David Laakso wrote:
> The "frame" does enclose everything providing you view the page in a
> window 1280 or wider.
> div.rounded {
> min-width:1200px; <-- :: add ::
> }
>
Thanks David. I could do that, but on other pages where the content is
wider such as
http://www.moonlightport
I am using a variation of Sliding Doors to create a frame for my
content. The page I am working on is at
http://www.moonlightportraits.com/portfolio/main.php?g2_itemId=11 It is
driven by "Gallery2" php gallery script.
Any ideas why the "frame" is not expanding to fit the content?
Everthing (b
This is driving me nuts and I know it should be simple ...
I am trying to indent an unordered list. I could use
list-style-position but then if the second line under a bullet isn't
indented. I have tried setting the margin and padding both to 30px on
both the UL and then tried the same on the
I thought I had tested this with the htc file disabled. However it
seems to be working now after I included your code. Thanks.
Bill Brown wrote:
> Jennifer Knowles wrote:
>
>> I am having some menu issues at http://www.cultivatingbliss.com
>> I thought I had my menu wor
I am having some menu issues at http://www.cultivatingbliss.com
I thought I had my menu working great until I tried it with IE7 with
Vista (I had been testing on a Mac on Safari and FF). The 2nd drop-down
("Classes, Workshops, Retreats") sometimes works fine but sometimes will
show empty boxes
Can I put the
I am preparing a site for a redesign. For now I am just trying to make
the site more accessible while keeping the old design (it isn't mine) in
place so I am reworking one element at a time. I am starting with the
top navigation menu, which is a horrible (in terms of being accessible)
javascr
Christian Montoya wrote:
> MeasureIt extension for Mozilla browsers:
> https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/539/
Thanks to all who replied ... I have some new tools now to play with.
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I am just now trying to understand CSS-P and I am reading Eric's "More"
book and he mentions "counting pixels" in an html document to determine
the position where to place his nav bar in the CSS-P-converted version
of the page (page 10 for anyone following along.) What method can be
used to co
