Re: [css-d] CSS2 child selector not working IE7

thanks Bjoern. its work fine.. On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 7:22 PM, Bjoern Hoehrmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > * Byomokesh Sahoo wrote: >>My XML >> >>title text >> >>title text> >>section title text here >> >> >> >> > > This lacks an xml-stylesheet processing instruction and the names to not >

Re: [css-d] Sidebar1 & Sidebar2 Disappear in IE

On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 18:03:08 -0400, Copeland wrote: > This one's stumping me, any suggestions? #sidebar1 and #sidebar2 totally > disappear in > IE but you can see 'em in the code. The parent divs don't have background > colors so it > doesn't look like the peekaboo bug. any help is appreciated! >

Re: [css-d] getting wrapped text to line up next to a checkbox in a form

Kelly Moore wrote: > I have a long bit of text that I would like to line up next to a > checkbox in a form. It has wrapped and is on it's own line. Anyway > to get it to line up next to the checkbox? Also, any idea why the two > checkboxes are blue and not grey like the input fields on the rest

Re: [css-d] Why do fonts show like this?

On Jul 14, 2008, at 1:50 AM, Michelle Cole wrote: > I can't find any reason for this to be happening - and I assumed it > was how my Mac (using Firefox and/or Safari) just renders fonts. But > the client is using a PC, ad he says the same thing is happening to > him. > > When I did the comp fo

[css-d] getting wrapped text to line up next to a checkbox in a form

I have a long bit of text that I would like to line up next to a checkbox in a form. It has wrapped and is on it's own line. Anyway to get it to line up next to the checkbox? Also, any idea why the two checkboxes are blue and not grey like the input fields on the rest of my form? http://yakmast

Re: [css-d] Why do fonts show like this?

> I'm doing a site that uses a black background with white > text. You can see it here (still under development - so I > know things are messed up all over the place! And a warning > - it's for a stage musician, so there is audio and video that > plays as soon as the page loads up. I'm still

[css-d] Sidebar1 & Sidebar2 Disappear in IE

This one's stumping me, any suggestions? #sidebar1 and #sidebar2 totally disappear in IE but you can see 'em in the code. The parent divs don't have background colors so it doesn't look like the peekaboo bug. any help is appreciated! http://materialicio.as26286.biz/ _

Re: [css-d] select .ygtvitem elements which do not have a .ygtvchildren ancestor

Jack Bates wrote: > I am trying to apply special style to all .ygtvitem elements which _do > not_ have a .ygtvchildren ancestor. In CSS, it is easy enough to select > all .ygtvitem elements which _do_ have a .ygtvchildren ancestor: > .ygtvchildren .ygtvitem { > color: red > } > However I cannot f

[css-d] select .ygtvitem elements which do not have a .ygtvchildren ancestor

I am trying to apply special style to all .ygtvitem elements which _do not_ have a .ygtvchildren ancestor. In CSS, it is easy enough to select all .ygtvitem elements which _do_ have a .ygtvchildren ancestor: .ygtvchildren .ygtvitem { color: red } However I cannot figure out how to select those

Re: [css-d] Why do fonts show like this?

Michelle Cole wrote: > http://brassblogs.com/testbed > > When I do this with black text on a white background, the font looks > normal (It's Trebuchet MS). But this - the white-on-black - makes the > text look like it's using bold font all the time. In fact, there's a > page where I have a

[css-d] Why do fonts show like this?

I'm doing a site that uses a black background with white text. You can see it here (still under development - so I know things are messed up all over the place! And a warning - it's for a stage musician, so there is audio and video that plays as soon as the page loads up. I'm still tryin

Re: [css-d] Opera sees content and draws a scrollbar, others ok

Ingo Chao wrote: > Rick Lecoat wrote: >> On 12 Jul 2008, at 08:41, Ingo Chao wrote: [...] >> >> > > Overflow "... affects the clipping of all of the element's content > except any descendant elements ... whose containing block is the > viewport or an ancestor of the element" (CSS 2.1: 11.1.1). >

Re: [css-d] wrapper div won't wrap floats in ie?

On Jul 13, 2008, at 7:27 PM, SNARFY detector wrote: > i had this same problem in firefox a while ago, and georg generously > explained to me that in standards-compliant browsers floats aren't > *supposed* to be wrapped visually. he explained that ie will do so > only because of it's NON-complianc

Re: [css-d] transparencies

Marshal Horn wrote: > ... > If no-one has come up with this before, I need to suggest it to the > working draft. (please tell me and link to where it has been > mentioned before if you know of it) I did not fully understand this proposal. I believe you are suggesting something like an uplevel lo

[css-d] wrapper div won't wrap floats in ie?

greetings. i'm having a problem with a two col layout using floats contained in a wrapper div. my problem is that, while the wrapper wraps the floats in the code, it doesn't render as actually wrapping the floats *visually*. this results in the whole layout getting generally fubarred. i had this s

Re: [css-d] Opera sees content and draws a scrollbar, others ok

Rick Lecoat wrote: > > On 12 Jul 2008, at 08:41, Ingo Chao wrote: > >> ok, did you try >> >> a .extraLinktext { >> position: absolute; >> left: -999em; >> top:-999em; >> } >> a:focus .extraLinktext { >> position: relative; >> left: 0; >> top:auto; >> } >> That seem

Re: [css-d] form Submit button getting pushed outside of div

Kelly Moore wrote: > I have a submit button that is getting pushed to an outer div. I > would like it to stay within the div which contains the rest of the > form. > > Here is what is happening: > > http://yakmaster.net/test/floating_submit.html > > I've added a border to the divs so it's clear