Re: [css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

David Laakso wrote: Timariane Thornewig wrote: I just tried to adjust the CSS and I created another version of the HTML called: http://www.ashelighting.com/controldesign2.html It's not really solving my problem, but I think I'm getting closer! Unable to hit a moving target :-) . Let it be

Re: [css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

On Mon, 30 Aug 2010, Timariane Thornewig wrote: I just tried to adjust the CSS and I created another version of the HTML called: http://www.ashelighting.com/controldesign2.html It's not really solving my problem, but I think I'm getting closer! It's worse!

Re: [css-d] Need help with width please

> I want it to load quickly and if I drop the resolution down it > loses the crispness. Being an artist, he's not pleased with that. I've > tried using % and em in the css file to get the image a bit smaller, but > it gets all messed up when I do. The main image is 1024 wide and it > probably needs

Re: [css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

> --- On Tue, 31/8/10, Timariane Thornewig wrote: > >> I was wondering if someone can help me out, I'm a newbie. >> The logo is appearing on top of my text in several versions >> of IE. and then ... On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 7:24 PM, Timariane Thornewig wrote: > I just tried to adjust the CSS and

[css-d] Need help with width please

I am developing a website for someone and I'm not happy with how it's coming together. What I want to address right now is the width. At 100% you have to scroll right/left a bit to see it all and I think it loses some of the effect. He has a wider screen than I do and he likes how it looks on hi

Re: [css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

Timariane Thornewig wrote: I just tried to adjust the CSS and I created another version of the HTML called: http://www.ashelighting.com/controldesign2.html It's not really solving my problem, but I think I'm getting closer! Unable to hit a moving target :-) . Let it be and make no furt

Re: [css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

I just tried to adjust the CSS and I created another version of the HTML called: http://www.ashelighting.com/controldesign2.html It's not really solving my problem, but I think I'm getting closer! --- On Tue, 8/31/10, Timariane Thornewig wrote: From: Timariane Thornewig Subject: Re: [css-d] IE

Re: [css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

The page is identical in Mozilla 3.6.8 and IE8. What version of IE have you tested in? IE8 screen shot is here: hth --- On Tue, 31/8/10, Timariane Thornewig wrote: > I was wondering if so

[css-d] IE Problem - logo appearing on top of text

Hello, I was wondering if someone can help me out, I'm a newbie. The logo is appearing on top of my text in several versions of IE. http://www.ashelighting.com/controldesign.html I think this is just one of the pages it's happening on. May be happening on other pages of the site. Anyone know o

Re: [css-d] IE6 sillyness

Tom Livingston wrote: I have the following in my stylesheet: How can I fix this? Please provide a url. Thanks. ~d -- :: desktop and mobile :: http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ __ css-discuss [cs...@lists.css-discuss.o

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

Thanks all. I finally decided to wrap the major groupings in a wrapper, and set margin-bottom for the .by-country class. Rick Gordon -- On 8/30/10 at 10:25 PM +0200, Joergen W. Lang wrote in a message entitled "Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?": >If I unders

Re: [css-d] 100% height for table

On Aug 30, 2010, at 11:19 AM, Climis, Tim wrote: Does anyone have any idea about this? Can I truly not create a table that is 100% the height of the browser window? I've tried adding a min- height to the table too but it doesn't seem to make any difference. I'm confused... What are you tryin

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

If I understand your question correctly, something like the stuff below might work for you. I used the following HTML, based on your example: 1st paragraph 2nd paragraph Some heading 3rd paragraph 4th paragraph 5th paragraph and this CSS: p { color: green; } h2 + p, p + p { colo

[css-d] IE6 sillyness

I have the following in my stylesheet: #header-sub.plansEmp{background: url(../images/member/member-header-biker-bg.jpg) 0 0 no-repeat;} #header-sub.plansIndividual{background: url(../images/member/member-header-families-bg.jpg) 0 0 no-repeat;} In IE6, #header-sub.plansEmp works. But when I go to

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 1:16 PM, Rick Gordon wrote: > Yes, Tim, I understand that, and in fact, I am currently addressing the h2. > > The reason why I was trying to do it the other way is because the context is > for EPUB formatting, and space above the h2 causes it to fall lower on the > page i

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

Adjacent sibling in reverse is not possible but you could adapt direct siblings using something like this: h2 > p { color: yellow; } hth --- On Mon, 30/8/10, Rick Gordon wrote: > Is there some way to address the > first member of an adjacent sibling selector, as opposed to > the last membe

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

Yes, Tim, I understand that, and in fact, I am currently addressing the h2. The reason why I was trying to do it the other way is because the context is for EPUB formatting, and space above the h2 causes it to fall lower on the page if the h2 is at the top of a page. By addressing the p prior to

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

> >Something like this perhaps? > >h2+p { > > > >} > > But that affects p tags that fall AFTER h2's, not before, no? > Yes, that's correct. I don't think there's a way to do this without Javascript. What about styling the h2 instead of the p? I don't know what your use case is, but if, for ex

Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

But that affects p tags that fall AFTER h2's, not before, no? -- On 8/30/10 at 12:37 PM +0100, MEM wrote in a message entitled "Re: [css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?": >2010/8/30 Rick Gordon >> >> Is there some way to address the first member of an adjacent sibling

Re: [css-d] 100% height for table

> Does anyone have any idea about this? Can I truly not create a table > that is 100% the height of the browser window? I've tried adding a > min- height to the table too but it doesn't seem to make any > difference. I'm confused... What are you trying to do? You have height=100% set on your tab

Re: [css-d] 100% height for table

Does anyone have any idea about this? Can I truly not create a table that is 100% the height of the browser window? I've tried adding a min- height to the table too but it doesn't seem to make any difference. Help please! On Aug 27, 2010, at 10:37 AM, Jody Levinson wrote: Hello all, I'm

Re: [css-d] IE8.0 problem

On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 10:49:42AM -0400, David Laakso wrote: > Rick Pasotto wrote: > >Does IE8 work differently on different versions of Windows? > > > >My site ( http://d37tm.org ) doubles the height of the header -- at > >least on IE8 on XP. I see it in browsershots.com (I think you can see > >t

Re: [css-d] IE8.0 problem

Rick Pasotto wrote: Does IE8 work differently on different versions of Windows? My site ( http://d37tm.org ) doubles the height of the header -- at least on IE8 on XP. I see it in browsershots.com (I think you can see the results at http://browsershots.org/http://d37tm.org/ ) The css is: #hdr0

[css-d] IE8.0 problem

Does IE8 work differently on different versions of Windows? My site ( http://d37tm.org ) doubles the height of the header -- at least on IE8 on XP. I see it in browsershots.com (I think you can see the results at http://browsershots.org/http://d37tm.org/ ) The css is: #hdr0 { position: relat

[css-d] Adjacent Sibling Selectors in Reverse?

Is there some way to address the first member of an adjacent sibling selector, as opposed to the last member? For example, if I wanted to address p tags immediately preceding an h2, how might I go about it? Thanks. -- ___ RICK GORDON EMERALD VALL