Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

WOW David.. that is very helpful. I'm still very new at CSS. Could someone please look at it and tell me where I've gone wrong. The Mac stuff is OK... the space between the content div & footer is too long. Suppose to butt up. But the Win IE, Opera, and seamonkey?? never heard of that one, ar

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Terri Chicko wrote: > I'm still very new at CSS. Could someone please look at it and tell > me where I've gone wrong] > Terri > Re:http://www.jungle-tamer.com/ Terri, I can't even fix my own stuff. But, there are people on this list who can fix anything. I hope one will come along and hel

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Wow David that was the best, easiest explanation I've ever heard for css! So basic, yet s valuable. I've spent the entire day revising this page. Using % for everything. It looks OK in Mac browsers, except the footer. That just won't move up. I fix that then everything else brakes. Woul

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Terri Chicko wrote: > Would you or someone else please look in Windows for me to see if it's still > a disaster. > re: IE does not support min/max width or positon: fixed. > Fingers crossed. > Do a /simple/ page and you will not have to cross your fingers. > Tha

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Your funny. I've done a few simple sites. I would really like to get this to work. SO.. If the contact isn't appearing Fixed in Win IE, than what is it doing? I don't think I use min/max width anywhere. I will double check though. Thanks Terri On Apr 18, 2006, at 6:19 PM, ~davidLaakso wrote:

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Terri Chicko wrote: > Your funny. I've done a few simple sites. I would really like to get > this to work. > So would I. But I'm still trying to get simple stuff to work. And I'm not having much luck at that, either. Maybe you could help me? > SO.. If the contact isn't appearing Fixed in Win

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

> >> SO.. If the contact isn't appearing Fixed in Win IE, than what is >> it doing? It is scrolling with the page. Since IE/win (prior to IE7) doesn't understand 'position: fixed' for elements, it's the 'float: left' that's working in that browser. That's also part

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Wow, Thank you Georg, I applied everything that I understood. Which was most of it. I really appreciate the how to, with the why. I'm trying to get the big picture. However I still have 2 issues that I can tell. I removed the html background color, and don't know how to replace it with css.

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Terri Chicko wrote: > I applied everything that I understood. Which was most of it. I > really appreciate the how to, with the why. I'm trying to get the big > picture. Getting closer :-) > However I still have 2 issues that I can tell. I removed the html > background color, and don't know how

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Thank you Georg very much, Though every time I change something, something else breaks, now the footer is floating up in Win IE. On Apr 19, 2006, at 2:15 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > 1: remove margins/paddings from body... > > body {margin: 0; padding: 0;} That worked! > 2: you may also add sty

Re: [css-d] was look with a PC now: HELP

Terri Chicko wrote: > Thank you Georg very much, > > Though every time I change something, something else breaks, now the > footer is floating up in Win IE. See below. > On Apr 19, 2006, at 2:15 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > >> 1: remove margins/paddings from body... >> 2: you may also add styl