Karen Gunnell wrote:
http://www.netministries.ie/joomla
[1] I have a dynamic component that requires a vertical scrollbar if
the display is larger than the height set. This works perfectly in FF
but not in IE(7). It's the item marked staff corner
(Div=yvComment).
The code in the
Hi,
my site is http://www.netministries.ie/joomla. I have 2 questions..
[1] I have a dynamic component that requires a vertical scrollbar if the
display is larger than the height set. This works perfectly in FF but not in
IE(7). It's the item marked staff corner (Div=yvComment). I have
included
I may be making this harder than it needs to be.
http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/index2.html
( CSS: http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/style2.css )
Now, on my PC this menu looks perfect in FF 3.0.5, IE7, Safari 3.2, Chrome
1, and Opera 9.52.
However, when you view it in FF or Safari on Mac
Valerie Wininger wrote:
I may be making this harder than it needs to be.
http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/index2.html
( CSS: http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/style2.css )
Now, on my PC this menu looks perfect in FF 3.0.5, IE7, Safari 3.2, Chrome
1, and Opera 9.52.
However, when you
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:39 PM, David Laakso
da...@chelseacreekstudio.comwrote:
Valerie Wininger wrote:
I may be making this harder than it needs to be.
http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/index2.html
( CSS: http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/style2.css )
Now, on my PC this menu looks
Why aren't you just using float?
check: http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_float.asp
2009/2/3 Olivier Sannier obo...@free.fr:
Hi all,
Let's consider this web site:
http://photos.obones.com/
As you can see, it uses frames and tables in the top frame to do the
layout. This is not the
Hi all,
Let's consider this web site:
http://photos.obones.com/
As you can see, it uses frames and tables in the top frame to do the
layout. This is not the recommended way to do things nowadays, so I'm
trying to rewrite this using divs and CSS for the layout.
Most of it is working, but I have
Valerie Wininger wrote:
http://valeriewininger.com/dev_21rl/index2.html
David--based on your comments, I think I may not have effectively
communicated the area I'm having trouble with. I was referring to the top
nav menu--the gap appears between the pink, unselected tabs and the
On 2009/02/03 16:08 (GMT-0500) Valerie Wininger composed:
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:39 PM, David Laakso
I assume you are 'suggesting' that I use ems instead of px--I have never
used that method before, but if using pixels causes that much of a problem,
I suppose I should give it a shot!
To
From: Olivier Sannier obo...@free.fr
I have trouble reproducing the top frame
buttons. Using divs, I got the result visible at this address:
http://photos2.obones.com/
Do the following changes have close to the effect you seek?
.header_lang
{
width: 60px;
text-align: center;
http://www.emspacedesign.com/bio2.html
I'm using the Faux Columns technique to create this layout. The XHTML code and
the CSS have both been validated.
The page is showing up correctly in Firefox on the PC and on the Mac. (And it
doesn't break that badly when you enlarge the text size in the
I've been using Opera for a long time and I think it is a good browser but I
will be making a switch over to chrome. I have more of a statement
to make about Chrome when I tried the beta version (I know it's still lingers
to some extent as a beta) did it seem to anyone that it appears
to
Christopher R wrote:
I've been using Opera for a long time and I think it is a good browser but I
will be making a switch over to chrome. I have more of a statement
to make about Chrome when I tried the beta version (I know it's still lingers
to some extent as a beta) did it seem to anyone
Well, as far as rendering goes, I suppose that's possible. Well
designed sites should look the same across all browsers. However, to say
outright that it's an IE Clone is a smidge silly, considering that its
WebKit at its roots.
However, I never thought or considered that Google
I just got an email from a company I'm contracting through, from their
engineers (don't get me started on these guys). My html/css is 100%
standards compliant, and looks identical in firefox 3.0.5, safari, opera,
and all versions of ie. Great, right? But they just sent me a series of
Eric Cash wrote:
I just got an email from a company I'm contracting through, from their
engineers (don't get me started on these guys). My html/css is 100%
standards compliant, and looks identical in firefox 3.0.5, safari, opera,
and all versions of ie. Great, right? But they just sent me a
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