I have a three column layout with a background image applied to a div that
isn't displaying quite like I want in IE:
http://demo.wfp.com/v2/story.htm
In Firefox, this displays as desired, with the left column bg image spanning
the full height of its containing element (called with astonishing c
Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ingo Chao wrote:
> The testlink can only be placed over or under this stacking context of
> scrollbox, further or nearer to the user.
And the dilemma is, that in your concept, scrollbox must have this width
and height to bring overflow:hidden into play. Scr
I put together a simpler version of the page for feedback:
http://demo.wfp.com/flyout.htm
As is now, no z-index's are specified. The menu is placed at the bottom of
document and therefore inherits the higher value (I assume). This means that
the link to the left does not work (strangely enough,
menu
occupies a space covering. My guess is I need to go back to the drawing board
concerning the placement of the menu.
Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you!
Christian.
Robert O'Rourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: xtiandc wrote:
> Just to clarify, I suppose my real questi
Just to clarify, I suppose my real question is: can you apply z-index
specifically to an element that only appears on hover?
Thanks!
Christian.
xtiandc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have a css fly out menu. It's a vertical
list that's aligned to the right of my page. As you
I have a css fly out menu. It's a vertical list that's aligned to the right of
my page. As you scroll over each element, content "flies" out to the left. My
problem is that in order to place this menu properly, I have to position it
absolutely and specfiy its placement using padding (I know, I k
Is there a way to control font size/layout on printable pages? The printer is
adhering to my (very) basic layout, but seems to be ignoring my font
declarations. Is there a simple way to control this?
My CSS consists of:
html{
background: #ff;
font: normal 8pt/10pt arial, helvetica,
This *should* be an easy one, but alas, to a beginner like me...
I want to set a link style for an entire , but then be able to reference a
custom link within that that carries a different style.
In other words, the html would go:
container formatting
custom formatting
CSS-wise, I can get t
When I'm developing a site, I make frequent changes to a master CSS file. I am
dealing with some dynamic content, so I must upload and develop on a live
server/staging area. My question is: how do I ensure that the browsers I am
using will display my site using the latest edits from the CSS file
I'm about to go insane attemping to implement a vertical js scroller containing
a css drop down menu. I've toyed with overflow, z-index, you name it...but I
just can't get this to work correctly.
Here's what I'm dealing with:
http://demo.wfp.com/test3.asp
That's the page, with the javascript fu
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