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I notice when trying to style a drop cap, everything looks fine, but some
characters are cut off near the bottom, such as the letter "Q".
I have tried adding width settings which I notice some people do, as well as
adjust the line-height.
span.drop {
float: left;
font-size: 2.5em;
border:
Hello all,
I'm trying to make this layout 100% the height of the browser window.
It uses a table for layout. I know there are other, perhaps
preferrable ways to do layouts than using a table, but I don't have
the option of changing that at this point.
Here's the page (one of several short
> span.drop {
> line-height: .7em;
> }
Your line-height is less than 1em. That means that it's smaller than the
current font size. If you set your line-height to 1 (unitless) or even 1.2,
then your letters aren't chopped off.
---Tim
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Adam wrote:
I notice when trying to style a drop cap, everything looks fine, but some characters are
cut off near the bottom, such as the letter "Q".
I have tried adding width settings which I notice some people do, as well as adjust the line-height.
Here is an example where it happens: htt
Hi everyone, I'm having a slight problem with rounded corners in IE and
need a little help.
I have added this property to my stylesheet but I am not getting the
expect behavior with IE. Here is the property:
#products {
width: 640px;
float: left;
border: 3px solid green;
background: #f9f9f9 url(.
In tracing down a css issue I decomposed the html to the code below.
In IE6, IE8, Safari (pc), & Firefox 3.6.8 the page displays just fine.
In IE7, nothing shows. (ie7 in ietester program)
If the position: relative is removed from div1 the page works.
Or, if the float left is removed from div2 t
From: "David McGlone"
Hi everyone, I'm having a slight problem with rounded corners in IE and
need a little help.
I have added this property to my stylesheet but I am not getting the
expect behavior with IE. Here is the property:
behavior: url(include/styles/border-radius.htc);
Hi David,
On Fri, 2010-08-27 at 14:56 -0400, Al Sparber wrote:
> From: "David McGlone"
> > Hi everyone, I'm having a slight problem with rounded corners in IE and
> > need a little help.
> >
> > I have added this property to my stylesheet but I am not getting the
> > expect behavior with IE. Here is the pro
> Thanks for your reply. I'm not sure if I reply directly to your email here,
> or not.
Usually you reply to list, so others can chime in.
> Yes I did change that. But if you look at the change now (second blog
> entry), why does it add more spacing above the letter Q,d despite my
> padding: 3px
I thought people may be interested in the CSS technique used with this
solution:
http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2010/08/24/developing-an-accessible-star-ratings
-widget/
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Regards,
Thierry
www.tjkdesign.com | www.ez-css.org | @thierrykoblentz
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The default control for in Mobile Safari just doesn't look right for my
purposes. I would like to include my own control for the scanner (slider),
play, pause, etc. Has anyone seen a demo page for this?
Linda
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On 08/27/2010 04:04 PM, Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> The default control for in Mobile Safari just doesn't look right for
> my purposes. I would like to include my own control for the scanner (slider),
> play, pause, etc. Has anyone seen a demo page for this?
>
> Linda
>
>
http://alpha.libre.
Claude Needham wrote:
In tracing down a css issue I decomposed the html to the code below.
In IE6, IE8, Safari (pc), & Firefox 3.6.8 the page displays just fine.
In IE7, nothing shows. (ie7 in ietester program)
If the position: relative is removed from div1 the page works.
Or, if the float lef
Claude Needham wrote:
But, before filing this away under the heading of "unique oddities to
avoid in the future"
I wanted to check with others to see if there was a deeper
understanding to be gleaned or
a "best practices" type of lesson to be learned.
Regards,
Claude Needham
I suppose y
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 7:19 PM, David Laakso
wrote:
> Claude Needham wrote:
>>
>> But, before filing this away under the heading of "unique oddities to
>> avoid in the future"
>> I wanted to check with others to see if there was a deeper
>> understanding to be gleaned or
>> a "best practices" typ
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