MEM wrote:
> CSS Basic Question: Background Color:
>
> If I quit the height value, I get no background color. Why?
>
Because, I guess, it "has no layout" (no dimension).
> I want a background color, but I don't want the extra bottom space that the
> height value gives to me. :s
>
> How can
On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 3:21 AM, MEM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> CSS Basic Question: Background Color:
>
> If I quit the height value, I get no background color. Why?
Try adding:
.mainlinks#navigation { overflow: hidden; }
It sounds like your nav items are floated, and therefore the container
wi
MEM wrote:
>
> Q:How can I had space between li on a ul ?
> R:Use the margin value not the padding one. :D
> (this is only to stay on the mailing list).
>
>
>
> Thanks a lot all, for the help. I now have a nice layout with 3 columns and
> a navigation that is ugly, and with redundant CSS code (I'm
a navigation that is ugly, and with redundant CSS code (I'm sure of it), but
it will get better.
Regards,
Márcio
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From: David Laakso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: sábado, 1 de Novembro de 2008 17:10
To: MEM
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CSS Basic Question: Background Color:
If I quit the height value, I get no background color. Why?
I want a background color, but I don't want the extra bottom space that the
height value gives to me. :s
How can we have a background without the height?
Here is the code.
.mainlinks#navigation
On Thu, 19 Jul 2007, Julian Tulip's Licorice wrote:
> I understand descendant selectors:
> #main p {color: #fff;} - inside the 'main' div the will be white.
Yes. (Or, more exactly, inside the element with id="main", _any_
element will have white text color.)
> But I see this sometimes:
>
> fo
Julian Tulip's Licorice wrote:
> I am trying to learn some of the little things i missed, so sorry if this
> seems like a silly question.
>
The list is here to answer questions for those of all walks of life so
no apology necessary :)
> But I see this sometimes:
>
> form#search {color: #fff;}
>
Hello,
I am trying to learn some of the little things i missed, so sorry if this
seems like a silly question.
I understand descendant selectors:
#main p {color: #fff;} - inside the 'main' div the will be white.
But I see this sometimes:
form#search {color: #fff;}
The hash is right up against
