Hi- I have a page with a font size display problem:
http://www.lawrence.lib.ks.us/childrensroom/index.html
Here's the style sheet attached to it:
http://www.lawrence.lib.ks.us/childrensroom/styles/children-styles2.css
The problem: font size displays fine in browsers and DW as far as I can tell,
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Thanks for the great links!
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If you wanted to talk about *how*
> to hide styles from certain browsers, instead of *if* you should, that
> would certainly be on topic.
In general terms, how does one go about hiding styles from a aprticular
browser? I've not attempted to do it yet, but would like to know what is
generally invo
I thought this question was so *clearly* phrased and I too am confused
about it.
I was hoping that someone could attempt an equally concise reply, line by
line...
Could any of the big brains
> Can someone please explain how to tell when the following should be
> used:
>
> a:link or a.link
> a:ho
Hi all-
Please excuse if this is a half-baked question. I'm definitely learning
as I go
here. I have a draft page with a submenu that changes color on hover
(see left,
middle of page):
http://www.kdwebstudio.com/ccaz.html
I want the first li to not hover, i.e. not chage to light yellow. Is it
I have a page which displays fine in FF and IE, but in Opera 9 the
border around
the comment field is missing (see lower right of page):
http://www.kdwebstudio.com/contact.html
style sheet: http://www.kdwebstudio.com/styles-GREEN.css
(Note: this is only a 4.01 transitional draft page and the cs
I listed the wrong style sheet, it's http://www.kdwebstudio.com/styles2.css
sorry!
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> I have a page which displays fine in FF and IE, but in Opera 9 the
> border around
> the comment field is missing (see lower right of page):
>
> http://www.kdwebstudio.com/contact.html
> I'm going to hazard an educated guess here and say:
> 1) Your stylesheet
> 2) If your stylesheet has percentages for font-size, the browser then comes
> in to play.
good point about the percentages, thanks!
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I'm not sure how to phrase this question, but here goes:
when a page opens in a browser the first time during a session, what
governs the
size of the font displayed--the style sheet specification or the browser font
setting or some combination of both?
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>> The first step can display for as long as a second or two. The sylesheet is
>> @import. Is this something I need to tweak or do they?
>
> This is something you can fix. It is known as the Flash of Unstyled
> Content (FOUC). You can find out more about
I'm having a problem with my pages loading at my new ISP (BlueHost). They tell
me the problem is not on their end, that it is a coding problem. I've checked
at home and at work and I'm seeing the problem both places:
The pages load in the browser (the first time) in TWO steps (sort of
"ba-dink"):
I found an article (Sane CSS Sizes, by Owen Briggs) which looks great
to me and
like it's the solution I should follow:
http://www.thenoodleincident.com/tutorials/typography/
It basically recommends setting p at 1em and body at 76%, but the article is
dated 2002 and I'm wondering: is this approac
I'm trying to apply what I am learning from this list (which is a lot!), but
having to use Dreamweaver MX 2004. I can't seem to find how to create
the list selector rules suing their CSS styles panel in Deamweaver MX
2004.
I'm wondering; would you advise me to code my style sheet *by hand* and s
> http://www.tizag.com/cssT/class.php
> http://www.tizag.com/cssT/cssid.php
> might be helpful for example.
Thanks for these links! They clarify this topic. I can see I need to take the
tutorials there and will do so.
Thanks again. Karen
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>> (Should I create a class to attach to the ul?)
>
> The short answer is "yes", but a better (longer) answer is you should
> use an ID, since there's only likely to be one instance of it per page.
Thank you, so then it would be (for instance)
and
.sub-menu-page {
border: none;
Hi, all-
I'm trying to style a sub-navigation list on my pages using DW MX 2004
and have
found good information about how to do it by styling the ul element (A List
Apart- Taming Lists); but I still have a question (which is probably stupid),
but I'm hoping to be enlightened here-
Question: if I
I just wanted to add a link to an article which was posted by Ed
Seehouse on the
previous thread "perfect font sizes- any sample solutions?"-
http://pages.prodigy.net/chris_beall/TC/
(then choose Font size from the list on that page)
It sums up well, I thought, and in clear, simple language I
> O gentlemen and ladies,
> Read the thread, read the whole thread, and read not only the thread. :-)
>
> There are links given to good explaining pages why/when fontsizing the
> body , there are links to example pages...
> Otherwise, we will circle in circles. And as we know, circles are round
> (
> Moreover, some might say, this thread has nothing to do with with the
> mission of this list.
I'm sorry, I don't understand why this is off-topic since it's about how css
works.
regards, karen
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> Exactly. I've never understood why some people set a base font size in
> percentages, and then duplicate it with ems. I set a base font size in a
> percentage, then use percentages throughout to size other elements
> relative to that base. Of course, the base is going to be different for
> every
> Your question has already been answered. Read the thread.
> ~dL
I did.
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I, too, am struggling with the issue of optimum font sizes in css and
would love
to know if anyone has hit on keyword or em solution they are happy with?
My goal is for everything to be resizeable and so I need to avoid pixels,
obviously. Currently, my solution is
body medium
h1-3 medium weight
> Set only what is necessary to set.
That's my goal!
> Learn just exactly what controls what and for whom.
Hence, my question: where can I see a description of the defaults for boxes
around tags?
> Keep the CSS lean, mean, and on-target.
> It will be far easier to maintain and revise.
> And it
Hi all-
I want to set up a new style sheet which will rely on default h, p and li
rendering as much as possible (no tinkering with the box margins, that is).
However, in trying to do this, it looks to me as if list items have a
different
line height than paragraphs :-(
Question: does anybody kno
> I totally agree, I haven't used tags for a couple of years myself,\
Jim- I'm wanting to get away from using tags too and would be very
interested to know what you do in place of using the tag! karen davis
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Hi all-
I've been using css to style just text for a while now, and want to move to the
next level and begin using it for layout. My site design has a logo in the
upper left corner:
http://www.lawrence.lib.ks.us/
That logo image (logo.gif) is on a dark blue background which works fine for the
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