Re: [css-d] Page Centering at Smaller Resolutions

hi there, shouldn't you concider making the header image a background image for your body tag, thus allowing your users to reseize the content that way your main div that is smaller would fit in these small screens (now most of the users have a least 1024 px wide sceens, for computers at least)

Re: [css-d] Img Hover Background-Color Won't Go

your problem is not on the image itself, but on the link, quickfix : #promo a {background-color:#fff !important} the real fix woul be to make the rule that put this bcg less strong, but i don't have the time to do it now :) 2012/5/29 Duane Nelson d...@myl2g.com Good morning, all. I'm using

Re: [css-d] can i use javascript for rounded corners for ie and css3 for rest

you could use some js that use the ccs3 properties as a basis, like curvy corner, or css3 pie . for exeamples, the respective sites are self explanatory bye 2012/4/13 meera kibe meera_k...@yahoo.com Hi I don;t want to use images(and thus a different css file) for giving rounded corners for

[css-d] mixing pixel and % width

hi there, first post here, so thanks in advance for the responces :) here is my question, for this page, http://ccsfactory.fr/biokatz/ I would like to have the nav (div with class=nav) to be pixel based, and the content (div class=mainCont) to take the rest of the available space, but with a

Re: [css-d] mixing pixel and % width

nice cath on this one ;), i actually changed my method for now, and use positioning rather than float as seen in http://ccsfactory.fr/biokatz/test2.html, and yes i'll correct the case sensitive thing !!! thanks a lot 2012/3/17 Zero Piraeus sche...@gmail.com : hi there, first post here, so