Re: [css-d] All classes same?

Christopher wrote: > How come when I change the font color only the second (lower) paragraph > changes color not the top? Your problem makes sense now. Sorry for the confusion. It's a concept called css specificity (http://www.onderhond.com/blog/work/css-specificity). If you apply underline

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

Christopher wrote: > I do have one other question, the yellow bar at the bottom how do I get > it hug the right hand side ? It looks like you have a bug in the CSS for Firefox for the yellow box. I was confused at first because I couldn't see it. It shows in IE but the z-index of -1 makes it

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

I'm applying it to .aboutmepara so I have to apply a html tag specifically ? Adam Ducker wrote: > Christopher wrote: > >> http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite6.html >> >> If you look, all the text under the "aboutme" when I apply a underline >> it's applied to both tags (or classes) ho

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

Christopher wrote: > http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite6.html > > If you look, all the text under the "aboutme" when I apply a underline > it's applied to both tags (or classes) how come? If you are applying text underline to "aboutme" then that will apply to the elements inside there.

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

Alright setting the position first to relative before applying the absolute, worked. Thank You Adam. I do have one other question, the yellow bar at the bottom how do I get it hug the right hand side ? Adam Ducker wrote: > Christopher wrote: > >> http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite6.h

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

.aboutmepara { /*In this area is the paragraph where I will have a summery about myself */ padding-top: 15px; padding-right: -24px; padding-bottom: 60px; margin-right: -3px; margin-left: -35px; left: 72px; width: 319px; padding-left: 42px; border-left-style: non

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

Christopher wrote: > http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite6.html > > If you look, all the text under the "aboutme" when I apply a underline > it's applied to both tags (or classes) how come? Can you paste the CSS code you're applying? It will help me see which elements it's messing with.

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite6.html If you look, all the text under the "aboutme" when I apply a underline it's applied to both tags (or classes) how come? Also If you look at the box to the right there is a blue bar image, that is within the blue box I want it outside of the blue

Re: [css-d] ie6 div alignment problems

Stuart King wrote: > I am trying to have the Family > Album justified left. It is perfect in mac firefox, safari and > opera, but not in IE6 - it is on the right. Please help. > > http://www.continuumwine.com/pages/familyAlbum.html One fix should do it, setting "left: 0;" in #botmenu. Also sett

[css-d] ie6 div alignment problems

Hi css-der's . . . I am trying to have the Family Album justified left. It is perfect in mac firefox, safari and opera, but not in IE6 - it is on the right. Please help. URL: http://www.continuumwine.com/pages/familyAlbum.html thanks. --s __

Re: [css-d] CSS Bar Graphic Problem

On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 9:15 PM, Christopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have two problems, here is my HTML: > > > width="430" height="48" /> > > It looks like you didn't end div.flashbox. (browsers can do some funky stuff when you don't end tags). Just put another at the end that HTML

Re: [css-d] All classes same?

Christopher wrote: > How come when I apply a underline for one class it is applied to > the other class Explain your problem a bit more. -Adam Ducker (http://adamducker.com) __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-disc

[css-d] All classes same?

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Re: [css-d] Elements exploding apart in IE6

James Kline wrote: > > On 20 Jul 2008, at 21:27, Ingo Chao wrote: > >> James Kline wrote: >>> ... I am finding IE fixes a huge learning curve. >> >> you are right. >> >>> HTML at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign.co.uk/WMBTbarnsiteV2/ >>> home.html >>> CSS at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign

Re: [css-d] Elements exploding apart in IE6

On 20 Jul 2008, at 21:27, Ingo Chao wrote: > James Kline wrote: >> ... I am finding IE fixes a huge learning curve. > > you are right. > >> HTML at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign.co.uk/WMBTbarnsiteV2/ >> home.html >> CSS at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign.co.uk/WMBTbarnsiteV2/ >> wmbt.

Re: [css-d] Elements exploding apart in IE6

James Kline wrote: > ... I am finding IE fixes a huge learning > curve. you are right. > > HTML at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign.co.uk/WMBTbarnsiteV2/ > home.html > CSS at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign.co.uk/WMBTbarnsiteV2/wmbt.css IE6 does not support position:fixed. IN this case

Re: [css-d] design problems

The float left does look nice, thank you Adam. If you take a look at http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite6.html I fixed the problem using Z-index but you'll see the the yellow bar does not touch the right hand side of the browser and also do you see that img tag graphic (blue bar) it's not a

Re: [css-d] design problems

Christopher wrote: > http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite5.html > > This is my site, but there are some problems, first of all the text > "welcome to the site." the spacing between the lines especially the > first line is too big how do I fix this? > Same goes for the second paragraph,

[css-d] design problems

http://www.walkfar.ca/test/productionsite5.html This is my site, but there are some problems, first of all the text "welcome to the site." the spacing between the lines especially the first line is too big how do I fix this? Same goes for the second paragraph, second line the spacing is too

[css-d] Elements exploding apart in IE6

Hi All, I'm struggling to find what to do to keep IE6 from blowing my design apart. The main elements of header, left nav box and contents box explode away from each other. I am finding IE fixes a huge learning curve. HTML at: http://www.jamesklinephotodesign.co.uk/WMBTbarnsiteV2/ home.h

Re: [css-d] :first-letter pseudo element how?

Thank You Adam, that did it. Still my other post is left unresolved :( And I found out that DW (I'm also testing in it) cannot display pseudo element rules) Adam Ducker wrote: > Christopher wrote: > >> As my first paragraph class is called "one" then I put this inline: >> >> Welcome to >> >

Re: [css-d] :first-letter pseudo element how?

Christopher wrote: > As my first paragraph class is called "one" then I put this inline: > > Welcome to > > The "W" in welcome did not turn red Christopher: I think this is what you want: p.one:first-letter { color:#FF; } First Letter Is Red -Adam Ducker (http://adam

Re: [css-d] :first-letter pseudo element how?

It's a declaration like ".one" and ".two" for the other paragraph. Nitsan Bin-Nun wrote: > You may try: > p #nitsan:first-letter { > color:red; > } > N is red > > Haven't checked it. > > HTH, > Nitsan > > > > On 20/07/2008, *Christopher* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > wrote

Re: [css-d] :first-letter pseudo element how?

Alright I made a style: p.one:first-letter { color:#FF; } As my first paragraph class is called "one" then I put this inline: Welcome to The "W" in welcome did not turn red Jai Pandya wrote: > Do you mean to say that you have separate classes of paragraphs > already... and then you wa

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

Hi Bill, I have tried your solution, but even that shows the problem I have with my own example, namely 3 extra pixels added to the lines next to the float element. Try adding a few extra 's in your mainFrame-div and you will see that these will not align with the first because they don't get t

Re: [css-d] :first-letter pseudo element how?

Do you mean to say that you have separate classes of paragraphs already... and then you want to style them differently? So that must not be a big trouble. Define rules for each of the class with :first-letter pseudo class. Something like this: p.class-name:first-letter{ /* Rules go here */ } Tha

Re: [css-d] :first-letter pseudo element how?

You may try: p #nitsan:first-letter { color:red; } N is red Haven't checked it. HTH, Nitsan On 20/07/2008, Christopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > How do you apply the :first-letter pseudo element to separate class of > paragraphs, I have to class tags but I want to assign separate > :firs