Hi
Apparently on a mac on this page there is a problem with the gold table
not completely extending down to the bottom(at right). (I didn't build
this site by the way!)
http://www.sunrise-care.co.uk/locations/kent.html
My client doesn't know how to do a print screen so I can't see what's
Screenshots have been sent.
On Nov 17, 2005, at 5:53 PM, Virtuallee wrote:
Hi
Apparently on a mac on this page there is a problem with the gold
table
not completely extending down to the bottom(at right). (I didn't build
this site by the way!)
I am very happy with the results from following the CSS for creating
equal columns from the positioningiseverything web site. It
displays excellently on Safari, Firefox and IE on the Mac. (I have no
ability to test it on Windows)
One problem. It isn't displaying right in Opera. I've
Kenoli Oleari wrote:
I am very happy with the results from following the CSS for creating
equal columns from the positioningiseverything web site. It
displays excellently on Safari, Firefox and IE on the Mac. (I have no
ability to test it on Windows)
One problem. It isn't
Kenoli Oleari wrote:
One problem. It isn't displaying right in Opera.
http://www.communityassemblies.org/nan_pages/change_template_test.html
I'd also appreciate feedback on how this displays on Windows.
--Kenoli
I have no idea about the Opera problem. And did not check on a PC.
However, there
Kenoli Oleari wrote:
(I have no ability to test it on Windows)
Lucky man ;)
One problem. It isn't displaying right in Opera. I've looked at the
clearfix code I was referred to but am not sure I am applying it
correctly or if addresses the issue. The code at the beginning of
the
Kenoli Oleari wrote:
http://www.communityassemblies.org/nan_pages/change_template_test.html
Opera 8.50 is broken. IMO: forget Op8.0/8.5 - they were broken versions.
Opera 9.0 prev.1 is doing fine.
Firefox 1.5RC1 is doing fine.
IE6 needs shaking.
(all on win2K-pro)
regards
Georg
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Patrick Roane wrote:
I'm trying to center (right now it is float:left;) my horizontal
menu bar at: www.cpcconstruction.net/1/index.html
...I've tried several various techniques ie. margin: 0px auto; and
this should work
And it will, Patrick - you need to set a width to that
My request for help may be beyond the scope of this list, but I
thought I would post it and see if anyone could help.
I have a form, which submits to a file on the server. I've been told
that once the server file receives a submission, it can send a
response to the user stating that the
From: Patrick Roane
I just need a quick tip on how I can center my menu:
see www.cpcconstruction.net/1/index.html
Patrick,
You've got a few markup errors that won't be helping your
troubleshooting.
Run the page past the w3c validator and clean up the errors it shows
you.
Hey folks,
I just need a quick tip on how I can center my menu:
see www.cpcconstruction.net/1/index.html
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BTW: for those of you who gave me suggestions on using
a good logo software (I posted this question about 1
month ago)- I went with Inkscape which I used to
design the
Hello,
I'm having trouble implimenting the incredibly handy expandable list described
on the Gazingus website
(http://www.gazingus.org/html/DOM-Scripted_Lists_Revisited.html). I don't have
to use this format, but would like to create an expandable list using only CSS
and Javascript, if necessary.
Hi Everyone:
I'm trying to convince people to get rid of tables and go to CSS.
Here is the original:
http://web.princeton.edu/sites/ArtandArchaeology/julie/hdrive.html
Here is mine:
http://web.princeton.edu/sites/ArtandArchaeology/julie/helpdesk.html
Julie,
text-align:right on the left, text-align:left on the right.
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cody h wrote:
i am hoping to get a little help fixing a glitch i don't really
understand. the site in question is here:
http://www.evergreen.edu/
cody
This will center it in ie.
body {text-align: center;}
#pagecontainer {text-align: left;}
aside: Slow load. Image not appearing in ie.
David Laakso wrote:
cody h wrote:
i am hoping to get a little help fixing a glitch i don't really
understand. the site in question is here:
http://www.evergreen.edu/
cody
This will center it in ie.
body {text-align: center;}
#pagecontainer {text-align: left;}
aside: Slow load. Image
From: cody h [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.evergreen.edu/
the outermost container's (#pagecontainer) side margins are set to
auto, but the container refuses to center in ie6. strangely, it used
to work fine, but i can't figure out what might have been done to
break it.
hi pros,
i am hoping to get a little help fixing a glitch i don't really
understand. the site in question is here:
http://www.evergreen.edu/
the outermost container's (#pagecontainer) side margins are set to
auto, but the container refuses to center in ie6. strangely, it used
to work fine, but
From: cody h
http://www.evergreen.edu/
the outermost container's (#pagecontainer) side margins are set to
auto, but the container refuses to center in ie6.
