[css-d] Javascript: getElementsByTagName() getElementsById(): How getElementsByClass()?

let me know u guys feedback on this: http://pitfalls.wordpress.com/2008/07/07/querying-it-jquery-way-getelementsbyclass/ -- http://pitfalls.wordpress.com/2008/07/07/querying-it-jquery-way-getelementsbyclass/ "Fear can hold you prisoner. Hope can set you free." - The Shawshank Redemption

Re: [css-d] Javascript: getElementsByTagName() getElementsById(): HowgetElementsByClass()?

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[css-d] Rounded Corners -- Simplest Way

Hi, What is the simplest way to create rounded corners using CSS. I saw a technique using 3 extra div tags for three corner images (left-bottom, right-bottom, left top) which seemed cumbersome and the posting was old. Are there any newer and simpler ways of creating rounded boxes containers? Rega

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners -- Simplest Way

Here's how I do it, yes it uses divs but it's always served me very well: http://jake.cfwebtools.com/2008/02/13/css-rounded-corners/ Jake Churchill CF Webtools 11204 Davenport, Ste. 100 Omaha, NE 68154 http://www.cfwebtools.com 402-408-3733 x103 Sohail Aboobaker wrote: > Hi, > > What is the s

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners -- Simplest Way

Sohail Aboobaker wrote: > > What is the simplest way to create rounded corners using CSS. > Sohail > > This comes up on the list frequently from time to time, and it may be worth while checking the list archives for previous replies... -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ ___

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners -- Simplest Way

Here's an overview of techniques: http://www.smileycat.com/miaow/archives/44.php I used the second one (from Schillmania.com) Best regards, Christian *Directmedia Publishing GmbH* · Möckernstraße 68 · 10965 Berlin www.digitale-bibliothek.de AG Berlin-Charlottenburg · HR B 58002 · USt.Id. DE1

[css-d] IE7 drop down menu woes

I posted a note a few weeks back but didn't get any takers. I'm still banging my head against the same wall. I hope someone can offer a suggestion or two to try. I've created a drop down menu using only CSS that's a couple levels deep. You can see it here: http://falling-leaf-productions.com/ui

[css-d] Prevent reset.css Inheritance

Hello, I am using Eric Meyers' reset.css file, which is great for creating my template file. The problem is that I want don't want the reset styles to apply to the content generated by my Content Management System (CMS) Is there a way to prevent inheritance for my div#mainContent? site link

Re: [css-d] Prevent reset.css Inheritance

Sorry the div#mainConetent can be found here: http://agnew.sfasu.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogsection&id=1&Itemid=3 Travis Killen wrote: > Hello, > > I am using Eric Meyers' reset.css file, which is great for creating my > template file. The problem is that I want don't want the

Re: [css-d] Prevent reset.css Inheritance

Travis Killen wrote: > Hello, > > I am using Eric Meyers' reset.css file, which is great for creating my > template file. The problem is that I want don't want the reset styles > to apply to the content generated by my Content Management System (CMS) > Is there a way to prevent inheritance fo

Re: [css-d] Prevent reset.css Inheritance

You could add margins, padding, etc to common elements in #mainContent. #mainContent p { margin: 0.5em 0; //etc... } #mainContent h2 { font-weight: bold; text-size: 1.4em; //etc... } This is the point of reset.css, to force you to specifically define the

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners -- Simplest Way

At 10:48 AM -0400 7/7/08, Sohail Aboobaker wrote: >Hi, > >What is the simplest way to create rounded corners using CSS. I saw a >technique using 3 extra div tags for three corner images (left-bottom, >right-bottom, left top) which seemed cumbersome and the posting was old. Are >there any newer and

Re: [css-d] Prevent reset.css Inheritance

David Laakso wrote: > What's so great about loading your style sheet with a ton of superfluous > stuff, hardly any of which pertains to what you have in your source > document? Travis, While I, too, generally use a (modified version of) Meyer's Reset.css file, I use it to reset the styles of el

Re: [css-d] IE7 drop down menu woes

Tim Offenstein wrote: > I posted a note a few weeks back but didn't get any takers. I'm still > banging my head against the same wall. I hope someone can offer a > suggestion or two to try. > I've created a drop down menu using only CSS that's a couple levels > deep. You can see it here: http://

Re: [css-d] Prevent reset.css Inheritance

Thanks guys, thats what I will do. - Travis Killen http://936webdesign.com Bill Brown wrote: > David Laakso wrote: > >> What's so great about loading your style sheet with a ton of superfluous >> stuff, hardly any of which pertains to what you have in your source >> document? >> > > Tra

[css-d] div not working correctly in IE7

I have a problem with a div not working right in IE7. I'm at a complete loss as why it's doing this it works fine, of course, in Safari and FF here is the page: http://www.sthig.com/ggj/gallery1.html here is my css http://www.sthig.com/ggj/css/ggj.css thank you for your help! S c o t t T h i

