Well,
1) I removed the link to print.css, still the same, so it's not this, and
2) ...anyway, print.css is requestd only when printing/doing print
preview (by default).
I spent 8 hours today trying to understand why header bg flashes on this
test case:(((
http://www.optimiced.com/web/2007/pecs
Hello, Georg,
Thanks for the quick reply! :-)
OK, lets' forget the first site for a while, it's more complicated. But
this one, test:
http://www.optimiced.com/web/2007/pecsd_test/index-test-1.html
...has only header, a couple of columns and a footer. 3 of 4
backgrounds. No-IE css styles (
now I see IE, even v.7, has problems
with something in my page...
Please, give me a hint how I may prevent this nasty 'flashing', thanks a
lot!! :-)
Greetings from my cold and snowy part of the world, Michel
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title THIS IS TEST TITLE in the middle column is ALSO overlaped.
I have tried z-index, nope. To prevent the "hasLayout" bug, I think also
that almost everything on this page has at least a stated width or height.
Any ideas how to make the HOVER UL menu to behave in IE as it should?... :
. IE 6/Win.
It happens ONLY on the first three DIVs with floated image + one line of text
inside, and not on the next. In FF all is OK.
Any easy idea? Thx for the tips! :-)
Michel
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browsers of today, incl. IE 6, 7?
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Thank you for all the help!!
This list always have been an inspiration for me!!! :-)
Michel
Web Designer
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: "position: realtive" to the DIV with class of "shortinfo".
Seems to be pretty harmless solution to me...
Thank you! :-)))
Michel
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> http://www.google.co.
disappearing
background! :-)
Michel
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Bethany wrote:
> On 7/20/06, Michel Bozgounov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> IE 6.0:
>>
>> 1) When page finishes loading, THREE FIELDS (First/last name, Email,
>> Phone)
>> suddenly become YELLOW in background wi
tarco/css/master.css
Form is almost unstyled.
Thanks for any help, guys and girls!! :)))
Michel
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How can I set the same font size to all elements of a div.
h1, h2, h3, p, all of them to font-size 1em.
Is this the best solution ??
#mydiv * { font-size: 1em; }
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks in advance.
Michel.
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Hi.
I have a problem with this simple code.
I see it differently on Ie than on Firefox.
Left-margin seems much higher on Firefox.
Help appreciated.
Thanks.
Michel.
html {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
#notizie {
background: #CC;
margin: 5px;
padding: 5px;
width: 150px;
}
#notizie h2 {
font
Sorry, missed one line:
#language a span {position: absolute; top: -px; right: 20px;}
#language a:hover span {position: absolute; top: 50px; right: 0; border: 1px
solid white; text-indent: 0;}
It works when there's text-indent specified (but IE, still doesn't work... :(
M.
sh version" or "German version", when I
mouseover the words EN / DE. In Firefox all's OK, as expected... What am I
missing here? I double-checked everything...
Michel
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still have
hope I can overcome this one-pixel problem and hor. scrollbar? :-)
Good day to everyone on this great list! :)))
Michel
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francky wrote:
> Michel Bozgounov wrote:
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>> OK, here's the link:
>> http://lelion.info/web/cantarco/
>>
&
iquid and make it good ol' fixed style:)
Michel
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I already thanked Chris off-list:)
The example he shows is *exactly* what I needed in this case, it's simple to
implement and functional.
My task would be only to adapt it to my case.
Thanks a lot! :))
Michel
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>> OK, I'v
the list items - the z-index of the image inside the SPAN, when user
clicks on the links inside the LI.
Hope I do not sound very confusing...
I am sure I've seen such examples somewhere, using CSS and a bit of JS but
cannot find them :(((
A link or to to something similar would help me very
have this problem...
I will go probably the Option No.3 way.
I was just curious, how you handle such situations? :-)
In some cases, it's not difficult to add certain fixed width to an element, to
make IE happy. But in cases that we would like the width to
s for everyone for the help! :-)
Michel
PS For anyone who's still interested, I'll leave a test case with the bug in
question here: http://bluelink.net/zero-waste/test_case.shtml
SOMETIMES the text below the FIRST explanation paragraph in the first DIV falls
BELOW the image, only in
GE)
Only in FF 1.5.0.1 the paragraph with the source falls below the image, I can't
imagine why! And it's ok on refresh, then again...
I guessed that it's related to {display: table}, but cannot understand how
could
I fix it...
Thanks for everyone on this great list! :)))
s for the quick feedback! :-)
Finally, ZOOM appears to be fixig everything (I suppose the FF and Opera rely
on
the {displaY: table} and IE 6/7 - on {zoom: 1}.
I am really curious about zoom property in CSS, never used it before...
Thanks!
Michel
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e can think about?...
Michel
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if there's no other solution, I would
include a hack for it. Only, I have to figure out somehow, how this will work...
Any help would be appreciated...
Thanks! :-)
Michel
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Thanks.
Regards.
Michel.
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apply it
only maybe to some elements in the page (a few headings, for example).
Thanks for the reply!
So, letter-spacing is really impossible (and not well considered) at present -
that's all that I wanted to know:)
Have a great day, Michel :)
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Thanks! It's nothing very important, it just bothers me, why IE does not apply
letter-spacing when in FORM...
Michel
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Hi.
I have an unwanted separation between 2 div's in Firefox.
It works fine on IE6.
This is the link : http://www.auxe.net/test
I need some help.
Thanks in advance.
Michel, Florence, Italy.
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here a problem
site might not (not taking content into account here) attract me again.
I think scaling will become more and more of an issue, with higher
resolution capabilities of the displays used as one of the reasons and
aging of the users as another.
Hi. My first post.
I've come so far but just can't get this last step...I don't want to
break it again.
See this site: http://www.joschmo2.com/itbe2/priority.htm
Style sheet if you need that url is at:
http://www.joschmo2.com/itbe2/includes/styles5.css
Look at it in IE6...looks good for me..
Haven't tested it, but it seems to me it's a cell spacing/padding thing.
Try something like
Michel
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