Re: [WSG] Sliding Doors and IE5.00 Mac

On Sep 2, 2004, at 1:05 pm, Richard Czeiger wrote: Yes, Philippe - but can you figure out a way to do it so that nav items that are two or more words don't require a non-breaking space in order for the nav not to collapse as it does on your Japanese site for "about us"? R :o) Weird. Works fine

Re: [WSG] Sliding Doors and IE5.00 Mac

Yes, Philippe - but can you figure out a way to do it so that nav items that are two or more words don't require a non-breaking space in order for the nav not to collapse as it does on your Japanese site for "about us"? R :o) - Original Message - From: "Philippe Wittenbergh" <[EMAIL PRO

[WSG] Sliding Doors and IE5.00 Mac

Someone asked the other day about making the ALA Sliding Doors technique work on early versions of IE Mac (IE 5.00, running on OS ). I have that working on my portfolio for a while [1]. Simplified version here: The trick is not to float anything

Re: [WSG] positioning problem

Nevermind -- as is so often the case, about 5 minutes after we sent this plea for help, we discovered the glitch. Barb Barbara Dozetos wrote: Hi all, Could someone take a look at this page: www.vtimms.org/providers/ We can't figure out what we're doing wrong with the positioning. We want the '

[WSG] positioning problem

Hi all, Could someone take a look at this page: www.vtimms.org/providers/ We can't figure out what we're doing wrong with the positioning. We want the 'box' div to expand to hold the 'content' div. Any ideas? Thanks, Barb -- Barbara Dozetos "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb

[WSG] first attempt - all is lost??

Hi all, After much trepidation, here is my first attempt at building a site using web standards: http://lorenzo.za.net/ ... or as a zip file: http://lorenzo.za.net/dtc.zip As can be seen, it's far from done. I've just managed to get it looking and working right in IE6, after starting from a

[WSG] Problem with line-height and images in IE

Hi, I have a dodgy problem with my Stylesheet in Internet Exploret 5+. .mydiv { font-family: Arial,Verdana; font-size: 12px; color: #333; width: 300px; line-height: 16px; } img { border: 0; } Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text

[WSG] stuck on first attempt

Hi all, After much trepidation, here is my first attempt at building a site using web standards: http://lorenzo.za.net/ ... or as a zip file: http://lorenzo.za.net/dtc.zip As can be seen, it's far from done. I've just managed to get it looking and working right in IE6, after starting from a

Re: [WSG] CSS block display model horizontal arrangement in container block

Hi Nick, thanks for the links. They are nice additions to my collection of CSS resources. Particularly the /* Position is Everything */ website was interesting for its rundown on IE CSS bugs and workaround hacks. Reading about the IE/Win Guillotine Bug showed me that, contrary to what I thought

Re: [WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Mark Harwood wrote: > Least your sorted now! you got about 4/5 emails all given the same > advise :D Yes, but the advises I've got helped me out, so with a bit testing and failing, I'm finally getting somewhere. I'm far from finished, but you can se the result of my list here http://lennart-fyll

Re: [WSG] CSS competition

Sound's very nice johna i shall deffently be submitting one or two templates for you! Would you have any problem with me also offering the one's i submit to you on my new project xhtmlandcss.co.uk ? or would you like soley right's to them? Many Thanks Mark Harwood -

Re: [WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Lennart, Least your sorted now! you got about 4/5 emails all given the same advise :D Mark Harwood - phunky.co.uk / zinkmedia.co.uk / xhtmlandcss.co.uk ** The discussi

Re: [WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Nick Gleitzman wrote: > Hi Lennart - welcome. > > Your buttons are only visible for the width of the word used for your > links, plus its padding - so a bigger (wider) word reveals more of > your button. Try this: > > #navlist li { > list-style: none; > margin: 4px; > float: left; > }

[WSG] Odd IE Behaviour.

I dont know why, but if you do this in IE, it will effect the Mouse Cursor. Well it happened to me, anyone have an explaination? create a textarea. add the CSS - background: none; and then you wont have the normal cursor over the textarea - unless you are over text. normally its the VERTICAL BAR,

Re: [WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Hi Lennart - welcome. Your buttons are only visible for the width of the word used for your links, plus its padding - so a bigger (wider) word reveals more of your button. Try this: #navlist li { list-style: none; margin: 4px; float: left; } #navlist li a { display: block; ...etc } T

RE: [WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Hi Lennart, >From your CSS, you could apply the width:100px to the "#navlist li" ID and use float:left instead of display:inline. Hope this helps. - Regnard Raquedan mobile: 639192907711 ym: rkraquedan @ yahoo.com msn: rkraquedan @ hotmail.com web: http://regnard.raquedan.com Original Messag

Re: [WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Lennart, Using display:inline will cancel out the width of the element and make it as wide as the text inside of it, what i tend to do when creating horizontal menu's is #menu-UL { margin : 0px ; padding : 0px ; } #menu-UL li { margin : 0px ; padding : 0px ; float : left ; } #menu-UL li a { widt

[WSG] background image on a horizontal list.

Hello there!! I've been a member here for some time, and now I will see if I as well can get some help from you :) First of all, I'm a beginner so don't shoot me!! The problem: On my webpage, I've created an unordered horizontal list for my main navigation, where I use some homemade buttons as ba

RE: [WSG] Scalable Inman Flash Replacement Technique

On Wed, 1 Sep 2004 13:49 , Hill, Tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent: >Just a note on this I tested it with a demo version of Jaws and it read >the heading text, it did read it as a flash object though, so maybe for >other screenreading software the heading may not read? Is anyone in a >position to test

[WSG] CSS competition

Hi all, a lot of people don't know that Style Master is developed right here in Australia (in fairness a lot of people have never heard of Style Master...) Anyway, time gets by and on September 9th, Style Master will be 6 years old. Since 1998 Style Master, CSS and web standards have come a lon