2009/1/9 Holly Bergevin ho...@communitymx.com:
From: Ib Jensen ibkjen...@gmail.com
Link : url: http://ikjensen.dk/test/
Second problem.
The menu in the left sidebar works ok on the Index-page, but not on a
second page.
Menu : Genealogy - Kings of Denmark
Can you explain what you mean when
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:31:13 -0500
From: Brett xba2...@zoominternet.net
Subject: [css-d] question about combining descendant selectors
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
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I'm wondering if
Erik Zettersten wrote:
How can I go about making my font-size more appropriate for the web? I
appreciate your input - This has saved me a lot of hassle.
Erik.
RE: http://turnaroundllc.com/beta/
Good question :-P , Erik.
Your current page
Hi Mark
Thank you very much indeed...that did the trick.
Cheers...Graham
Mark Wheeler wrote:
Hi Graham,
That's a collapsing margin issue. Adding this:
*{margin-top:0}
into your style sheet. Can't say which element has margining at the
top,
but adding that (generally as the first rule
Thanks Bill, that fixed it.
Cheers...Graham
Bill Brown wrote:
Graham Cox wrote:
The header in the page below displays incorrectly in Firefox v3.0.5
and I'm struggling to work out the cause.
http://www.ultimatefooterad.com/salespage/index.htm
Hi Graham,
That's a collapsing margin
Dejan Kozina wrote:
For all those in search of sensible values for font-family:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/eight-definitive-font-stacks/
djn
Thanks for the link, Dejan.
It's a really interesting point of view to know about typography.
In my opinion, though, the author would have
Mary Ellen Curtin wrote:
Alan Gresley wrote:
I don't know why it happens but floating the list fixes the bug in IE7
and doesn't seem to effect other browsers.
.menu ul, .menu li {
list-style:none;margin: 0;padding: 0;
float:left; /* ADD */
}
Thanks, Alan. I've updated the test
Pabini Gabriel-Petit wrote:
I haven't got a great deal of experience when it comes to creating
complex CSS layouts, so please don't assume too much knowledge.
Ok, but it looks like you're trying to hack the livin' daylight out of
poor IE...
That was a mighty fine response.
Thank you for your insight. I will study this area more and take a look at
the resources provided.
Thank you David and Brian for your quick help.
Erik
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Erik M. Zettersten wrote:
Thank you David and Brian for your quick help.
My apologies to the list, I didn't mean to exclude you. I had simply
pointed Erik to Georg's page [1]. I've probably read it 10+ times now
and I still understand something new from it every time.
Thanks George!
1.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Pabini Gabriel-Petit wrote:
http://new.uxmatters.com/aboutus/
http://new.uxmatters.com/index.php
No use looking for the cause of one specific failure among all the
others in such a case. Better start from scratch and pay attention to
web
2009/1/9 Cristian Palmas cristian.pal...@gmail.com:
Dejan Kozina wrote:
For all those in search of sensible values for font-family:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/eight-definitive-font-stacks/
djn
Thanks for the link, Dejan.
It's a really interesting point of view to know about
Here is the question: how do I retrieve the info that is submitted to me in
a contact form on my website? Via email of some other way?
I understand that this is a basic, and possibly a stupid question. I have
been teaching myself web design from some fantastic web standards books. All
of them
Stacie Pearson wrote:
Here is the question: how do I retrieve the info that is submitted to me in
a contact form on my website? Via email of some other way?
If you're teaching yourself Web-dev, one of your top resources should be
mining the Web for answers via Google. For your above question,
I understand that this is more of a code question than a css question, but I
could really use the help.
You should join Web Design List to ask questions like this.
http://webdesign-l.com/
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Another group that may help you is web weavers webweav...@googlegroups.com
Forms require a combination of Front End html/CSS and a back end
interactive component to make the form work.
Nancy
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Joseph Sims metronom...@yahoo.com wrote:
I understand that this is
Hi all.
I'm having some issues with styling the button element when its active. In
IE 6-7 and Opera 9 the button offsets a pixel downwards when pressed. Is
there anyway to keep it in place?
