Georg is right: It's simply that unclosed a. Browsers will have to rely on
their 'imagination' to create an operational document object model out of
malformed markup, and when it comes to unclosed tags they often compensate
by creating new ones further down the line.
You can see the fixed code in
Hi All,
Maybe I'm being premature here but I really enjoy using some of the CSS3
techniques, of course making sure things degrade gracefully. Mostly using RGBA
with a backup hex, shadow boxes, border radius, font face and others that are
rather low impact and fairly popular.
I'm not sure
Isn't that :
More options / Profile / CSS level 3 ?
Philip Taylor
Nancy Seeger wrote:
Hi All,
Maybe I'm being premature here but I really enjoy using some of the CSS3
techniques, of course making sure things degrade gracefully. Mostly using RGBA
with a backup hex, shadow boxes,
On 1/25/11 5:59 PM, Nancy Seeger wrote:
Hi All,
Maybe I'm being premature here but I really enjoy using some of the CSS3
techniques, of course making sure things degrade gracefully. Mostly using RGBA
with a backup hex, shadow boxes, border radius, font face and others that are
rather low
Philip and David,
If it were a snake... fantastic, I didn't know that had been added.
So in checking this out - what limits does it have? Are vendor prefixes
supported like Webkit etc?
Thanks,
Nancy
On Jan 25, 2011, at 6:10 PM, Philip Taylor (Webmaster, Ret'd) wrote:
Isn't that :
More
This is possibly relevant to Nancy's more recent query :
Philip and David,
If it were a snake... fantastic, I didn't know that had been added.
So in checking this out - what limits does it have? Are vendor prefixes
supported like Webkit etc?
Thanks,
Nancy
Philip Taylor
of any
css module (although they conform to the css syntax and grammar).
However, the css validators will soon be upgraded and instead of flagging them
as an 'error', they'll get a 'warning' flag.
http://meiert.com/en/blog/20110125/realistic-css-validation/
Philippe
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http
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Philip Taylor (Webmaster, Ret'd) wrote:
This is possibly relevant to Nancy's more recent query :
Philip and David,
If it were a snake... fantastic, I didn't know that had been added.
So in checking this out - what limits does it
Hi Philip,
That works much better with vendor extensions, at least in my current instance.
I'll keep using it - bookmarking.
This really helps, thank you!
Nancy
On Jan 25, 2011, at 6:40 PM, Philip Taylor (Webmaster, Ret'd) wrote:
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http://jcl2011.tumblr.com/
Found that in Firefox linked images have a border that is not showing
in Safari. I would like to get rid of that border all together around
the image I have used for the title to the site. It is situated in
the header. What I have tried has not worked. TIA
On this page:
http://seidenschein.com/index.php/seidenschein/practice_areas/C11/
When I print it, the printed version contains only about half the text, it goes
to the bottom of page 1 (of the print layout) and then there is a blank page 2
with no content, even though there is a lot of text
On Jan 26, 2011, at 11:56 AM, Rory Bernstein wrote:
On this page:
http://seidenschein.com/index.php/seidenschein/practice_areas/C11/
When I print it, the printed version contains only about half the text, it
goes to the bottom of page 1 (of the print layout) and then there is a blank
On 1/25/11 9:14 PM, faramineux wrote:
http://jcl2011.tumblr.com/
Found that in Firefox linked images have a border that is not showing
in Safari. I would like to get rid of that border all together around
the image I have used for the title to the site. It is situated in
the header. What I
Try this
a img { border:none; }
#content #newDay .post img { /* border: 1px solid #FF; */ }
Regards,
Chetan
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 7:44 AM, faramineux faramin...@comcast.net wrote:
http://jcl2011.tumblr.com/
Found that in Firefox linked images have a border that is not showing in
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