Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Add...
* html #main {margin-bottom: 0; padding-bottom: 0; /*IE6*/}
*:first-child+html #main {margin-bottom: 0; padding-bottom: 0; /*IE7*/}
...below the existing bottom margin/padding manipulation, to help old IE
to render as intended.
This is necessary because
Duane Nelson wrote:
Thanks again...You know, I try not to do anything fancy. The less
hacks; the better.
Definitely!!!
Maybe one of these day, I can figure out some of these hacks myself.
Focus on mastering all the standard-stuff, as that's where the future is.
Browser-targeted hacks
Hi does anyone know why I'm getting white spaces between sliced images ? I have
a bunch of img tags within the div and I can't figure out why the images
have spaces, and currently why half of the image slices look fine and the rest
look like a jigsaw puzzle.
Hi does anyone know why I'm getting white spaces between sliced images ? I
have a bunch of img tags within the div and I can't figure out why the
images have spaces, and currently why half of the image slices look fine and
the rest look like a jigsaw puzzle.
hi, maybe you need:
img {
Christopher R wrote:
Hi does anyone know why I'm getting white spaces between sliced images ? I
have a bunch of img tags within the div and I can't figure out why the
images have spaces, and currently why half of the image slices look fine and
the rest look like a jigsaw puzzle.
I'm
Hi, All
Please look at this page http://claimexdemo.hcoms.co.uk/case_studies.php.
Click menu item titled Case studies several times, you'll see that the
whole page moves to right and then to left quickly. I checked the whole code
but found none of problem. Could somebody help me out? Thanks in
Most of the times when the experts in this mailing list take a look at
some HTML and CSS code they find a solution for problems within minutes.
Therefore I kindly ask and stronlgy encourage you, as it was asked
before, to provide a link to the HTML and CSS code, so the others can
analyze the
I couldn't reproduce the behaviour you mentioned in FF3 or IE7, but you
might experience a page jump due to the vertical scroll bar appearing
for a short time when rendering the page and then disappearing. The
design is centered, and the centered position is calculated in regards
to the width
Subject: [css-d] Why this page moves?
Hi, All
Please look at this page
http://claimexdemo.hcoms.co.uk/case_studies.php.
Click menu item titled Case studies several times, you'll see that
the
whole page moves to right and then to left quickly. I checked the whole
code
but found none of
I put in padding 0, margin 0 within the div and that didn't solve it neither
did display:inline or display: block.
idname img {rules} is how I currently have it laid out. Now what also I find
odd is that I have all my slices loaded but 2 slices don't show up
in the right order there still is a
I've got a problem with IE and :hover. As you can see in the stylesheet, the
:hover is being applied to an anchor tag, so it should work. But when I hover
over the link, nothing shows up. Is there anything you all see that might be
causing problems?
(the reason for all the inline styles is
Hi Everyone -
I'm having an issue again with a CSS menu falling behind a flash slideshow.
The test site is at http://test.omahabuyersbroker.com. I've validated, and
it has no errors. I did set wmode on the Flash to transparent
Any thoughts would be very much appreciated.
Todd
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] Why this page moves?
For prevention take a look at:
http://css-tricks.com/eliminate-jumps-in-horizontal-centering-by-
forcing-a-scroll-bar/
Oh yuck.
There must be a more elegant solution than forcing scroll bars.
Cheers
Ian
ray wrote:
Please look at this page http://claimexdemo.hcoms.co.uk/case_studies.php.
Click menu item titled Case studies several times, you'll see that the
whole page moves to right and then to left quickly. I checked the whole code
but found none of problem. Could somebody help me out?
Hi,
I am having this problem with the container div and have it outlined
in green. If I set the container div to relative and leave the
overflow: hidden off the container div does not go around the section
and the right border does not show up in either mozilla, safari or
firefox but all
Climis, Tim wrote:
I've got a problem with IE and :hover. As you can see in the
stylesheet, the :hover is being applied to an anchor tag, so it
should work. But when I hover over the link, nothing shows up. Is
there anything you all see that might be causing problems?
Looking at your code,
Or maybe the a element doesn't extend its height around the span, and
therefore there is no visible hover effect.
That's it. Thanks, sort of. I put this project down for a few months, and was
just getting back to it today. Originally, I didn't have the span. I just
had an empty a with a
Hi all the green background on the right hand head is too wide as shown in
this image:
www.copywritecolombia.com/ie.gif
The page is:
http://www.copywritecolombia.com/test.php
How can I make the green header on the right box less wide?
Also how can I make the height of the left box the same as
Climis, Tim wrote:
So I now have a new question: how can I give an empty link height
in IE? Since the height property in the css isn't working.
That would only work on block level elements, so 'display:block;'
would do the trick.
But that may not have the desired result if you're planning on
Climis, Tim wrote:
That would only work on block level elements, so 'display:block;'
would do the trick.
That's what I thought, but I get them display:block already.
So why don't you use an actual transparent gif as filling for the
link?
That's my fall back solution but I wanted to try doing
Melinda Odom wrote:
Hi,
I am having this problem with the container div...
http://www.designhosting.us/vardy/test.html
Assuming ypu control the markup, add a first to open, last to close, division.
Something like this should hold the blocks together and centered rail to rail
Climis, Tim wrote:
That would only work on block level elements, so 'display:block;'
would do the trick.
That's what I thought, but I get them display:block already.
If the element has display:block, it should respond to the height
property as far as I know.
Looking at the page in Firefox
2009/3/10 trevor bayliss bayliss_tre...@yahoo.com:
Hi all the green background on the right hand head is too wide as shown in
this image:
www.copywritecolombia.com/ie.gif
The page is:
http://www.copywritecolombia.com/test.php
How can I make the green header on the right box less wide?
ray wrote:
Hi, All
Please look at this page http://claimexdemo.hcoms.co.uk/case_studies.php.
Click menu item titled Case studies several times, you'll see that the
whole page moves to right and then to left quickly. I checked the whole code
but found none of problem. Could somebody help me
Christopher R wrote:
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 8:38 AM Virgilio Quilario
virgilio.quila...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi does anyone know why I'm getting white spaces between sliced
images ? I have a bunch of img tags within the div and I can't
figure out why the images have spaces, and currently why
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