Re: [css-d] display issues with tab like menu w/rounded corners

When you hover over the tabs, the lighter blue 'hover image' has a square left side. I believe the OP is trying to hide this. - Keith __ css-discuss [cs...@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d

[css-d] display issues with tab like menu w/rounded corners

I am running Mac OS 10.5.6 and looked at your tabs in Opera 9.63, Safari 3.2.1 and Firefox 3.05. It looks great in all three browsers. What browser are you seeing the problem in? Tracey Howdy, I am trying to put together a menu , and in my example there exists a 'gap' between menu items

Re: [css-d] problem with nav bar

2009/1/26 David Laakso : > Kim Walta wrote: >> >> Hi! This is my first time submitting a questions here. >> http://libraries.slu.edu/liaisons/kwalta/referencelib/reflib.html >> >> Here is my css >> >> http://libraries.slu.edu/liaisons/kwalta/referencelib/reflib.css Just a note from a Non-expert:

Re: [css-d] Different looking site in different browsers?

Sarah Atkinson wrote: How important is it for a site to look exactly the same in different browsers? ... So do you think it would be ok to get away with this meeting in the middle? I figure most customers who look at the site on IE will always look at it on IE and the same goes for other browse

Re: [css-d] problem with nav bar

Kim Walta wrote: Hi! This is my first time submitting a questions here. http://libraries.slu.edu/liaisons/kwalta/referencelib/reflib.html Here is my css http://libraries.slu.edu/liaisons/kwalta/referencelib/reflib.css Welcome! Try (not tested): #lselect a { padding-left:10px;} aside: the

Re: [css-d] Different looking site in different browsers?

Sarah Atkinson wrote: How important is it for a site to look exactly the same in different browsers? "Same look" importance is decided by client, designer and whoever else is involved in decision-making. For the average end-user it isn't important at all, as long as it works and looks ok in th

Re: [css-d] Different looking site in different browsers?

Will your client notice the differences and would it be an issue to your client? The global nav on the site which I work on looks different in IE and Firefox, and I don't think the clients have even noticed. http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ I had almost no input in the structure of this page nor the

[css-d] problem with nav bar

Hi! This is my first time submitting a questions here. The prexisting nav bar at the top (the light blue, orange, red bar) the text is jutting out to the left. I've been staring at this for a while and I'm hoping to use some of your fresh eyes! Any help would be appreciated! I've been working with

Re: [css-d] Different looking site in different browsers?

Sarah Atkinson wrote: Any opinions? Sarah Good to go with IE functional but a little different, imho. -- A thin red line and a salmon-color ampersand forthcoming. http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ __ css-discuss [cs...@

[css-d] Different looking site in different browsers?

How important is it for a site to look exactly the same in different browsers? I¹m using some browser specific css so it looks different in those browsers then in IE. IE doesn¹t look bad and still functions ok it just is a little different. I¹m using rounded boxes because another of our sites round

Re: [css-d] Okay, what if I'm sold on IE6 support - ripped from: Pragmatic look at our CSS future

On top of what has already been suggested (position is everything is a seriously brilliant resource), I would strongly advise getting the IE web development toolbar. It can help a lot when totally lost with an IE bug. With time it becomes pretty quick to figure out if you have margin doubling, gh

Re: [css-d] Okay, what if I'm sold on IE6 support - ripped from: Pragmatic look at our CSS future

Joseph Sims wrote: [...] learning new things is great, but it seems silly for me to teach myself how to break my code for IE6 when in a couple years it might be a pointless knowledge to have. 1: hope you didn't mean that literally, but anyway: don't "break your code for IE6". Keep your code in

Re: [css-d] Okay, what if I'm sold on IE6 support - ripped from: Pragmatic look at our CSS future

Joseph Sims wrote: So, the answers I'm looking for are, where should I go to learn howe to get my site right in IE6? Here are two sites that will help. In the meantime, do not despair... :-) Things wi

[css-d] Okay, what if I'm sold on IE6 support - ripped from: Pragmatic look at our CSS future

Okay, the "Pragmatic look at our CSS future" thread has me thinking. So, if I want to make my sites pixel perfect in IE6, where do I even go to learn all that. It seems like it's an artform in it's self. Not only must you know CSS inside-and-out by itself, but you have to know all the inadequaci

Re: [css-d] Problems with max-width, right aligned div and remaining height design

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: Olivier Sannier wrote: http://photos2.obones.com/photo.php?NoPhoto=483 http://photos2.obones.com/photo.php?NoPhoto=484 Maybe this got unnoticed, but I would really appreciate any help with these problems. In essence: make the basics work without trying to hack the livin

Re: [css-d] Indent ul?

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for: .contentpaneopen ul { margin-left:140px;/* Change this*/ } - Mustafa Quilon __ css-discuss [cs...@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List

Re: [css-d] Indent ul?

Jennifer Knowles wrote: This is driving me nuts and I know it should be simple ... I am trying to indent an unordered list. I could use list-style-position but then if the second line under a bullet isn't indented. I have tried setting the margin and padding both to 30px on both the UL and the

[css-d] Indent ul?

This is driving me nuts and I know it should be simple ... I am trying to indent an unordered list. I could use list-style-position but then if the second line under a bullet isn't indented. I have tried setting the margin and padding both to 30px on both the UL and then tried the same on the

Re: [css-d] Alternative to table layout for border-image wi thout CSS‑3

--- On Sun, 1/25/09, Benct Philip Jonsson wrote: > Awaiting browser support for CSS 3 border-image, > > > > can anyone suggest a good alternative to a table layout > for faking the effect as on ? You can -

Re: [css-d] Styling a Son of Suckerfish Drop Down Menu?

Keith LaFrenier wrote: I noticed that when there's no space between the text the line never wraps, but does wrap after a certain point in between words. http://www.pavetosuccess.org/hands-for-humanity/index1.html You're probably looking for 'white-space: nowrap' then...

Re: [css-d] Problems with max-width, right aligned div and remaining height design

Olivier Sannier wrote: http://photos2.obones.com/photo.php?NoPhoto=483 http://photos2.obones.com/photo.php?NoPhoto=484 Maybe this got unnoticed, but I would really appreciate any help with these problems. We'd like to help, but would you be so kind as to clean up the stylesheet and get rid

Re: [css-d] Alternative to table layout for border-image wi thout CSS‑3

Benct Philip Jonsson wrote: can anyone suggest a good alternative to a table layout for faking the effect as on ? FWIW: I don't know why you should wait either, but I'm too pragmatic to bother with what you didn't ask for :-) A cross-browser alternative, without tables and