On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 10:39:58 am Marcelo de Moraes Serpa wrote:
> I have a website that has a header with a Title and a "slogan" something
> like "Company" - "Your road to success". I've put "Company" inside a
> and used CSS to text-indent:- should I put the "slogan" inside the
> as well? I w
>
>td, th { padding: 0; }
> in the CSS has the same effect as
>cellpadding="0"
> in HTML.
>
> ~fantasai
true, though i've seen situations where the css won't do the trick on all
browsers (ie in quircks mode maybe though i'd have to test it out again for
specifics). in those cases, i had
I'd like to improve my CSS techniques. I'm comfortable with basic CSS, but
there's a lot of advanced stuff out there which I'd like to leverage. (I
especially have trouble with some of the advanced positioning.) Can anyone
recommend a good book for the advanced techniques?
I especially like thi
I have a website that has a header with a Title and a "slogan" something
like "Company" - "Your road to success". I've put "Company" inside a
and used CSS to text-indent:- should I put the "slogan" inside the
as well? I want to keep semantics good enough.
Thanks,
Marcelo.
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Mauricio Samy Silva wrote:
>> Mauricio Samy Silva wrote:
>>> Test case is here: http://www.maujorsite.com/temp/teste.html
>>>
>>> When we open the 2nd and 3th level submenus the links left, right and
>>> bottom borders
>>> are missed in IE5.0 IE5.5 IE6 (don't test in IE7 until now).
>>> If the sub
> Mauricio Samy Silva wrote:
>> Test case is here: http://www.maujorsite.com/temp/teste.html
>>
>> When we open the 2nd and 3th level submenus the links left, right and
>> bottom borders
>> are missed in IE5.0 IE5.5 IE6 (don't test in IE7 until now).
>> If the submenu are closed and then re-opens,
Hi Mauricio,
Mauricio Samy Silva wrote:
> Test case is here: http://www.maujorsite.com/temp/teste.html
>
> When we open the 2nd and 3th level submenus the links left, right and bottom
> borders
> are missed in IE5.0 IE5.5 IE6 (don't test in IE7 until now).
> If the submenu are closed and then r
JonMarc Wright wrote:
>>img { display: block; }
>> or
>>img { vertical-align: top; }
>> should help.
>
> using display: block will do fine for eliminating the double spacing between
> your table rows. it sounded like you wanted the images to have no space
> around them at all (in other wo
>
>img { display: block; }
> or
>img { vertical-align: top; }
> should help.
>
> ~fantasai
using display: block will do fine for eliminating the double spacing between
your table rows. it sounded like you wanted the images to have no space
around them at all (in other words no blue back
Erland Flaten wrote:
> http://www.ingri-a.no/Templates/table.html
>
> I try to get the images inside the TDs to have no space between them
> on all sides. Cant make it.
> Especially a mystery TD height of 114px show by using xray by
> westciv. Where is that coming from?
>
> What I want make
Mark Finney wrote:
> Anyway I have been fiddling around for a couple of hours and cannot fathom
> the navigation list. I am sure it is obvious but I cannot make the bullet
> points disappear in IE. FF looks exactly as i want but dispite my filling
> the css wit list-style-type:none; and list-style:
Dear List,
I have recently tried out drupal for the first time as I wanted to make a
site that my brother in law could easily keep updated.
Anyway I have been fiddling around for a couple of hours and cannot fathom
the navigation list. I am sure it is obvious but I cannot make the bullet
points d
http://www.ingri-a.no/Templates/table.html
I try to get the images inside the TDs to have no space between them
on all sides. Cant make it.
Especially a mystery TD height of 114px show by using xray by
westciv. Where is that coming from?
What I want make is a grid of cells with images and te
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