[css-d] help... footer problem

I can't understand why my footer isn't the whole width in i.e. i was thinking it might be the box model problem. so i used tantek's famous box model hack. its just not showing up right in IE (godamnit!) Also, in firefox, the border doesn't go all the way to the bottom. Webpage: http://www.chrisj

Re: [css-d] help... footer problem

- Original Message - From: "Chris Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 11:50 PM Subject: [css-d] help... footer problem I can't understand why my footer isn't the whole width in i.e. i was thinking it might be the box model problem. so i used tantek's famous box mod

[css-d] Round corners :)

Hey all... Here is a question for you all.. how does one do round corners? eg http://www.westernscrabblenetwork.org/_auto/html/index.asp Is there any tutorials? yes i know for css3 its available but doesn't help me when we are only in css2 :) Abyss ___

Re: [css-d] help... footer problem

- Original Message - From: "Chris Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >I can't understand why my footer isn't the whole width in i.e. i was >thinking it might be the box model problem. >so i used tantek's famous box model hack. >its just not showing up right in IE (godamnit!) >Also, in firefox, t

Re: [css-d] Round corners :)

http://virtuelvis.com/gallery/css/rounded/ Abyss Information wrote: Hey all... Here is a question for you all.. how does one do round corners? eg http://www.westernscrabblenetwork.org/_auto/html/index.asp Is there any tutorials? yes i know for css3 its available but doesn't help me when we

Re: [css-d] i think i'm due for an alignment

- Original Message - From: "Colin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7:20 AM Subject: [css-d] i think i'm due for an alignment > Hello all, > > I've been following the list for about a year, and this is my first > serious crack at a table-less design. > >

[css-d] Re: css-d Digest, Vol 32, Issue 5

Hi, Happy Fourth! Our offices are closed Monday, July 4th and will reopen Tuesday the 5th at 9:00am. I will respond Tuesday morning when I come in. Thanks, Stephen __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/m

RE: [css-d] Gap between content and header in 3 col layout

David and Jasper, Thank you for your help with this. I'm sorry I wasn't clear in my post. I tried your suggestion, David of -12px top margin but this did not quite fix the problem, although did move close to it. Making it -16px fixed the problem in win FF & NN and safari but in ie6 win the gap is

Re: [work] RE: [css-d] Submit Button Styling

The 'search back issues' button looks as the graphic designer wants in Firefox, but in MSIE 6, there are spaces on the sides of the text of the button. Try adding "overflow: visible;" to your input.button. How do you like that? That did it! Thank you. But please note that consistent sty

Re: [css-d] Gap between content and header in 3 col layout

Julie Ellam wrote: > I am attempting a three column layout but am having problems > with a large gap between my central column and the header > above. > http://www.test.room108.co.uk/css_test/index.htm I think that the reason of the gap (in your original version) was a margin "collapsing" [1]. Th

RE: [css-d] Gap between content and header in 3 col layout

Hello Bruno, Fantastic! Worked like a charm. I had just cobbled together a fix that was very convoluted, hiding different styles from different browsers etc. and in the end a one line addition was all that was needed. Thank you for the link. I think I will have to re-read it a few times to get my

Re: [css-d] Round corners :)

Abyss Information wrote: Hey all... Here is a question for you all.. how does one do round corners? eg http://www.westernscrabblenetwork.org/_auto/html/index.asp Is there any tutorials? Google to the rescue .

Re: [css-d] Round corners :)

> >how does one do round corners? eg > >http://www.westernscrabblenetwork.org/_auto/html/index.asp > >Is there any tutorials? > Google to the rescue > . Don't forget the Wiki: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=Rounded

Re: [css-d] font-size-adjust:.58;

On 5 Jul 2005, at 2:11 pm, L. David Baron wrote: There have been some experiments with this in the early days of CSS-D But no browsers support this *at all*. 'font-size-adjust' is supported by Mozilla (and thus Firefox) on Windows, but

