MEM wrote:
Note the added directory. ../*rebelatehome*/images/hover.png
Well Alan, this is really odd, since, even on other computers, I still see
the background.
However if I change the path to the above
(../rebelatehome/images/hover.png), *no background image is showed*.
My directory
Mark Henderson wrote:
MEM wrote:
My directory structure is:
+ rebelatehome
+ css
- home8.css
+ images
- hover.png
+ js
So, if the css is inside css directory, to go to images directory from the
css file, we have to, up one level:
../ enter one level /images/ and
MEM wrote:
Note the added directory. ../*rebelatehome*/images/hover.png
Well Alan, this is really odd, since, even on other computers, I
still see
the background.
However if I change the path to the above
(../rebelatehome/images/hover.png), *no background image is showed*.
My
MEM wrote:
Thank you Mark, David, Alan
It's a tiny little thing, I do agree. So little actually, that I will
tell the designer to give me a no transparent one, for ie6 proposes
because I don't see a big deal not having that little tiny shadow
there.
Alan, well, at least now we know
MEM wrote:
The point is to give layout to the links! By links I mean a elements
inside #mainMenu.
Clear as water (on other times). I've learned that anchor elements are
inline elements, and that the haslayout fixes, around the web world, may be
directed, or not, to those inline elements.
I do not know if this is the case. Saying that giving layout to IE7- on
an anchor to *give it full height* is completely wrong. The true
rendered height of an anchor is due to either,
1. A height (20px or 2em) directly given to the element.
2. A height (100%) given to an element which
MEM wrote:
[...]
Please correct the URL paths in your CSS to point to the correct
directory and you will have the background image of your links working.
The path is correct I believe, since the path on my css is relative to the
images directory and not to the documents root directory.
Note the added directory. ../*rebelatehome*/images/hover.png
Well Alan, this is really odd, since, even on other computers, I still see
the background.
However if I change the path to the above
(../rebelatehome/images/hover.png), *no background image is showed*.
My directory structure is:
+
MEM wrote:
My directory structure is:
+ rebelatehome
+ css
- home8.css
+ images
- hover.png
+ js
So, if the css is inside css directory, to go to images directory from the
css file, we have to, up one level:
../ enter one level /images/ and access the image:
Did you not get the repeated messages where I said that the links
needed layout?
Yes. :-)
But Tim, please, you must assume that I'm really REALLY new on CSS. I have
months of CSS. :s What does this mean? Well, I've said why I haven't done
that yet: Because I haven't seen any relation to the
MEM wrote:
I understand that the not displaying of the background images were not
related with the not acceptance of the image, or the unsupported property
for some reason, or conflict, or any other thing, now, and only now, I can
understand that, we give zoom to give full height and, this
Unfortunately, I needed to change some values. I'm not on good mood about
that.
Please on IE6 and IE7 the #slideShow div is hidden somewhere.
If you are tired of repeating the things on and on, I understand.
It happens that I've tried as I could, to clear floats, to use overflow, to
add zoom.
MEM wrote:
Please on IE6 and IE7 the #slideShow div is hidden somewhere.
Issue on IE6 and IE7:
http://www.nuvemk.com/rebelate/rebelatehome/home7.html
#slideShow
{
position:absolute; --- :: delete ::
}
On 16/09/2009, at 12:58 PM, David Laakso wrote:
MEM wrote:
Please on IE6 and IE7 the #slideShow div is hidden somewhere.
Issue on IE6 and IE7:
http://www.nuvemk.com/rebelate/rebelatehome/home7.html
#slideShow
{
position:absolute; --- :: delete ::
}
David's solution
#slideShow
{
position:absolute; --- :: delete ::
}
AHrrGgghhh I've not seen it. I've never use absolute, arrrghh!
Next time I see a CSS layout that I need to work over, with strange values
like height defined, and fixed elements with no propose to be like that, I
will not
David's solution will work for IE6.
In IE7 you need to give #slideShow layout (zoom: 1 is one way). So
when you say 'no luck' I don't know what you mean as zoom: 1 will fix
it.
I've mention zoom on my other post, however, it was related to the
navigation.
On this case, I'm using Microsoft
On 16/09/2009, at 1:32 PM, MEM wrote:
2)
Any clue to the fact that the background image isn't displaying on
the menu
on ie6 and ie7 ?
Did you not get the repeated messages where I said that the links
needed layout?
Here is what I said: Also, I think I said before that you should give
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