Jay Tanna wrote:
>> From: Debbie Campbell
>> On this site (WordPress if it makes
>> any difference):
>>
>>> http://www.onejedi.com/
>> My sticky footer is working fine in FF and IE8 - but in
>> Safari/Win,
>> Opera and Chrome, the footer is sliding up slightly over
>> the bottom of
>> div#conte
>>Brian wrote:
>> Hi,
>> In IE7 and Firefox the advertisement on my site
>> http://www.locallaw11of1998.com/ has an unwanted border around it,
>> because it is a link. The ad is a CSS list as the code below shows. I
>> tried a few ways of giving it text-decoration: none; but that didn't
>> wo
Well, according to your source code, there's supposed to be a logo
there, called LOGO.jpg. Doesn't look like the image is on the server.
Did you upload the images folder to the server? Is the logo in the
images folder?
Theresa
On Nov 5, 2009, at 3:01 PM, Norman Fournier wrote:
> Safari 4.
Thanks - I'm getting better. Enough to answer the occasional question
and be close to correct. LOL!
Theresa
On Nov 7, 2009, at 5:29 PM, Brian M. Curran wrote:
>
>
>> Theresa wrote:
>> Does giving #sideNavBar li a { } a rule of border:none help? Text-
>> decoration has nothing to do with a
On Nov 8, 2009, at 10:22 AM, Del Wegener wrote:
>
> I think if you add border = 0 to the attributes img, the border
> will go
a img { border: none; }
Philippe
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> Hi,
> In IE7 and Firefox the advertisement on my site
> http://www.locallaw11of1998.com/ has an unwanted border around it, because
> it is a link. The ad is a CSS list as the code below shows. I tried a few
> ways of giving it text-decoration: none; but that didn't work. Does anyone
> know
Hi,
In IE7 and Firefox the advertisement on my site
http://www.locallaw11of1998.com/ has an unwanted border around it, because it
is a link. The ad is a CSS list as the code below shows. I tried a few ways of
giving it text-decoration: none; but that didn't work. Does anyone know how to
get rid
Jay Tanna wrote:
> So is Lassko our resident expert on all things CSS here?
Mmmm, *Laakso* is _good_ - especially at tearing our dream-designs
apart. I quite often let him have a go at mine ;-)
>
> It is useful to know so that we can fire quick questions towards him
> to his direct email.
U
> let lassko have a look at it. If he doesn't swear at you it
> must be fine ;)
>
So is Lassko our resident expert on all things CSS here?
It is useful to know so that we can fire quick questions towards him to his
direct email.
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Debbie,
The trick with footer to remain at the bottom of the page irrespective of
content or browsers used is to to change or add to the the #body section in css
file as follows:
#body {
padding-bottom:60px; /* Height of the footer */
}
Also, add or change the footer ID to:
footer {
pos
On this site (WordPress if it makes any difference):
> http://www.onejedi.com/
My sticky footer is working fine in FF and IE8 - but in Safari/Win,
Opera and Chrome, the footer is sliding up slightly over the bottom of
div#content.
In IE7 the footer's way up into #content.
I'm using this stick
michael ray wrote:
[...]
> So, my question is this? What are the mandatory requirements for a true 'Holy
> Grail' layout?
A layout that works the same in every browser even if you have a
slightly narrow viewpoint.
You have written on your main page.
"Because every browser has its own quirks,
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