Heya All, got to that 'bash-head-against-wall' stage in the web
development where I try to solve IE6 rendering issues. Working in
XHTML strict. Site is here:
http://www.rasbazaar.com.au
Standard page html is here:
http://www.rasbazaar.com.au/skins/V4Bazaar/styleTemplates/global/index.tpl
layout
Heya All
After much time IE bug busting I seem to have worted out all the bugs
in IE7 and have a few remaining IE 6 bugs that seem quite immune to
my work.
http://www.onlinedietitian.com.au/onlinedietitianstart4.html
in IE6 there is always missing corners from the rounded boxes. The
footer le
ke for this reworked example of your page...
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>
>
>Reverse engineering works best in such cases - make standard compliant
>browsers simulate IE6/7 behavior, as described here...
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>On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 10:45 AM, WEZ! wrote:
>>> haslayout is really annoying but quite an easy one to resolve, usual
>>> methods are to use relative positioning or the zoom property to force
>>> and element to have layout in ie.
>>
>&g
: 1%;
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>http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
>http://csscreator.com/node/33634
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>cheers
>
>Stefan B
>
>On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 10:27 AM, WEZ! wrote:
>> Heya All,
>>
>> I seem to have run up against a IE6 haslayout bug which I can't seem
Heya All,
I seem to have run up against a IE6 haslayout bug which I can't seem
to find a solution for (as per usual).
I have a two column layout. The right one is fixed width and floated
right. The left one has negative margins to match the right column
and is variable width. Now good-ol IE6 d
Heya David and Co,
http://www.avize.com.au/avize13.html
My last reply didn't get to the list due to wrong email address but
thsi one will. I've managed to solve the major issues with Davids
help from earlier. Summaries are as follows:
Added Font:100.01%
- Didnt' solve anything but its a stand
Thanks everyone. It does indeed seem my emails are getting through
fine and responses to me are getting through as well.
I'm still not getting the regular posts however which is very odd.
Anything I post is not showing up either. Going to have to take a
look into my spam settings I think.
Than
Heya All, well it seems my emails are getting through though I
haven't had a normal list email for quite some time. Odd but I'll
have to solve that bug once I get this sorted out.
http://www.avize.com.au/avize12.html
I've been developing my Business Site at the moment and got it to the
state I
just testing.
All my emails stopped from the list 10 Jan so I'm assuming that's
spam assassin being changed but I've reverted back and still nothing.
Either I'm not receiving the emails, lost my subscription or something else.
If anyone could just reply if this does come through that way I'll
Thanks for your reply and assistance as per usual Georg. Much appreciated.
I've been tinkered with the idea over the last couple days. Trying
different ideas but still no luck.
You have some interesting avenues of attack on your site but the
issue with the right hand background not making scrol
Heya All,
I've been trying to find a solution to a concept I want to implement
in a template I'm working on.
I want to have a variable width, centered content block which has a
background image that is wider than the content and doesn't create
scroll bars when the viewport is reduced to the wi
Heya all,
Just done some footer work on this page and want to know if the page
is rendering without flaws in most peoples browsers.
http://cedd.raez.net/cedd.html
I've ran it through all the modern browsers on my work Mac and if
anyone ideally could put it through its paces on IE6 that would be
Heya All,
I'm having issues with calculating Widths in a Fluid environment.
Safari and Operan Both render the central blocks and images their
correct width. The Gecko renderers struggle with determining width
and seem to fall back to the content determining width.
I've played around with the f
Heya All,
Got a good ol IE bug again which is doing my head in
Adding a background to a div which has margins, borders, or padding
has a habit of expanding the block by the width of the margins,
borders or padding.
I can't add the background wanted to any div with any dimensions
which I n
Thanks to both Alan and Georg,
The background was indeed the solution to the IE bug. It actually has
a semblance of logic as well though I was stuck trying to resolve the
issue with IE z-indexing fun.
