It looks very much like an XML command.
I think it does something like importing XML data information.
I didn't know it could actually be used in/as a style sheet as such.
Arno
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Hi list,
I have two problems.
One is the form styling in IE, which is completely messed up.
Aside from the actual styling which looks crappy (but which isn't the
main problem) the boxed to be filled in are supposed to float: right,
which they do in Moz, FF, NS and Opera. In IE they drop down unde
I posted earlier, but I haven't seen a reply yet. And I haven't been
able to totally figure out myself.
I wonder if someone can still have a look at it?
I solved the problem with the positioning of the form, but there's still
the styling problem in IE.
There's no borders around the boxes to be f
I would try to make your design as hack-free as possible, as suggested
already by many.
Since (most) browsers are developing all the time, you run the risk that
a hack maybe solved in a future version of a browser. Using a hack to
abuse the behaviour of a browser is almost-guaranteed a temporary
so
images/masthead770.gif in your coding I guess refers to
originalmasthead.gif in your images folder. Filenames should be exactly
the same, otherwise they can't be found. Aside from that there are a lot
of images not in the folder you are refering to in your coding. Double
check if they are uploaded
An additional question regarding the overflow:auto.
Steve mentioned that IE/mac can't do the overflow scrolling. Is there
any hack around that? Or is it so that we "just" have to ignore that
browser then if we insist on using css?
Arno
> AFAIK, the only notable browser that can't do overflow
Hi list
Is it possible to create a css-based dropdown menu with a scrollbar?
I'm revamping a website which has some (very) long submenu lists, which I
don't all want to show when the dropdown drops down.
Can the overflow: auto specification be added to a ul selector?
TIA
Arno
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Thanks Martin,
I've been wondering about a good navigational structure, but there's
somuch I need to list.
Any advice then on what is could be
the best a good css navigation approach when
you need to list about 300 items?
Arno
If you want my advice: Rethink the navigation structure. Keep it sim
Hi,
I'm using a son of suckerfish dropdown and I want to use a transparent
background.
Below is the snip of the css.
#nav li ul {
position: absolute;
width: 130px;
left: -999em;
background-color: #fff;
filter: alpha(opacity=40);
opacity: 0.4;
}
Pr
> > @import 'second.css";
Doesn't work because of different quotes in beginning and end.
@import url(second.css);
should work.
Arno
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I tried using a flash movie as a background (just experimenting away) in
the wrapper div.
I set an extra div id="background" where the movie's playing.
Then I start in a new div with the menu and content.
I think I tried everything, absolute positioning, relative, float,
z-index, but the flash mov
Here I am again with a problem!
I'm using the son of suckerfish menu.
First problem, of transparency background in the menu was solved thanks to
some good advise from the list (never mind that IE doesn't seem to support
png-24 format).
The menu functions ok, but now that I added content and the m
I posted this question in the "stacking layers" mail, but until now I
haven't received a satisfying reply to that.
Arno
> Have you (or anyone else) figured out why the menu disappears
> when your
> menu overlays a new element on the page? To see what I mean,
> go to his
> example. Hover
Appreciative of the advises I got sofar I've (co-)decided that the
Suckerfish is the best solution for my menu anyway.
However, I haven't solved the problem yet.
First it was so that the part of the menu that dropped down over the
content was "visible", but not accessible, since it disappeared upo
by changing
#menu {
position: absolute;
width: 800px;
height: 54px;
margin: 10px 10px 5px 10px;
text-align: left;
overflow: hidden;
display: inline;
z-index: 100;
}
into
#menu {
width: 800px;
height: 54px;
m
Hi,
Is it possible with css to swap images on hover that are located in a
different div than in the div that has the anchor?
Arno
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I see both black and orange bar in FF 1.0.7 and in IE 6 on Win2K SP4.
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I come across yet another few problems in IE.
First, the stylesheet seems not to be working in IE.
Second, the page isn't centered, as I intended.
Strange thing is that I copied the basic css setup from another page that I
made where it IS working properly.
Can anyone tell me where I went wrong
Ah! The screen problem. I was sure I had uploaded the new index file. That
problem was solved already (thanks to the list).
David, thank you for your asides. I will definitely take notice.
The redo is still going on, I'm sure it's not too late to switch to strict.
Now that one problem (I have up
In FF it is still aligned to the top left of the screen...
T.
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Please ignore my last entry.
It IS centered in FF. Cache showed the old version still.
T.
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Hi,
www.aave.info/test/index.html
www.aave.info/test/css/styles.css
It shows correct in FF1.5, IE6 and NS8.
In Opera 8+, however, the menu, which should be tight against the left frame
shows a gap and (because of this??) the text in the menu falls out of the
div viewport.
Is there an easy sol
>> www.aave.info/test/index.html
>> www.aave.info/test/css/styles.css
> Looks like you're setting widths fixed in px when relative widths would
> be much better. Have a look at these in a modern browser like Firefox
> 1.5.0.1 with
> various zoom levels and window sizes:
Thanks for your input, F
> But I use SSI for footer, header, menus. He..he.. my footer ended up on
> top of the main content.
I don't think SSI has any influence on the positioning of the items of your
webpage.
Your footer ending up on the top of the main content must be problem in the
css.
You position the div in
Hi list,
www.aave.info/Paperdesk/page2.html
www.aave.info/Paperdesk/css/paperdesk_stylesheet.css
A strange thing is occuring with this page.
I suspect it's a browser setting, but I'd like confirmation if possible.
I've tested this on PC in FF1053, NS8, Opera 8.53 and IE6 and it looks ok.
Then th
Hi list,
www.aave.info/test/index.html
www.aave.info/test/css/styles.css
I don't have access to a Mac, so I'd appreciate some feedback on the above
site.
I've heard that the frame doesn't extend down to with the text (on the
opening page, and further?) and that there's some problems with the
> Well, I suppose if you want to go back two months ago-- then here is a
> fixed width cross-browser/cross-os version that was offered then
Which was built with absolute positioning. I tried to get rid of absolute
positioning after repeated advise to do so...
Now I have to figure out the
Hi,
www.paperdesk.nl
www.paperdesk.nl/css/paperdesk_stylesheet
On the second page should be a "stamp" providing a link to another page.
I got the message that the image loads only after refreshing the page on
several occasions. Does anyone know this to be a CSS problem or do I have to
search els
> Can you tell some more about the "several occasions"? Which occasion(s) in
> which browser(s)?
> At first glance I think it is no css problem. - Can it be that the visitor
> has an old version of the same page in his cache?
The site has been launched only recently on that domain. A test versi
It appeared to be a problem in the server at the client's end.
Thanks everyone for your feedback.
Arno
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CSS validator wants you to define a (text-) color every time you define a
background color.
It's supposed to be for contrast reasons, if I understood correctly.
Arno
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Hi list,
I noticed that the positioning of the openingpage of
http://portfolio.poetryin-e-motion.com is centered half off the page in MAC
IE 5.1.
I haven't tested in versions of MAC IE prior to 5.1 or 5.5, nor in
Safari/Konqueror, but in Win browsers all seems to work fine.
I can't figure out wha
I posted this earlier, but I haven't got a response to it. Maybe someone
can still advise me on this?
The page http://portfolio.poetryin-e-motion.com is supposed to be
centered on the page. I used the Deadcenter example to achieve this.
On Windows platform it works in all browsers after version 4,
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