Re: [css-d] problem with text size in browsers need help

Good reading: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/elastic/ __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-

Re: [css-d] inset border on SELECT in IE

Maziak, Peter (Tek Systems) wrote: > I am perplexed by the following: on any given web page, every SELECT > element displays without the default inset border on my install of IE6, > as compared to IE6 on my home machine or a co-workers. (This is > particularly vexing since I am the designer respo

Re: [css-d] form elements in mozilla

Torp wrote: > In Firefox and Camino form elements are not on the same line with > text, but too high. > How should I fix this? Is this Mozilla's fault or are other browsers wrong? > By "form elements" do you mean fields? If so, then I don't know what you're talking about, because in Firefox

Re: [css-d] with margin expands 100% with a BG color

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi all, > > does a expand to its full possible space allowed, even if a margin is > applied on the , when a BG color is applied to the same in IE? > > I seemed to have this issue in IE where I had a that came in because of > Margins applied, but when I put a backgrou

Re: [css-d] Printing from IE6

Tom Livingston wrote: > Are there common things that freak IE6 out when printing or using > print styles? Yes, IE6 does not enable shrink-to-fit, therefore if a web page is any larger than the printable space then it will be cut off. The best way to combat this is to make the width of the page in

Re: [css-d] submenu in IE

Julie Angarone wrote: > In IE you can see the submenu, but cannot always hover or click on the items > (which > currently go nowhere). The effect works only intermittently. > > The csshover.htc is in the right place I believe. > > Advice please! Thanks > > http://www.being-a-mom.com/ My impr

Re: [css-d] What's causing the offset of items in this form?

James Eaton wrote: > What causes the vertical alignment offset in the > bottom example? > > http://dm126.mediaodyssey.com/form.htm I have no idea what's causing it, but in Firefox any value of "vertical-align" will change the alignment, "vertical-align:top" gives the best result. Don't forget

Re: [css-d] Border doesn't render in IE

Ingo Chao wrote: > > At least in IE7b2 + DevToolbar, > li {position:relative} > > lets the border turn on. If this should not work on your live page, try > to position:relative the ul too. > > Ingo Thanks a lot, your solution was perfect. / rowan ___

[css-d] Border doesn't render in IE

Hello, I have what seems like a very simple problem which only occurs in IE (I've tested with 6 & 7). I have an unordered list menu at the top right of this test page - http://www.rowanw.com/testcases/no_border_ie.htm. For the first link I've created a style that should add a border underneath

Re: [css-d] More than one DIV how to

Reynier Perez Mira wrote: > Hmmm!!! Soury I'm a little stupid. Can you give me some shot or example ? Use this on all the divs you need to align on the right: div div div div The first one will display on the right hand side, and the last one will display on the left side. Here's more info abo

Re: [css-d] Is IE7b2 particularly slow on a:hover ?

Ingo Chao wrote: > http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/percentages.html > > Is it just this bug demo, and IE7b2 requires lots of CPU time to correct > the buggy margin-%-calculation? > > Or do you have experienced similar performance lacks with a change on > hover on your pages? I've no

Re: [css-d] IE positioning problem

Neal Watkins wrote: > http://constructweb.com/temp/test-out-alt.html > > is it because IE has a problem with right: 4px; (absolute positioning right)? It's because you don't have a HTML, HEAD, DOCTYPE or BODY tag in the entire document. / rowan

Re: [css-d] new to list, issues with IE

alexkillough wrote: > http://publicduck.com/ > > In windows IE, the header loses its line breaks and breaks out of the fixed > width page wrapper, which makes everything take up two screens horizontally > and vertically (oddly the two column content areas are left intact). > First of all try n

Re: [css-d] viewing sites via AOL

Patrick Roane wrote: > Does anyone have AOL or is it pretty much the same as > IE? AOL uses the IE rendering engine, so there shouldn't be any reason to test in AOL if you've already tested in IE. /rowan __ css-discuss [EMAIL PRO

Re: [css-d] one true layout Firefox (1.5!) issue

Eric Shepherd wrote: > Check out http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=30&e=toysbytype > > On initial load in my brand-spankin-new Firefox 1.5, the page is the > correct length. However, on refresh, it becomes 32767px tall. > > Could someone who understands the One True Layout and Firefox better >