Re: [css-d] Normal bulleted lists... with smaller bullets

Doesn't work on Mac OS 10.3.9 Firefox 2.0.0.4, all I see is red pipe characters. > A while back[1], I attempted to substitute a heart entity for the > normal > list bullet, (a) so I could change its color on :hover, and (b) so > that > it sized with the text. I used :before for modern browsers, a

Re: [css-d] Styling OL

This is something I had a go at recently, (although in the end we went for a different technique...) It was for an ordered list of links, (you should be able to swap the tag for something else though, (span / div etc.) The bg image was a red block, (#c00 IIRC). You will have to change the .ne

[css-d] using id AND class?

Morning all, I am doing some work on a site that I haven't built and have found something slightly strange... basis of html; blah blah css; div#holder.home { styles... } Strangely this does work across all the browsers I have (briefly) tested on yet does cause validation errors. I can'

Re: [css-d] Links on background images

hat takes the text "off screen" so that it doesn't go over the top of the image. It also means that when css is turned off there is still the info on the page, (and no image). > > Anahita > > > - Original Message > From: Austin Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: [css-d] Links on background images

Come in a bit late on this lot but I would go for something like this, (untested but you get the idea); html; Whatever is written in the logo css; a.logo { display: block; width: width of image; height: height of image; background: url("url to image") no-repeat; } a.logo span { position: abso

Re: [css-d] IE7 Background problem with scrollbar

I have had this before but only on IE6 and you had to vigorous on the scroll bar! IIRC it was a matter of position: relative; on the offending element, (I may be wrong though!!) Hope it helps... - "TerraNetwork - Edith Karnitsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear list members, > > I usua

Re: [css-d] Total newby question - linked/external css vs embedded

> These are both good references, and finding a book or online cheat > sheet > (*http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/css-cheat-sheet/)* is > also a good idea. > I find really handy. (After my css reference pocket book thingy from O'Reilly fell apart!) ___

Re: [css-d] Saving pages to disc for editing?

> I can't believe that no-one on this list has a tried and tested way to > edit > people's CSS. I generally don't because I don't have the time due to job / family etc. I would be interested in seeing if anyone comes up with anything though. _

Re: [css-d] Styling Form element Legend

There is a whole list of bits and pieces here; - "Jukka K. Korpela" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 15 Mar 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I'm moving forward, but can not get the legend element to respond > to > > anything other

Re: [css-d] Inline paragraph with headers

It doesn't validate though... > > Actually, I think in this case (if it is a proper H5 tag), I'd go > with: > > Jeff Altemus - Director First and Second week > > and *then* add display:inline to the H5. > __ css-discuss [EMA

Re: [css-d] Inline paragraph with headers

Would Jeff Altemus - Director First and Second Week Not be better? - "Michael Stevens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How about: > > Jeff Altemus - Director First and Second > Week > > I've been doing that for years, even before I knew how to really use > CSS. > > Mike > > > I would like

Re: [css-d] Styling legend in fieldset

I have just been doing something similar again and dug out my basic page... Looks like it will work for whatever width you want, (just set the formWrapper to what you want.) All the css id in the head and there is one background image. Any comments

Re: [css-d] fixed positioning problems in ie6 (and probably below)

There is a very similar discussion going on over on The List at the moment... Austin __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/cs

Re: [css-d] Styling legend in fieldset

I spent a bit of time on this and found a (sort of) solution... Legend legend span { display: block; add styles... } Not ideal but it worked for me. Austin > >From what I read, it is virtually impossible to acheive a decent > crossbrowser result doing this. And Firefox seems to be the bad boy

Re: [css-d] Hover issue

Also put the a.button:hover after the other a classes in the css. Austin - "francky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Kenoli Oleari schreef: > > I have a hover style for links that are attached to text. I also > > have some links that utilize images and want no hover effect in > these > > c

Re: [css-d] splitting of footer lists

> This centered nav has very good cross-browser support: > > Adjust the horizontal padding and font-size to get the desired result > Or use this one, (you can enter your own links etc and it generates everything for you :)