[css-d] ASP.NET - Tableless Forms

Hi All New to this CSS world but loving it. I have seen many examples of tableless forms such as that at Dynamic Drive - CSS Library http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/csslibrary/item/css-tableless-form/P10/ However, I cannot find anything that works with ASP.NET components such , etc. Is it

Re: [css-d] Sliding Door and Drop Downs

From: "Erik Zettersten" > Example: > The sliding door techniques requires two "wrapping" elements to make it > work. In the example above I've used the "li" as the main wrapper and the > "a" as the inner wrapper (common in most cases). > When adding a drop down action by manipulating the child ,

[css-d] Sliding Door and Drop Downs

Example: Link here This dropped down! Another Link Pretty Lightwieght and Dynamic? Another here One More here Getting Kind of Repetative huh Okay - image link download (http://www.zettersten.com/downloads/image-links.gif) * { margin:0px;

Re: [css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

Hi Brian, Alan, David Thanks for your ideas. The float idea looks promising; I'll have to see how it behaves when I add in the other elements (the example is a considerable simplification of the live case). Unfortunately I cannot use "white-space: pre" and need the NBSP entities because this HTM

Re: [css-d] Style a select tag (the arrow part)

Blake, Thanks for the reply and confirming this. I did find several Javascript-based solutions in my internet search, so I will investigate those options further. Thanks, Stephen On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Blake wrote: > On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Stephen Tang > wrote: >> Based on

Re: [css-d] New to List First question.

> > Not really sure how relevant browser statistic are regarding the > practical application of CSS. Nevertheless, there was a very long > thread > last month, on somewhat related matters, that may help be of > interest to > you. It begins here: >

Re: [css-d] New to List First question.

Ryan Little @ Gusto wrote: > My question to all of you is with Browser Statistics: > > Ryan > Welcome to the list! Not really sure how relevant browser statistic are regarding the practical application of CSS. Nevertheless, there was a very long thread last month, on somewhat related matters

Re: [css-d] New to List First question.

Thanks Ron and Dan, I should have thought of running my own stats to see where they were falling in but looking at your stats Ron I see generally the same thing... 50% of users are using ie 6 and up and 26% are using Fx. My stats come in fairly similar on several sites with Ie 5x almost n

Re: [css-d] New to List First question.

At 03:11 PM 2/16/2009 -0800, Dan Gayle wrote: >IIRC, those stats only come from visitors of the W3Schools website, >and thus are highly swayed toward web designers who are using FF and >away from IE. I would agree with that. My busiest site (Psymon) gets a couple of thousand unique visitors every

Re: [css-d] New to List First question.

IIRC, those stats only come from visitors of the W3Schools website, and thus are highly swayed toward web designers who are using FF and away from IE. On Feb 16, 2009, at 3:01 PM, Ryan Little @ Gusto wrote: > Hi all, > > I have been lurking for the last few days watching the eb and flo. I >

[css-d] New to List First question.

Hi all, I have been lurking for the last few days watching the eb and flo. I am very impressed with some of the experts here that are giving up their time to help. On that regards first let me say thank you very much for your time, my first question is more of a interest I think. I have b

Re: [css-d] Style a select tag (the arrow part)

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Stephen Tang wrote: > Based on current information on the internet, I presume that there is > no way to do this with CSS only. Am I right? 100% There are JavaScript solutions around, I suggest you check that option out if you want to do any complex styling on SE

[css-d] Style a select tag (the arrow part)

Hello all, Is there a way to style the down arrow in a tag as shown in this image with just CSS for IE6 and FF3? http://stephentang.info/test/selecttag.gif Based on current information on the internet, I presume that there is no way to do this with CSS only. Am I right? Thank you for reading th

Re: [css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

Trevor Nicholls wrote: > Example found at http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~tmjpbn/csw5.html > I have a (div) code fragment which has a text content (div) 'fragbody', > styled with white-space:nowrap ... You could use white-space: pre; which would give the same no-wrap effect but you could eliminate

Re: [css-d] Cross Browser Positioning Changes

jyu...@aol.com wrote: > I notice that if I position text on a webpage using absolute > positioning, the text rises up the page or falls down the page > depending on the browser I use. I'd like to see an example of that. Got a link? > How can I "pin" text to a particular spot on a web page and

[css-d] Cross Browser Positioning Changes

I have a feeling that I am about the 10,000th person to have raised this issue and that it must have been answered somewhere before.  I notice that if I position text on a webpage using absolute positioning, the text rises up the page or falls down the page depending on the browser I use.  How c

Re: [css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

Trevor Nicholls wrote: > Hi > > Example found at http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~tmjpbn/csw5.html > > I have a (div) code fragment which has a text content (div) 'fragbody', > styled with white-space:nowrap and displayed in a colored rectangle with a > black border. > > Apparently in IE6 if the br

Re: [css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

Trevor Nicholls wrote: > > Example found at http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~tmjpbn/csw5.html > > > > Apparently in IE6 if the browser window is narrowed the border and colored > background "box" will not shrink to be smaller than the text, and the user > can scroll right to see the end of the text and

Re: [css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

Hi Sarah I'm afraid that suggestion doesn't work. The browser shows a horizontal scrollbar no matter how wide the window is stretched, and the RH edge of the fragment box is never quite in view. Why can't the border simply follow the width of the text? Rather than "block" (as you suggested) I tri

Re: [css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

On 2/16/09 10:08 AM, "Trevor Nicholls" wrote: > Hi > > Example found at http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~tmjpbn/csw5.html > > I have a (div) code fragment which has a text content (div) 'fragbody', > styled with white-space:nowrap and displayed in a colored rectangle with a > black border. > >

[css-d] nowrap and border issue in IE6 and/or IE7

Hi Example found at http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~tmjpbn/csw5.html I have a (div) code fragment which has a text content (div) 'fragbody', styled with white-space:nowrap and displayed in a colored rectangle with a black border. Apparently in IE6 if the browser window is narrowed the border and co

Re: [css-d] mac os x 10.4.11 seamonkey/camino

David Laakso wrote: > Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: >> >> >> >> Safari 2.04 isn't pretty: the 6 colour boxes collapse to something >> 10px tall. Need to think about a fix here. > > > Not so sure those colored blocks are pretty in any browser but they > are > definitly taller than 10px in all my

Re: [css-d] mac os x 10.4.11 seamonkey/camino

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > On Feb 16, 2009, at 4:14 PM, David Laakso wrote: > >> >> Both Camino and SeaMonkey throwing #content right. > > Which SeaMonkey, Camino ? > > (answer: any browser based on Gecko 1.8.1 and older - that includes > Firefox 2.) Sheesh... Only have latest ver FF. > >>