Hello,
http://201.51.69.207:8081/fotos
Take a look at the thumbs. Hover the mouse over them. You can see a inner
border is created. However, it isn't yet the way I wanted. Becouse of the
margin rule, the img element jumps a pixel towards the top.
I want something like the effect in this page:
Sorry, here's the url:
http://datatransp.dyndns.org:8070/datatransp/suporte-downloads - the left
portlet, hover the mouse and see.
Cheers,
Marcelo.
On Feb 17, 2008 2:22 PM, Jukka K. Korpela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marcelo de Moraes Serpa wrote:
I have the following piece of HTML.
It's
. Korpela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marcelo de Moraes Serpa wrote:
Sorry, here's the url:
http://datatransp.dyndns.org:8070/datatransp/suporte-downloads - the
left portlet, hover the mouse and see.
No, I cannot see any particular problematic effect (on IE 7). I suppose
portlet means the two links
Hello list,
I have the following piece of HTML. The li has the following class
applied: navTreeItem:
li class=navTreeItem
div
a
href=http://datatransp.dyndns.org:8070/datatransp/suporte-downloads/downloads;
class=state-published navTreeFolderish title=
img
I have a website that has a header with a Title and a slogan something
like Company - Your road to success. I've put Company inside a h1
and used CSS to text-indent:- should I put the slogan inside the h1
as well? I want to keep semantics good enough.
Thanks,
Marcelo.
Or, do table-based layouts still have a place on the web?
There will definitly be a lot of table-based layouts for many times to come.
Not everyone has the knowledge nor is obligated to use CSS-based layouts.
But from a web professional standpoint, do you think table-based layouts
still need to
Hello list,
I'm creating a horizontal icon-based menu. Each item has an icon and a
legend. Here's the XHTML:
div style=padding-left:10px
ul class=horizontal_list
lia href=editdivimg alt=User_48 src=/images/icons/user_48.png
//divdivEdit Profile/div/a/li
lia href=checkdivimg alt=Okdate_48
Hi list,
I'm just starting tableless layout design. I'm on my first pure-css layout
project. While the concept is easy and the workflow in general is kind of
easier than table layouts, I'm getting really frustraded by the differences
I'm getting on my lay when I test it on both FF and IE. What
Hi,
For some unknown reason, when I try to select all the text input fields
using this selector:
input.text { ... }
It doesn't work... I had to do use attribute selectors:
input[type=text] {... }
I'm testing on FF2.
What could be wrong ?
Thanks,
Marcelo.
Hello!
I'm just starting with CSS (currently reading CSS Mastery, quite good book
btw :)) and got stuck on the following:
Let's say I've got a header div and a branding div. The branding div is a
child of header (it will hold a logo of the website). Currently, I'm doing
this the following way:
Hello list!
I need to change these css attributes of only one element on the page, a
exceptionla link that must behave differently. It is. However, I can't find
a way to only select it using the pseudo-classes metioned, I tried:
A:hover,#myelement { color: #FFF }
But every other a element on
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