Re: [css-d] IE Win simulation?

On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 15:27:07 -0400, Ric Glass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I develop in a Mac environment and have been testing in the Win > platform by way of transferring files to a non-networked PC using a CD. > Does anyone know of any s/w that might render just like Win IE 5 & 6? >

Re: [css-d] list line wrap

>> > I am using with a • in the bengining of each >> > line of text. How can I make sure if the line is too >> > long, after the line wrap the second line stays behind >> > the bullet, not under the bullet? >> >> Give the a left-padding of the desired width, and then >> negative indent of the sa

Re: [css-d] Replace Text on Hover

> Hi! > > I'm trying to replace Text of a button when the mouse is > hovering over it. > > Is there a way to do this. > > This is the site: http://www.jocoartistguild.com The button > I want the text to change is Businesses. I want it to change > to Businesses Support the Arts > > This is the lin

Re: [css-d] background color not working in div

> I would appreciate it if someone would take the time to check out my > page and tell me why the background color is not working in the div > called main_content. I know the positioning is slightly off in Netscape > and way off in IE and I don't know why. It looks fine locally on my > computer.

Re: [css-d] Can;t make the list work

>> In your first example, you're applying the style to >> the tags. In >> your second example, you're applying it to the >> tag. Try this: >> >> >> •The first line. >> •The second line. >> •The third line. >> •The fourth line. >> >> >> HTH, >> Justin Myers >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Try this:

[css-d] floats and lists

I was wondering if some of the veterans here have a good solution for the float next to the list problem. The "floated left block next to the unfloated unordered list" in particular. I know that the way it is rendered with background-image and list-style-image is to the standard and I know

Re: [css-d] target

> My present website has a couple of href that need to > open in their own window. When I had the xhtml > validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my > only error. > > Why and is there a css solution for this dilemma? I > would like to keep my xhtml strict error free. > > Also why is a bl

Re: [css-d] google shok horror

> I'll have to state up front that I have two big things that for me > are even more evil than tables and I'd almost rather use font tags > before I resort to them: > > 1. IE hacks* (e.g. backslash hacks or use of the * selector) > 2. Quirks Mode > * Note: I don't consider IE's conditional comment

Re: [css-d] Problems with pics

On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 23:35:04 -0400, got milk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think so. Can I resize the image i'm trying to use with css? > kyle > No. But you could "crop" the image. Say your image is larger than the block say a "div" that it is on the background of. You could move the back

Re: [css-d] Problems with pics

On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 22:57:55 -0400, got milk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible for me to add an image at both the top ad bottom of a > div/span? > if so, how? > Kyle > > You can't add two background images to the same element. The first background definition would ge

Re: [css-d] ul and its margins and how to shape them

> Finally relized that my shortcut listings for the font > was wrong and now the font link color problem is > solved, but still need help in understanding the box > that is ul. > > MJ > MJ, Part of the problem is that different browsers apply margins and padding differently on uls. What I woul