[...]
On 2/17/15 1:54 PM, Sara Haradhvala wrote:
Am wondering - is it possible to have a responsive layout that has a
main column and an optional sidebar where text from the main column
flows under the sidebar - but where the sidebar drops under the main
column in mobile view? Not using flexbox
Hi David,
Thanks - that's an interesting solution - I would never have thought of using
table-caption for this! For the moment, I ended up using flexbox - only on
mobile so IE9 didn't really matter. It seems good, but may have issues on older
androids (before 4.4) - if that turns out to be a
On 2/17/15 4:50 PM, Sara Haradhvala wrote:
doesn't that require the sidebar div to come first in the HTML? If so,
then on mobile, it will also come first. Or is there another option?
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On Feb 17, 2015, at 6:43 PM, David
I would say just an @media and swap z-index.
Best,
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
http://designdrumm.com
On Feb 17, 2015, at 3:54 PM, Sara Haradhvala har...@comcast.net wrote:
Am wondering - is it possible to have a responsive layout that has a main
column and an optional sidebar where
On 2/17/15 1:54 PM, Sara Haradhvala wrote:
Am wondering - is it possible to have a responsive layout that has a main
column and an optional sidebar where text from the main column flows under
the sidebar - but where the sidebar drops under the main column in mobile
view? Not using flexbox (need
Am wondering - is it possible to have a responsive layout that has a main
column and an optional sidebar where text from the main column flows under the
sidebar - but where the sidebar drops under the main column in mobile view? Not
using flexbox (need to support IE8 and IE9). Is JS necessary?
Hi, All
Suppose the following markup:
div class=container
div class=top.../div
div class=bottom.../div
/div
The height of both the container and the top boxes is variable. What I want
is to make the top edge of the bottom box situated just below the top box
and the bottom edge of the bottom
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Subject: [css-d] Is it possible to implement a variable height for a
block box with CSS?
Hi, All
Suppose the following markup:
div class=container
div class=top.../div
div class=bottom.../div
/div
The height of both the container and the top boxes
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_43.html
Works as well in Fx 3. You could improve it: set the generated
content to display:inline-block and give it a small margin-right.
This will improve bullet positioning in much older Geckos too, when the
right -mos- replacement
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_43.html
Works as well in Fx 3. You could improve it: set the generated
content to display:inline-block and give it a small margin-right.
This will improve bullet positioning in much older Geckos too, when
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
[...] Using generated content has a lot to go, if you want a simple
type of bullet. More decorative list markers are unfortunately still
a graphics thing (unless SVG can be used ! Hmm, inline SVG, yumyum).
Should also be possible to resize images inserted through
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Sent: Sat 3/28/2009 9:12 PM
To: Geoffrey Hoffman
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] Is this possible with CSS?
Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
Specifically, I want the li bullet to turn
Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
Unrelated question... what is the purpose of:
/*![CDATA[*/
See: http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xml-20001006#sec-cdata-sect
I mark up for XHTML served as 'application/xhtml+xml', and then serve it
as 'text/html' since IE doesn't support it otherwise.
See:
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
I mark up for XHTML served as 'application/xhtml+xml', and then serve it
as 'text/html' since IE doesn't support it otherwise.
Close tabs mistake :-)
For XML capable browsers:
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_1_06_03.xhtml
HTML for IE:
I'm trying to replicate the effect done (with tables, images and Javascript) in
the left column of this page...
http://holdenluntz.com/artist.htm
... with CSS only.
Specifically, I want the li bullet to turn a color when I hover on the a
inside it. (Ignore the images that show up on hover in
wrote:
From: Geoffrey Hoffman geo...@globalmediaminds.com
Subject: [css-d] Is this possible with CSS?
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Date: Sunday, March 29, 2009, 3:20 AM
I'm trying to replicate the effect done (with tables,
images and Javascript) in the left column of this page...
http
...@globalmediaminds.com
Subject: [css-d] Is this possible with CSS?
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Date: Sunday, March 29, 2009, 3:20 AM
I'm trying to replicate the effect done (with tables,
images and Javascript) in the left column of this page...
http://holdenluntz.com/artist.htm
--- On Sun, 3/29/09, Geoffrey Hoffman geo...@globalmediaminds.com wrote:
I just can't make the bullet change on hover.
I think it's due to how selectors work.
