Re: [css-d] target the last menu item

On 29/02/2012 2:47 p.m., Lisa Frost wrote: Rory's suggestion should work. You could drop all the tags as well and put those in your style sheet. #topmenu li a { text-weight: bold; �} Thats more than what your asking for, just my suggestion. Eric Thanks Eric, will do that about the bold. B

Re: [css-d] target the last menu item

Fixed now. I missed out a space :) Thanks Lisa __ css-discuss [css-d@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ List policies -- http://css-discuss.org/

Re: [css-d] target the last menu item

> Rory's suggestion should work. You could drop all the tags > as well and put those in your style sheet. > > #topmenu li a { text-weight: bold;  } > > Thats more than what your asking for, just my suggestion. > > > Eric Thanks Eric, will do that about the bold. But the link is clearly showing

Re: [css-d] target the last menu item

Lisa, > On Feb 28, 2012, at 8:23 PM, Lisa Frost wrote: > >> Hi I have a simple menu list like this: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Home >> >> Flight Diary >> >> Contact Us >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> The css for the li is this: >> >> >> >> #topmenu li { >> >>float: le

Re: [css-d] target the last menu item

> Have you tried: > >  #topmenu .last {padding: 0 10px 3px 10px;} > > Rory > Hi Rory, yes it has no effect. Here is the page in question: http://www.koolfish.com/dev/beealive/ css: http://www.koolfish.com/dev/beealive/css/bee_mainstyles.css thanks lisa

Re: [css-d] target the last menu item

On Feb 28, 2012, at 8:23 PM, Lisa Frost wrote: > Hi I have a simple menu list like this: > > > > > > > > Home > > Flight Diary > > Contact Us > > > > > > > > The css for the li is this: > > > > #topmenu li { > > float: left; > > list-style: non

[css-d] target the last menu item

Hi I have a simple menu list like this: Home Route Donations Photo Gallery Video Gallery Flight Diary Contact Us The css for the li  is this: #topmenu li {     float: left;     list-style: none;     display: inline;     marg

Re: [css-d] Target Safari, but not Chrome?

Is there a way to target Safari, but not Chrome? No anywhere-near-reliable ways to target Safari but not Chrome in CSS, I'm afraid. Doesn't pay off to solve text-related deviations via browser-targeting anyway, since actual text size/appearance depends on settings in each user's browser/OS

[css-d] Target Safari, but not Chrome?

Hello all, My nav menu wrapped onto two lines on Safari because Safari renders text fatter (thus, wider) than other browsers. The problem did not affect Chrome, IE or FF. (All browsers on a PC.) I had to decrease the space between menu items to make them fit. I can target Safari with a CSS hac

Re: [css-d] Target IE7? Or Something Better?

Actually, I DID add the following to target IE7 only: *:first-child+html #navListHor img {margin-top:9px;} But I guess I'm still wondering if I can do this more efficiently. 'Cause now I have 3 rules for those menu images. One for standards compliant browsers, one for IE6, and now one for IE7.

Re: [css-d] Target IE7? Or Something Better?

> I'm late to the IE7 game, so I'm not sure if it should now be acting much > like FIrefox, but with this rule it definitely isn't. > I'm just trying to find where the ultimate fault lies and how to address it > best. Chris, Tests on IE7/Vista and Firefox/Ubuntu 8.04 side-by-side show identical o

Re: [css-d] Target IE7? Or Something Better?

> Regarding this site and CSS: > > www.springfieldmo.gov/founders/ > www.springfieldmo.gov/css/founders.css > > The issue: > > In IE7 only, the menu images are 9px too high, apparently needing the same > 9px margin-top as on these items as IE6 did. Chris, I'm seeing no difference whatsoever with I

Re: [css-d] Target IE7? Or Something Better?

Chris Akins wrote: > Regarding this site and CSS: > > www.springfieldmo.gov/founders/ > www.springfieldmo.gov/css/founders.css > > The issue: > > In IE7 only, the menu images are 9px too high,.. > Mac OS X 10.4.11 (Parallels XP IE). With your page in IE/7, IE/6, and Mac/FF adjacent to adjacen

[css-d] Target IE7? Or Something Better?

