On 1/20/10 1:20 PM, Peter Bradley wrote:
> James White wrote:
>> It's an issue with multipleIE, basically IE6 thinks that it's whatever
>> version your native IE installation is when evaluating conditional
>> styles because multiple IE doesn't change the IE version that's stored
>> in your system r
Del Wegener wrote:
> I have been fighting these same issues for a several years and I am
> convinced that the best method is to use images.
Hardly. Using images for such purposes are the last resort and always come
with problems, even if you define them with CSS settings that make them
scale ac
> http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/math/#fractions
>
> Their recommended solution (#8260 is the "fraction slash" character):
>
> .above, .below { font-size: 70%;
> font-family: Verdana, Arial, sans-serif; }
> .above { vertical-align: 0.7ex; } .below { vertical-align: -0.3ex; }
>
> I am Eduardo, from Buenos Aires.
> I have a site at
>
> http://notasdematematicaelemental.7p.com/matel_ejemplos.html#PotenciaDefinicion
>
> and I want to write numbers like 3/2 with a fraction bar, ie 3
>
> 2
>
> Does anyone know how to do it?
>
> Thanks
> Eduardo
Eduardo;
I have been fightin
Eduardo Varela wrote:
> Hi, first time I write here.
> I am Eduardo, from Buenos Aires.
> I have a site at
>
> http://notasdematematicaelemental.7p.com/matel_ejemplos.html#PotenciaDefinicion
>
>
Eduardo, Norton Internet Security is reporting 47 virus threats coming
from this site. Are you
> On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 7:23 PM, Eduardo Varela wrote:
> > Hi, first time I write here.
> > I am Eduardo, from Buenos Aires.
> > I have a site at
> >
> > http://notasdematematicaelemental.7p.com/matel_ejemplos.html#PotenciaDefinicion
> >
> > and I want to write numbers like 3/2 with a fracti
I think your best bet would be to use lists. I threw this code
together really quick and it looks good to me. Likely will need to be
tweaked to meet your specific needs, but it's a start.
ul {width: 8px; list-style:none;}
li.numerator {border-bottom:1px s
I played with your code for a few minutes and it appears that the IE6
conditional comments are working. I think your issue is related to
browser resolution. It looks fine in IE6 at 1280x1024, but not at
1024x768. Firefox, it looks fine regardless of screen resolution. You
also have another issue in
Hi, first time I write here.
I am Eduardo, from Buenos Aires.
I have a site at
http://notasdematematicaelemental.7p.com/matel_ejemplos.html#PotenciaDefinicion
and I want to write numbers like 3/2 with a fraction bar, ie 3
Troy Harshman wrote:
> Well, I also so happen to have IE6 still on my XP install (I dual-boot
> Vista and XP), which I didn't upgrade to use for testing. I'm still
> seeing the same behavior. However, I notice you're using absolute
> positioning for your navigation and such, which may be making t
Well, I also so happen to have IE6 still on my XP install (I dual-boot
Vista and XP), which I didn't upgrade to use for testing. I'm still
seeing the same behavior. However, I notice you're using absolute
positioning for your navigation and such, which may be making things
more difficult than the
Troy Harshman wrote:
> I happen to have IE6 on my computer at work. I'm going to be leaving
> shortly, but I took a look at your page and code quick. The page
> doesn't look the same in IE6 as it does in Firefox. The left and right
> navigation menus are both pushed a ways off the screen. Based on
I happen to have IE6 on my computer at work. I'm going to be leaving
shortly, but I took a look at your page and code quick. The page
doesn't look the same in IE6 as it does in Firefox. The left and right
navigation menus are both pushed a ways off the screen. Based on your
IE6 conditional comments
James White wrote:
> It's an issue with multipleIE, basically IE6 thinks that it's whatever
> version your native IE installation is when evaluating conditional
> styles because multiple IE doesn't change the IE version that's stored
> in your system registry.
>
Phew! That's a relief.
Many th
It's an issue with multipleIE, basically IE6 thinks that it's whatever
version your native IE installation is when evaluating conditional
styles because multiple IE doesn't change the IE version that's stored
in your system registry.
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 4:08 PM, Peter Bradley wrote:
> I have
I have a page at:
http://www.peredur.net/swanwick
The main stylesheet is at:
http://www.peredur.net/swanwick/styles/styles.css
There are two blocks of inline, conditional styles; one block for IE7
and one for IE6.
IE7 picks up its styles fine, but IE6 doesn't appear to pick up those
for IE6 -
IE in quirksmode does not drop a declaration such as: font:100%
When other font aspects are already declared, it appears that IE resets all
aspects to their default value, but preserve font-family.
Do you know what's the behavior of other browsers in quirksmode? Do they fail
to obey the specs t
I viewed your site in 1024x768 and main sections were misaligned and I
did have to scroll horizontally. You won't want to leave it like
that. All of the important stuff does fit within my screen, so you're
fine with the widths. I would center all of the important stuff and
then center the backgrou
--- On Tue, 1/19/10, Alan Gresley wrote:
> From: Alan Gresley
> Subject: Re: [css-d] Width 100% Question - 3rd Attempt
> To: "Elli Vizcaino"
> Cc: cs...@css-discuss.org
> Date: Tuesday, January 19, 2010, 8:29 PM
> Elli Vizcaino wrote:
> > 3rd attempt not sure why my email isn't coming through
>
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