RE: [css-d] Trouble with Implementation of ListManial list

Yeap, there is a in the included file. This is an exact copy of what it looks like: Home Home Services Services Portfolio Portfolio Contact Contact Bulletin Board Bulletin Board But I see what you're saying in that once the page is rendered the is missing. Is this an

Re: [css-d] Trouble with Implementation of ListManial list

Is this line your problem? It is near the bottom of your example. Note that the character after 'BulletinBoard is a forward slash and not the backslash that is found in a similar place in the markup above it. __ css-discus

Re: [css-d] font-size-adjust:.58;

It sounds great. Send me the list of browsers, you have tested with a positive result, please. I've tested it locally on a Mac, all these latest browser version's fail to apply the font-size-adjust property: Camino Firebird Firefox Safari Opera Icab Camino Shiira SunriseBrowser Omniweb Ie

RE: [css-d] Trouble with Implementation of ListManial list

That was it! Wow. Something so obscure. Thank you! Debbie Silbert -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 8:23 AM To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: Re: [css-d] Trouble with Implementation

[css-d] Centering a Horizontal Navigation List

Hello, I am working on a design that requires a centred, horizontal navigation list (#quicknav) but am having problems centring the list. I have tried text-align:center; on the #quicknav div, ul, li and combinations of them all but none seem to be working. Can anyone see where I am going wrong? h

Re: [css-d] i think i'm due for an alignment

The problem is in trying to horizontally center the #main div using "margin: 0 auto;" and for some reason it is getting offset to the left of center. I've drawn a red border around the problem spot. Colin Houdini would be proud of you. It's an ill

Re: [css-d] Problem with Mac OSX and IE 5

On Jun 23, 2005, at 6:02 PM, Kim Kruse wrote: Hi Tom and Michael, I'm really embarrassed over this... it was the wrong address I posted. It this address I'm having problems with... http:// mouseriders.dk/red_rock/ :-[ Kim If you're determined to support as many users as possible - that

Re: [css-d] font-size-adjust:.58;

BTW, I will test the support of font-size-adjust by Firefox, as suggested by CSS-Guru David Baron. Works in FF Pc only, not on Mac. I did not test it for other browsers on Pc yet.. I've build up a page to test this property and add a list o

RE: [css-d] Style up a file input

"Now if you give all your buttons in your website the class button, they'll get the layout i described above. But the button at the file-input won't change! Not even when i assign him the class button... or directly add a style element. It just won't change." Many form elements are gonna get

RE: [css-d] Centering a Horizontal Navigation List

Hello, I have fixed the problem, which was a wayward float on the links causing everything to stay to the left and not needed at all. Regards, Julie __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/c

[css-d] Float killing links?

I'm running into an oddity. I'm using divs to create pseudo-tables, so that cells will reorder themselves if the browser window shrinks, instead of the table running over into the sidebar or dropping down below content. I'm basing my markup and CSS on the demo section of script.aculo.us, seen

[css-d] Displaying a Site over Several Platforms

Just a quick question please... Is CSS intelligent enough so that if I am accessing a web page using a PC it displays a normal browser page, but if I access the site using a PDA/Mobile Phone it will switch to a mobile/pda version of the site ? Or would I have to use a server side language such a

[css-d] Site check 'Vabi'

Hello list, Please have a look at http://www.vabi.nl/vabi/index.php In IE6 the footer is placed over the content when you have a small browserwindow. In IE5.5 it's rendered ok. Any suggestions how to solve this? Thanks for your help! regards, Albert van der Veen

[css-d] Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - Highly irregular (IE only)

Hi, I'm having a highly unusual problem that perhaps other's have come accross: Here's the example: http://www.maynoothcampus.com/meeting-rooms-test.php The content located underneath the tables is being duplicated in the left column in IE only. It's not wholy being copied there, just portion of

RE: [css-d] Displaying a Site over Several Platforms

> Is CSS intelligent enough so that if I am accessing a web page using a > PC it displays a normal browser page, but if I access the site using a > PDA/Mobile Phone it will switch to a mobile/pda version of the site ? Its not the intelligence of CSS that is the problem. Rather, it is the intellig

