[css-d] printing background images

Hey all, Ive ran into a slight problem regarding printing content (text) with the background showing up. Is it possible to do so, or do I need to outright stack layers on each other with the image laying in one and the text in the other? Thanks in advance. _

Re: [css-d] white or #FFFFFF?

My suggestion on the matter: stick with hex colors. While I have yet to see a hard and or fast rule on the matter (it may be a preference), I generally try to stick to hex colors. Tx __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www

[css-d] Breakout input tags

I have a question regarding input tags. Currently when I cant to change the style of an input element (select menus, text input, etc) I use the .css input call. My question is this: Is there a way to break it out to format just the password and text fields? Thank you in advance. ___

[css-d] Stupid question regarding background images and scrollin

; } What I would like to happen is for the background to scroll down with the text. Thoughts? Thanks in advance, Paul Seale __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http

[css-d] stupid question regarding background position: fixed and IE6

I have been working on a site recently and I decided to make the background fixed. Well, I assigned the background fixed attribute and it works great with Fire Fox but not with IE6. Does IE 6 not support this attribute? Thanks in advance. Paul __

Re: [css-d] asterisk in front of font property

It is probably an IE 6 hack. The asterisk before the element makes it "visible" to IE. paul -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Demers, Scott Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:33 PM To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: [css-d] asterisk in fro

Re: [css-d] question about safari, IE and FF

: [css-d] question about safari, IE and FF Paul, On Apr 12, 2006, at 1:25 PM, Paul Seale wrote: > I gotta ask this question.. ive done a few sites recently which > look exactly > as they should in IE, FF and event Netscape for mac.. but for what > ever > reason, the styles are n

[css-d] question about safari, IE and FF

I gotta ask this question.. ive done a few sites recently which look exactly as they should in IE, FF and event Netscape for mac.. but for what ever reason, the styles are not even loading in safari. What is up with that? Inquiring minds would like to know what piece of code am I missing? Thanks!

[css-d] Fast question regarding top.

If I want the top to be down a certain percentage, what command do I use? I thought it was top: xx%; but when I used that command it does not like to work in FireFox. I couldn't find anything referenced this discussion recently. Thanks in advance Paul ___

[css-d] How close is MS from releasing IE7?

It is apparent to me that when they eliminated the * hack - they failed to replace it with the min-height command - which is a serious problem. Does anyone know if they are going to address the min-height command? If they don't - we are going to have some serious issues. Paul ___

RE: [css-d] hacks in IE7 ?

e Fire Fox and simply ignore that code while allowing older browsers to use that code. That way everything still works and you progress forward. Paul Seale -Original Message- I'd guess if we don't want to exclude a significant portion of users from our web pages, we will have t

[css-d] question about validation/xhtml problems

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=www.mccahongroup.com What am I missing? Some of the stuff with javascript I find fascinating - but the P elements being "undefined" makes no sense to me. Thanks in advance. Paul Seale

RE: [css-d] Allegedly simple positioning problem with CSS

else has any ideas or examples, please feel free to chime in. I can indentify with you Mr. Bickle. After designing with tables for years it is hard to break the mind set of how tables work - because divs work completely different. Paul Seale -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:

[css-d] question regarding backgrounds, etc.

: auto; margin: 0px; background:url(../images/workingpage_03.jpg) no-repeat fixed; } In IE it shows up just fine, but in Fire Fox, it is like the background starts with the back of the page, not where the div is. Help, please. Thanks in advance. Paul Seale

RE: [css-d] IE is the bestest!

Does that IE ONLY tag really only work when IE reads the code or is what you are writing a hypothetical example? It would be great if there was something like that (pardon my ignorance, I have simply not read anything that would allow me to show code to specific browsers). Paul Seale