On Mar 31, 2010, at 3:12 AM, Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> I was using the #closeButton selector and just changing the font size. This
> did not work as expected and I should have checked it in other browsers
> before posting. Since it was not working correctly in Safari, I thought that
> it was
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Subject: [css-d] More new to css questions
Ok,
I am beginning to warm up to u
Ok,
I am beginning to warm up to using div's, but perhaps I am being impatient. I
was using tables to line up 4 "sections" horizontally, with sections 2, 3, and
4, each containing a form. How do you do that with div?
Check this out for a good laugh (or cry?)...
http://www.coastalind.com/test
MB wrote:
> Bill Braun said:
>
>> Your interpretation is a bit on the literal side, but I am grateful for
>> your kind words nevertheless.
>>
>
> My apologies. I forgot the smiley. Digital communication can be
> difficult when writing on the run.
>
I've impaled myself on that hook a t
Bill Braun said:
>Your interpretation is a bit on the literal side, but I am grateful for
>your kind words nevertheless.
My apologies. I forgot the smiley. Digital communication can be
difficult when writing on the run.
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>what were you trying to do?
Change the font size of the close button that has this
>what was the problem? you never explained what was happening.
It did not display as expected (increased font size) in Safari on the Mac but
does in FireFox and Mobile Safari.
#closeButton {
font-size:2
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> Thank you, Kata. My problem apparently was that I was testing in Safari on
> the Mac. I was using the #closeButton selector and just changing the font
> size. This did not work as expected and I should have checked it in other
> browse
Thank you, Kata. My problem apparently was that I was testing in Safari on the
Mac. I was using the #closeButton selector and just changing the font size.
This did not work as expected and I should have checked it in other browsers
before posting. Since it was not working correctly in Safari,
Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> I would like to style an input button
>
>
>
> What selector would I use to do this?
>
> There are other buttons that I do not want to style the same as this
> button.
Hi, i use the following for not ie6 browsers:
input[type="submit"] {
anything: you_want;
}
and use
Ed Seedhouse wrote:
> And I close with a recommendation to read the links provided by Bill.
>
Credit goes to MB for the links.
Bill B
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MB wrote:
> Bill Braun said:
>
>> Setting aside the moral implications, having made a transition from a
>> site built completely around tables to one based on , the latter,
>> in my experience and opinion, takes much better advantage of CSS. I have
>> been able to do everything using as I d
This is the code that fixed it
/*end global nav*/
/* for IE5.5 and IE6 only */
#globalnav {
position: relative;
z-index: 2;
}
.home-main-text-wrapper {
z-index: 1;
}
/***
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 5:28
There is nothing evil about tables, which are a part of html and as
such serve the purpose of marking up tabular content. If the content
is naturally tabular, then it is wrong to mark it up other than with a
table.
Yes, it is wrong to use tables to create a layout, but not to use them
when approp
Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> Sorry. I should have checked this first.
Checked what?
> It must have been the browser that I was using Safari 4.0.4 on the
> Mac.
No, I think it's on line 42 of your code. A wild guess, but it _might_ be
true, whereas your guess is most probably wrong, as you s
Sorry. I should have checked this first. It must have been the browser that I
was using Safari 4.0.4 on the Mac. I just tried it in Firefox and it works
fine.
Linda
On Mar 30, 2010, at 10:42 AM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
#closeButton ?
Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> I would like to style an input b
#closeButton ?
Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> I would like to style an input button
>
>
>
> What selector would I use to do this?
>
> There are other buttons that I do not want to style the same as this button.
>
> Thank you,
> Linda
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Chris Blake wrote:
>
> Anyone know of a standard and simple reset.css file to use.
>
>
> Thanks, CB
>
Code without using using a reset,css file. You'll learn what you are
doing and why you are doing it. Your css file will be light, lean, mean,
and will load fast. It will be easy to maintain t
I would like to style an input button
What selector would I use to do this?
There are other buttons that I do not want to style the same as this button.
Thank you,
Linda
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David, do you happen to have a list of those available CSS frameworks you
went through? It might be of interest to several of us here.
Skip Knox
Boise State University
But, yes. I think the general idea is you should "roll your own."
> FWIW I went through all available "CSS frameworks" last yea
So, what fixed it???
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From: "Joe Jackson"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 8:19 AM
Subject: Re: [css-d] Problems with IE6 - update
> Sorry all, its working now
>
> Thanks for all your help! much appreciated
Sorry all, its working now
Thanks for all your help! much appreciated
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 4:09 PM, Joe Jackson wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have just tried the following which is working in IE8 but in IE6 the drop
> down menu is still showing behind the main image?
>
> /*end global nav*/
> /* for IE5.5
Hi
I have just tried the following which is working in IE8 but in IE6 the drop
down menu is still showing behind the main image?
/*end global nav*/
/* for IE5.5 and IE6 only */
#globalnav {
position: relative;
z-index: 2;
}
.home-main-text-wrapper {
z-index: 1;
}
/**
On 3/30/10 5:27 AM, Chris Blake wrote:
>
>>> From: Chris Blake
>>>
>>> Anyone know of a standard and simple reset.css file to use.
>>
>> This is a good, recent article from our very own Thierry:
>>
>> http://carsonified.com/blog/design/setting-rather-than-resetting-default-styling/
>>
>>
>>I think
Thanks Guys
I have used
.globalnav {
position: relative;
z-index: 1;
}
however this is now putting the menu behing the main image on IE8 etc when
it was previously only occuring on IE6?
Anything else that I would need to do, does it need to go in an IE6 only
stylesheet? If so what is th
>> From: Chris Blake
>>
>> Anyone know of a standard and simple reset.css file to
>> use.
>
> This is a good, recent article from our very own Thierry:
>
> http://carsonified.com/blog/design/setting-rather-than-resetting-default-styling/
>
> I think the general point to take from the current prev
Tim Climis wrote:
> Mmm. I believe he meant "they" to refer back to the elements.
Well, that's certainly one possible interpretation :
perhaps Alan will clarify.
** Phil.
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On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 7:27:36 am CEO, Raynham Villas wrote:
> Alan Gresley wrote:
> > So absolutely positioned elements are offset (left, right, top and
> > bottom) from this initial containing block (viewport) unless it has an
> > ancestor with position relative, absolute or fixed [1].
>
> I
Alan Gresley wrote:
> So absolutely positioned elements are offset (left, right, top and
> bottom) from this initial containing block (viewport) unless it has an
> ancestor with position relative, absolute or fixed [1].
If "it" refers back to "this initial containing block (viewport)",
as one w
Jared Stein wrote:
> Hey all, I teach web design and dev courses at the college level and often
> steer students away from absolute positioning as a first-choice CSS layout
> solution in favor of float.
>
> I've read John Faulds' post on the pitfalls of abs pos here
> http://csscreator.com/node
> From: Chris Blake
>
> Anyone know of a standard and simple reset.css file to
> use.
This is a good, recent article from our very own Thierry:
http://carsonified.com/blog/design/setting-rather-than-resetting-default-styling/
I think the general point to take from the current prevailing opinio
Hi,
Anyone know of a standard and simple reset.css file to use.
I finally have a 'back to the old days' job, a website purely HTML and
CSS, and standards compliant - what a cool challenge. The design has
been done by print designers so it's not going to be easy either!
Thanks, CB
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