Re: [css-d] unwanted horizontal gap in page

Hello Sara, > Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 22:37:05 -0700 > From: "Sara Ullman" > Subject: [css-d] unwanted horizontal gap in page > To: > Message-ID: <001a01ca037b$f546d080$dfd471...@net> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > I have been unable to figure out why there is a horizon

Re: [css-d] Firefox table margin problem

On Jul 16, 2009, at 10:10 AM, Jeff Jansen wrote: > For tables with captions, I decided to use a 'captioned' class for > tables > which removes the margin-top, and then include the same margin-top > measurement as part of the caption style. I figured this is more > semantically valid than using

Re: [css-d] Firefox table margin problem

Philippe, Thanks for the insight. It's good to know it will be fixed. For tables with captions, I decided to use a 'captioned' class for tables which removes the margin-top, and then include the same margin-top measurement as part of the caption style. I figured this is more semantically valid th

Re: [css-d] Firefox table margin problem

On Jul 16, 2009, at 8:17 AM, Jeff Jansen wrote: > I'm creating some CSS styles for tables that sometimes will have a > caption > and sometime will not. I want 1.5em of white space above and below the > table. If the table has a caption, the upper white space should go > above the > caption, a

[css-d] Firefox table margin problem

Hello all, I'm creating some CSS styles for tables that sometimes will have a caption and sometime will not. I want 1.5em of white space above and below the table. If the table has a caption, the upper white space should go above the caption, and there should be 0.5em of white space between the c

Re: [css-d] Fixed or float?

I have a table centered at the top of the page that I want to remain visible even when the page scrolls. However, I don't want to be able to see the text scrolling behind it. How do I fix this? Which position property would I use? If I'm understanding the problem right, you need

Re: [css-d] Fixed or float?

Ellen Heitman wrote: > I have a table centered at the top of the page that I want to remain visible > even when the page scrolls. However, I don't want to be able to see the text > scrolling behind it. How do I fix this? Which position property would I > use? > > Sounds weired to me, but wha

[css-d] Fixed or float?

I have a table centered at the top of the page that I want to remain visible even when the page scrolls. However, I don't want to be able to see the text scrolling behind it. How do I fix this? Which position property would I use?

Re: [css-d] Interesting IE 6 and 7 bug: absolute bottom position and floated sibling

Thanks David. See Ingo's reply to my post and my reply to Ingo for the identity of the bug and the fix. Best, Darren On 15 Jul 2009, at 17:07, David Laakso wrote: > Darren Brierton wrote: >> The following test case is a simplified version of a layout I am >> working on. >> > >> In IE 6 the

Re: [css-d] Interesting IE 6 and 7 bug: absolute bottom position and floated sibling

Thank you Ingo, that was exactly the problem. I hadn't seen that bug before. Simply including in between h1#logo and div#spacer fixed the problem in both IE6 and IE7. Thanks again. Best, Darren On 15 Jul 2009, at 16:57, Ingo Chao wrote: > 2009/7/15 Darren Brierton : >> ... There are four c

Re: [css-d] Interesting IE 6 and 7 bug: absolute bottom position and floated sibling

Darren Brierton wrote: > The following test case is a simplified version of a layout I am > working on. > > In IE 6 the first element which should be blue and at the bottom of > the viewport does not seem to be rendered at all. > > IE 7 is even stranger. On first loading the page the el

Re: [css-d] general check

My first thought is the graphic in the upper left that shows a severe decline is, perhaps, not the best choice for an investment site where, I assume, they are supposed to be making money... On 7/14/09 10:26 PM, "Noah Learner" wrote: > I am working on relaunching http://www.fureyresearch.com --

Re: [css-d] Interesting IE 6 and 7 bug: absolute bottom position and floated sibling

2009/7/15 Darren Brierton : > ... There are four child elements of body, the first (blue) is > absolutely positioned at the bottom of the viewport, the last (green) > is absolutely positioned at the top of the viewport, the second > (yellow) is a hack (a floated element with a negative margin-botto

[css-d] Interesting IE 6 and 7 bug: absolute bottom position and floated sibling

The following test case is a simplified version of a layout I am working on. There are four child elements of body, the first (blue) is absolutely positioned at the bottom of the viewport, the last (green) is absolutely positioned at the top of the viewport, the second (yellow) is a hack (a

[css-d] (no subject)

Hey Kim andgunther, thanks for your feedback about font size issues and color choices. I will take it under advisement. I used the long pagetitles in order to use keywords in the title bar. - Noah -- Noah Learner LEARNER DESIGN www.learnerdesign.com 31C Bartlett Farm Road | Nantucket, MA 0255

Re: [css-d] Controllling content of div

Gunther Van Butsele wrote: >> Ellen Heitman wrote: >> >>> I don't have a URL yet, I apologize. Hopefully my >>> >> description will be >> >>> pretty simple. Here's what I want to do: I have a calendar, >>> >> and when >> >>> you click on a particular date, some cont

Re: [css-d] Controllling content of div

> Ellen Heitman wrote: > > I don't have a URL yet, I apologize. Hopefully my > description will be > > pretty simple. Here's what I want to do: I have a calendar, > and when > > you click on a particular date, some content associated > with that date > > should appear in a scrollable div els

Re: [css-d] general check :: noah learner

> Noah Learner wrote: > > Hey all, > > > > I am working on relaunching http://www.fureyresearch.com > What do you think? > > Any feedback about aesthetics or layout would be greatly > appreciated. > > > > It seems to do fairly well cross-browser, except for a > missing header on at least