relative to > that by using em measurements. The

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

David Laakso wrote to Del, >> In the wonderful world of personal opinion, setting the primary content >> font-size to suit your preference, rather than users preference does >> not >> "look okay" to me. >> A line-measure of 85 percent of the screen will be difficult for users >> with very wid

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

> In the wonderful world of personal opinion, setting the primary content > font-size to suit your preference, rather than users preference does not > "look okay" to me. > Nor I'm not crazy about trying to decipher or read anything in print-media > or on the Web that is red, white, and blue. >

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

David Laakso wrote: > Del Wegener wrote: > >> Good Morning; >> >> The page in question >> http://www.drdelmath.com/special_topics/function/functions_quadratic_properties.htm >> is pretty simple but it is another step for me in using "best practices." >> This uses no tables and I believe my CSS i

[css-d] IE float/clear bug

Hello everybody, i came across a known IE bug (breaking floats into rows), but in such a way i can't really think of a good workaround. In my situation i have a definition list, and i need each term and definiti

Re: [css-d] Page Check please

Del Wegener wrote: > Good Morning; > > The page in question > http://www.drdelmath.com/special_topics/function/functions_quadratic_properties.htm > is pretty simple but it is another step for me in using "best practices." > This uses no tables and I believe my CSS is pretty lean and clean. >

[css-d] Page Check please

Good Morning; The page in question http://www.drdelmath.com/special_topics/function/functions_quadratic_properties.htm is pretty simple but it is another step for me in using "best practices." This uses no tables and I believe my CSS is pretty lean and clean. Right now I use Javascript to display

Re: [css-d] Help creating round boxes with limited markup

Olivier Sannier wrote: [snip] > If it doesn't take you away from other more useful tasks, well, yes. But > I can live without it. > >> Try this in your style sheet for the Popular Articles link: >> ul li a {display:block;} >> > Does not seem to help at all. The only difference I see is the retu

Re: [css-d] Help creating round boxes with limited markup

Bill Brown wrote: > Glad the code was helpful. In terms of the groove border, I'm not sure > you have many options there. The absence of semantic html means that we > don't have a reliable page structure to draw on for separating the > headers from the page content (search engines are gonna love th

Re: [css-d] Help creating round boxes with limited markup

Olivier Sannier wrote: [snip] > 1. The "line" to separate the title and the content is done using a > "groove" border. However, it goes over the right border. Using a red > background, I figured out why it is doing so. Do you guys think there is > a way to have such a line inside the rounded box, o

Re: [css-d] Help creating round boxes with limited markup

Bill Brown wrote: > Alan Gresley wrote: > >> background-color: #ee; /* this color hides the image left edge */ >> Ah, that's the reason! Thanks for letting me know, now it works better. As to the syntax error, those were left over after I tried removing some options to see the eff