The CSS I supplied should do just that - turns off the bullets on the whole
list by default, turns them back on for each li, much as
Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
Specifically, I want the li bullet to turn a color when I hover on
the a inside it.
With CSS only, yes, but browser support is a bit weak.
As an example: we can play with generated content...
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_43.html
...and get the effect you want - in
On Mar 29, 2009, at 1:12 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
As an example: we can play with generated content...
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_43.html
...and get the effect you want - in supporting browsers.
Works as well in Fx 3. You could improve it: set the generated content
to
Hi Gang
I have been handed this job by a designer and I am wracking my
brains trying to work out if it is possible using CSS. Have a look at
http://www.ratking.co.uk/testim.jpg for the layout. What I need to know is...
1. Is this layout possible? I can see 6 divs, which looks like a
I have been handed this job by a designer and I am wracking my brains
trying to work out if it is possible using CSS. Have a look at
http://www.ratking.co.uk/testim.jpg for the layout. What I need to know
is...
1. Is this layout possible? I can see 6 divs, which looks like a nightmare
to
Simply put: yes it is.
Set the pale yellow as the background image of the body (create a 1px-
high sliver of yellow and position it with background: #fff url(../
images/myyellowsliver.gif) 140px 0 repeat-y; assuming you want 140px
of white sidebar to the left (it's a guess))
Make a DIV for
James Gadrow wrote:
Sandy wrote:
Hello All,
Is it possible to get A:focus working in IE?
I have done a little research, and found lots of people saying that IE
doesn't support focus. Is there some kind of work around?
thanks!
Sandy
The only work arounds I know are javascript (which
Sandy wrote:
Hello All,
Is it possible to get A:focus working in IE?
I have done a little research, and found lots of people saying that IE
doesn't support focus. Is there some kind of work around?
thanks!
Sandy
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Hello All,
Is it possible to get A:focus working in IE?
I have done a little research, and found lots of people saying that IE
doesn't support focus. Is there some kind of work around?
thanks!
Sandy
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Hi Sandy
I use onfocus/onblur JavaScript attributes as a workaround:
onfocus=this.style.backgroundColor='#cc';
onblur=this.style.backgroundColor='#ff'
Maurício Samy Silva
http://www.maujor.com/
Hello All,
Is it possible to get A:focus working in IE?
I have done a little research,
On May 5, 2007, at 4:23 AM, Sandy wrote:
Is it possible to get A:focus working in IE?
I have done a little research, and found lots of people saying that IE
doesn't support focus. Is there some kind of work around?
Both the :focus and the :active pseudo-class are br0ken in IE.
:focus is
On Fri, 04 May 2007 15:23:25 -0400, Sandy wrote:
Is it possible to get A:focus working in IE?
Hi Sandy,
It depends on what you want to happen on focus, and whether you want
an :active state that differs from :focus -- but IE treats :active
somewhat like the way other browsers treat :focus so
I've just installed Opera, to expand my testing abilities.
A site I'm working on uses many repetitive functional links that I've
given block display and background-images to, in order to display them
as icons. However they also contain text for the purposes of print and
non-visual browsing.
I've just installed Opera, to expand my testing abilities.
A site I'm working on uses many repetitive functional links that I've
given block display and background-images to, in order to display them
as icons. However they also contain text for the purposes of print and
non-visual
Ian Young wrote:
Have to ask the question. Why ever would you want to?
Ask yourself the question. If someone has images turned off, they won't be
too impressed with a page full of 1px text instead and they will go
elsewhere.
Out of the question really. This part of the site is for managers,
Barney Carroll wrote:
These are the essential components of my method:
a class=draftlinkView draft/a
.draftlink {font-size: 1px; font-size: 0;}
...
There are no overriding styles apart from the ones I described, no
inherited modifiers, or anything. Why is Opera doing this and how
can I
Austin Harris wrote:
...I know that everyone with access to this part of the site is
fully-sighted...
Just to be a PITA, what would happen IF this changed and someone lost their
sight?
Can of worms - meet can opener ;)
Austin
I'd advise them on using JAWS, in all likelihood.
The
Barney Carroll wrote:
...
/However/, Opera is doubly arrogant in that it seems to be deciding that
1px is too small arbitrarily.
Firefox and Safari allow to set a Minimum Font Size in their
preferences, too. Opera has this preference set by default to 9px. The
user may decide to change
On 28 Feb 2007, at 12:17:56, Barney Carroll wrote:
Ian Young wrote:
Leave as is woul dbe my advice. Maybe Opera knows better!!