Cody,
That is a FAQ, IE doesn't do margin: auto
See the wiki for a workaround/fixup.
Hello to everyone. I am new to this list - just found out about it
today while doing some research on css problems. Thought I would give
asking for help here a try.
I am building a site and on several pages I am using top and bottom
borders to highlight section headings. All is well on
I think
text-indent:-0.9em;
is the problem. I've never even heard of text-indent before. Does it work if
you take this out?
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I think
text-indent:-0.9em;
is the problem. I've never even heard of text-indent before.
Christian,
http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_text_text-indent.asp
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Linda Quinn wrote:
All is well on Netscape FF (Win) and Safari, FF, Netscape Opera
(Mac). However, in IE6/Win the borders do not appear.
http://www.housecallcs.com/newWeb/pages/services.htm
Several ways to avoid and/or fix that IE/win bug. Almost too many to
mention, so I'll just give
thanks you guys...much appreciated!
cheers
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me why the footer on this page for
some reason is showing up under the search bar in
firefox? Looks fine in IE.
url:http://www.athreyachidambi.com/test/meil/profile.html
css:http://www.athreyachidambi.com/test/meil/mainstyle.css
thanks
A.
Athreya,
In #container add the rule display:table.
Jim
On 9/19/05, Athreya Chidambi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me why the footer on this page for
some reason is showing up under the search bar in
firefox? Looks fine in IE.
Athreya Chidambi wrote:
Can anyone tell me why the footer on this page for some reason is
showing up under the search bar in firefox? Looks fine in IE.
url:http://www.athreyachidambi.com/test/meil/profile.html
In short: IE is wrong.
IE is applying its 'Layout bug', and it's caused by
Hi everyone,
I wondered if someone could help me find a fix for floats in internet
explore for the mac. On the following two pages:
http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/gwh/frames.htm
and
http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/gwh/services.htm
...the floats won't float to where they're supposed
hello all,
i'm trying to make csszengarden template, well right now i'm lil bit
frustated with positioning between IE and Firefox anyone can give me a clue
please
take a look on this screenshot http://www.bramvera.com/positioning.jpg
#quickSummary .p2 {
position: absolute;
top: 110px;
width:
Bram Vera wrote:
hello all,
i'm trying to make csszengarden template, well right now i'm lil bit
frustated with positioning between IE and Firefox anyone can give me a clue
please
take a look on this screenshot http://www.bramvera.com/positioning.jpg
#quickSummary .p2 {
position:
Hello Bob,
i'm sorry for that, i just uploaded in here
http://www.bramvera.com/csszengarden_project1/zengarden-sample.html
http://www.bramvera.com/csszengarden_project1/style.css
i'm still new with css layout need help
regards from Bali
Bram
On 9/12/05, Bob Easton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://help.hyperarts2.com/
stylesheet: http://help.hyperarts2.com/_inc/main.css
I am so close to nailing this page, but the content is going beyond
the container. I'm sort of twisted up in positioning absolute/
relative and hopefully some knowledgeable soul can set this right.
If the
Tim Ware wrote:
http://help.hyperarts2.com/
If the viewport is tall enough, there isn't a problem. But if the
content in the white area extends beyond the fold, and you scroll
down, you'll see the problem, a pretty common one, I suspect.
Sure is :-)
You're mixing styles in a way that
Hi all!
I need to center a DIV. I could put it on the center, but not exactly
where I want it. I guess you all can see where I´d like it to be! ;)
cheers all!
The code is here:
http://www.arcbr.org/imgs/sahara.html
Cappellano
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please have a look here: http://www.haroldauto.com/edit:1:43t243
please tell me what I must change for the image buttons that are
visible in ie to show up in opera and ff.
The reason the image backgrounds don't show is because you've applied
them to a a element,
Angus at InfoForce Services wrote:
I am trying to get a simple colour switcher
happening and having no luck.
My main style sheet (ifsmain.css) is in a positive image. My alternate
style
sheet (ifsmain-reverse.css) is the negative image.
A couple of people offered js solutions on the WSG
Hi,
please have a look here: http://www.haroldauto.com/edit:1:43t243 please tell
me what I must change for the image buttons that are visible in ie to show
up in opera and ff.
thanks very much in advance =)
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Gesendet: Freitag, 22. Juli 2005 18:47
An: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Betreff: [css-d] Help centering floated list nav
Hi -
I would like to center this list nav in the colored area. Is it
possible? Since everything is floated
help
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I recently came across Eric Meyer's excellent boxpunch examples, but
wanted to adapt something like this to create a content box that would
span two content columns (in a standard 3 column CSS design). Here's
where I'm at now:
http://grohol.com/tt/b.htm
As you can see from the example, I
Gary Turner wrote:
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Then add this: #contentcontainer {display: table;} ...which will
make FF (and other good browsers) expand the container and
background properly.
