Re: [css-d] scrollbar position

MEM wrote: > Thanks Tim and David, > > The reason I'm having all this bunch of divs, is because I want to have > borders with gradient and rounded corners, using the so called "1 image > technique". > I don't understand what all does divs do, because I see only the code but no > explanations about

Re: [css-d] scrollbar position

Thanks Tim and David, The reason I'm having all this bunch of divs, is because I want to have borders with gradient and rounded corners, using the so called "1 image technique". I don't understand what all does divs do, because I see only the code but no explanations about the whys. 1) If you c

Re: [css-d] scrollbar position

On 18/06/2009, at 12:19 PM, MEM wrote: > Hello, > > I’m trying to work with boxes having rounded corners and gradient > borders. > I’m using a 1 image technique to accomplish that. > > Some boxes will eventually need some scrollbars. But I’m having a > hard time > figuring out, how can we pro

Re: [css-d] scrollbar position

MEM wrote: > Can I please have your help on this: > http://www.cantinho.org/pt/cantinho-site/outra_tecnica.html > > I'm unable to move the scrollbar up. I want the scrollbar to be inside the > parent div and with some margin on top and bottom... No success. > I'm newbie on CSS. Any help would be g

Re: [css-d] negative margin in safari and Opera

On 19/06/2009, at 4:51 AM, JGardner wrote: > Hello, > > I am looking for information regarding how opera and safari handle > negative margins. I am working on a site - http://www.lauramcguire.com/ > which I used a negative margin to place the navigation at the top > right of the web page.

[css-d] scrollbar position

Can I please have your help on this: http://www.cantinho.org/pt/cantinho-site/outra_tecnica.html I'm unable to move the scrollbar up. I want the scrollbar to be inside the parent div and with some margin on top and bottom... No success. I'm newbie on CSS. Any help would be greatly appreciated. T

Re: [css-d] negative margin in safari and Opera

That fixed it, I don't fully understand why, but I really appreciate the solution! I did notice that only Safari does not show the on:hover pink underline in the top nav only. It works on the bottom navigation, so I am guessing it still has something to do with the positioning. Thanks again,

Re: [css-d] negative margin in safari and Opera

JGardner wrote: > I am looking for information regarding how opera and safari handle > negative margins. Same as Gecko (Firefox etc.) and IE. > I am working on a site - http://www.lauramcguire.com/ which I used a > negative margin to place the navigation at the top right of the web > page. >

Re: [css-d] CSS Dropdown Menu Trouble IE7

OK--- I've realized my error, and it has nothing to do with the css menu styles. On the home page I included a random image script to rotate the main image. This script is incorporated into the page as an include. That random image include had a comment that lay outside the closing php tag, ins

Re: [css-d] IE7 problem with a gap between divs [redux]

Thanks Tim, The explanation -- re: descenders -- now makes it clear! ...Rob Rob Emenecker @ Hairy Dog Digital www.hairydogdigital.com Please note: Return e-mail messages are only accepted from discussion groups that this e-mail address subscribes to. All ot

Re: [css-d] CSS Dropdown Menu Trouble IE7

Thank you Cristine. But the problem is in IE7. John on 6/18/09 11:06 AM, Chrinstine Dunn at cd...@hibbertgroup.com wrote: > They both work fine in firefox on my Mac. > > > Christine Dunn > Web Designer > > The Hibbert Group > cd...@hibbertgroup.com > 609-394-4763 > __

Re: [css-d] IE7 problem with a gap between divs [redux]

On 19/06/2009, at 12:14 AM, Rob Emenecker wrote: > > Hi David, > > Just when you think IE7 is going to behave! > > I went back and tried to simplify the graphic element on the > masthead of > that IE7-errant page of mine. Instead of two horizontal graphics, > there are > now 2 vertically stac

[css-d] negative margin in safari and Opera

Hello, I am looking for information regarding how opera and safari handle negative margins. I am working on a site - http://www.lauramcguire.com/ which I used a negative margin to place the navigation at the top right of the web page. It works fine in I.E. and Firefox but does not show up in

Re: [css-d] IE7 problem with a gap between divs [redux]

> It is as if IE7 is not collapsing whitespace inside of the > DIV. Is that correct? What I find particularly mind-numbing about this is that they are just two graphics. No text. Yes, there is a carraige return in the code for the sake of legibility, but it should not be treated as white space. T

[css-d] CSS Dropdown Menu Trouble IE7

Hi: I'm having a problem with a css dropdown menu in IE7. The home page is here in English: http://www.leylatorres.com Or here in Spanish: http://www.leylatorres.com/pages/spanish/index_spanish.php The menu styles are here: http://www.leylatorres.com/includes/CSS_PLAY_MENU/STYLES/cssPlay.css T

Re: [css-d] IE7 problem with a gap between divs [redux]

Hi David, Just when you think IE7 is going to behave! I went back and tried to simplify the graphic element on the masthead of that IE7-errant page of mine. Instead of two horizontal graphics, there are now 2 vertically stacked graphics. This seemed to behave better except for IE7 -- of course.