[css-d] nav bar border spike

Hi everyone, It's been a few months (just enough to get rusty again), and I volunteered to do another couple of sites... I just started a template today for a garden society: I can't figure out how to get rid of the "spike" when I hover over the nav l

Re: [css-d] need help fast! IE gaps

I found a solution everyone to scrap the way they are doing the rest of the site and do it the old fashion way (figure of speech). I am doing it an CSS! Can I hear the applause? Anyways, sorry about the frantic alarm. Thanks. Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I dont know if this has anything

[css-d] need help fast! IE gaps

I dont know if this has anything to do with the CSS. I am taking a graphical mock up I did and I am trying to pump it out using tables for positioning most of it. Thats because thats how the rest of the site was designed (although I would have completely done it in CSS of course). Its been so l

[css-d] Problem with CSS nav bars in IE

Hello everyone, I'm finishing up a site with CSS nav bars that I can't seem to get to look right in IE. On this page http://jshannonlowe.com/site2/radio_tv.html the "Exhibits nav bar" looks centered in Firefox, but is off to the left in IE. Also, the bottom toolbar is off as well. Any suggestio

Re: [css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I like the ie conditional. works well. I have two follow up questions. Do you only need the values to be overwritten if the browser is css?, (the height, width, colour and float are all set in the css) You only need include what is necessary for the 'evil one' to

Re: [css-d] Disappearing background image in IE6

Just to let everyone know I managed to fix my disappearing background problem. The line I needed to remove was: #body-wrapper: margin-top: -6px; Not sure exactly why that caused such an odd bug. It seems that in IE when you have two s both with background images, you can't use negative marg

Re: [css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again

In answer to my own question.Set the padding on body {}to 0. Only effects Safari/Opera - do these two browsers generally behave in the same way? if so why? R. - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 6:22 PM Subject: Re: [css-d] re:too ma

Re: [css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again

Another thing when testing on Safari/opera I get a margin of around 10-15px when I have a repeating background box.. #backgroundcontainer { background-repeat: repeat-x; background-image:url(images/bg_repeating_06.jpg); margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px; } - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PRO

Re: [css-d] re forms

Sorry, I'll keep that in mind in future! Bob Easton wrote: adrian suri wrote: Hi again I think I am making progress, by removing the name attribute it now passes w3, but I am having problems still getting the form value form=ftplogs feild=pssword var passwrd=document.getElementById("ftplo

Re: [css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again

How do I use this list to get a browser hack that only works in Opera and not in FF or ie. R. - Original Message - From: "Thierry Koblentz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 5:13 PM Subject: Re: [css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again [EM

Re: [css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I like the ie conditional. works well. > > I have two follow up questions. Do you only need the values to be > overwritten if the browser is css? Yes. > Also does anyone know an opera specific hack? It too seems to be a > bit out when trying to poisiton a div.(but just

Re: [css-d] re forms

adrian suri wrote: Hi again I think I am making progress, by removing the name attribute it now passes w3, but I am having problems still getting the form value form=ftplogs feild=pssword var passwrd=document.getElementById("ftplogs:pssword"); Our discssions here are about using CSS. If you

Re: [css-d] re forms

Hi again I think I am making progress, by removing the name attribute it now passes w3, but I am having problems still getting the form value form=ftplogs feild=pssword var passwrd=document.getElementById("ftplogs:pssword"); any suggestions adrian adrian suri wrote: Hi I am having fun (not

[css-d] re:too many browser hacks...again

I like the ie conditional. works well. I have two follow up questions. Do you only need the values to be overwritten if the browser is css?, (the height, width, colour and float are all set in the css) Also does anyone know an opera specific hack? It too seems to be a bit out when trying to

[css-d] Disappearing background image in IE6

Hi all, In IE6 my page's repeating background image disappears - but only on part of the document! Very odd. It displays correctly in Safari/ Firefox however. Here's the page: http://www.salted.com/tom Here's a screenshot in IE6 in case it's helpful: http://www.sitevista.com/clients/results/

[css-d] re forms

Hi I am having fun (not) with a simple form to open an ftp session, seems to work under mozilla but not IEany clues what I am doing wrong "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd";> http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"; xml:lang="en" lang="en"> VPub Home Page Welcom Hiftp Welc