Regarding this site and CSS: www.springfieldmo.gov/founders/ www.springfieldmo.gov/css/founders.css The issue: In IE7 only, the menu images are 9px too high, apparently needing the same 9px margin-top as on these items as IE6 did. But my IE6 rule below isn't seen by IE7. The relevant CSS from

Re: [css-d] Target IE6 Only

Hi David, I just did a test copying and pasting your code verbatim into a doc. Worked okay. Can you post a link? There might be something else going on that's causing it to crash-and-burn. ...Rob Rob Emenecker @ Hairy Dog Digital www.hairydogdigital.com __

[css-d] Target IE6 Only

Hello, I'm using this: To target IE6 only, but it isn't working. Any ideas gratefully appreciated. David) __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-dis

Re: [css-d] :: target a selector ::

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > On Oct 21, 2007, at 9:12 AM, David Laakso wrote: > >> In the top right column of this page [1] there is a slideshow. >> In a javascript /disabled/ browser, the slides breaks right. >> What to do? >> >> [1] > > #slides

Re: [css-d] :: target a selector ::

David Laakso wrote: > Stuck. > > In the top right column of this page [1] there is a slideshow. > In a javascript /disabled/ browser, the slides breaks right. > What to do? > > [1] > What about a different approach? In the case of this kind o

Re: [css-d] :: target a selector ::

David Laakso wrote: > In the top right column of this page [1] there is a slideshow. > In a javascript /disabled/ browser, the slides breaks right. > What to do? > > [1] Style it to 'list-style: none' and get rid of left margins/paddings ? regar

[css-d] :: target a selector ::

Stuck. In the top right column of this page [1] there is a slideshow. In a javascript /disabled/ browser, the slides breaks right. What to do? [1] Thank you. ~dL -- http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ __

Re: [css-d] Target specific element

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/moving-terminology-00.php > > Need to target only all the sets of three letters with an inline display. Do you mean... ul.lbar li a {display: inline; background: red /* test only */;} ...which only targets the links in leftbar? regards

[css-d] Target specific element

Hello, Have a problem here: http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/moving-terminology-00.php Need to target only all the sets of three letters with an inline display. When I try it effects all of the menus on this page. relevant css here: http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/css/typographical-content.css

Re: [css-d] Target Mozzilla Browsers

> Is there anyway to target other Mozzilla Browsers separately > like IE can be targeted. > > I would like to set, a tag set for FF with font min-width > settings configured, and others for normal settings, if this > can be done. You can target non IE with the same trick you use to target IE.

[css-d] Target Mozzilla Browsers

Hi, Is there anyway to target other Mozzilla Browsers separately like IE can be targeted. I would like to set, a tag set for FF with font min-width settings configured, and others for normal settings, if this can be done. I guessing other than JavaScript it can't. As they say though, "If you don

Re: [css-d] target

On 01/08/06, Ed Seehouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The "solution" is to use a doctype that allows _blank. Or not to > create new windows, which is favoured from a useability point of view. > A lot of people these days have "popup blockers" installed and their > browsers won't open your new w

Re: [css-d] target

> My present website has a couple of href that need to > open in their own window. When I had the xhtml > validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my > only error. > > Why and is there a css solution for this dilemma? I > would like to keep my xhtml strict error free. > > Also why is a bl

Re: [css-d] target

On 7/31/06, jaklitsch maya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My present website has a couple of href that need to > open in their own window. When I had the xhtml > validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my > only error. If you use a strice doctype then target=_blank is illegal. There's a r

[css-d] target

My present website has a couple of href that need to open in their own window. When I had the xhtml validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my only error. Why and is there a css solution for this dilemma? I would like to keep my xhtml strict error free. Also why is a blank space in a id

Re: [css-d] target attribute of anchor

On 15/01/06, Francesco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Has the target attribute of the anchor tag been > deprecated? No, but it doesn't exist in strict DTDs or in the specs presently being developed by the W3C. > If so, how are we now supposed to specify a target window? You don't. User's can open

Re: [css-d] target attribute of anchor

On Jan 15, 2006, at 1:19 PM, Francesco wrote: > Has the target attribute of the anchor tag been > deprecated? If so, how are we now supposed to specify > a target window? Francesco, There are two primary uses for targets: frames and popups. Many people (myself included) are of the opinion that

[css-d] target attribute of anchor

Has the target attribute of the anchor tag been deprecated? If so, how are we now supposed to specify a target window? Francesco __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -