is why it looks weird.
Alex Foley
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The problem is my main page is the heaviest of the pages...it carries a
large Flash graphic (although that would soon go away...). One thing
I've decided on is that the user downloading a separate stylesheet for
each page is no good... I have always maintained individual CSS files to
avoid the
creen.css
webcommon/styles/dynamic.css?tab=company&subtab=about
or should I keep combining them? Basically, the idea is to minimize
HTTP requests, because there are many images, etc., on these pages.
Caching styles may be a huge draw too. Someone who knows more about
this please let
Many times when you add a border onmouseover, it's adding something that
wasn't there before. Give the item a margin of the border width, then
take the margin away and replace it with a border on mouseover.
Alex Foley
Portman wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am changing a JavaScript
You could add a containing element around all of the s, say
And then set the left and right margins to auto:
div#container {
margin: 0 auto;
}
Alex Foley
juliann wheeler wrote:
> You can view my design at:
>
> http://www.agentevaluator.com/juliann/brown/indexbrown.html
>
&g
I'd sure like a confirmation from someone that overflow: auto is the way
to go... I've been clearfix-ing up until about 12:03 pm today.
Alex Foley
Robert O'Rourke wrote:
> Tom Livingston wrote:
>
>> Hold on.
>>
>> Adding overflow:auto; on a container