[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The reason is "that's what the client wants"
> I follow standards fairly well in my own little way - but the client and
> the cms are my nemeses
>
> <<
>> prevent links from _looking_ like links, thereby making it less probable
>> that users click on them,>>>
>>
>
Cynthia M. Brumbaugh wrote:
> Ok, so I am finally getting off the porch and testing my running shoes.
> Please be gentle but honest.
>
> http://www.chekmed.com/med_index.htm
>
> This page does validate both html and css.
Cynthia
You have padding on the a:hover, but not "a{"
This causes the links
he
text the way you have it.. You are not using tables to structure the
page, only what can be reasonably considered tabular data on the page.
Frank Piuck
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JGardner wrote:
> I want three boxes lined up next to each other (the light blue boxes).
> I tried floating them but somehow that made them go into the footer (which
> has a red border on it while I am trying to figure this all out). So then I
> absolutely positioned them inside a relati
gt; TIA,
> Elli
>
Elli
It would help if we could see the page. I got a request for login and
password . Do you think you could copy the html to a publicly
accessible space?
Frank Piuck
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Arian Hojat wrote:
> Now that you mention fixed positioning, i think you are right Frank, thats
> probably what i want... but i remember IE doesn't support this right?
> Anyway to get cross browser compatible?
>
Arian
Now that you mention it, the time I tried this, it worked for me in
Firefox
of
> viewport.
>
> I might draw and post what i mean to clarify later tonight,
> Arian
>
Arian
If you set
footer {
position: fixed;} you should get what you want. You may need to
set a z-index so the footer is in front.
Frank Piuck
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