You can see my attempts here: http://remoulademad.dk/component-center/
Click on Telia Submit Component in
How can I make the column lengths equal on leftcolumn1 and content on
this page? (e.g. so the left column is not visibly shorter?)
http://ambientglow.com/garage/w-w/web/about-crew.html
css: http://ambientglow.com/garage/w-w/web/_css/ww-main.css
Thanks,
Peg
ambientglow
Ambient Glow wrote:
How can I make the column lengths equal on leftcolumn1 and content on
this page? (e.g. so the left column is not visibly shorter?)
http://ambientglow.com/garage/w-w/web/about-crew.html
Peg
ambientglow
Faux column (an image) [1] or the pure CSS method of equal
I hate form elements...
I've run into this problem before, I don't think I've ever actually
understood it.
On this page
http://scotaganda.com/work/MineKey/opinionsBoard.html
the Express your opinion textarea is fine in firefox, but both safari and
ie place control on the right hand side of the
hi Eric,
actually on my ff 3.0.5, it breaks and it worked when padding set to 0
for textarea.
screen.css at line 244
textarea {
height:250px;
padding:0; /* set to 0 */
width:390px;
}
padding of 5px actually pushed the textarea out of bounce.
cheers,
virgil
http://www.jampmark.com
On Sat,
Adding style=overflow:hidden; to the textarea tag will get rid of the
control, but I think you'll still have the same problem w/the width.
Paul C. Wampler
Webmaster
College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR)
1811 Commons Point Drive
Knoxville, TN 37932
(865)
Anonymous wrote:
I'm having some issues with styling the button element when its
active. In IE 6-7 and Opera 9 the button offsets a pixel downwards
when pressed. Is there anyway to keep it in place?
Yes. Modify the margins/paddings.
I prefer to let browsers do their things as long as they
Good Evening;
The Submit button (to the right of the search field) displays correctly with
a green arrow (a background image) in FF. However, in IE 7 the button is
the wrong size and the background image does not show.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
Del
Good Evening;
The Submit button (to the right of the search field) displays correctly with
a green arrow (a background image) in FF. However, in IE 7 the button is
the wrong size and the background image does not show.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
Here is the link
Hi David and Georg and Everyone
Thanks for your input, but unfortunately, starting from scratch is not an
option. I'm already almost a week late getting the magazine out, so if I
can't fix this in the next couple of days, I'll have to generate all of the
Movable Type pages and publish with the
Hi Everyone
I should have mentioned that this problem occurs only with Movable Type 4.2.
The CSS was working fine with Movable Type 3.1. I'm seeing this problem in
both Safari and Firefox on a Mac.
I hope there are some CSS/Movable Type experts on the list who can help.
Thanks!
Regards, Pabini
What caught my eye in the proposed font stacks is that the author paid
attention to Linux - most similar stacks one finds googling around just
care to compare Windows vs. Mac default fonts.
The size differences might be a good chance to try out the
font-size-adjust property[1]. Last time I've
Hi again
I'm now seeing the float drop only in Safari, but there's a different
problem in Firefox on the Mac. The background color for the right sidebar is
overlapping the main content area.
The one layout change I made from the original version was to take a new
approach to get the main
Ooooh noo, not hasLayout!
I've tried adding an explicit width, width and height, and zoom:1 to the
li elements. So far, no dice:
http://datagnostics.com/test/transparent.html
Only float:left has worked so far. Should I be trying to force the a
elements to have layout? Or something else?
On Fri, 9 Jan 2009, Dejan Kozina wrote
The size differences might be a good chance to try out the
font-size-adjust property[1]. Last time I've heard about it was on this
list in 2007 ([2] and [3]), but except for Firefox[4] I'm unsure about
the browser support today...
Reference [1] says The
Mary Ellen Curtin wrote:
http://datagnostics.com/test/transparent.html Only float:left has
worked so far. Should I be trying to force the a elements to have
layout? Or something else?
You've found the bug we (or I at least) usually cures by faking a
background-image.
a {background-image:
On Jan 10, 2009, at 1:02 AM, Dejan Kozina wrote:
The size differences might be a good chance to try out the
font-size-adjust property[1]. Last time I've heard about it was on
this
list in 2007 ([2] and [3]), but except for Firefox[4] I'm unsure
about
the browser support today...
Pabini Gabriel-Petit wrote:
I should have mentioned that this problem occurs only with Movable Type 4.2.
The CSS was working fine with Movable Type 3.1. I'm seeing this problem in
both Safari and Firefox on a Mac.
No problem. Go to:
http://forums.sixapart.com/
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