What's the reason for this method working?
The CSS-property 'display: table'(with all its parts)
I've stripped this down to just the problem. There is left nav that
will go in, as well as other content.
I've got a faux columns background image repeat-y on #contentcontainer
(blue on left, gray in middle, white on right). In IE, the faux
columns are showing up fine. In Firefox, nothing, though
Lisa Hoppes wrote:
I've got a faux columns background image repeat-y on
#contentcontainer (blue on left, gray in middle, white on right). In
IE, the faux columns are showing up fine. In Firefox, nothing, though
it's showing up behind the search area, so I know it's in there
somewhere.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Then add this:
#contentcontainer {display: table;}
...which will make FF (and other good browsers) expand the container and
background properly.
regards
Georg
What's the reason for this method working?
cheers,
gary
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Is anyone able to identify this problem, or recommend a solution? I really
could use the help...
Thanks,
Tom
-Original Message-
All,
...this design is showing the middle's background peeking out from under
the bottom in IE.
See this link in IE for what I mean.
John Goodwyn wrote:
I have a site that I'm building with a liquid layout format -
http://ver5.elliswyatt.com/billue/default.aspx?id=2. In IE, it looks and
functions exactly as it should but in Mozilla the left nav background image
doesn't continue to flow with the content and the wrapping
John Goodwyn wrote:
http://ver5.elliswyatt.com/billue/default.aspx?id=2. In IE, it looks
and functions exactly as it should but in Mozilla the left nav
background image doesn't continue to flow with the content and the
wrapping content shifts to the left instead of continuing as one
column
Gary Turner wrote:
And .contentarea too, I think. No?
No need for that in that page :-)
regards
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Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Gary Turner wrote:
And .contentarea too, I think. No?
No need for that in that page :-)
Putting it on .content only did not extend the left column, which I
think the OP wanted ({height: 100%;}). Did I miss something in your
suggestion?
cheers,
gary
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Gary Turner wrote:
Putting it on .content only did not extend the left column, which I
think the OP wanted ({height: 100%;}). Did I miss something in your
suggestion?
Don't know, but according to the original request: In IE, it looks and
functions exactly as it should... I just added what
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Gary Turner wrote:
Putting it on .content only did not extend the left column, which I
think the OP wanted ({height: 100%;}). Did I miss something in your
suggestion?
Don't know, but according to the original request: In IE, it looks and
functions exactly as it
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Help with liquid layout
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Gary Turner wrote:
Putting it on .content only did not extend the left column, which I
think the OP wanted ({height: 100%;}). Did I miss something in your
suggestion?
Don't know, but according
I can't understand why my footer isn't the whole width in i.e. i was
thinking it might be the box model problem.
so i used tantek's famous box model hack.
its just not showing up right in IE (godamnit!)
Also, in firefox, the border doesn't go all the way to the bottom.
Webpage:
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Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 11:50 PM
Subject: [css-d] help... footer problem
I can't understand why my footer isn't the whole width in i.e. i was
thinking it might be the box model problem.
so i used
- Original Message -
From: Chris Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can't understand why my footer isn't the whole width in i.e. i was
thinking it might be the box model problem.
so i used tantek's famous box model hack.
its just not showing up right in IE (godamnit!)
Also, in firefox, the
I have a site that I'm building with a liquid layout format -
http://ver5.elliswyatt.com/billue/default.aspx?id=2. In IE, it looks and
functions exactly as it should but in Mozilla the left nav background image
doesn't continue to flow with the content and the wrapping content shifts to
the left
Hi list,
I've some strange problems.
Look at the file www.doesburg.biz/html/
the style is in www.doesburg.biz/html/style2.css
In Firefox there goes something wrong if the left column (blue) is
longer than the right one (yellow).
A cyan block appears.
How can I solve that? So that the
Hi list,
I've some strange problems.
Look at the file www.doesburg.biz/html/
the style is in www.doesburg.biz/html/style2.css
In Firefox there goes something wrong if the left column (blue) is
longer than the right one (yellow).
A cyan block appears.
How can I solve that? So that the
Hello,
I am redesigning my portfolio (from tables to CSS) and have run into a
problem getting rid of some text and replacing it with the background
image. I have been trying a couple of different techniques to get it to
work in Firefox, but nothing seems to have been working.