Re: [css-d] div not working correctly in IE7

Scott Thigpen wrote: > I have a problem with a div not working right in IE7. I'm at a complete > loss as why it's doing this > it works fine, of course, in Safari and FF > here is the page: > http://www.sthig.com/ggj/gallery1.html > here is my css > http://www.sthig.com/ggj/css/ggj.css > thank you

Re: [css-d] IE7 drop down menu woes

Bill Brown wrote: > Tim Offenstein wrote: >> Good suggestion Bill. I tried it and unfortunately have not noticed any >> change. I thought perhaps the CSS was being cached but have eliminated >> that possibility. Let me know if you think of anything else. > > Hey there-- > > The addition of this s

Re: [css-d] div not working correctly in IE7

Scott Thigpen wrote: > Bill you're the best! Thank you for your help! > > S c o t t T h i g p e n > Illustrative Designer > art: http://www.sthig.com > design: http://www.thigpendesigns.com > Phone: 770.527.3958 > > On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Bill Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >

[css-d] faux column has disappeared entirely

I thought I finally had all the kinks worked out but now my faux column down the left side has decided not to display at all in IE 5.5 and IE 7. It seems to do fine in IE6. I thought it was all working well a couple of days ago. I could be wrong. (So many site checks...so little life.) The only th

Re: [css-d] faux column has disappeared entirely

Suzie Henderson wrote: > I thought I finally had all the kinks worked out but now my faux column down > the left side has decided not to display at all in IE 5.5 and IE 7. It seems > to do fine in IE6. > I thought it was all working well a couple of days ago. I could be wrong. > (So many site check

Re: [css-d] faux column has disappeared entirely

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 8:04 PM, Bill Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Suzie Henderson wrote: > > I thought I finally had all the kinks worked out but now my faux column > down the left side has decided not to display at all in IE 5.5 and IE 7. > > Hi Suzie, > > > Good news: I can't help you beca

Re: [css-d] faux column has disappeared entirely

Suzie Henderson wrote: > Thanks, Bill That IS good news that you are seeing the site correctly in > all browsers. I'm working on a Mac and was resorting to Netrenderer for > a quick IE site check. I thought it might be a Netrenderer problem but > forgot to mention it. I have access to a network of

Re: [css-d] faux column has disappeared entirely

Suzie Henderson wrote: > If you notice anything else wrong I need to know about, please let me know. > > Suzie > > http://www.txfannin.org/ > > Em font-scaling bug in the Es. When setting fonts in em for IE a base in percent is needed on the body or html, or the fonts will go goofy when scaled

Re: [css-d] faux column has disappeared entirely

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 8:30 PM, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Suzie Henderson wrote: > >> If you notice anything else wrong I need to know about, please let me >> know. >> >> Suzie >> >> http://www.txfannin.org/ >> >> >> > > Em font-scaling bug in the Es. > When setting fonts in em for

Re: [css-d] IE7 drop down menu woes

>Bill Brown wrote: >> Tim Offenstein wrote: >>> Good suggestion Bill. I tried it and unfortunately have not noticed any >>> change. I thought perhaps the CSS was being cached but have eliminated >>> that possibility. Let me know if you think of anything else. >> >> Hey there-- >> >> The addit

[css-d] horizontal nav not placing correctly

URL: www.objectivedesigns.com/amittius/index.htm CSS: www.objectivedesigns.com/amittius/index.css I've tested it in (all WinXP) FF3, IE7, IE6, Opera 9.5, and Safari 3. They all display the navigation correctly except Safari. I want the nav buttons to touch the bottom of the nav area, but they don'

Re: [css-d] IE7 drop down menu woes

Tim Offenstein wrote: > My thanks to Bill for his help unfortunately nothing has changed it > yet. The submenus are still showing up blank on the second mouseover. > I'm hoping for more suggestions. > > Tedd Sperling has a similar menu system that works okay > (sperling.com/examples/menuh) so I

Re: [css-d] horizontal nav not placing correctly

Daniel Hammond wrote: > URL: www.objectivedesigns.com/amittius/index.htm > CSS: www.objectivedesigns.com/amittius/index.css > > I've tested it in (all WinXP) FF3, IE7, IE6, Opera 9.5, and Safari 3. They > all display the navigation correctly except Safari. I want the nav buttons > to touch the bot

Re: [css-d] IE7 drop down menu woes

jft wrote: > Bill, > As a new subscriber to the list, and looking for a css only menu, this looks > brilliant! > Could this become a permanent addition to TheHolierGrail at some point? > With many thanks and kind regards, > John Hi John, I cheerily and gratefully accept your kudos, but must admi