Angela French wrote:
It seems like it should be pretty simple, but my icon isn't showing
up:http://www.sbctc.edu/testEmailNEW.html , so I'm probably just overlooking
something simple. I've tested in IE 9, FF 18, and Opera 11, but no go.
Grateful for any help.
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Part of the problem here might be DIVitis /and/ not using the FIELDSET
element /and/ insufficient/improper knowledge of HTML table usage.
This comes as a jolting surprise to many developers but the W3C has
actually said that tables can be used for arranging form fields: The
HTML table model
Thanks for the responses on this issue from Phillipe, Markus, Rick and
possibly others. None of the solutions seemed to work. The closest I got
was with Rick's suggestion to add -webkit-text-fill-color in :active
mode to control the on-tap color. What that did was keep the font color
the same
I recently worked on a project where for the iPad I altered the
-webkit-tap-highlight-color value to a value that would match the color
scheme of the site (http://www.brianleatart.com). I then told the
project manager what I did thinking she would think it was neat and
leave it at that but she
Is there any way to look up all the different default browser style
sheets? Or, actually the main thing I am trying to suss out is what
style rules have remained consistent through all default style sheets
across browser, platform, etc. Has anyone already determined what these are?
Christian
, which would then cause you to be less aware of what is
happening in the background style-wise. I suggested my present concept to him
over Twitter back in August but never received a response.
Christian Ziebarth
Can anyone help me figure out why in iPad portrait mode the content DIV (the
one with the leather background) of the following page doesn't stretch all the
way to the right boundary?
http://porscherepairfountainvalley.com/contact.php
I have done a lot of debugging the best I can considering
This is relatively minor but I'm trying to make my sites even more responsive
to the device they are being viewed on but cannot figure out why the leafy
background image I put on http://www.hb1singles.com/ doesn't show up on my
Blackberry browser. Everything else about the site works great
I have put together a slug of a corporate site I am working on to show the
trouble I am having with a nav issue:
http://www.cmzmedia.com/corp/about-us.php
As usual, works in Firefox, Safari, etc. but not in IE (although frustratingly
some of it was working in IE earlier). In the top nav only