Hi Ron,
Might want to check out the site below for some client specific tips and
tricks. Used to pull my hair sometimes getting things to work across all
clients ( ie desktop, mobile and web based)
http://www.emailology.org
Outlook doesn't support background images unless you use a Microsoft
I have a client who wishes to have body copy as Helvetica Light. I'm on
a pc and have Helvetica LT Std. The following font-weights produce the
following results:
Anything between 100-500/Lighter appears as normal. 600 and 700 appears
as bold and 900 appears as Black.
How does one target Ligh
Hey Rick,
I gave it a shot, but that didn't fix it either.
I believe the problem stems from the transparent spacer.gif I'm using in
the list to activate the hover state. When I remove the tag in the
list and replace it with text, the alignment issue is corrected in FF.
Getting closer
Chan
Hello List Members,
I'm in the process of designing my website with CSS for the first time.
I have a CSS sub navigation using an icon graphic only (no text).
In IE 7 everything aligns pretty good. However, in Firefox 2.0 (win XP)
the icons seem to be shifted about 5-6 pixels downward. Only the
Hello List Members,
Im working on my first CSS site. Its a simple two column layout with a
top banner. The right column is flush against the top banner. However,
the left column (navigation) has a gap between itself and the top
banner. This only appears in Firefox. I'd like to get rid of this
Thanks Brad. I gave it a try, but it didn't work. Guess I'll go with the
border hack to push it back up.
Bradley Wright wrote:
> On 22/6/07 03:23, "Gpalz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The nested "content" div basically pulls the "wrap
Hello List members,
Just joined the list and I'm looking forward to learning CSS. I'm
starting to develop in CSS for the first time and came upon a strange
happening in Firefox 2.0 that I hope can find an answer for.
My problem stems from a simple nested div:
The nested "content" div basic