Re: [css-d] Displaying a Site over Several Platforms

Ian, > Is CSS intelligent enough so that if I am accessing a web page using a > PC it displays a normal browser page, but if I access the site using a > PDA/Mobile Phone it will switch to a mobile/pda version of the site ? CSS is "intelligent" enough. You can link the css from (X)HTML via the lin

RE: [css-d] Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - Highly irregular (IE only)

> I'm having a highly unusual problem that perhaps other's have > come accross: > > Here's the example: > http://www.maynoothcampus.com/meeting-rooms-test.php > > The content located underneath the tables is being duplicated > in the left > column in IE only. It's not wholy being copied there,

Re: [css-d] Displaying a Site over Several Platforms

On 7/5/2005 9:30 AM Ian Vaughan wrote: Just a quick question please... Is CSS intelligent enough so that if I am accessing a web page using a PC it displays a normal browser page, but if I access the site using a PDA/Mobile Phone it will switch to a mobile/pda version of the site ? Here's a p

RE: [css-d] Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - Highly irregular (IE only)

> I'm having a highly unusual problem that perhaps other's have > come accross: p.s. you also have a FOUC (Flash of Unstyled Content)on your other pages. For instance, clicking on any of the menu links in the left nav produces the FOUC, briefly, in IE. For more info on FOUC, see: http://www.blue

Re: [css-d] Float killing links?

Thanks for the tip. That didn't work, but I did notice something odd. The last row (with the referee) _does_ work. If I use Firefox's web developer extension and have it outline block-level elements, I can see that there's a difference between the last row and the ones above it. A screensho

Re: [css-d] Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - Highly irregular (IE only)

Hey, Thanks a bunch. What an odd bug! And good spot on the fouc, I'm kicking myself for making such an basic mistake. Cheers, - Kevin On Tue, Jul 05, 2005 at 10:59:43AM -0500, Pringle, Ron wrote: > > > I'm having a highly unusual problem that perhaps other's have > > come accross: > > > > H

[css-d] Keeping a floated item from overlapping when window resized

I'm sure I've done this before, but I have a div element floated to the right. When the window is resized to be smaller, how can I make sure that at some point the element on the right will not start to overlap the content in the middle, but instead the horizontal scroll bar appears? Min-width w

RE: [css-d] CSS and Typography

> I agree with Alan -- it *does* look terrible. The points > which the bullets are supposed to signify are *much* harder > to locate with the eye. And the quotation marks sticking out > into the margin area -- I have *never* seen that in the > thousands of books, magazines, newspapers, etc. tha

[css-d] Possible to center a body background on different resolutions?

Is it possible to have a css declared body background that centers regardless of users resolution? I'm using the below to have a centered "shell" which contains the image. This works fine for the most part (and continues to center on higher resolutions) but I get a little bit of scroll bars i

[css-d] Help with liquid layout

I have a site that I'm building with a liquid layout format - http://ver5.elliswyatt.com/billue/default.aspx?id=2. In IE, it looks and functions exactly as it should but in Mozilla the left nav background image doesn't continue to flow with the content and the wrapping content shifts to the left in

[css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I want it!

The recent thread about duplicating content resurrected a requirement for me... My semantic mark-up should have stuff like a navigation menu as a set of nested lists ... etc. but its common in web pages to duplicate at least a portion of the navigation at the foot of the page. Presently I need t

[css-d] Difference in IE and Firefox

Hi, I have a problem where in IE 6 my site looks fine and in Firefox there is a gap between my header div and content div where there should not be one. Is there a common problem I do not know about or will I have to post the code to get some answers? Thanx in advance, Rich __

RE: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

> Is there any way CSS can take a section of the mark-up > and have the > browser render it twice? i.e. once in the page head as main > navigation and > again in the footer. > > Note that I'd like only to include the mark-up one time if > its possible. > > Brian Lowe > xaviar.co.uk Brian- W

RE: [css-d] Difference in IE and Firefox

> I have a problem where in IE 6 my site looks fine and in Firefox there > is a gap between my header div and content div where there should not > be one. Is there a common problem I do not know about or will I have > to post the code to get some answers? > > Thanx in advance, > Rich Rich- It c

