Re: [css-d] header problems

jaklitsch maya wrote: > http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html > > This simple page is tying me up in knots. I hope by the time you look > at it will have been updated (cannot ftp to the server). Page not up for me yet, but it doesn't matter since the problem is well known. > This is

[css-d] header problems

http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html This simple page is tying me up in knots. I hope by the time you look at it will have been updated (cannot ftp to the server). This is the same problem as my previous posting of too much space on the right side. I went and added in the css for the

Re: [css-d] Header problems

ginal Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 4:17 PM -07:00 To: Mark Fellowes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: CSS List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [css-d] Header problems >IE, the height is off and the background graphic has a gray background. Is the PNG transparent? Sounds like it.

Re: [css-d] Header problems

>IE, the height is off and the background graphic has a gray background. Is the PNG transparent? Sounds like it. IE won't do trans PNGs -- Tom Livingston Senior Multimedia Artist Media Logic www.mlinc.com __ css-discuss [EMA

[css-d] Header problems

I don't believe I've ran into this before, meaning not asked about this type of problem before here. Problem is the header in IE (haven't checked Opera or Netscape), looks right in Firefox. In IE, the height is off and the background graphic has a gray background. http://www.pamshop.com/T

RE: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

> From: Jim Davis > > http://www.jimdavis.org/test/header.htm > > This uses a hack for IE to make it think it knows about > min-width. Hack courtesy of Project Seven > . Thanks Jim. I had a similar test setup but was unhappy with the way the header swells away fr

RE: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

> Have a look at the current iteration that I made after trying > Dwain's suggestions and see how it behaves. > http://www.nci.net.au/temp-test/ > > I'd be pleased to hear how it works across few browsers and OSs. > I know that IE/Win doesn't resize the text and that FF > 1.06/Win seems pret

RE: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

> From: Rich Points > I say that in reference to SEO where it's a good idea to put > keywords of the page in the tags.. This is off topic > for this list though. Thanks Rich. I understand your point about the use of the headings and keywords now. Thanks for checking on the revised header page

Re: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

I don't understand what you mean by the h1 and h4 being best in the body content of the page either. I say that in reference to SEO where it's a good idea to put keywords of the page in the tags.. This is off topic for this list though. I'd be pleased to hear how it works across few bro

Re: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

Hi, Here is my 2 cents worth: http://www.jimdavis.org/test/header.htm It seems to re-size without breaking the nav links or the text in IE 6 and FF. Not sure about other browsers. This uses a hack for IE to make it think it knows about min-width. Hack courtesy of Project Seven

RE: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

> From: Larry Miller > Have you tried adding a width property to your #header declaration? > From: Rich Points > I put together a tweak of your page. I did so under the > assumption that you wanted a static width; 820px.> > http://richpoints.com/tc.html > Rich and Larry, I had tried a fixed

Re: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

Hey Peter, I put together a tweak of your page. I did so under the assumption that you wanted a static width; 820px. It's a different story if you going after a squishy layout. I also tweaked the html and made it simpler. I took out the H1 and H4 tag because those tags are often best used i

RE: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Peter Williams > Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 7:23 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost > > Dear list, > > I am

RE: [css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

> From: dwain alford > > this may sound a bit bazaar, but float the h4 left and > replace your 10px > left margin to 0 on the #sitenav and i think that should do > it for you. > Dwain, That changes the behavious slightly, but doesn't completely correct it either. I've uploaded a revised vers

[css-d] Header problems on resizing - Repost

Dear list, I am working on a site where I have a header that contains: - Company logo (image wrapped in h1 on left) - Site wide navigation bar (styled ul, middle right) - Catchy slogan (h4, bottom right) I have an example page that can be viewed at: http://www.nci.net.au/temp-test/ The sample pa

Re: [css-d] Header problems on resizing

Quoting Peter Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Dear list, I am working on a site where I have a header that contains: - Company logo (image wrapped in h1 on left) - Site wide navigation bar (styled ul, middle right) - Catchy slogan (h4, bottom right) I have an example page that can be viewed at:

[css-d] Header problems on resizing

Dear list, I am working on a site where I have a header that contains: - Company logo (image wrapped in h1 on left) - Site wide navigation bar (styled ul, middle right) - Catchy slogan (h4, bottom right) I have an example page that can be viewed at: http://www.nci.net.au/temp-test/ The sample pa