Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread Philippe Wittenbergh
On Sep 5, 2011, at 9:26 AM, Dan Kaufman wrote: > Consider using the FIXED position property on the Nav menu so it will "hold" > its position on the page. An element with fixed position is positioned > relative to the browser window. It will not move even if the window is > scrolled. This way you

Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread David Laakso
On 9/4/11 8:26 PM, Dan Kaufman wrote: Yes to 1/ The entire width of your layout is visible in an iPad portrait mode, but not all the height is visible. column 1 which contains a vertical Nav menu, and column 2 which contains content. Consider using the FIXED position property on the Nav menu s

Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread Dan Kaufman
Yes to 1/ The entire width of your layout is visible in an iPad portrait mode, but not all the height is visible. column 1 which contains a vertical Nav menu, and column 2 which contains content. But in iPad landscape mode because of the individual height of each of the elements the overall ver

Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread David Laakso
On 9/4/11 6:05 PM, Dan Kaufman wrote: Piano-scrl Where the page is lng on the vertical. Hope this helps. Dan K. re: 1/ When the site is viewed in iPad portrait view are there two columns: nav on the left and

Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread Dan Kaufman
Piano-scrl Where the page is lng on the vertical. As the visitor scrolls down the page, very soon any information about "where" they are is lost, out of sight. All they see is the screen-segment of the current content. The site "ID" is

Re: [css-d] :: iPad :: [ec]

2011-09-04 Thread David Laakso
On 9/4/11 5:47 PM, David Laakso wrote: On 9/4/11 5:23 PM, Dan Kaufman wrote: Works fine in iPad 2, portrait and landscape. Though the site is a piano-scroll layout. In portrait view the last item on the left-column menu is below the screen bottom. Consider tightening up the header and/or li

Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread David Laakso
On 9/4/11 5:23 PM, Dan Kaufman wrote: Works fine in iPad 2, portrait and landscape. Though the site is a piano-scroll layout. In portrait view the last item on the left-column menu is below the screen bottom. Consider tightening up the header and/or line height of the menu li items. Dan K.

Re: [css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread Dan Kaufman
Works fine in iPad 2, portrait and landscape. Though the site is a piano-scroll layout. In portrait view the last item on the left-column menu is below the screen bottom. Consider tightening up the header and/or line height of the menu li items. Dan K. -Original Message- A quick check

Re: [css-d] Image causes scrollbars; header gets weird

2011-09-04 Thread Tom Livingston
Edit: class names cannot start with numbers but otherwise ... Sent from my iPhone On Sep 2, 2011, at 10:00 PM, John wrote: > > On Sep 2, 2011, at 5:53 PM, Tom Livingston wrote: > >> Did you fix the second issue? I don't see a problem, other than the >> lack of semantic elements, like h1 aroun

Re: [css-d] elements moving when zooming out in Firefox

2011-09-04 Thread Micky Hulse
For me, using Firebug, a quick fix was to remove the borders on the first two columns and add 1px width to each. This allowed me to zoom in/out. I typically prefer to put wrapping divs inside my structural floats that add things like borders. Another test was to remove the width of your last floa

[css-d] :: iPad ::

2011-09-04 Thread David Laakso
A quick check of this page in iPad landscape and portrait view appreciated. Best, ~d __ css-discuss [css-d@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://cs

Re: [css-d] Image causes scrollbars; header gets weird

2011-09-04 Thread Tom Livingston
Class names, though meaningful ones makes most sense in the long run for maintenance, can be what ever you want. Using the right elements is a whole different thing. Sent from my iPhone On Sep 2, 2011, at 10:00 PM, John wrote: > > On Sep 2, 2011, at 5:53 PM, Tom Livingston wrote: > >> Did y

Re: [css-d] elements moving when zooming out in Firefox

2011-09-04 Thread David Laakso
On 9/4/11 3:26 AM, Alex Creedy wrote: Hi, When I zoom out in Firefox ('command'& '-' keys on a mac) my layout starts to fall apart elements get pushed down. http://www.hoof.net.au/ Seems fine in Opera& Safari. Does anyone know what I should be looking for to fix it for Firefox? Thanks, enjo

Re: [css-d] Centering text within a float with fluid layout

2011-09-04 Thread Jay Tanna
I would change the #banner h1 style to look like this: #banner h1 { /* float: left; */ background-color: #369; color: #FFC20F; font-size: 150%; width: auto; text-align: center; } You can't have float:left and text-align: center. In the above style, I have commented out

[css-d] elements moving when zooming out in Firefox

2011-09-04 Thread Alex Creedy
Hi, When I zoom out in Firefox ('command' & '-' keys on a mac) my layout starts to fall apart elements get pushed down. http://www.hoof.net.au/ Seems fine in Opera & Safari. Does anyone know what I should be looking for to fix it for Firefox? Thanks, enjoy reading the list. Cheers, Alex __

[css-d] Centering text within a float with fluid layout

2011-09-04 Thread Tim Dawson
I'm doing my first 'mobile' web site, and I'm having difficulties with centring text in the header. I've got a logo floated left, and a header also floated left to come up beside it and occupy all the remaining space to the right. I want the header text to be centred within that remaining spac