Re: [css-d] CDATA?

This is very interesting. I installed a Google map into my site last weekend, and it used CDATA. I wondered what it was for, but didn't investigate. It also had some proprietary code for microsoft, but I deleted it and it still seems to work fine. The Google code seems to have validation errors whe

[css-d] Site Check Please

I have checked with Firefox WinXP I have checked with IE6 WinXP I have checked with Golive's Live Rendering, which is supposed to be Opera (WinXP) I'd appreciate a site check with other browser / OS configurations. Site is http://iamsentme.com Thank you, Robert __

Re: [css-d] IE win unwanted lines

! On 4/13/06, Brian Gottier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > IE is killing me! > > I need help with one little problem. There are verticle lines of white > pixels flickering on and off to the right of my .handboxtop div and > .roundbottomb div when adjusting b

[css-d] IE win unwanted lines

IE is killing me! I need help with one little problem. There are verticle lines of white pixels flickering on and off to the right of my .handboxtop div and .roundbottomb div when adjusting browser width on page http://www.iamsentme.com/directory.php I haven't been able to do anything that makes

Re: [css-d] Box Flicker/Shifting in IE

argin-bottom:18px} ) to the external style sheet. Thanks, Brian On 4/13/06, Brian Gottier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have been working on a website: > www dot IAMSENTME dot com. > > When viewed in IE, if the width of the browser is played around with, the > main body whi

[css-d] Box Flicker/Shifting in IE

I have been working on a website: www dot IAMSENTME dot com. When viewed in IE, if the width of the browser is played around with, the main body white colored box flicker/shifts to touch the red menu box. (There is supposed to be a space between them at all times.) It wouldn't really matter, but s

[css-d] Expanding height in my page

It's been so long since I worked with CSS. Please Help. I have built two rounded corner type boxes on this page: http://www.iamsentme.com Yes they are rather like tables, but they work except for one thing I'd like to fix, I would like to be able to add content, and have BOTH boxes expand in hei

Re: [css-d] Site Check Please

8202 bytes to download, it's a bit big. Consider your customers who > do not > have high speed internet connections. Those are pretty pictures, but at > about 25Kb each > are they optimised for web? And, sorry if this sounds a bit brutal, are > they all necessary? > > Pe

Re: [css-d] Site Check Please

; On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 15:53:34 -0700, Brian Gottier wrote: > > >> This is the first time I have used CSS, so don't laugh at me please! > >> > >> Every time I think I am finished...I learn something new and have > >> to redo a > >> bunch of stu

[css-d] Site Check Please

This is the first time I have used CSS, so don't laugh at me please! Every time I think I am finished...I learn something new and have to redo a bunch of stuff. http://www.tv-sewingcenter.com style sheet : http://www.tv-sewingcenter.com/tvsc.css _

[css-d] Firefox column problem

I am working on a webpage: http://www.tv-sewingcenter.com/test.htm . For some reason I can't get one of my columns to sit right of it's left hand counterpart when viewed in Firefox. The column is inside the div class="tworighta". What's odd to me is tha