Thank you very much as that was the last serious bug the layout
required for functionality. (
Heya All,
Still haven't been able to crack the Drop Down functionality in
Suckerfish Style drop downs. IE (win) is causing the dropdowns to
fail on hover when above other positioned elements.
http://www.newearthpermaculture.com.au/bm/BusMentorMenu31.htm
I've been through all the previous recom
Whoa impressive work Alan.
>Hi Wesley
>
>You are pandering to IE and especially IE6. This type of menu is
>best done first to work correct in Firefox or Opera, then a check in
>IE7, then lastly IE6. I have copied your code and made a few changes.
I'm a CSS programmer. I start with compliant bro
>setting the a to display: block; should clear that up.
Thanks for the suggestion Brian. The 'a' links are already all set to
block as it is a standard procedure for drop down menus or getting
hover to function on the entire block.
But that being said it does give the effect of that problem so
> You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7.
Yeah I was told this by another colleague though i have no way to run
through the functionality myself as I have no IE7 in my mac-based
office.
> What I would recommend you
>is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
Heya,
This last bug is killing me. I've been bashing away at it over the
weekend to no avail.
The Main menu drop down functionality is flawed in IE6(win) and
possibly other IE's as well. The visual appearance is solved via
giving the ancestors blocks a position and z-index as I explained in
a
Z-index solution (well to some degree)
After having IE(win) flatly refuse to follow the declared Z-index
values I went in search of the root of the problem. Position:relative
seem to be the culprit however removing this value damaged the layout
and thus was no solution. After some research it s
Heya all again,
I managed to get three fluid blocks to align horizontally with even
gaps by wrapping an external div around each to remove the effects of
the added borders on the blocks sizes which was causing the problems
previously.
The second group I still can't achieve the same. This is wi
As far as I'm aware there are no limitation to tiling (repeating) a
png image in any browser.
What you are most likely finding is if you want a Transluscent png
you can't tile them in IE(win) less than 7.0.
The reason behind this is that IE(win) can't render the transparency
in a Png file at a
Heya All again,
I'm stumpted on something that I feel is very simple but can't crack
it myself. I'm trying to align 3 blocks horizontally in a fluid
environment and center the group of three in the main content. I've
tried margin methods, floating methods, other positioning methods but
nothing
I have worked on a three-tier drop down menu system designed with
pure css for functionality and javascript to achieve functionality in
IE.
The website can be found here:
http://www.newearthpermaculture.com.au/bm/BusMentorMenu18.htm
So far the CSS side appears to function flawlessly (aside from
Another idea which I have never tried would be em width lines using a
monospace font. Courier is a standard mono space font with an em
width line means you should be able to get an exact number of
characters to each line. Yet again not a pretty solution but please
refer to the posts which detai
Heya All again, Just a couple of bugs still in this layout of anyone
can help with . The site is here:
http://www.newearthpermaculture.com.au/CEDD/ceddtest10.htm
The layout is fluid entirely em based with min/max size limitations
aiming for support in IE5 and up.
IE 5 (mac) has a couple of bugs
tical scroll bar so 780 is
the size you will be aiming for.
WEZ!
>If you set your screen resolution to 800x600 and
>run a test on the CSS and code below, you'll
>quickly discover Firefox and IE have scaling issues
>aside from font size.
>
>The image GIF (245x216) looks re
Heya all again, Still waiting on my other post to get through as I'm
new to the list and awaiting moderation.
Had an update to the website to fix a couple of the IE display bugs.
The website is available here:
http://www.newearthpermaculture.com.au/bm/BusMentorMenu14.htm
I thought I had the layo
After trying to develop a fluid CSS only layout entirely em based
with min and max-width's I'm unsurprisingly stumped. I'm trying to
get a Layout functioning from IE5 and up on all browsers/platforms.
If anyone could give me any advice on these problems I would be very
much appreciated. This ha
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