Thanks David and Mickey,
All your points make sense, I'll restructure the page so its more stable and
organised.
Cheers,
Alex
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Hi All,
Please consider www.eigen.com. See the bold blue text (e.g., Experience
Artemis in action!) in the middle column (Updates)? I need it to have the
same teal color (#007F9E) as the adjacent hyperlinks. Right now the text is
in a conventional text block and uses it as the style.
I've been
Hi,
#wraper #updates p strong {
color: #FF;
}
Has a much higher specificity than:
strong.teal {
color: #007F9E;
}
You could fix in numerous ways I suppose... Below are a few suggestions.
1.
Change line #156 (your strong.teal class above) to:
#wraper #updates p strong.teal { ...
Sorry, this is wrong:
Just remove #wraper #updates p strong.teal from homepage.css, or
I think what I meant to say was:
Just remove #wraper #updates p strong from homepage.css, or
In other words, if you want the strong text to be teal, then just go
with strong.teal {}.
Thanks!
Micky
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#5 would be the way I'd do it. There was a great presentation (by Nicole
Sullivan) posted here last week about the difficulties of specificity war in
CSS. Keep your selectors' specificity as low as possible.
Kevin
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7.9.2011 20:17, Chris Morton wrote:
Please consider www.eigen.com.
You didn't validate... only one markup error (spurious /div) might be
serious to styling (indirectly - if it reflects unintended div structure).
See the bold blue text (e.g., Experience
Artemis in action!) in the middle
I have a page which Safari and Firefox (Mac and Win FF) display
correctly but Win IE 6 gets a few things really wrong.
3 BIG things I see: mangles my header type at the top...instead of
being vertically centered to the logo, it pushes the dark gray bar
down and sits at the bottom of that
On 9/5/11 3:27 AM, Tim Dawson wrote:
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
On Sep 7, 2011 7:02 PM, John j...@coffeeonmars.com
I have a PNG-24 with transparency which Win IE 6 shows as having a light
blue background.
Look for help from the PIE.htc fix for this one. IE6 does not support
24-bit transparency. Odd that it's blue. It should be grey.
Tim
Could be considered OT, but front end devs are usually chopping images in
their day to day, and this trick has become standard practice for me.
Using the posterize layer effect (in Photoshop) will let you constrain the
number of unique colour values.
For example instead of an image having 200
On 8/09/2011 8:58 AM, John wrote:
I have a page which Safari and Firefox (Mac and Win FF) display
correctly but Win IE 6 gets a few things really wrong.
3 BIG things I see: mangles my header type at the top...instead of being
vertically centered to the logo, it pushes the dark gray bar down and
On Sep 7, 2011, at 6:16 PM, Alan Gresley wrote:
Are you bothered by the scroll-bars in IE6? Are you concerned that
the Featured UX project: Wisconsin Public Radio header is lower
in IE7?
thank you, Alan;
Yes to the first. To the second, I need to get IE7 loaded on our PC
here.. That
That certainly seems a very good explanation of what one
sees. Thank you.
Actually the floated h1 is centering but because you have floated it, it
automatically shrinks to fit within the contents of that floated element. That
is why when you increase the width of the h1, you can see it
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