Claude Needham wrote:
> Some time, in the now distant past, I tried using max-width in a css project.
> The behavior was so quirky across browsers that I solved it another way.
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> The numerous code samples suggested on this list lead me to believe that
> the situation has changed and that max-widt
Some time, in the now distant past, I tried using max-width in a css project.
The behavior was so quirky across browsers that I solved it another way.
The numerous code samples suggested on this list lead me to believe that
the situation has changed and that max-width is a very functional property
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On 7/04/2010 at 8:26 p.m. David Laakso wrote:
>Joergen, in your example try (assuming we all share a sense of humor)?
>img#rings {
>/*delete width: 50%;*/
>max-width: 50%; /*add*/
>height: auto; /*add*/
>z-index: 10;
>}
If I may be so bold as to
Joergen W. Lang wrote:
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>> Examole: http://tinyurl.com/yfl8nb8
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> Working example (using your code):
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>http://www.joergen-lang.com/css-d/examples/img-resize/
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> Joergen
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Joergen, in your example try (assuming we all share a sense
Am 07.04.10 21:45, schrieb Conjurer:
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> It is about 520 x 520 px. I set it to be fixed position at the
> bottom 0 and left 0 - and a z-index to place it in front of
> everything.
Not quite, but see below.
> It looks great (to me) when I look at it on a screen with 1024x768
> resolution s
Not sure if this is even doable with CSS, but here goes...
I have a picture - head and torso, that I removed the background from,
added a shadow, and saved as a png with alpha transparency.
It is about 520 x 520 px. I set it to be fixed position at the bottom 0
and left 0 - and a z-index to pl
Matthew wrote:
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>> Thank you, but when I float: left the div containing the text, and float:
>> right the image, the image vanishes and the crowd at the bottom is no longer
>> behind the next. Nor does it stop at the right point if the browser becomes
>> too small.
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Man, Otis
Angela French wrote:
> I am using a graphic as a background image on all lists in my site.
> The problem is that on nested lists, the graphic appears twice on the
> that is the first item for the nested list.
This would be easier if you specified the URL, so that we can see the markup
and all o
Hello,
I am using a graphic as a background image on all lists in my site. The
problem is that on nested lists, the graphic appears twice on the that is
the first item for the nested list. How do I make this NOT happen?
My style is written like this:
ul li {
background: url(../images/rightar
> On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 06:39 PM, jeffrey morin wrote:
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> I found this online and it works for me on submit buttons. Not sure why,
> but adding these two properties hides text on IE.
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> color: transparent;
> text-transform: uppercase;
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That works as well. It is strange - uppercase or capitali
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 11:30 AM, Leo Luchs wrote:
> Looking at http://www.fuenf-nrw.de/2010/index_test.php you will notice a
> search-form in the upper right corner. IE7 does not only show the
> magnifying-glass but also the value "Go". I've hoped to prevent it by
> using text-indent: -px. Th
At least part of why it is confusing to get those javascript rotating images to
place correctly is because there are two properties controlling them:
/* - rotator in-page placement - */
div#rotator {
background: #000;
width:300px;
position: relative;
On 7/04/2010, at 3:30 AM, Tim Snadden wrote:
> Your message entitled
> Text indent won't work.
> Some options I can think of:
> Try using
> Try using
> Graceful degradation for By the way, on Firefox 3.6 Mac the button is sitting below the bottom
> border of the text input.
> Cheers, Ti
Tim Snadden wrote:
> They can appear in
On 7/04/2010, at 10:26 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
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> Tim Snadden wrote:
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>> You can handle this as follows:
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>> @media print {
>> body { font-family: "Arial Narrow", sans-serif ; }
>> }
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>> @media screen {
>> body {font-family: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif; }
>> }
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> Thank you, Tim
Tim Snadden wrote:
> You can handle this as follows:
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> @media print {
> body { font-family: "Arial Narrow", sans-serif ; }
> }
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> @media screen {
> body {font-family: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif; }
> }
Thank you, Tim. I assume that the "@media" constructs
appear within a
On 7/04/2010, at 10:11 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
> Finding myself writing (this morning) :
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> BODY {font-family: "Arial Narrow", sans-serif}
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> BODY {font-family: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif}
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> I felt the urge to want to simp
Finding myself writing (this morning) :
BODY {font-family: "Arial Narrow", sans-serif}
BODY {font-family: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif}
I felt the urge to want to simplify it, along the lines of
BODY:
SOLVED Here is a link that seems to work in several browsers.
http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=21981
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 12:24 PM, Nancy Johnson wrote:
> I have an "Email a Friend" using an open new window js. I've set the
> pop-up window size to be 525px wide. ?Many times th
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