Hi,
Having an issue with some css with a particular browser. Weird thing
is this is not a consistent behaviour. On another computer with
exactly the same browser the error does not come up. This page looks
fine in Firefox.
The error appears to be a vertical negative margin issue. The footer
Hi Everyone,
I have a horizontal ul list, css based, that is used for primary
navigation on a web site here:
http://tinyurl.com/2bh4zf
The issue.
I cannot find a solution to hovering over a menu item. If you hover
over "Tech Info" the drop-down list shows up behind the photo that is
below
Having an issue with the position of background images in IE/PC.
I have a div containing the h2 element.
In the div I have a background image positioned top right.
I have a background image within the h2 tag positioned top left.
This works as designed in FF, but the culprit is IE windows.
The bac
Hi,
Is it possible to change the size of the automatic numbers that
appear on an ordered list?
I want to make the numbers larger and perhaps make them a different
color.
Have searched the wiki and not found anything.
Thanks,
-Bert
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Hi,
Having a tough time sorting out what I believe to be a box model
issue with IE6.
The template I'm building looks as it should in Firefox, but in IE6
its adding roughly 90px on the right causing it to not 'truly' be
centered.
I am centering a fixed width container (895px) within the bro
First Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to list members.
I have stumbled upon a hover bug in IE PC that doesn't show in FF IE or PC.
I'm using an IE PC hack to use fixed positioning and I am using the Gilder-Pixy
method for using rollover images. When you hover over the link the scroll bar
mov
Hi All,
I have a site where I am using Emulating Fixed Positioning to get a
part of my design to stay static while the rest scrolls. Everything
seemed to be working fine except when I rolled over the main
navigation graphics.
The main navigation graphics are using the The Gilder-Pixy Method
Hi list,
I have a CSS conundrum.
I have a table-less css layout that looks good in Firefox (both Mac &
PC) but has a gigantic space above the middle image in IE 6.0/PC.
I've been staring at the code too long. I know its something simple,
I'm just not seeing it.
If someone could take a look
Hi,
When trying to style children selectors should space come between the
names?
For example which is correct:
div.fooBar #FOO #BAR
0r
div.fooBar#FOO#BAR
??
Thanks,
Bert
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I originally sent this in a reply to a previous issue. I am reposting
under it's own heading in hopes someone can read my plea :-).
One last item I can't seem to nail on this layout is in IE 5 (not 5.5).
In IE 5 the navigation is pushed to the right so that only "Home,"
"Products," and "Solution
Jack was kind enough to send me the oversight on my part. I made the
form selector add an id to make it more specific to ignore the form(s)
on the home page. Thanks Jack!
One last item I can't seem to nail on this layout is in IE 5 (not 5.5).
In IE 5 the navigation is pushed to the right so that
Hi,
I'll get right to it.
I have a page where 3 divs are floated left within a containing div
that is set as a block level element. When I test this on a PC, in
Firefox I'm seeing what I want—the three boxes align horizontally.
However in IE 6, 5.5, 5.0 these divs are stacking vertically.
Here
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