CSS for Moodle can be challenging. I have run into another challenge.
On the log in page of our Moodle site (http://sionline.mrooms.net) , we have
this:
/*Here is where two columns are defined*/
Returning to this web site?
On 12.07.2012 19:02, Ron Zisman wrote:
i tried looking at the example you sent, but the stylesheets were so
extensive, i couldn't make heads or tails of it.
http://www.ricochet.org/rollover/home.html
I only included the styles that had to be modified or added. You have
left out all the rest
On Jul 12, 2012, at 12:23 PM, Georg wrote:
> On 12.07.2012 17:14, Ron Zisman wrote:
>> http://ricochet.org/rollover_test/rollover_test.html
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>> hello,
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>> i'd like to be able to scale a container and the images and background
>> images as well as maintain the links. i'm not having much suc
...and if you want to start scaling with more that 2 images
horizontally, change 'max-width' on .nav to a smaller value that sums
up to 100% or less for the number of horizontal images you want.
Georg
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On 12.07.2012 17:14, Ron Zisman wrote:
http://ricochet.org/rollover_test/rollover_test.html
hello,
i'd like to be able to scale a container and the images and background images
as well as maintain the links. i'm not having much success.
a few pointers would be appreciated.
The following work
http://ricochet.org/rollover_test/rollover_test.html
hello,
i'd like to be able to scale a container and the images and background images
as well as maintain the links. i'm not having much success.
a few pointers would be appreciated.
the above link represents what i'd like to end up with, exce
On 7/10/12 7:40 PM, "Isabel Santos" wrote:
>Sorry Jeff,
>spoke too soon, tested this solution:
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