Re: [css-d] New here!

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[css-d] New here!

I have just stumbled across this list and am intrigued... I am fairly new to css, and look forward to an arena where ideas can be shared.Paul -- We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. ~Albert Einstein __

Re: [css-d] about inline, replaced element

> From: ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:29:53 +0800 > To: > Subject: [css-d] about inline, replaced element > > Hi, All > > What if an inline, replaced element resides in another inline element? for > example: > > How the image would be positioned with respect to the anchor

[css-d] about inline, replaced element

Hi, All What if an inline, replaced element resides in another inline element? for example: How the image would be positioned with respect to the anchor element? For instance, if the font-size set on the anchor is very large and the height set on img is very small, for example: where the img wo

[css-d] IE6 multiple background problem

http://www.mikescustomphoto.com/index.html In the version http://www.mikescustomphoto.com/index2.php things get a little better except with IE6 on XP with server pack 2 How do I fix this problem. There are no errors to speak up some mixed up stuff for but nothing major. Can't seem to find whe

[css-d] (no subject)

Hello everyone. I had what I hope to be is a simple issue. I have a site that uses the "margin:auto" method for centering but For a few elements on the site I have things positioned absolutely and centered using the "margin:-1/2 width" method. This works great until the page is resized lower than t

Re: [css-d] Can you start a repeating background away from the edge of it's container?

Thanks everyone for your replies. I had tried the idea of putting the offset in the background-position property to no avail (it was one fo the things I was finding conflicting opinions on the effectiveness of, rather like here *grin*). As it turns out, I've managed to find a laughably simple solu

Re: [css-d] ie/6.0 block formatting (and more)

Alan Gresley wrote: > Alan Gresley wrote: > >> David Laakso wrote: >> > > >>> >>> > > >> * html .c div.portfolio { >> height : 800px; >> overflow : visible; >> } >> > > > This CSS also, the min-height : 525px; is tr

Re: [css-d] ie/6.0 block formatting (and more)

Alan Gresley wrote: > David Laakso wrote: >> > * html .c div.portfolio { > height : 800px; > overflow : visible; > } This CSS also, the min-height : 525px; is treated as the height in IE7 and IE8. .c div.portfolio { width: 400px; paddi

Re: [css-d] ie/6.0 block formatting (and more)

David Laakso wrote: > 1/ In this rough layout, IE/6.0 treats these two divisions as one block > rather than two blocks: > .c div.portfolio > div {the 400 by 400 image} > and > .c ul.folio {the block of 20 digits} > 2/ Also in IE/6.0 the right column will drop at text-size "largest" on > reload. >

Re: [css-d] hover linking & sidebar backgrounds

Hi Kathy, in order to understand your problems it would be useful examples like urls, code, etc. 2008/11/18 Kathy Davie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I am still a newbie at this. I've tested this page in Safari, Opera, > and Firefox (no IEs for Macs so I'll have to figure a way to test on > the IE---l

Re: [css-d] IE6 and IE7 Correct, everyone else wrong with negative margins

Good explanation, Bill. And I find ASCII very useful for this purpose. iñ 2008/11/18 Bill Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Mark Wheeler wrote: > > Yep! That did the trick. I've run into this before, but it was a > > while back. What is it about adding the padding that does the trick? > > Mark > > Hi

Re: [css-d] Can you start a repeating background away from the edge of it's container?

Seona Bellamy wrote: > I've spent about an hour Googling this one, and I'm getting lots of > conflicting answers. I also can't get any of them to work, so I don't > know if they're wrong or if I'm just messing something up. > > So can someone give me a definitive answer on whether you can start a >