My site works fine on the good browsers, and thanks to the help I've
gotten on this list, it's nearly acceptable on IE.
I've recently cleaned-up my css by adopting conditional comments (a new
trick for me) to feed additional rules to specific IE versions. It's
worked very well with IE5, but IE
Thanks to all who replied, and especially Jukka for the practical advice
on my main issue (MSIE6 and below not 'getting' my long selectors).
Jukka's suggestion (assign a separate class to alternate li's) makes
sense, but I thought that in this case I'd let those MSIE users suffer
some ugliness,
Jason Herber appears to have written the following on 3/13/07 2:18 PM:
> I'm sorry I don't have an answer to your question, but I wanted to
> point out that
>
> #containAbt .features li {
> background-color: #F7EFD5;
> }
>
> is all you need for that first style. It'll set the color for all li
I use a list within div.features to display featured links. To make it
easier to read, the background color of alternate list items is a
different shade (these colors vary depending upon the color of the page
wrapper - e.g. containAbt - but that's irrelevant to this post).
This method works in
Georg, you are awesome!
This is beautiful. Thank you.
Gunlaug Sørtun appears to have written the following on 3/13/07 12:26 PM:
> David Agnew wrote:
>> I'm having trouble centering list items within a div. I'm using % for
>> width (fluid layout), and I don't m
Greetings -
Many thanks to Gunlaug for providing some @media screen {* html} rules
to make my sit far more compatible with IE! Now that (most of) the most
severe problems are fixed...
I'm having trouble centering list items within a div. I'm using % for
width (fluid layout), and I don't mind i
Greetings good CSS coders -
I'm developing on a Mac, with no ready access to a PC. Although I've
gotten things to display 'ok' in IE in the past, I often break that with
changes. http://www.lighthouse.chtr.k12.ma.us/index.php works in IE7,
Firefox, Safari, but not earlier versions of IE (see
h
The following pages use the same CSS and all the XHTML validates.
Between the sidebar and the content area,
http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/abt/beacon.php looks fine, but
http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/abt/index.php does not.
I thought perhaps the floated image in beacon.php somehow helped, but
>>[...]
>
>Actually, Adam is right, and wrong
>
>IE Mac indeed needs a width declaration when using the float
>property, in accordance with the CSS 2.0 rec. But , when an
>**image** is floated, you don't need to declare the width, the
>intrinsic width of the image will do perfectly fine. Y
>At 01:43 PM 11/17/2005, David Agnew wrote:
>>I'm probably missing something obvious, but...
>>
>>I'm simply trying to get one or more images to float to the right of
>>some text. It works on Firefox and Safari (MacOS), and in Firefox and
>>IE6
I'm probably missing something obvious, but...
I'm simply trying to get one or more images to float to the right of
some text. It works on Firefox and Safari (MacOS), and in Firefox and
IE6 (Windows) - but I have no luck with Mac IE5.
These pages illustrate the problem:
http://www.vsi.cape.com/
Thank you, Michael, that was it!
At 12:23 PM -0600 11/8/05, Michael Hulse seems to have written:
>Peekaboo bug maybe?
>
>http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/peekaboo.html
>
> > When http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/lib/foo.php is viewed in IE6
> > Win, all text within #content div appea
I'm making vey slow headway with my first CSS layout.
I'd love it if someone could offer advice on my 2 biggest unresolved problems:
When http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/lib/foo.php is viewed in IE6
Win, all text within #content div appears only after the window is
resized.
When http://ww
CSS is clearly elegant and powerful, and I have little difficulty
using it to style elements. And using divs for layout - which I'm new
at - works pretty well designing for ONE browser. But trying to make
the layout look right for 'all' browsers is driving me nuts (and I
suspect I have company)
Hi Rahul -
From Mac OS 10.4, Safari 2, it looks fine, 'tho elastic John is fixed
(stays out of text, as he should).
Using IE 5.2, John sticks to right side of window - if window is
small enough, he intrudes on text - and if the window is short and
it's scrolled, the image gets hacked up by Mr.
Thank you very much for your help, Gunlaug. I've replied off-list.
At 10:37 PM -0400 10/19/05, Gunlaug seems to have written:
David, I'll just pick the easiest one for now.
David Agnew wrote:
<http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/arc/test.php>http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/a
Greetings CSS-ers -
Apologies if you've seen this before - I subscribed and posted these
questions earlier from gmail - my post appeared as garbage-text,
dunno why. So I've subscribed from a POP email account but have
already posted it twice without seeing it in the digest or archives.
I've
Using Mac OS 10.4.2, your page
looks fine in Safari 2.0.1
looks good in Firefox 1.5 b1 - but the yellow lower portion
of the chipotle box (only) protrudes to the right about 6px
looks good in IE 5.2.3 - but to the right of both headlines
(Iron Giant / I like Ray) is a white, borderl
Mac OS 10.4.2, Firefox 1.5 - Looks / works great
Mac OS 10.4.2, Safari 2.0.1 - Looks / works great
Mac OS 10.4.2, IE 5.2.3 - Looks fine, but the Home/About/Services,
etc links on /store.htm don't work!
Also, on the store page it mentions the lice comb (below) - but it
appears above.
very cle
I'm attempting to re-design a website using CSS layout. It looks fine
in Safari, Opera (Mac) and FireFox (Mac/PC), but not IE (Mac/PC). I've
identified 4 rendering issues, I'll mention the most glaring 2 here.
No doubt my issues have been addressed in this list, but i've done a
bunch of reading, a
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