Re: [css-d] border images

Linda Miller, DVM wrote: > Perhaps I am misreading this? > > http://www.css3.info/preview/border-image/ > > It mentions in the list "border-top-image" Personally speaking, I wouldn't recommend trusting any web page concerning W3C recommendations unless it comes from a W3C server. There are, un

Re: [css-d] border images

On Apr 17, 2010, at 3:24 PM, Linda Miller, DVM wrote: > Perhaps I am misreading this? > > http://www.css3.info/preview/border-image/ > > It mentions in the list "border-top-image" That page is wrong. Philippe --- Philippe Wittenbergh http://l-c-n.com/

Re: [css-d] border images

Oh yes, and this article also mentions the border-top image. http://perishablepress.com/press/2010/02/22/css3-border-properties/ Linda __ css-discuss [cs...@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css

Re: [css-d] border images

>Are you sure that specific property exists ? >Webkit supports '-webkit-border-image Perhaps I am misreading this? http://www.css3.info/preview/border-image/ It mentions in the list "border-top-image" Linda __ css-discuss [cs.

Re: [css-d] border images

On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:49 PM, Linda Miller, DVM wrote: > CSS3 topic...for Safari only. > > I have a textarea that has a background image. The background repeats and > looks like parchment paper with brown left and right edges. I also have > another image that looks like the top of the paper.

Re: [css-d] border images

CSS3 topic...for Safari only. I have a textarea that has a background image. The background repeats and looks like parchment paper with brown left and right edges. I also have another image that looks like the top of the paper. I want to use this as the top border image for the textarea but

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:43 PM, Drake Malone wrote: > >> re: >> Check also the "page zoom" level in your IE8. Perhaps yours is at 110%. Look at the right corner of the browser bottom bar or under the menu page|zoom and try resetting it to 100%. B

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

> No, that didn't work either. All break-delimited paragraphs after the > first run inline when ... > br + br {float:left;} > ... is used. Duh! It's true that there is no element that separates these BRs, only text. These are all siblings... -- Regards, Thierry www.tjkdesign.com | articles

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

Rick Gordon wrote: > > Any suggestions as to how I might achieve my aim here? There's no way the > user is going to deal with HTML for this, so CSS is the only hope. > > Its a programming problem. Nothing to do with CSS. Best, ~d -- desktop http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ mobile http://ch

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

No, that didn't work either. All break-delimited paragraphs after the first run inline when ... br + br {float:left;} ... is used. -- On 4/16/10 at 4:57 PM -0700, Thierry Koblentz wrote in a message entitled "Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive":

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

Hi, Chris, I understand this, but as I said, the individual that I'm maintaining the Blogger template for is not going to start inputting HTML every time he wants to make a new paragraph. So I'll do what I can to make his simple input look as good as I can, but he is definitely not going to go

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

> The thing is that I don't want only the first to be widened. I > want all s that are not immediately preceded by another to be > widened. > > I just want to special-case or . I don't want to > special case the following: > > Some text > Some text > Some text > Some text Did you try this:

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

On Fri, 16 Apr 2010, Rick Gordon wrote: > Thanks, Alan, > > The thing is that I don't want only the first to be widened. I want all > s that are not immediately preceded by another to be widened. > > I just want to special-case or . I don't want to special > case the following: Don't us

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

Thanks, Alan, The thing is that I don't want only the first to be widened. I want all s that are not immediately preceded by another to be widened. I just want to special-case or . I don't want to special case the following: Some text Some text Some text Some text Rick Gordon -

Re: [css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

Rick Gordon wrote: > I maintain a Blogger site for a non technical user. Since (unless you > explicitly tag it otherwise) a pblog post consits of a single paragraph, and > uses tags (mapped to the user's carraige returns). > > I would like to set up a means of increasing space under these brea

[css-d] Combinators: How to Address Multiple Successive Tags

I maintain a Blogger site for a non technical user. Since (unless you explicitly tag it otherwise) a pblog post consits of a single paragraph, and uses tags (mapped to the user's carraige returns). I would like to set up a means of increasing space under these breaks, but not multiplying the

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Drake Malone wrote: > Whoops replied under my other email ... > Anyway, lemmee know if those marks show up. Kinda weird why they only > show up on my machine's IE8. > > Heres another b-image that looks funky off by a subpixel: > http://arianhojat.com/temp/problem2.jpg > > > -Arian > re:

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hey Dave, Yes, it was one of first things I checked. Hmmm, looks good on another person IE8 in the office lol. Wonder if it may be specific to my version, IE8 8.0.6001.18702 or just general Friday-crazyness that I can just forget about over the weekend haha. -Arian > re:

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hey Linda, Yes, I have tried background-color:transparent (removed the line but i can add it for double-checking). Its not a background leaking through... Its almost as if the actual image's background-position is being calculated wrong by IE... (unless other peeps confirm its not IE8, Im have to a

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Whoops replied under my other email ... Anyway, lemmee know if those marks show up. Kinda weird why they only show up on my machine's IE8. Heres another b-image that looks funky off by a subpixel: http://arianhojat.com/temp/problem2.jpg -Arian

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hey guys thanks for looking... So you guys dont see the lil' 1px marks here (I highlight them in yellow): http://www.arianhojat.com/temp/problem.jpg I dont see them in FireFox I am using IE8 8.0.6001.18702 (and simulate IE7 with IE8 Browser Mode) Thanks, Arian On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 4:00 PM,

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Tim Snadden wrote: > On 17/04/2010, at 3:56 AM, Arian wrote: > > >> Here is the site: http://www15.acurian.com/jsp/1473/index.jsp (its the >> 'Learn More About...' menu links which are off by a subpixel) >> > > I'm not seeing the problem (running WinXP via parallels). > > I don't see

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

On 17/04/2010, at 3:56 AM, Arian wrote: > Hello all, > I have a page where its fine in FF and IE6, but not in IE7 and 8 and > not sure why if anyone can help > So I have a design where the has a background-image and every > content div before a menu (#navBar) is set via css height/pixels ...

[css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hello all, I have a page where its fine in FF and IE6, but not in IE7 and 8 and not sure why if anyone can help So I have a design where the has a background-image and every content div before a menu (#navBar) is set via css height/pixels ... so I assumed the #navBar list items (which have a b