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As a learner when it comes to HTML/CSS I am a little confused about
(apparently) recent changes to HTML, moving functionality to CSS.
For example: given an in-line citation such as (McConnell, 2002) in an
academic/scientific paper, the bibliographic reference might
I'm not familiar with the rotating post plugin, does it use frames? If
not, WordPress doesn't use frames. It uses PHP to dynamically create
pages. Also, it looks like you're using the default theme since you
have div id=content class=narrowcolumn. Narrowcolumn is an
element in the default theme's
I caught on to that after sending the email. The plugin author was using the
Kubrik theme as an example tis why it didn't work on my theme.
I don't think it uses frames and the author provided a stylesheet to modify,
I just can't seem to make this basic changes to get this to fit in with my
theme.
--- On Wed, 2/10/10, fred dagg rickdu...@hotmail.co.nz wrote:
For example: given an in-line citation such as (McConnell,
2002) in an academic/scientific paper, the bibliographic
reference might be:
McConnell, S. (July, 2002) The Business of Software
Improvement. IEEE Software pp. 5-7
MarvinC wrote:
I caught on to that after sending the email. The plugin author was using the
Kubrik theme as an example tis why it didn't work on my theme.
I don't think it uses frames and the author provided a stylesheet to modify,
I just can't seem to make this basic changes to get this to
The best way to tackle this would be to view the source for the page
from your browser. Note all of the elements involved in the trouble
area and go through your styles and see what's going on with each of
them. Keep in mind that WordPress also dynamically assigns classes as
well, so you'll want
http://www.nusolutions.biz/demos/dg/gfa/
The top system is the one I'm trying to customize. Basically what I'm trying
to do is decrease the width to match that of my other two boxes and add a
heading? for the title and a different one for the buttons. So the title
heading may be a red background
what I'm trying to do is decrease the width to match that of my other two
boxes
You're not setting a width anywhere. If you want to make the container the
same width as the others, you need to either specify a width or margins on
#rp_frame.
But also, you have 4 boxes in the column on that
Problem:
This problem is from a drupal (content management system) site. Note
the top nav and left nav. The left nav has the top nav elements (the
parents) in it but I want to hide them with CSS. This works great in
firefox but not in IE6 which I must support. Screenshots of each are
below.
On 2/10/10 6:50 AM, Bobby Jack wrote:
--- On Wed, 2/10/10, fred daggrickdu...@hotmail.co.nz wrote:
For example: given an in-line citation such as (McConnell, 2002) in
an academic/scientific paper, the bibliographic reference might
be:
McConnell, S. (July, 2002) The Business of Software
On 2/10/10 8:09 AM, MarvinC wrote:
http://www.nusolutions.biz/demos/dg/gfa/
The top system is the one I'm trying to customize. Basically what I'm
trying to do is decrease the width to match that of my other two
boxes and add a heading? for the title and a different one for the
buttons. So
This is a small thing but I do like to understand why styles behave the way
they do. Here is a sample page in question:
http://boisestate.edu/webcenter/bestpractice/accessibility.shtml
Stylesheets are here:
http://boisestate.edu/webcenter/styles/main.css
On Feb 11, 2010, at 12:39 PM, Skip Knox wrote:
This is a small thing but I do like to understand why styles behave the way
they do. Here is a sample page in question:
http://boisestate.edu/webcenter/bestpractice/accessibility.shtml
Stylesheets are here:
On 11 February 2010 14:39, Skip Knox sk...@boisestate.edu wrote:
1. Can someone explain why, with no width on the li, the words wrap the way
they do
I suspect that this is to do with the 11em right margin on line 5 of the
bestpractice stylesheet.
2. Can someone offer a better solution to
Color me *duh*
If it's not too much trouble, could you say how you detected that? I looked
for width statements, so I was obviously focused on the wrong thing. When
led you to the right margin business? Was it a tool? Logic? Intuition?
Just curious. (the question goes to both Seona and Philippe,
On 11 February 2010 15:04, Skip Knox sk...@boisestate.edu wrote:
Color me *duh*
If it's not too much trouble, could you say how you detected that? I looked
for width statements, so I was obviously focused on the wrong thing. When
led you to the right margin business? Was it a tool? Logic?
On Feb 11, 2010, at 1:04 PM, Skip Knox wrote:
f it's not too much trouble, could you say how you detected that? I looked
for width statements, so I was obviously focused on the wrong thing. When
led you to the right margin business? Was it a tool? Logic? Intuition?
The Firebug extension for
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