[css-d] Role of Pre-processors

Eric: Well, I am just thinking theoretically, but the standards refrain is, everyone should meet the standards. And so css says, the code 'corners: rounded' or 'corners: spiked' is valid. But then the browsers fail to comply. They need it to be, 'mozilla-corners: rounded', and then there are 8

[css-d] Pre-processor discussion

Nice to see some thoughtful replies. Under the circumstances, I don't want to be the one to push this issue and start a holy war. I do wonder if CSS itself could at least potentially come to make the pre-processors obsolete. Why can't there be a code for all browsers, to do something like trans

[css-d] Ready for Pre-processors?

Hello All: I have been a bit busy and haven't been keeping up, how does the list feel about discussions involving LESS, SASS and SCSS? I have a Sass project where I have to make some changes and feel a little lost. Not sure if I would have any specific question to ask here, but is the list ope

Re: [css-d] IE 7 still doesn't play nice!~

e, except for the first section. Sigh.  Its tough to admit defeat to a zombie drone like IE7... Help? Rgrds, Andrew > > From: Philippe Wittenbergh >To: Andrew C. Johnston >Cc: CSS-D >Sent: Friday, November 2, 2012 3:50 PM >Subject: Re:

Re: [css-d] IE 7 still doesn't play nice!~

em to help.  I wonder what I should do next... Thanks again, Andrew > > From: Chris F.A. Johnson >To: Andrew C. Johnston >Cc: "css-d@lists.css-discuss.org" >Sent: Friday, November 2, 2012 2:42 PM >Subject: Re: [css-d] IE 7 still

[css-d] IE 7 still doesn't play nice!~

Hi All: I am sorry to bring a IE 7 problem to you all.  I am sick of IE 7, so I know some of you are as well. The 3 bullet points for the 3 sections each have one bullet point that prints going down, destroying the layout about as effectively as possible.  Wonderful efficiency, Microsoft! Pls

[css-d] Text positioning in FF and Chrome - They go opposite ways

Hi All, wonder if I can tap into the wetware database with a question. I have a lot of teaser boxes that entice users to click on them, with text in the boxes. Nothing shaking or flashing or anything (yet).  Due to my design's limitations (or my own) I need to keep this box fairly short, I guess

Re: [css-d] A question about 2-color borders (grooved, ridge etc.)

I do enjoy the discussion. HTH, Andrew > >From: Barney Carroll >To: Alan Gresley >Cc: Andrew C. Johnston ; "css-d@lists.css-discuss.org" > >Sent: Monday, June 6, 2011 11:17 PM >Subject: Re: [css-d] A question about

[css-d] A question about 2-color borders (grooved, ridge etc.)

Hi All: In working on a new template, I noticed something about borders that I find to be very limiting, and wonder if anyone thinks there will be improvement in the future. I do not play a real designer on tv or in real life, but I have come to like ridged, grooved, inset/outset borders, whic

Re: [css-d] Side-Header Image...Minor Followup

Just a minor followup, sorry to burden the list, but perhaps it will benefit someone. Upon closer inspection the comment code surrounding the javascript must remain, otherwise it throws up a lot of errors when validating.  The rest of the comment code can / should be removed. ___

Re: [css-d] Side-Header Image Problem in IE 6, 7 - Solved

>>Are these, in combination, not likely to be the source of the problem ? > > type="text/css"/> which together give you (approximately speaking) > rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> Philip Taylor ___ Thanks Philip once again, pulling out the solved the problem, in combinatio

Re: [css-d] Side-Header Image Problem in IE 6, 7

>>Are these, in combination, not likely to be the source of the problem ? > > type="text/css"/> which together give you (approximately speaking) > rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> Philip Taylor ___ Thanks Philip for your assistance. I will pull that out and test, but I have t

Re: [css-d] Side-Header Image Problem in IE 6, 7

Andrew C. Johnston wrote: > When the site was converted, I hacked out one piece of code, which served to > allow the header image to effectively span the entire width of the browser, > improving the look tremendously in my view, but causing errors in ie: > > > > The site

[css-d] Side-Header Image Problem in IE 6, 7

Hello: I hope someone can steer me in the right direction on this issue. As this is ie 6 and 7, I don't expect too much ;-) But I need these browsers to work because my client base uses them. I have a site converted from a dreamweaver site, and still retains a javascript header navigation b

Re: [css-d] browser check (Matthew P. Johnson)

Site looks good, other than the misspelling in the header image... Message: 16 Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:58:24 -0800 From: "Matthew P. Johnson" To: Subject: [css-d] browser check Message-ID: <009d01cbca3f$31014bb0$9303e310$@ecoitsf.com> Content-Type: text/plain;charset="us-ascii" Hi Ya'l