On 6/16/11 7:32 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Jun 17, 2011, at 6:27 AM, RePost wrote:
I'm using a css sprite image for the submit button in two forms on this site.
It displays fine in Firefox, but not so well in Safari and IE.
Safari is displaying the text "Submit" in the area
it of business. Thanks to all for
your help -- Chetan, Claude, David, Philippe, et al!
On 4/21/11 2:57 AM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Apr 21, 2011, at 3:56 PM, RePost wrote:
Not a div of devil-spawned images, but the Facebook Like Button From Hell. Firebug showed
me code for the Like button wa
ks for the assistance!
On 4/21/11 12:56 AM, RePost wrote:
Tried both Claude and Chetan's suggestions with no effect. There's
something about those devil-spawned images that causes a dead zone
beneath them.
I've moved them now above an identical div with identically placed
images
the lower div.
The lower div, meanwhile, creates no such effect.
I just don't get it.
http://bit.ly/eYGXbo
On 4/20/11 11:52 PM, Claude Needham wrote:
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 6:00 PM, RePost wrote:
I have two floated, linked images in the sidebar, loaded in a div with the
class "ex
I have two floated, linked images in the sidebar, loaded in a div with
the class "execphpwidget." (See the two tan images, labeled "About" and
"Meet" in sidebar at right, directly above the tabbed menu).
There's a dead zone beneath the images. I can add space above or below
the images in ques
ds,
Chetan Crasta
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 10:52 AM, RePost wrote:
I'm attempting to stack two divs in a wrapper at the right side of my
header.
There's another div to the left, and the header is wrapped in a container
div.
My problem is, I can't get the stacked divs to behave. The con
Another personal response intended for the list. Forwarding.
Original Message
Subject:Re: [css-d] Padded image picks up a:hover background color
Date: Sat, 09 Apr 2011 08:38:12 -0500
From: RePost
To: "G.Sørtun"
Thanks, Georg!
I finally had to go
Accidentally responded personally to Philippe instead of the list.
Forwarding here.
Original Message
Subject:Re: [css-d] List items displaying inline; refusing to behave
Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2011 20:39:55 -0500
From: RePost
To: Philippe Wittenbergh
Philippe
Here we go again.
My sidebar includes a tabbed menu. First tab is Popular Posts. You'll
see the list items appear to be running together in an inline fashion.
I'm throwing "display:block" everywhere, but I can't get the list to behave.
I would appreciate any suggestions!
http://bit.ly/eYGXbo
I'm attempting to stack two divs in a wrapper at the right side of my
header.
There's another div to the left, and the header is wrapped in a
container div.
My problem is, I can't get the stacked divs to behave. The content
doesn't stay in them and they don't conform to a height setting.
I
No matter what I try, I'm unable to get rid of the background color on
hover from a linked image. See the blue Twitter image in the social bar
at right in the sidebar. Whether I space the social images with padding
or margin, the background color is still filling in the background.
I thought I
Felix Miata wrote:
> To amplify David's original implication and subsequent response, use of px
> for sizing text is an affirmative design choice that whatever text sizes are
> acceptable to or preferred by the design's visitors are utterly irrelevant.
> Whatever size in px seems most appropriate t
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> RePost wrote:
>
>> Only in IE, my maincontainer (wrapper) div appears to be shifting and
>> ignoring the tried-and-true "margin: 0 auto;" style.
>>
> IE/win - all versions from IE6 up - will revert to quirks mode when
> t
Only in IE, my maincontainer (wrapper) div appears to be shifting and
ignoring the tried-and-true "margin: 0 auto;" style.
The only clue I can offer is that I don't have this problem with my blog
in its current format. Although the styles haven't changed appreciably,
the problem only occurs in
David Hucklesby wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:30:59 -0500, RePost wrote:
>
>> David Hucklesby wrote:
>>
>>> Yes. You can pre-load background images by including them in the
>>> markup at the top of the page BODY. Apply a width=1, height=0 so
>>&g
David Hucklesby wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Jul 2008 23:30:57 -0500, RePost wrote:
>
>> 1. Is there any way I can get the outer wrapper background to load before
>> the content?
>> The background image in the outer wrapper does not multiply vertically
>> (repeat-y) until
Correction:
That would be multiply horizontally, not vertically.
> 1. Is there any way I can get the outer wrapper background to load
> before the content? The background image in the outer wrapper does not
> multiply vertically (repeat-y) until all the content has loaded. This
> happens in Fi
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> You missed a part of my original answer, I guess…
> set the width of the outer wrapper to something that fit your image,
> and set the margins to '0 auto'.
>
> I suggested
> div {
> width 980px /* eyeballing, the width of your image -- adjust to taste
> but kee
Christopher wrote:
> That link don't work, I wanted to check it out.
>
The link should be working, Christopher. Please try it once again.
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Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> On Jul 24, 2008, at 2:25 AM, RePost wrote:
>
>
>> David Hucklesby wrote:
>>
>>> I think Philippe is suggesting yet another DIV. Although it sounds
>>> like a case of "divitis," I often find a need to add an extr
David Hucklesby wrote:
> I think Philippe is suggesting yet another DIV. Although it sounds
> like a case of "divitis," I often find a need to add an extra 100%
> wide DIV around the entire content for IE7's sake. When IE7 is
> "zoomed" the background-image on BODY does not resize. Putting
> the ba
> Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
>>
>> A quick fix that works with some test pages here:
>> wrap all of your contents in a and attach the background-image
>> to that div.
The problem with that is, I designed the body background image to
display the shadow border that extends to the right and lef
> Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
>>
>> A quick fix that works with some test pages here:
>> wrap all of your contents in a and attach the background-image
>> to that div.
The problem with that is, I designed the body background image to
display the shadow border that extends to the right and left
Thanks so much, Philippe.
The follow-up, naturally, is, anybody got a hack or workaround?
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> Known Bug.
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=446284
>
> (it is actually a very old isue that has become more visible due to a
> checkin between Fx3.0 and Fx 3.01
I've noticed that my body background image is shifting about 1px to the
left in Firefox 3.01 only, causing some white space to show on the left
border.
Has anyone else experienced a similar problem? This did not occur in
previous versions of FF, or in any other browser.
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