[css-d] Default Styling for / iBooks Hack

2011-07-18 Thread Rick Gordon
Is there any conventional default for ? I am thinking there is not, though perhaps a case could be made for text-transform:uppercase. The reason I ask is this: There is an ad hoc convention among many who style CSS for EPUBs in iBooks to work around the fact that iBooks will ignore font/font-fa

Re: [css-d] Logo in a div

2011-07-18 Thread Brian M. Curran
Hi Brian, CSS works better when the page structure is not minimal. Putting a logo inside a div allows you to add further styles to the context you're currently using. For example, you could add a background image (or more images with CSS3) to the div, thus creating a more visually appealing effect

Re: [css-d] Logo in a div

2011-07-18 Thread David Laakso
On 7/18/11 2:00 PM, Brian M. Curran wrote: Why does www.seobook.com put his logo in a div? It seems like its' only purpose is to hold the code class="logo". Wouldn't it have been easier to put the class="logo" in the img tag like how I did on my site: www.draftingservices.com ? Brian Le

Re: [css-d] Logo in a div

2011-07-18 Thread Claude Needham
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 11:00 AM, Brian M. Curran wrote: > Hello, > > Why does www.seobook.com put his logo in a div? It seems like its' only > purpose is to hold the code class="logo". Wouldn't it have been easier to > put the class="logo" in the img tag like how I did on my site: > www.draftings

Re: [css-d] Logo in a div

2011-07-18 Thread Philip TAYLOR (Webmaster, Ret'd)
Brian M. Curran wrote: > Why does www.seobook.com put his logo in a div? It seems like its' only > purpose is to hold the code class="logo". Wouldn't it have been easier to > put the class="logo" in the img tag like how I did on my site: > www.draftingservices.com ? Well, clearly I don't /know

Re: [css-d] Logo in a div

2011-07-18 Thread Gabriele Romanato
Hi Brian, CSS works better when the page structure is not minimal. Putting a logo inside a div allows you to add further styles to the context you're currently using. For example, you could add a background image (or more images with CSS3) to the div, thus creating a more visually appealing effect

[css-d] Logo in a div

2011-07-18 Thread Brian M. Curran
Hello, Why does www.seobook.com put his logo in a div? It seems like its' only purpose is to hold the code class="logo". Wouldn't it have been easier to put the class="logo" in the img tag like how I did on my site: www.draftingservices.com ? I'm not criticizing here. Rather, I'm just trying t

Re: [css-d] Why are the properties disappearing?

2011-07-18 Thread Jukka K. Korpela
18.07.2011 18:38, onno de jong wrote: In the following example: http://circularcreation.com/sprites.html > I've created a single image rollover using a sprite, but when > I duplicate that (3x) and give each link a different id and then > update the coordinates, the other three do not show up.

Re: [css-d] Why are the properties disappearing?

2011-07-18 Thread Claude Needham
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 8:38 AM, onno de jong wrote: > In the following example: http://circularcreation.com/sprites.html I've > created a single image rollover using a sprite, but when I duplicate that > (3x) and give each link a different id and then update the coordinates, the > other three

[css-d] Why are the properties disappearing?

2011-07-18 Thread onno de jong
In the following example: http://circularcreation.com/sprites.html I've created a single image rollover using a sprite, but when I duplicate that (3x) and give each link a different id and then update the coordinates, the other three do not show up. In firebug, it shows the background properties