Re: [css-d] Why doesn't this padding-left work?

What is your DOCTYPE? I suspect your uppercase DIV and H2 is causing you some problems if the DOCTYPE makes the browser render the code in "strict". It always helps if at all possible to provide a direct link to a page and a direct link to the CSS. Lynda Peach -Original Message- From:

Re: [css-d] 4 Column Layout with a Twist

That looks like a two-column layout to me and not four. Four columns are: +---++++++---+ | 1 || 2 || 3 || 4 | +---++++++---+ | (footer or other) | ++ You literally have at some point in time on your screen four columns. You have shown 2 columns at the most T

Re: [css-d] Site check & review please - advice on ice/jello andcss format requested

Others can join Georg & I in this discussion ... :-) > Never mind the meta-element. It doesn't matter out on the web. > > This is what W3C states: > - The doctype you've used: XHTML 1.1, *should not* be used for a document > served as 'text/html'. > - You're left with (HTML compatible) XHTML 1.

Re: [css-d] Site check & review please - advice on ice/jello andcss format requested

> Well, if the validator were any good, it would tell you to use a valid > doctype... ...when serving pages as 'text/html'. Validator I used was off Dreamweaver 8 and also off Firefox Web Developer Tools. The latter is HTML Tidy; I tho

[css-d] Site check & review please - advice on ice/jello and css format requested

Site: http://www.eglin.af.mil/ CSS: http://www.eglin.af.mil/misc/publicmain.css The only errors I'm getting on validation are: a single image which is has > instead of /> I've requested the content maintainer fix the entry. This site presentation was based on one in OSWD, Go Flex

Re: [css-d] colored scrollbars

>Does anyone know how to make colored scrollbars work for sure in IE? It seems that > sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. Right now, they are not working for > me for these two sites, yet I always use the same code (except for colors). > www.figureskatersonline.com/katz-lynch > www.figu

Re: [css-d] Dreamweaver CSS and PHP

The CSS that "The Doctor" is using from the Dreamweaver stock "Page Design (CSS)" categories. He/She is using the "Three-Column Left Nav". I'm familiar with it as I'm working on a site right now using this as its basic structure. The HTML he includes is a table design and it almost appears "The D