On Aug 19, 2009, at 1:37 PM, Luc wrote:
>> (and there is a loose } in your css)
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> Same here: no excuse.
ah, that is better; now the page displays as expected in my Gecko
nightly build, which has a stricter error parser.
Dunno what to suggest about iExploder 6. Thing doesn't know what a
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For those who already took a look: i did the unspeakable: posting
without validating first. HTML now validates. Css doesn't because of
the IE stuff.
Sorry about that guys and girls.
But the problem still exists.
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Best regards,
Luc
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Using th
David Gilden wrote:
> Greetings,
>
>
>
> Suggestions are welcomed!!!
>
>
Put it on a public server and provide a clickable link to it in your
post to the list.
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Here ya go.
I am trying to create the following layout using only
The page looks fine on Mac FireFox / Safari.
However the product area is overlapping the top content area wrapper in IE7 (on
XP)!
It does not break at the productArea !
Just tried :
div.clearer {clear: both; line-he
Good evening list,
A few days ago i posted a problem with a gallery i had in a liquid
lay-out. Our friend David provided me with a good alternative
(originally post: gallery in liquid lay-out: can of worms).
However, for my own learning experience i experimented a bit and got
some ini
Ce Ce wrote:
> How do you determine if it might be best to embed some styles right
> within the html page.
No rules, but...
Page specific styles (for "this page" only) may as well go in the page
head, so as to avoid unnecessarily complex stylesheets with lots of "one
off" stuff.
Site wide / sec
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 2:14 PM, David Gilden wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I am trying to create the following layout using only
>
> http://www.coraconnection.com/web/css-comp.gif
>
> The page looks fine on Mac FireFox / Safari.
>
> However the product area is overlapping the top content area wrapper
Greetings,
I am trying to create the following layout using only
http://www.coraconnection.com/web/css-comp.gif
The page looks fine on Mac FireFox / Safari.
However the product area is overlapping the top content area wrapper in IE7 (on
XP)!
It does not break at the productArea !
Here is s
I would say the only time I would embed a style sheet is if the site
is one page only, or that style is specific to that page and no other
page in the site.
Otherwise, if you need to make a change, you have to go in and change
each page. That costs your client money.
It's the same reason I
Hello everyone,
Last week I launched a question and answer site for web designers,
that I thought might interest people here: http://doctype.com
When you ask a web design question, you can choose to have cross-
browser screenshots generated automatically for any browser. Doctype
also archive
--- On Tue, 8/18/09, Ce Ce wrote:
> How do you determine if it might be
> best to embed some styles right within the html page.
Only if:
a) The style is a completely unique, 'one-shot' affair with no potential for
re-use
b) Content is dynamically generated from a single source and, therefore,
Hi,
I always code my CSS on a separate style sheet. But I've seen some
beautiful/contemporary sites with some CSS embedded within the html page,
with accompanying style sheets also. How do you determine if it might be
best to embed some styles right within the html page.
Thanks,
CC
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