On 5/26/05, Luca Balboni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Peter,
I was thinking not to use hr/ as a divider because I am using an
image as a background and for what I know IE and Opera show a border
around the image. Is this correct?
Is anyone aware of any workaround?
Thanks,
Luca
You can kill
Hi Peter,
I was thinking not to use hr/ as a divider because I am using an
image as a background and for what I know IE and Opera show a border
around the image. Is this correct?
Is anyone aware of any workaround?
Thanks,
Luca
On 25/05/2005, at 1:59 PM, Peter Williams wrote:
It is
Hi all,
I need to include a divider in between different articles and I
cannot quite working it out.
I included this code in my html, after the last paragraph of my
articles:
div class=divider/div
and in the CSS file:
.divider { height: 10px; background: url(images/divider.gif)
in an XML document
div class=divider/div
should be;
div class=divider/div
but this isnt a CSS issue. The validator told you the error - Error:
attribute values must be quoted in XML. You should listen to it, it's
quite smart :)
-Original Message-
From: Luca Balboni
div class=divider/div
It seems to work but when I try to validate the page, it gives me an
error saying Error: attribute values must be quoted in XML
It is actually one of the more understandable error messages.
All it means is that the
Just change the line to...
a href=# onclick=closeWindow(), modifyimage('g_center', 9, 45,
'Harbor Seal', 21);img src=images/gallery/harbor-seal5.jpg
width=106 height=75 alt=Click to View //a
Do you know white spaces? It's a good idea, to use them, sometimes...
2005/5/23, Thomas Hall [EMAIL
Here is a page, http://design.tmhdesign.com/dolphin/tom.asp
Look at what is happening with this div -
div style=width:390px ! important;margin:30px 0 20px
10px;padding:0;clear:left;position:relative;float:left;border-right:2px
dotted #66;height:200px;
/div
I just seems to jump
Thomas Hall wrote:
Here is a page, http://design.tmhdesign.com/dolphin/tom.asp
Look at what is happening with this div -
div style=width:390px ! important;margin:30px 0 20px
10px;padding:0;clear:left;position:relative;float:left;border-right:2px
dotted #66;height:200px;
I just seems
Hi All
Could anybody, please explain to me why I have a box to the left of the
menu on the following site:
http://www.swmug.co.uk/
http://www.swmug.co.uk/styles/pages.css
Thanks
Rich
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Add -30px to the fourth line in this class:
#navlist {
width: 7em;
/* to display the list horizontaly */
font-family: sans-serif;
margin: 0 0 0 -30px;
padding: 0;
border-top: 1px #000 solid;
border-left: 1px #000 solid;
border-right: 1px #000 solid;
}
Richard Brown wrote:
Hi All
Could anybody,
From: Richard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any ideas anyone?
Could anybody, please explain to me why I have a box to the left of
the menu on the following site:
http://www.swmug.co.uk/
http://www.swmug.co.uk/styles/pages.css
start with #navcontainer - float: left;
#navlist gets - margin: 0
I think you could get it simply by adding a br / between the two
images you want to display. This is in fact one of the times where a BR
is good, because all you want is a single line break.
Marcelo Wolfgang wrote:
Hi list,
I need some help with a xhtml site I'm making, I'm kinda of new in
Weyert de Boer schrieb:
in Internet Explorer 6, when you open the page, you are missing
parts of the content-DIV. But when you hover over a menuitem at top it
shows! But when I now hover over on the homepage-link (the image on
the left) it disappears again!
Hello!
I have been working this week on a hobby website about the new
playstation console, only I happen to have some issues with this page in
Microsoft Internet Explorer, it works perfectly in Firefox, Safari etc.
But not in Internet Explorer 6, when you open the page, you are missing
parts
cody h schrieb:
... the zoom: 1 declaration seemed to fix it completely. where
did that come from? i will look up layouted boxes and see what i find...
anyway, if you want to see the before and after versions, i have included
links to examples below. ...
before:
cody h schrieb:
i am having a really hard time figuring out this bug... ...
so i have a container with a left margin, inside which all my page content
lives. i want to have images with captions directly below them floating to
the right inside the page container, but when i do this the whole
thank you ingo! the zoom: 1 declaration seemed to fix it completely. where
did that come from? i will look up layouted boxes and see what i find...
anyway, if you want to see the before and after versions, i have included
links to examples below. the home_fixed contains the zoom: 1 declaration
Okay, what you want is to have the left and right sides of a frame
surround the picture, right? (I assume it's the left and right sides,
since lining up the top and bottom sides aren't really hard, but I'll
put some info in there anyway).
There are actually two ways of doing this in CSS,
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