Sorry, way too arrogant for that. I got into CSS almost
specifically so
I could enforce my own magnanimous notions about UI. Hehehe.
Then you got into the wrong
On 2007/02/28 12:38 (GMT) Barney Carroll apparently typed:
At a certain
point, it is reasonable to run out of sympathy, budget and realistic
conception for user-end customisation.
Heaven forbid that anyone should choose to _personalize_ their _Personal_
Computer.
--
If we claim to be
Felix Miata wrote:
On 2007/02/28 12:38 (GMT) Barney Carroll apparently typed:
At a certain
point, it is reasonable to run out of sympathy, budget and realistic
conception for user-end customisation.
Heaven forbid that anyone should choose to _personalize_ their _Personal_
Computer.
I
Keith,
Thank you for replying.
I would use a background image as the border, and set it to display
the way you want. That way, you control the alignment and the length.
Just my opinion.
It's a good tip. But does that also imply that controlling the alignment
of a CSS border is not
Remember that the border is on what is essentially a box. You are
asking to make the border narrower than the length of the text.
Are you wanting to make the containing element (box) narrower than
the text contained within?
You could do it if you added a new, smaller element below (such
CSS-d
I have a ul list that has a border on top only. I'd like the border to
cover only 70% of the distance across the top, which I've achieved with:
ul
{
border-top: thin solid #00;
width:70%;
}
But the border is fixed on the left hand side, so that as I shorten it,
it simply has more
I would use a background image as the border, and set it to display
the way you want. That way, you control the alignment and the length.
Just my opinion.
Keith Burgin
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Excellent. Just what I was looking for. Thank you very much.
Gunlaug Sørtun skrev:
KJ'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to get a fixed width div and an elastic div play together
inside an elastic wrapper div. So now I'm wondering is that possible
at all?
Yes, but you've locked up 'width'
Hi Eric,
That makes the content div drop below the sidebar... thanks a lot though.
Kim
KJ'[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi Eric,
That makes the content div drop below the sidebar... thanks a lot though.
Kim
Éric Vesque skrev:
KJ'[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi,
I'm trying to get a fixed
KJ'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to get a fixed width div and an elastic div play together
inside an elastic wrapper div. So now I'm wondering is that possible
at all?
Yes, but you've locked up 'width' too much for your version to work.
Better take the following (found through the CSS-D
On 8/1/06, old9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi cj, thanks for your reply.
I think I'd represent my problem here, well, what I need is a customized CSS
rule, not a regular one, it could be something like:
.class1{
-my-rule: my value;
}
and I want to access the -my-rule rule in javascript.
Thanks for your replay, cj.
Well, I'm not doing a css fix for firefox here, I'm just trying to set a
*customized* css value( which is not included in the CSS spec, that's why I
use a dash prefix ) for special use in scripting.
That is, I'm trying to pass a string parameter to javascript through
i'm a bit slow, but i think i understand now. :) the only fresh idea
i can think of is to see if inline styles will work, but that won't be
very feasible if you are needing to change it in multiple places.
sorry i can't be of much help, and good luck.
What I'm doing now is to use the font-family property for passing the
string, because that's the only thing I can find that could contain
custormized strings. That's just a work around which is weird and dirty to
my point of view, so I'm asking for help here.
Refering to the inline style, yeah,
On 7/29/06, old9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Like those rules with a -moz- prefix, is is possible to write a
custormized rule like -my-rule: myValue; , which would be accessed
through JavaScript later?
It seem that firefox would chose to drop those unrecogonized rules, rather
than ignore and
Hi you guys,
Like those rules with a -moz- prefix, is is possible to write a
custormized rule like -my-rule: myValue; , which would be accessed
through JavaScript later?
It seem that firefox would chose to drop those unrecogonized rules, rather
than ignore and maintain them in the DOM.
BTW, I
Would anybody know if it is possible to have different images placed next to
different menu items using vertical css menus with dropdown menus?
For example, if I had a menu item called Chair and wanted to place a small
image of a chair next to this menu item and then if there was another menu
On 6/25/06, Jasmin Marcolin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would anybody know if it is possible to have different images placed next to
different menu items using vertical css menus with dropdown menus?