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

On 7/5/05, Pringle, Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What you want to do is accomplished by using some sort of SSI (Server Side > Includes), not through the use of CSS. > > By isolating the code you want to reuse in its own file, for instance > menu.shtm, you can provide links to it within your

RE: [css-d] CSS and Typography

At 11:11 AM 7/5/2005, Dean Matsueda wrote: I concur, but keep in mind that the art and craft of typesetting goes back for __centuries__ so a couple of decades is not much of a sample. If you read through Mark's series of articles, he notes that before computers came along, this was "correct" ty

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I want it!

At 11:29 AM 7/5/2005, Brian Lowe wrote: So. Is there any way CSS can take a section of the mark-up and have the browser render it twice? i.e. once in the page head as main navigation and again in the footer. Note that I'd like only to include the mark-up one time if its possible. If only this

[css-d] Need help with an IE Bug

html: http://www.saderfamily.org/css/userHome.html css: http://www.saderfamily.org/css/style.css I've finally gotten my two column layout to start looking decent and now I'm running into an IE bug. The last search criteria Model:__ has a duplicate a character that screws up the layout. What

Re: [css-d] CSS and Typography

This is getting very far off topic. Might I suggest the discussion continue off the list unless it centers around how to implement them in CSS? Thanks. -- Valette Ragland http://rhapsodic.org http://squeegie.org __ css-discuss

Re: [css-d] Possible to center a body background on different resolutions?

On 7/5/05, Magenta Placenta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible to have a css declared body background that centers > regardless of users resolution? I'm using the below to have a centered > "shell" which contains the image. This works fine for the most part (and > continues to center on

[css-d] overlap?

Why might I be having overlap issues with my dropdown menus? It is a css issue, or an xhtml issue? Questions abound! thanks for any advice you might have! -me http://tct2005.com/wp/ __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.cs

RE: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

Although that's a functional solution, isn't that anti-semantic? This type of issue is more of a presentational one than a content one. It seems like CSS should have a way to present one instance of an element in as many locations as the designer desires. -Wayne Wayne- No, CSS deals with presen

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

On 7/5/05, Christian Heilmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I always thought the job of CSS is to define how something looks the > markup (or the behaviour layer via the DOM) gave it. You describe DOM > functionality, and that would make CSS rather complex. > I disagree. If it were DOM function

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I want it!

On 7/5/05, Paul Novitski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 11:29 AM 7/5/2005, Brian Lowe wrote: > >So. Is there any way CSS can take a section of the mark-up and have the > >browser render it twice? i.e. once in the page head as main navigation and > >again in the footer. > > > >Note that I'd like on

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

On 7/5/05, Wayne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 7/5/05, Christian Heilmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I always thought the job of CSS is to define how something looks the > > markup (or the behaviour layer via the DOM) gave it. You describe DOM > > functionality, and that would make CSS rather

RE: [css-d] Need help with an IE Bug

> html: http://www.saderfamily.org/css/userHome.html > css: http://www.saderfamily.org/css/style.css > > I've finally gotten my two column layout to start looking decent and > now I'm running into an IE bug. The last search criteria Model:__ > has a duplicate a character that screws up the l

Re: [css-d] Possible to center a body background on different resolutions?

Magenta Placenta wrote: Is it possible to have a css declared body background that centers regardless of users resolution? I'm using the below to have a centered "shell" which contains the image. This works fine for the most part (and continues to center on higher resolutions) but I get a l

Re: [css-d] Possible to center a body background on differentresolutions?

