dding and the width from the #page
element...you'll need to go back in and add the appropriate padding
in a couple of places, or just change the width of the elements, but
I think it looked ok to me!
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John Sico
On Jun 16, 2006, at 3:24 PM, Jason Preston wrote:
> I don't kn
Does anyone know of a relatively css-aware way to have flash media
player persist as users flow through the site? So the users could
listen to songs, and not have the movie/ music reload as each page
changes.
The movie will live inside its own div, near the footer of the page
(if you'd lik
Oops, I also see the first problem (the header disappearing when the
window shrinks). However, I don't see the horizontal scrollbar.
Would a min-width (with the appropriate IE fixes, of course) help the
disappearing header problem?
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John
On Apr 27, 2006, at 8:46 AM, Design Groups wrote:
Looks great to me (Firefox 1.5.0.2, MacBook Pro).
Let me know if you need a screenshot, and I'll get one for you!
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John Sico
On Apr 27, 2006, at 8:28 AM, Karl Camenzuli wrote:
> Hi all
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> We have just launched a new site today and I have had report that
> its
Ok, well since I gave useless advice before, I will try to redeem
myself.
I've had good luck with this system: http://www.alistapart.com/
articles/sprites
It's just using one image, so it's a lot easier to change/ manage
than several, and it loads more quickly.
Since it just moves the image
This doesn't really answer your question, but why not just use the
text instead of images? Unless you've got something crazy going on
back there (which you don't), I can't think of any reason you'd be
forced to use image replacement here. You won't have to worry about
this bug, and you'll g
It looks like it's because the author's used a div called
"body"...which is kinda confusing.
>> HeadlineArticle goes here
It might make more sense to use "content" instead.
>> HeadlineArticle goes here
Then
>> div#content {
>> height:100%;
>> background-color:#ff;}
for the css.
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John
WIth your site configuration, I think you could just use background-
image: url(/img/blah.jpg);
Since /img/ is right off the root.
But FWIW, both two dots and one dot work the same for me in both IE
and the others...One dot being the directory immediately above where
the .css file is kept, a
