RE: [css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes Part 2

Hi, David! Thanks again for your reply Weirdness that it didn't work for you, because it was working in each of the ones I tested, and I am also using XPSP2. I tested in Win IE6, FF1.0.6, NN7, Mozilla. And I finally just set ":root selector" to hide it from Opera (including a note attached

RE: [css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes

Hi, Andrew... The white space in the CSS file is actually some sort of weirdness on the part of Axentra. It was all nice and neat and reasonably compact when I uploaded it, and then for some odd reason it added more white space between each line every time I went in and edited it through their in

[css-d] Suckerfish / Opera woes Part 2

Hello, again, all. I fiddled a bit more with the Suckerfish dropdowns I am trying to implement. I found that the only way to make them work in Opera 8, so that they are almost identical to their display in Moz/FF/NN/Win IE6 and can actually be *used* (important, right?), is to add these two

[css-d] Upon multiple zoom - sidebar link pushes out of its container

Sorry for all the posts today, folks. After reviewing an email from Felix, it seems there are a couple of things left to fix. The one with which I am having difficulty is the right-hand sidebar on the front page. When zoomed 3 or 4 times, the "Become a member" link starts to straddle the b

RE: [css-d] Last Win IE display issues - RESOLVED

All fixed. Thankfully. (**putting away the anticipated Excedrin**) Removed parentheses from around the url for the IE5 styles. This allowed it to read the IE5 styles. This caused the content on the pmi-index.html to push up behind the header fixed by adding a padding-top to the #content.

[css-d] Oooh, boy... worse issues than that in IE5...

..back to THAT drawing board. Apparently IE5.x doesn't like parentheses around the url for the overrides, when using @import inside a conditional comment. ~~J. Hodge __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.

RE: [css-d] Last Win IE display issues

Good afternoon, Holly! Definitely the result of IE5.x standalone use. I went in and modified according to the tutorial you specified, at least for the CC reading. Thank you for pointing me to that. (Another quick and dirty for those who may not wish to modify a standalone, if they use multiple

RE: [css-d] Last Win IE display issues

Hi, Holly! Thank you for mentioning the error in my code... I found it and have rectified that. I tried applying your suggestion for the "Earlybird" problem just to my local IE5 styles, since that is the only place the problem remains. Didn't change it at all as far as I could tell. If it work

RE: [css-d] Last Win IE display issues

Hi, Holly! Thank you for the recommendations. I did manage to fix the "Earlybird, etc" display issues in Win IE6 by implementing the following set of overrides in IE6: #content2 ul.logistics { margin-bottom: -1em; margin-left: 3%; margin-top: .75em; padding-left:

RE: [css-d] Last Win IE display issues - SOLUTION!

The issues seem to be fixed now for Win IE 6, and at least the graphic portion has been apparently fixed for Win IE 5. Roger's comment about the source-order of the texas image got me thinking. So I tried again, within my local files, to change the source order on it. I removed the #texas.three fr

RE: [css-d] Last Win IE display issues

Good afternoon, Roger! Getting straight to the point, cause I'm still in the middle of trying to break err, FIX this problem... (and going in circles in the process?) > Um, couldn't you make this a bg image on #content2 (or add a class to > content2 for this page if it is page specific)? Us

[css-d] Last Win IE display issues

Good afternoon, all. With a few minor details, I am down to the final display problems with Win IE (the baseline browser for this, per spec). I've been pulling my hair out over these two things for the past three weeks, and have not found a solution no matter how many things I have adjusted or

[css-d] Fixed:] IE - Code revision has removed content bottom-margin?

Problem fixed. This was fixed by applying "margin-bottom: 5em;" to .home-events, .home-news, and .home-side. What I can't figure out is why it didn't work to simply apply it to #content, since that was the containing element. ~~J. Hodge -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [m

[css-d] IE - Code revision has removed content bottom-margin?

Hi, all. Pretty close to finished on this one. Just spent the day working on WCAG checkpoints, tweaking, and re-ordering some things in the XHTML. Now it still looks fine in Win FF, NN, Opera.. But now the white space between the content area and footer has disappeared in Win I

[css-d] Possible combination filter for MAC IE? Thoughts?

Okies, Most of the bugs have been worked out so far, *except* in the nefarious Mac IE5.x. That being the case, it seems like the best way to do this is to set up a hack that specifically feeds overrides to Mac IE5. After reviewing the chart at dithered.com, I found that there seems to b

[css-d] A few questions & request for Felix

Good evening again, everyone. The test-site in question is located at http://www.delineations.org/sandbox/ . Roger Roelofs has been so kind as to send me some examples of The Better Way Of Doing Things (thanks, Roger!), and this morning I integrated a nice chunk of his example into what I h

RE: [css-d] Opera issues semi-reolved; HUGE IE6 issues

Good morning, everyone! Hope everyone else got some well-deserved shut-eye. With caffeine and pretzels (breakfast of champions) in hand, replies are in order to Roger, Kelly, and Ingo: To ROGER ROELOFS: >>Step 1. Stop banging your head, it will only give you a headache :-). Ahhh, not for some

[css-d] Opera issues semi-reolved; HUGE IE6 issues

I apologize right now for the multiple posts in one night. Looks like it's going to be a long weekend... I managed to fix the display issues for Win Moz/FF & NN, and almost fixed them for Opera (still some positional issues there). Except... ...now there are *huge* display issues with IE6. (Th

[css-d] Hack to feed rules to Opera only?

Hello again, everyone. I'm at a bit of a loss. Having completed the CSS for Win IE5.x/6 and Win Moz/FF/NN. I am now at Opera. I'm using Opera 7.54, and testing of the layouts shows some weird issues within Opera. The header h1 that displays correctly in all other browsers is pushed halfwa

[css-d] Errrmmm. maybe Opera hack not needed

What I thought looked fine in Win Moz/FF/NN, when located locally, is now placed on a server. .and is displaying the same issues as it did locally when viewed in Opera 7.5. Anybody have any ideas about what is going on with this? Links may all be found at http://www.delineations.org/san

[css-d] Is it possible - Image scaling with CSS in liquid layout

Hi, all. Per Felix's suggestion a few days ago, I have been switching the current style sheets for my in-progress work to relative font sizes. Naturally, this has led to switching most other elements to relative sizing, so that they interplay well. Now, in the back, there is this problemat

[css-d] Site check please, and some issues

Hi, again. I hope everyone is having a good evening. I have current working drafts of my project located at: http://www.delineations.org/sandbox/ If possible, I need site checks from every platform, for every commonly used browser later than the 4.x generation. At this time, everyt

RE: [css-d] PC Firefox display issue - div class image

Zoe, After much finagling, playing, breaking, and fixing, lol... I got it. CSS used to make graphic display properly: #texas { float: left; clear: both; background: transparent url(images/texas-background.png) no-repeat; color: tra

[css-d] PC Firefox display issue - div class image

Hello to all. I'm currently working on coding up some new templates for a client, and am doing it based on graphic designs created in Photoshop by another contractor. Aside from the index page template, all the second-tier pages include a Texas-theme graphic that is supposed to be a backgro