For example, if I had a menu item called Chair and wanted to place a small
image of a chair
Hiya all...
sorry again
is it possible to make the here words inside cntbody without adding another
div tag inside it?
without disturbing the layout? i tried adding padding and margin but they push
out the image
eg. to make the text appear as if it was aligned with a margin of about 12px
Thanks for this. I'll check it out asap.
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Hi Christian
Thanks very much for the links. I'll be trying them out asap.
Ian
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Is there any way to get IE to accept max-width and min-width?
Cheers
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Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: [css-d] Is it possible to set max-width and min-width in
IE
Is there any way to get IE to accept max-width and min-width?
Pick your poison:
http
On 1/18/06, 2geedesign [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Is there any way to get IE to accept max-width and min-width?
A plug and play Javascript solution like Al's example:
http://pro.html.it/articoli/id_620/idcat_31/pag_1/pag.html
If all you care about is min width, there's this crazy pure CSS
On 1/18/06, Jarod Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list!
Been subscribed for a while, and love the list so far! anyway, i have
a question. I have a website i am making for a customer , Sky-Vue
Skateland, and i want to do something with the Current Events section
(
Hi Mindy and CSS-d
Mindy wrote:
Thanks for your help, Jesper. I did fiddle with it and have it sort it out.
It still has problems (thick white line in IE 6; background disappears in
Firefox 1.0, but not in the 1.5 beta!)
I don't know how you're previewing this, –here's the new link:
I have addressed all of your (Jesper's) comments below – the green bar now
looks proper in all apps! However... when I close the birdseed div above the
contents (before it closed after the contents div) it causes the sidebar to
drop below the content div on the left hand side of the page. This
Thanks for your help, Jesper. I did fiddle with it and have it sort it out.
It still has problems (thick white line in IE 6; background disappears in
Firefox 1.0, but not in the 1.5 beta!)
I appreciate your comments about the navigation. Unfortunately, I have no
control over the site's design,
Hi
Could someone tell me if they think this is actually possible?
http://www.virtuallee.co.uk/client_area/screenshot.gif
The problem lies with the main picture. Obviously it cannot expand to
fill the screen. I could create a very wide main image (3000px) and set
it as a background, but the
Hi
Could someone tell me if they think this is actually possible?
http://www.virtuallee.co.uk/client_area/screenshot.gif
The problem lies with the main picture. Obviously it cannot expand to
fill the screen. I could create a very wide main image (3000px) and set
it as a background, but the
Mindy wrote:
I have included two links one is the page before adding a sub-nav, the other
is a link after attempting to add the sub-nav.
http://www.blueaardvark.ca/yma/2index.html
http://www.blueaardvark.ca/yma/sub_nav.html
I'm attempting to place a sub-nav in the green bar across the
Hi,
I have included two links one is the page before adding a sub-nav, the other
is a link after attempting to add the sub-nav.
http://www.blueaardvark.ca/yma/2index.html
http://www.blueaardvark.ca/yma/sub_nav.html
I'm attempting to place a sub-nav in the green bar across the top, but when
I
Bruce Searl wrote:
Hello all you CSS brains.
I've got what might be a simple no, or why would you? or You can - but you
shouldn't! sort of question.
But thus far all I've been able to do is nothing...
The goal is to apply formatting to a table or table cell, that will prevent the border
Hello all you CSS brains.
I've got what might be a simple no, or why would you? or You can - but you
shouldn't! sort of question.
But thus far all I've been able to do is nothing...
The goal is to apply formatting to a table or table cell, that will prevent the
border
from showing if the
From: Bruce Searl
The goal is to apply formatting to a table or table cell,
that will prevent the border
from showing if the image contained in it has a link around
it
td border=0a href=link.aspimg src=image.jpg/a/td
Bruce,
td a img {border: none;} should do the trick for you.
You
On 9/13/05, Rob Cochrane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok The IE 6 is box model issues. There are many descriptions of the IE 6
box model issues and work arounds.
Rob,
I've managed to get it to properly work under every browser out there
(including IE5.2 Mac) with the exception of IE6. Here is the
CJ Larson wrote:
The problem with floating the text to the right is that it falls below
the header. It jumps right on top of my main content area underneath
the header section, where you see the xxx to represent unreadable
text.
[logo not floated, right text floated]
Well, after some more tinkering and after ripping out #logo, I've
tried this and it now works under all browsers!
#logo {
float: left;
padding-left: 32px;
width: 200px;
}
Looks like IE6 prefers as little code as possible!
Thanks all for the help (and especially Rob!)
