Hi list,
I have a problem that has been driving me mad all afternoon :)
Here's the demo which I've only tested in FF1.5 so far:
http://www.cbjdigital.com/css.test/
If you look at the accompanying css file (test.css) you will see that
I've got it working by adding:
width: 2000px ;
to the #pic
Is this any use?
http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html
Design Groups wrote:
>
> I need to have a div class have the border color change when moused over. I
> can do it just fine in Mozilla - but, of course, it's not functioning in IE.
>
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CBJ Digital Ltd.
Hi there,
I have a problem with a quite complex layout that (of course) works in
FF but (also of course) not in IE. A test case is at:
http://www.bigjelly.com/css/test.htm
Which demonstrates the problem in a simplified layout.
The content is floated left, so that all content that appears
subs
Hi Steve,
The culprit seems to be these lines, which set the width of your sidebar
wider than your intended 216px and causes the protrusion:
html>body #sidebar {
width:227px;
}
Remove them and everything works as intended.
Cheers.
Mike
Steve Ivy wrote:
Hi All,
I'm having some weird p
Hi Vicky,
Try this ...
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/imagemap/
Mike
Vicky Etherington wrote:
Hi
I have trawled through the list, and found reference to several css image
map questions and solutions, but none of them really meet my needs, and I'm
wondering if anyone can cast any light on a good
Hi Steve,
You could do it all via css as follows:
Within your page, put the text in an tag:
Text to display on rollover here
Then in your css, you set the to display block at an appropriate
width and height for the image/text, display the image as a background
image and move the text out of the
