[css-d] Copy and Paste: about the Chrome browser

Dear all, during my long experience in CSS testing, I've learned a great lesson about web browsers. There are two types of browsers: original browsers and clonings. Original browsers have their own rendering engine which is unique and different from any other browser (Firefox, IE, Safari, Opera), w

[css-d] Lightweight HTTP server for beginner's http://localhost/ ?

CSS Discussers: I am building my first website and struggling with a very spotty and uneven knowledge of servers, HTML, and CSS. I do have some computer and internet knowledge but with big gaps where I most need expertise. Aptana is currently my development environment which lets you preview

[css-d] solving nav problem: advise on my solution please

Hello list, I'm fiddling with a classic vertical menu. The middle link is bigger then the other two, so it wraps and upon trying to get the space above and beneath that link in the boxes in such a way that it wouldn't stand to much out, compared to other two links, i ha

Re: [css-d] Width: 100% and the like

Jess Jacobs wrote: > all of this makes total sense. I don't know why it doesn't come to me > while I'm working on these things... Guess it may have something to do with how frequent you run into these issues. > also, i hadn't done anything for browser testing yet, so don't think > i'm a complet

Re: [css-d] list background image bug, and gaps, in IE 6/7

Regarding problems with IE's display of lists, described in the posting "list background image bug, and gaps, in IE 6/7" of Sept. 4. Here's the summary of the problem, with a link to the fix and brief discussion: http://www.sparklejet.com/css-html/list-gap/bug/index.html Da

Re: [css-d] Problem with IE 7 and transparency

On Sep 4, 2008, at 3:19 PM, Keith DiSarno wrote: > I would tend to agree with David on the loading part. I clicked the > link right after loading this email, read the entire conversation, > went to your link, and had an additional ~20 sec. wait for the > beans. Probably a minute total...jus

Re: [css-d] Problem with IE 7 and transparency

I would tend to agree with David on the loading part. I clicked the link right after loading this email, read the entire conversation, went to your link, and had an additional ~20 sec. wait for the beans. Probably a minute total...just for the beans :) Figured you should know, maybe something to l

Re: [css-d] Width: 100% and the like

Jess Jacobs wrote: > http://www.akisma.com/design/monks/ > > in FF OSX, the black bars extend the full 100% (yay) but the "main" > layer does not, making them hang awkwardly off the edge. In accordance with CSS specs horizontal 'padding' gets 'added' to width in standard compliant browsers, so.

Re: [css-d] Width: 100% and the like

Jess Jacobs wrote: > Rather than posting the same problems over and over, I'd love it if > someone could explain or point me to a tutorial regarding the > calculation of width and such. > It ain't necessarily the calculation of "width" so much as it is the "and such" that has it more or less

Re: [css-d] Width: 100% and the like

--- On Thu, 9/4/08, Jess Jacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > in FF OSX, the black bars extend the full 100% (yay) but > the "main" layer does not, making them hang awkwardly off the edge. The value of 'width' refers JUST to the content area (in modern, strict browsers), and does NOT include padd

Re: [css-d] Problem with IE 7 and transparency

Jason Pruim wrote: > On Sep 4, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Jason Pruim wrote: > > >> The website is: >> http://www.raoset.com/dev/schreurprinting.com/p.php?purl=cssd-test >> >> >> >> Anyone have a clue how to fix it? >> >> >> > > Jason Pruim > The IEs are not recovering from all the markup err

[css-d] Width: 100% and the like

Hi everyone, Rather than posting the same problems over and over, I'd love it if someone could explain or point me to a tutorial regarding the calculation of width and such. My problem, right now, is here: http://www.akisma.com/design/monks/ in FF OSX, the black bars extend the full 100% (yay) b

[css-d] Unordered List - Second Item that Wraps Needs To Line Up with Bullet Image

I would like "Item 1 lorem ipsum dolor elim" to be indented in the same manner as Item 2. Problem: Collection list- Item 1 lorem ipsumdolor elim- Item 2 Want it to look like: Collection list- Item 1 lorem ipsum dolor elim- Item 2 The difference is that the "Item 1 lorem ipsum dolor elim"

[css-d] Unordered List - Second Item that Wraps Needs To Line Up with Bullet Image

I would like "Item 1 lorem ipsum dolor elim" to be indented in the same manner as Item 2. Problem: Collection list- Item 1 lorem ipsumdolor elim- Item 2 Want it to look like: Collection list- Item 1 lorem ipsum dolor elim- Item 2 The difference is that the "Item 1 lorem ipsum dolor elim"

Re: [css-d] Problem with IE 7 and transparency

On Sep 4, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Jason Pruim wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > So I am running into one of my first Conditional comment issues... I > haven't had to work with it to this degree before so I'm a little lost > and looking for some help. > > The website is: > http://www.raoset.com/dev/schreurpri

[css-d] Problem with IE 7 and transparency

Hi Everyone, So I am running into one of my first Conditional comment issues... I haven't had to work with it to this degree before so I'm a little lost and looking for some help. The website is: http://www.raoset.com/dev/schreurprinting.com/p.php?purl=cssd-test The problem is the logo, it'

Re: [css-d] Best Practices for Targeted CSS via IE Conditional Comments

Chris Akins wrote: > Regarding CSS targeted to IE via conditional comments what is the > current consensus or is there one? Given we have more than one option; I don't think there's a consensus on how to do any of this. For instance - I most often do it this way...

Re: [css-d] Best Practices for Targeted CSS via IE Conditional Comments

OT: The JS you see is an if-statement [condition] ? [true] : [false]. It does look like a mess though. Keith D. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discus

[css-d] Best Practices for Targeted CSS via IE Conditional Comments

Regarding CSS targeted to IE via conditional comments what is the current consensus or is there one? I would guess it's best to use the conditional just to link to an external, IE-only stylesheet rather that including the IE styles in the conditional comment itself for the same reason we do that w

Re: [css-d] Google Chrome won't launch

Hi Hedley, no Install-Problems at all - took me 30seconds. I noticed that reflection.js which i use in some projects isnt working anymore. Except that is very fast Browser CSS Rendering experience. Cheers Hedley Finger wrote: >Has anybody else had a similar experience? > Windows XP SP3 _

[css-d] Google Chrome won't launch

I had never heard of Google Chrome until seeing it mentioned on this list. I downloaded it but when launching some sort of error message appears for 2.3 nanoseconds and it fails to run. Wish that dialogue would stay around long enough to read! Has anybody else had a similar experience? Win

[css-d] list background image bug, and gaps, in IE 6/7

On this page http://sparklejet.com/listbug/services/ in the left-side navigation, Safari/Firefox renders correctly while IE 6/7 is buggy. There are 2 problems: big vertical gaps between the list items in IE, and the bg image appearing in the nested list submenu links. My nav menu is structu