On 1/7/07, Thijs Hakkenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, but the problem still exists without the 'silly frame'
>
Oops. I was pointing out the validity of the template to David, not
trying to criticize it. Sorry if there was a miscommunication.
I'm at a Mac and don't have access to IE6 at t
> This method leaves 10px of white space at the bottom of the left and
> right column in Firefox 1.5 and Safari 2 on my Mac.
When I turn js off I experience the same problems re: gaps and
overlapping that you do, so it looks like the problem is in the css
and not the js (though the js is magnifyin
w's CSS Balanced Columns[1], to the page, but for
some reason my change wasn' sticking. Anyone have any ideas why it
might not be "taking"?)
Matt Ryan
[1] http://www.paulbellows.com/getsmart/balance_columns/
flexible, you will need to
use other, more flexible methods of laying out the page, like floats,
relative positioning, margins, etc.
I hope that helps,
Matt Ryan
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the surrounding element (p
in this case) self-clear using one of these techniques:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=ClearingSpace
Hope that helps,
Matt Ryan
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tting
it on all pages and then trying to hide on all but one -- sounds
pretty roundabout and backwards on its surface.
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IE7 information --
ent selector:
margin-top:10px; (or whatever value you want)
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o jump focus to the error, the user will not be
alerted to that fact. This may be handled by .net, but you probably
want to check to make sure. (I have a coworker who is an acessiblity
expert, so if you provide a URL I could ask if he has a moment to try
it out in Jaws.)
Matt Ryan
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On 1/2/07, Mike NA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Supported by evolt.org --
#x27;m using the css generated by the interactive tool [2].
Anyone know if it is up-to-date? In addition, I am not using the equal
height columns, since they scare me. :)
I've been banging my head against it all day, so any ideas would be
much appreciated. Is there something obvious that I'
> Solution, add...
>
> * html #content, * html #related, * html #navigation {overflow-x: hidden;}
> * html .foo {position: relative;}
Thanks! That did the trick.
Matt
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}
This will make the browser look for the disney fonts first, lucida
handwriting (a common script font) second, and finally use a generic
cursive font if it can't find either of those. This is usually a good
idea because you can'
Hi. Another first post...
Anyway, I ran into an issue in IE6 while I tried to implement the One
True Layout [1] and it's been bugging me. When I place elements
inside the floated divs that make up the layout columns and give those
elements padding or borders the layout starts falling apart -- but
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