Try this: body { text-align:center; } #page { background:url(images/home.jpg) no-repeat; text-align:left; margin:0 auto; (add your widths and heights) } Let me know if it works. Nick Lewis http://nicklewis.smartcampaigns.com - Original Message - From: "Magenta Placenta" <[EMAIL PROTE

Re: [css-d] Keeping a floated item from overlapping when window resized

Stephen, you wrote: > > When the window is resized to be smaller, how can I make sure that > at some point the element on the right will not start to overlap > the content in the middle, but instead the horizontal scroll bar > appears? > > Min-width would perhaps sort this problem, if it worked in

RE: [css-d] intersection of a col and tbody

Unfortunately no, As far as I know, the col element doesn't actually contain anything... that is to say you couldn't do any sort of descendent selectors based on a col (i.e. col.mycol td.mycell {background:yellow;}). This may be something that could be hacked via JS a la everything hover or somet

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

On 7/5/05, Christian Heilmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well, the task at hand is taking something from the current node tree, > and replicate it in other parts of the node tree. And that is a DOM > job. It would be different, if HTML were a bitmap and you copy and > paste a bunch of pixels,

Re: [css-d] Float killing links?

Hi Wade & [EMAIL PROTECTED]: On 7/5/05, H. Wade Minter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm running into an oddity. I'm using divs to create pseudo-tables... > My page is at http://beta.comedyworx.com/showshow.php?show_id=17 > The HTML and CSS validate, but the links aren't clickable. > ... I've narr

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

On 7/5/05, Pringle, Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > No, CSS deals with presentation of whatever content is in the HTML. > Content, > repeated or not, belongs in the content layer, in this case a server side > includes. Content would be staying in the content layer, as I see it. The same cont

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

> The beauty of CSS is that it doesn't care about the content. Its only > > concerned with displaying it, and you can display that content in any > > number > > of different ways on the same page, or from page to page (as Zen Garden > > does). > > I understand all that, but it's no different to me

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - I w ant it!

On 7/5/05, Ben Curtis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Wayne, > > Investigate CSS3 pseudo-classes and replaced content[1]. I believe > you could do what you ask using the "move-to" property[2], which I > believe is designed to create things like tables of contents and the > like by moving or copyin

Re: [css-d] Float killing links?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Jul 5, 2005, at 4:51 PM, James Denholm-Price wrote: Removing position:relative; seems to cure it in Firefox and I'm not sure that rule is needed (links are not a problem in IE, layout is a bit broken though). That did the trick - thanks! Bu

[css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - can of worms!

Wow! I didn't realise what a touchy subject this would be. I like to think of content and style as separate as possible, and I also like to think that a piece of content that gets reused throughout some presentation should not need to be repeated in the content, but that the presentation layer sh

Re: [css-d] i think i'm due for an alignment

>If anyone has any ideas on how to go about fixing this, I'm all ears. Note to self...quit listening to the monitor. Thanks everyone for your help. Cheers, Colin __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mail

Re: [css-d] RE: Content being duplicated elsewhere onscreen - can of worms!

On 6 Jul 2005, at 8:33 am, Brian Lowe wrote: I like to think of content and style as separate as possible, and I also like to think that a piece of content that gets reused throughout some presentation should not need to be repeated in the content, but that the presentation layer should hand

Re: [css-d] font-size-adjust:.58;

On 7/6/05, Guillaume <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Too bad... I don't know why the W3C has dropped this property as it is > very usefull... > I think this property is working on Ie Pc... Someone should run a test. > Because CSS 2.1 is an attempt to create a spec which is a "working snapshot"

Re: [css-d] Style up a file input

On 7/5/05, Jasper Kuperus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Now I already asked on another forum if there is a way how to style that > button and I've got answers that it's just impossible. It wouldn't > surprise me if it really is impossible, but I just want to know sure, > since that button just l

[css-d] margins in IE5.5 and 6

Hi there, I've got a layout that's looking fine in browsers other than IE5.5 / 6 (big surprise there). The problem is that IE seems to be doing something funny with margins, thus forcing my main text area and my sidebar together. The other browsers don't do this. The CSS is #sidebar {

Re: [css-d] margins in IE5.5 and 6

On 7/6/05, Virginia Murdoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > I've got a layout that's looking fine in browsers other than IE5.5 / > 6 (big surprise there). > The problem is that IE seems to be doing something funny with > margins, thus forcing my main text area and my sidebar together. The