I recently rejoined this list, as I missed learning from the CSS
experts who are a member of the group. I currently find myself facing
an issue that I haven't been able to solve (despite spending a few
hours and trying various potential solutions) and I'm hoping someone
here can help me.
I have b
Tim,
>
> A different approach...
>
> #mainGal { text-align: center; }
>
> #box {
> float: none; /* remove the float we added before */
> display: inline-block;
> display: -moz-box; /* <== for firefox 2 */
> }
>
> To make inline-block work in comment to set #mainGal to displ
Tedd,
>
> When I view your site via Safari (have not tested with other
> browsers), the portrait images look great. However, the landscape
> images force a vertical (yes vertical) scroll bar. One would think
> that making the page wider would cause a horizontal scroll bar to
> appear, but instead
Hi All,
Thanks to Tim Snadden, I have mostly solved the image gallery question I
posted last night regarding centering the photos within the blue box
background.
There is one additional problem now. The image box (blue background with
photo inside) for portrait sized images is aligned to the le
Tim,
>
> #box { float: left; } /* will ensure that the box 'shrink-wraps'
> around you content. */
>
> #wrapper { overflow: auto; } /* will ensure that your float is
> contained */
>
> #footer { clear: both; } /* will ensure that your footer clears the
> floated box */
> __
ossible solutions, but none of them work. I am still
relatively new at CSS, though, so I'm guessing there are some things which I
haven't even considered!
I would appreciate any advice you have for me.
Thank you,
Debbie
Debbie Roes
(619) 523-9274
deb...@incline2000.com
"Wh
Fantasai,
> >
> > I thought of this, but wondered about there being too much spacing
> around
> > the portrait images with the static blue background image (which
> > would
> be
> > wider in order to accommodate the landscape images).
>
> Why would you use a blue background image? Why not just
To Fantasai and all others who have responded to my question,
> Couldn't you just use a blue background and padding on the element
> to
> get the blue matting? And "margin: auto" should center the image for
> the
> portraits.
I thought of this, but wondered about there being too much spacing
Hi,
I am not a CSS expert (yet!), so I am calling upon the experts on this list
with a question regarding whether or not a certain design can be
accomplished using CSS.
I have a client who is a professional photographer. She wants to include a
photo gallery on her website which will display larg
David,
>
> First things first...
>
> 1/ The menu on the index and all inside pages suffers from the IE/6
> "whitespace bug"-- the vertical space between the list items is greater
> in IE/6 than other bowsers.
> The fix for IE/6 is:
> * html #navbar ul li { float:left;}
> 2/ All inside pages, suf
Alan,
> Maybe this will help with the sub-menus.
>
> #navbar ul a:visited {
>width:150px;
>height:25px;
>line-height:25px;
> }
Thank you very much for this suggestion! It helped significantly and when
coupled with David Laakso's earlier suggestions, my site now looks much
better in
Hi All,
I am a new member of this forum and fairly new to CSS (less than one year).
I recently finished a site and have been trying to get it to work in the
dreaded IE6...
The main problem which is am still witnessing relates to the flyout menus.
When I first visit the site, the flyout menus loo
Hi,
I have another issue with which I hope you can help. This one relates to
the following site:
http://www.kristenluke.com
The CSS file is at http://www.kristenluke.com/styles.css
The site looks fine when the Text Size is set to Medium (default). However,
if I increase the Text S
Hi,
I am new to CSS and this list, and this is my first post. I recently
created a site which uses a header, horizontal nav bar (with CSS drop-down
menus), content area and footer. In IE7 (haven't checked IE6), when the
window is expanded, the nav bar doesn't stay centered. When I hover over
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