[css-d] IE/FF differences padding/margins etc

I have taken over the development of a site (www.squremilenew.com/design2/n-index.asp css at www.squaremilenews.com/design2/sqn.css) which I need to tidy up. In FF, the DIV contentframe needs to be reduced width wise so that it lines up with the branding div, and in IE, branding needs to be

Re: [css-d] IE/FF differences padding/margins etc

First link doesn't work. On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 8:30 AM, Pete Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have taken over the development of a site (www.squremilenew.com/design2/n-index.asp css at www.squaremilenews.com/design2/sqn.css) which I need to tidy up. In FF, the DIV contentframe needs

Re: [css-d] IE/FF differences padding/margins etc

On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 8:30 AM, Pete Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have taken over the development of a site (www.squremilenew.com/design2/n-index.asp css at www.squaremilenews.com/design2/sqn.css) which I need to tidy up. In FF, the DIV contentframe needs to be reduced

Re: [css-d] IE/FF differences padding/margins etc

Pete Harrison wrote: I have taken over the development of a site (www.squremilenew.com/design2/n-index.asp css at www.squaremilenews.com/design2/sqn.css) which I need to tidy up. In FF, the DIV contentframe needs to be reduced width wise so that it lines up with the branding div, and in

[css-d] Resend: IE/FF differences padding/margins etc

I have taken over the development of a site (www.squaremilenew.com/design2/n-index.asp css at www.squaremilenews.com/design2/sqn.css) which I need to tidy up. In FF, the DIV contentframe needs to be reduced width wise so that it lines up with the branding div, and in IE, branding needs to be

[css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue

I have these navigation links (The Quick Brown Fox) at the bottom of my header. I want to make it align completely flush, but cannot. What am I missing? http://yakmaster.net/test/headeralign/ __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue

Kelly Moore wrote: I have these navigation links (The Quick Brown Fox) at the bottom of my header. I want to make it align completely flush, but cannot. What am I missing? http://yakmaster.net/test/headeralign/ Forgive me: Flush? Flush to what? -- A thin red line and a salmon-color

Re: [css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue

Kelly Moore wrote: I have these navigation links (The Quick Brown Fox) at the bottom of my header. I want to make it align completely flush, but cannot. What am I missing? Flush to what? Can you explain a bit more? -Adam Ducker (http://adamducker.com)

Re: [css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue

#mjnav ul{ padding:0; This worked for me in FF -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelly Moore Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 12:45 PM To: CSS-D Subject: [css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue I have these navigation links (The

Re: [css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue

On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 1:23 PM, French, Angela K (MHTG) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: #mjnav ul{ padding:0; This worked for me in FF -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelly Moore Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 12:45 PM To: CSS-D

Re: [css-d] header navigation bar alignment issue

French, Angela K (MHTG) wrote: #mjnav ul{ padding:0; This worked for me in FF Kelly: This solution works for me too. When you have spacing issues remember to check for any elements that may carry default baggage with them such as paddings or margins. I find I have better luck

Re: [css-d] links separated by a pipe ... pipe too tall

On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 4:59 PM, Bill Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Kelly Moore wrote: So I have a list links, separated by a pipe, a la alistapart. My issue, the pipes are so darned tall! Odd from a design perspective. Is there a way to set a height to 'border-left' ? Sorry, Pasted

Re: [css-d] links separated by a pipe ... pipe too tall

Kelly Moore wrote: span class=pipefix | /spana href=#Hello There/a #footerlinks .pipefix{ margin-left:3px; margin-right:3px; } Kelly: As a suggestion you can always just use #footerlinks span to save on having to add the classname to each span, unless of course span is used

Re: [css-d] links separated by a pipe ... pipe too tall

Kelly Moore wrote: Bill, Yes, except for shorter pipes. I've opted with the following solution. This way I get the short pipes, and semantically it holds together. span class=pipefix | /spana href=#Hello There/a and the css: #footerlinks .pipefix{ margin-left:3px;

[css-d] Can't get 3px jog bug fix to work

Hi, I am fighting with the 3px jog bug in IE6, but I can't seem to make it work. I have stripped it down to the xhtml below, which will still demonstrate the 3px jog bug despite the fix, which I have seen described several places on the web plus in CSS Mastery by Andy Bud. Have I missed

Re: [css-d] Can't get 3px jog bug fix to work

morten wrote: Hi, I am fighting with the 3px jog bug in IE6, but I can't seem to make it work. I have stripped it down to the xhtml below, which will still demonstrate the 3px jog bug despite the fix, which I have seen described several places on the web plus in CSS Mastery by Andy Bud.