[css-d] IE6 hover state

Hello everybody, I've fixed the positioning problems that I always have with IE6 and 7 (yay!), but the hover state issue with IE6 remains. I found the htc hack from http://www.kavoir.com/2009/01/css-selectorhover-hack-for-ie6.html but I don't think I implemented it correctly. Any ideas?

Re: [css-d] IE formatting

Rich Wendrock Forum wrote: > I am trying to format the links in a menu. They look the way I want them to > Firefox but do not look right in IE 8. > > > > Can you tell me why it is not working in IE? > > Can you provide a clickable link to the page? And state the version(s) of IE give you d

Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

"Better than giving a fish to someone is to teach that someone how to fish." Thanks a lot David, again. I will properly test the above later tonight. Regards, Márcio __ css-discuss [cs...@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css

Re: [css-d] IE formatting

I am trying to format the links in a menu. They look the way I want them to Firefox but do not look right in IE 8. Can you tell me why it is not working in IE? here is the CSS code [snip...] ::: Hi Rich, Can you send a link to a p

Re: [css-d] NOT restarting numbered lists after element

On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Climis, Tim wrote: >> After inserting the I find I cannot continue with my second list item >> as "2"; the list starts over at "1". Can I do that using CSS? I've got >> the other sub-items to style correctly using CSS, so this is my only problem. > > There's two

Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

> 0) Should we have both, the big margin and bottom value technique and a > defined height? Or one will suffice (I will test, is just to have some > theoretic references) > Do it both ways. Then you may know which way is best for the situation you currently face, > 1) > So, we apply a min-

[css-d] IE formatting

I am trying to format the links in a menu. They look the way I want them to Firefox but do not look right in IE 8. Can you tell me why it is not working in IE? here is the CSS code .menu { font-size: medium; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none; } .menu a:link, .menu a:visited

Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

> You could try something like: > > #conteudoPrimeiraColunaProdutoHome, > #conteudoSegundaColunaProdutoHome, > #conteudoTerceiraColunaProdutoHome { > min-height:7em; > _height:7em; > } > > You could try something like: > > #conteudoPrimeiraColunaProdutoHome, > #conteudoSegundaColun

Re: [css-d] Strange display in Safari

> We're a little off-topic here as these are markup rather than CSS issues; > but, nevertheless the extra may be generated by your WP php script. > I think so too. Now I restored the backup because there were too many little errors popping up. I'll try again. Sorry for offtopic! Ania _

Re: [css-d] IE6 not displaying header (background OR content)

Robin at Wonderbaby Designs wrote: > I am having trouble with IE6 not displaying the entire header of my > design. > http://www.wonderbabydesigns.com/testing/pinwheel_layout.htm > > Robin~ > The layout/css you are using is almost as old, tired, and obsolete as IE/6 :-) . 1/ Amend this sele