On 2009/10/06 18:44 (GMT-0400) David McGlone composed:
> Hi all, Can I get a site check @ http://www.premierfirst.org
> I only have Firefox and Opera and IE 8. I am suspecting my images in the
> top left are going to be messed up in IE6, but I'm pretty confident the
> layout should be good across
David McGlone wrote:
> Hi all, Can I get a site check @ http://www.premierfirst.org
>
> I only have Firefox and Opera and IE 8. I am suspecting my images in the
> top left are going to be messed up in IE6, but I'm pretty confident the
> layout should be good across all browsers.
>
> Blessings
> Dav
Hi,
In IE6 it falls apart. Sidebar is pushed down below of contents and the
top photo disappears.
I also think that the top title lacks some contrast. The red one over
the blue grayish background.
HTH.
Roberto
David McGlone wrote:
> Hi all, Can I get a site check @ http://www.premierfirst.org
> >Hi all, Can I get a site check @ http://www.premierfirst.org
> >
> >I only have Firefox and Opera and IE 8. I am suspecting my images in
> the
> >top left are going to be messed up in IE6, but I'm pretty confident
> the
> >layout should be good across all browsers.
> >
> >Blessings
> >David M.
On Oct 7, 2009, at 4:28 AM, Ezequiel Garzón wrote:
> Thank you all for your replies! They have taught me a lot in very
> little
> time.
>
> Is it possible to open the default stylesheet? Are settings such as
> 'a {
> color: blue; text-decoration: underline; }' de facto or formal
> standard
Hi David,
I looked at it on a Mac using Opera, Firefox, and Safari. It looked
fine in all three. I did notice you may have an "s" missing from
your "All Right Reserved" in your footer.
Site looks nice and clean.
Louise
On 10/6/09, David McGlone wrote:
>Hi all, Can I get a site check @ htt
Hi all, Can I get a site check @ http://www.premierfirst.org
I only have Firefox and Opera and IE 8. I am suspecting my images in the
top left are going to be messed up in IE6, but I'm pretty confident the
layout should be good across all browsers.
Blessings
David M.
> I have a background image with alpha transparency (a drop shadow) in a
> div behind my menu. IE6 doesn't support alpha transparency, as you
> know. What I'd like to do is just create a style for IE6 that removes
> the div's background. I'm unsure as to how to comment out for IE6, and
> what I've
I have a background image with alpha transparency (a drop shadow) in a
div behind my menu. IE6 doesn't support alpha transparency, as you
know. What I'd like to do is just create a style for IE6 that removes
the div's background. I'm unsure as to how to comment out for IE6, and
what I've go
Thank you all for your replies! They have taught me a lot in very little
time.
Is it possible to open the default stylesheet? Are settings such as 'a {
color: blue; text-decoration: underline; }' de facto or formal standards?
Cheers,
Ezequiel
At 10/5/2009 06:42 AM, David Laakso wrote:
>The initial specs for this proposal call for the 10-item top horizontal
>navigation.
>The clinker is it needs to be functional in Blackberry and iPhone as
>well. Turning the nav to block for handheld is not a problem. But, seems
>to me, it will present th
--- On Tue, 10/6/09, Ezequiel Garzón wrote:
> Greetings. As you will be able to
> tell, I'm a CSS rookie. My doubt is,
> if the body contains all the other containers, why does
> body { ... }
> behave different from * { ... }? Aren't properties supposed
> to
> cascade? Inheritable properties at l
Greetings. As you will be able to tell, I'm a CSS rookie. My doubt is,
if the body contains all the other containers, why does body { ... }
behave different from * { ... }? Aren't properties supposed to
cascade? Inheritable properties at least, no? But then I find that
body { color:black; }
and
On Oct 6, 2009, at 9:47 PM, Ezequiel Garzón wrote:
> My doubt is,
> if the body contains all the other containers, why does body { ... }
> behave different from * { ... }? Aren't properties supposed to
> cascade? Inheritable properties at least, no? But then I find that
>
> body { color:black; }
Greetings. As you will be able to tell, I'm a CSS rookie. My doubt is,
if the body contains all the other containers, why does body { ... }
behave different from * { ... }? Aren't properties supposed to
cascade? Inheritable properties at least, no? But then I find that
body { color:black; }
and
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