Re: [css-d] Page height trunaction

2012-02-02 Thread Ghodmode
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 3:52 AM, Chris Morton wrote: >> >> A solution is to put your gradient in a separate block and give that >> element these rules: >>    position: fixed; >>    top: 0; >>    left: 0; >>    width:100%; >>    height:100%; >>    z-index: -999; >> >> ... and apply your gradient to

Re: [css-d] lines not moving...

2012-02-02 Thread Michael Beaudoin
On 31.01.2012 23:13, Michael Beaudoin wrote: > > >> www.ba-doyn.com/junk/sweep_review > > >If I understood you right, > > >.legalLinks { > font-size: 11px; >clear: left; >padding-left: 82px; >} > > >...seems to work. > > >regards > Georg Thanks to all. It's amazing how many ways ther

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Michael Stevens
SHTML is a "server-side" language which is exactly what he needs. Actually forgot about it but PHP is a better alternative anyways... From: Paceaux [mailto:pace...@madebypaceaux.com] Actually.. there is a way to do this with plain ol' HTML. Kind of. It's call

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread David Laakso
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 3:19 PM, John wrote: thank you for the responses...I apologize for asking about what clearly isn't a CSS issue...my bad! John --- Before you consider taking a coil of rope to the woods, please see this "plain English" SSI tutorial...

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Eric Heitz
On 2/2/12 2:38 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote: john wrote: Can somebody point me to a tutorial that shows how to put a menu into it's own page, the advantage that you edit/adjust once, and all pages are updated, rather than editing the menu on each page. Tutorial ? Sorry, no. Suggestions ? A few

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread John
thank you for the responses...I apologize for asking about what clearly isn't a CSS issue...my bad! John __ css-discuss [css-d@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Paceaux
Actually…. there is a way to do this with plain ol' HTML. Kind of. It's called SHTML. I learned about it on one of my last clients (I promptly switched him to PHP). I'd never recommend the method because HTML is a markup language, not a server-side language…. and I can't imagine the security

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Chris Morton
I put my menu in a HTML page. Each of my real pages are .SHTML, indicating they are server side includes. The code within each .SHTML page looks like this: Sample page: www.eigen.com __ css-discuss [css-d@lists.css-discus

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Michael Stevens
Is this the same question from the WebDesign L list? There was one earlier this morning dealing with it and it was addressed pretty well. Outside of using an actual server side language like PHP, probably javascript as well, you can't accomplish it with just HTML. Mike -Original Message-

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread David Laakso
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 2:34 PM, john wrote: Can somebody point me to a tutorial that shows how to put a menu into it's own page, the advantage that you edit/adjust once, and all pages are updated, rather than editing the menu on each page. John John, you are probably seeking SSI [server s

Re: [css-d] Page height trunaction

2012-02-02 Thread Chris Morton
> > A solution is to put your gradient in a separate block and give that > element these rules: >position: fixed; >top: 0; >left: 0; >width:100%; >height:100%; >z-index: -999; > > ... and apply your gradient to that block instead of the body. > I tried this, creating a *#su

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Ted Rolle Jr.
Write it as PHP and include the PHP file is how I do it. You can have this: whatever.php: Boilerplate code In the calling module: . . . . . . There's probably more elegant solutions. I'm looking forward to seeing them. On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 14:34, john wrote: > Can somebody point me to

Re: [css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread Philip TAYLOR
john wrote: Can somebody point me to a tutorial that shows how to put a menu into it's own page, the advantage that you edit/adjust once, and all pages are updated, rather than editing the menu on each page. Tutorial ? Sorry, no. Suggestions ? A few :: Dreamweaver templates and library

[css-d] menu in separate page?

2012-02-02 Thread john
Can somebody point me to a tutorial that shows how to put a menu into it's own page, the advantage that you edit/adjust once, and all pages are updated, rather than editing the menu on each page. I am googling for this, but not finding anything that exactly deals with this, at least doesn't lo

Re: [css-d] Page height trunaction

2012-02-02 Thread Ghodmode
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 4:30 PM, Jay Tanna wrote: ... > You also need to put height: 100% for * like this: > > * { >        margin: 0px; >        height: 100%;  /* this is required for anything to be 100% */ >        /* padding: 0px; */ > } All elements need to have height 100%? That doesn't make

Re: [css-d] Page height trunaction

2012-02-02 Thread Jay Tanna
> Nope... I replied too soon. Setting > html and body to a height of 100% works > for most pages in Chrome, but not this one: > > http://eigen.com/about/Management.shtml > > Also, in IE8 I can force a scroll bar to appear, but it's > pretty much > static. I don't want to set the height to some