Melissa
On 9/14/05,
The problem with floating the text to the right is that it falls below
the header. It jumps right on top of my main content area underneath
the header section, where you see the xxx to represent unreadable
text.
[logo not floated, right text floated]
From: Melissa Brands [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://img389.imageshack.us/my.php?image=errors2ti.png
#logo {
float: left;
width: 112px;
height: 126px;
background-color: #0099FF;
margin: 0px;
margin-left: 32px;
padding: 0px;
}
I realize you have solved
Rob,
Thank you so much for helping me! Your example has helped me
immensely! Your example works perfectly but, I've managed to break it
:)
I added:
height: 200px;
to the #header and I've tried positioning logo by adding:
margin-left: 32px;
to the #logo to position it a bit to
Melissa Brands wrote:
Rob,
Thank you so much for helping me! Your example has helped me
immensely! Your example works perfectly but, I've managed to break it
:)
I added:
height: 200px;
to the #header and I've tried positioning logo by adding:
margin-left: 32px;
to the #logo
Hi all
I ran into an interesting problem that I don't have an answer to (I went
through lots of CSS tutorials but still don't know how to do this).
I have a header div and inside of it, I'd like to place 3 boxes (div's).
One on the left (logo) and two on the right (search + navbar). It looks
Hi all
I ran into an interesting problem that I don't have an answer
to (I went
through lots of CSS tutorials but still don't know how to do this).
I have a header div and inside of it, I'd like to place 3
boxes (div's).
One on the left (logo) and two on the right (search +
Melissa Brands wrote:
What says you, CSS deities? How do I do this properly? :)
Thanks in advance!!!
Melissa Brands
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I have a couple very similar questions. Currently, is there another
method to style the following two header layouts without needing an
additional clearing div? (Top line is the width of entire page)
In my case, I can't specify a height for the logo, because the companies
we deal with will
CJ Larson wrote:
[Style 1] (Logo on left, text right aligned)
+--+ login/out
| LOGO |name
+--+
Images are inline and will
Hi Janie,
If you are talking about small(ish) graphics, you can produce the
graphic twice the size it should be, then specify the graphic dimensions
as 50%, so that when someone resizes, you've got some way to go to get
to the 'real' size, then a bit more until it breaks up, or pixelates, or
Alex Leonard wrote:
One thing that occured to me was that if you were going to use a
stylesheet switcher to increase the font size of the site, you could
also make your header image a different bkg image in each style sheet,
allowing you to specifically scale an image to fit.
Not sure i'm
Thanks to all for the great comments and ideas. I especially appreciate
Roger's low-vision perspective (I'm beginning to belong to that club, as
well), his development guidelines (70 - 150%) and the info on zoom.
My judgements regarding which technique to use to scale images to
text-size
On 6Aug2005, Roger wrote:
You can size an img element using em or % just like any other element.
Hi Roger and J,
I did some testing and put together the following sample page using em:
http://www.hadsel-design.com/CSSimg_proportion.htm or the shortened url:
http://url123.com/sps67 . I'd like
horizontal scrolling on reduction to an 800 x 600 viewers.
Regards,
Ric
Subject: [css-d] Is it possible - Image scaling with CSS in liquid layout
On 6Aug2005, Roger wrote:
You can size an img element using em or % just like any other element.
Hi Roger and J,
I did some testing and put together
On 8/7/05, Roger Roelofs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The quality issues you've observed are the downside of this technique,
although the quality on your test page was better than I expected when I
looked at it in firefox. [...] Preparing multiple images is so much work
I've never pursued this
Janie Hadsel wrote:
FF and Netscape users can resize text to much larger/smaller proportions
using Cntrl+ + or - keystrokes, but that begs the question: Just how much
resizing should we cater to when working with ems? I think I'm going to
stick with my absolutely-sized image font headers
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
J,
On 8/6/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
On Jul 22, 2005, at 5:55 PM, Abyss Information wrote:
Hiya CSS friends,
Is it possible to have to have 2 background images?
eg one in the top left hand corner and one in the top right hand
corner of the one div?
Nope. You'd have to specify 'background-image' twice, and the
Hiya CSS friends,
Is it possible to have to have 2 background images?
eg one in the top left hand corner and one in the top right hand corner of the
one div?
Abyss
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No, you have to make use of some other elements (eg. paragraph in the
box, heading, an artificial span etc. ...)
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