I wish I know why. I believe it has to do with treatment of positioned
elements and floating is a type of positioning. Would love to hear an
experts explanation.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Skip Knox wrote:
> Well done, Theresa! You know, I looked at that and did the stupid thing: I
> said,
On 10/12/09 06:39, Nicky McCatty wrote:
> The footer of this website looks fine in all Mac browsers, and PC
> browsers other than Internet Explorer 7. I cannot see anything, like a
> stray, that could explain the problem.
>
In IE7 all of the items in the "footer_tbl" table look okay, except for
The first page you wrote (
http://boisestate.edu/courses/crusades/7th/04.shtml ) has a different markup
than the other pages.
Louis IX at Damietta
I have found this in
http://boisestate.edu/courses/crusades/7th/09.shtmlDifferent markup
with same class names, i belive i
Thanks, Yogesh, but I was looking for a solution in the css, not in the
html. This is because I have literally hundreds of pages with images on
them, all of different sizes. Editing all those by hand was more than I
wanted to contemplate. Anyway, as noted elsewhere, Theresa Newman spotted
the real
On 09/12/09 19:47, andre petyan wrote:
> http://princesslimousine.net/
>
> okay i have this site i am working on
> the person that got me to do it is satisfied but i am not.
> i mean if i show this as a portfolio peace i will be laughed at
>
> what i wanted to do was add a border around everything
Well done, Theresa! You know, I looked at that and did the stupid thing: I
said, naw, no way it's that!
FYI, the clear didn't work. Only removing the float on the img tag worked.
I *knew* it was inheritance, but of course I was only looking at what the
div was inheriting and did not look more cl
Hello,
As Tim and Mehmet have mentioned, setting width should do the trick.
Image wrapper's width is 231px and has 1px border. So total width is
233px. Set this width on imagewrapper. I tested it on IE8 and it works
fine.
DIV.imagewrapper {
.
width: 233px;
}
HTH.
Yogesh
On 12/9/2009 3:41
Did a quick firebug check. Nothing is being inherited down other than
colors and fonts and the like. I use firebug only rarely, so I could
be overlooking something.
Skip Knox
Boise State University
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 2:50 PM, Theresa Newman wrote:
> do you use firebug? it shows what other
I also did the next obvious thing: paste the css over.
I commented out the suspect code from the Crusades page and pasted in
the working code from the WestCiv page. Guess what? Broken!
Okay. It's not the html and it's not the css, and yet one works and
the other doesn't. WTF?
Skip Knox
Boise St
Oops, sorry guys. That working one is sent previously actually uses
tables, which lets that out for comparison. Let's try this one:
http://www.boisestate.edu/courses/westciv/babylon/
That has the same doctype, same html markup, and essentially the same
css as this:
http://boisestate.edu/courses/cr
Maslowski, Eric wrote:
> The site
> I've been working on (at link below) works as expected on FF, IE, and
> Safari on a Windows system. (Vista & XP) However, when the same pages
> are viewed on a Mac (FF & Safari) the alignments are off, there
> seems to be additional kerning on the text, etc. In
You may use contained picture width for css width value.
div.imagewrapper {
...
width:231px; > as image width is 231px, and it is an image not a fluid
content
...
}
http://boisestate.edu/courses/latemiddleages/politics/france/ >This one
using css for layout
http://boisestate.edu/courses/crusades
2009/12/9 Maslowski, Eric :
> Hello all,
> I've mostly been silently following the list here and the advice given has
> helped me in a few instances. So, thanks! What I've run into has completely
> stumped me and I'm hoping someone here may have seen the problem before or
> knows a quick workar
Thanks to Tim and David for the response. I'd already tried both
those, but I gave it another shot. Still the same issue. The caption
insists on filling the entire space.
Here's what's even more fun. I have other sites and these don't
exhibit the behavior. Here's an example:
http://boisestate.edu/
Hello all,
I've mostly been silently following the list here and the advice given has
helped me in a few instances. So, thanks! What I've run into has completely
stumped me and I'm hoping someone here may have seen the problem before or
knows a quick workaround/fix. The site I've been working
The footer of this website looks fine in all Mac browsers, and PC
browsers other than Internet Explorer 7. I cannot see anything, like a
stray , that could explain the problem.
If anyone sees a posible explanation, please let me know.
Thanks,
Nicky
URL: http://grantsetcetera.com/
URL for the
"G. Sørtun" wrote:
> Magnus Fahlström wrote:
>> I don't know how to achieve this without using a table:
>> http://www.magstorm.se/table.htm A table-like design with four
>> columns, with every row numbered, wrapped in a float:left div.
>
> For content that fits the "tabular data" definition, us
> I'm looking for an explanation as well
Presuming that David's fix works (I think it should), here's what's happening:
You didn't specify a width on #imagewrapper, which means that it will expand to
fit the content. That allows the caption to float up next to the image. (or
really, for the ima
To be honest, when I remove the white bg behind the text, it looks
completely fine to me. Can you just remove the white? I can send you a
screen shot if you need...
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 1:47 AM, andre petyan wrote:
> http://princesslimousine.net/
>
--
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Skip Knox wrote:
> I have constructed a couple of divs to allow me to place a caption
> underneath an image. The method works fine in FF and Chrome but not in
> IE8. Here's an example:
>
> http://boisestate.edu/courses/crusades/7th/04.shtml
>
> This is the stylesheet for it
> http://boisestate.edu/
I have constructed a couple of divs to allow me to place a caption
underneath an image. The method works fine in FF and Chrome but not in
IE8. Here's an example:
http://boisestate.edu/courses/crusades/7th/04.shtml
This is the stylesheet for it
http://boisestate.edu/courses/crusades/styles/main.cs
Magnus Fahlström wrote:
> I don't know how to achieve this without using a table:
> http://www.magstorm.se/table.htm A table-like design with four
> columns, with every row numbered, wrapped in a float:left div.
For content that fits the "tabular data" definition, use HTML tables.
Your example
Apologies, people.
I had IE8 and IE7 standalone installed. It appears that if IE7
standalone is installed after IE8, there is some sort of conflict that
causes this problem to appear in both browsers.
Reinstalling IE8 fixed it.
Cheers
Peter
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Hi,
I have a serious problem with dropdowns in IE on a form I maintain:
http://www.spanishintensives.com/booking.php
The dropdowns are being disabled by IE's popup blocker. The problem is
detailed here:
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/07/02/internet-explorer-7-pop-up-bloc
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