Re: [css-d] "Transcendant" web design and CSS3

I have a grid of all the CSS3 selectors and browser support on my blog at http://www.standardista.com/css3/css3-selector-browser-support The values and properties are on my old blog at http://www.evotech.net/blog/2010/02/css3-properties-values-browser-support/ this is a huge file, so it may take

Re: [css-d] Need images centered vertically

Hedger Wang has a good example that may help: http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/dhtml/css-layout-gridview.html -Estelle http://evotech.net/blog --- On Thu, 10/2/08, Carol Huddleston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > From: Carol Huddleston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [css-d] Need images centered verti

Re: [css-d] Lining up photos and text

I wrote a tutorial a while back: http://www.evotech.net/blog/2007/05/vertical-centering-with-css/ that may help. until browsers support all display values, that hack is a fallback. -Estelle CSS, JavaScript and XHTML Explained http://evotech.net/blog/ --- On Fri, 8/29/08, Linda H <[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: [css-d] superfluous borders on hover

First off, you want to make you A a block level element. This will cure the non-centering, since right now you are pushing the first word over to the right with 20px of padding, and the left word has 20px of padding to the right. Also, In bc4hkids.css @ line 117, you have: #main a:hover { borde

Re: [css-d] Horizontal scrolling in iframe

You can use overflow-x and overflow-y properties separately, instead of just "overflow: scroll" http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-box/#overflow It's been supported since Mozilla 1.8 and IE5. I think all browsers support it even though it wasn't part of CSS2.1 specs (it will likely be in CSS3). Sounds

Re: [css-d] Create the background image?

To create a faux column gif, decide what the width of you column is going to be. What will the background color be of both the left and right columns? Open firefox. Ctrl - N (opens a new image) put the size of your column - height = 1, width = the width of your left column, canvas color = enter

Re: [css-d] Link color not appearing in IE

reen on green, and > unreadable. > There is an error in your code: Applications http://www.bargaintarps.com/tarps_mesh.html";>Bin Covers should be Applications http://www.bargaintarps.com/tarps_mesh.html";>Bin Covers You can't put an H2 in a UL, but you can

Re: [css-d] Delivering a site on a PDA (How does Google do it?)

Yes, they are using another mechanism to achieve this. They are likely using PHP or some other language to browser sniff and redirect users who are using PDA's. Other sites, such as Yahoo and Kodakgallery do this too. -Estelle I know that you can use the media 'handheld' in your stylesheets

Re: [css-d] Site Check

Great looking site! (checked Opera 8.5, Firefox and IE) Two edits I would recommend: indicate in the code that the spanish on the home page is spanish (lang="es" I think). escape the > in the breadcrumbs: > The other thing I don't know if you did on purpose or not: the list items in the con

[css-d] Bullets not appearing in IE

to be displayed inline. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Estelle Weyl http://www.EstelleWeyl.com 415.845.9906 Making the web accessible since 1999 __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/

RE: [css-d] Unknown vertical space above image

ave enough room Estelle Weyl http://www.EstelleWeyl.com 415.845.9906 Making the web accessible since 1999 -Original Message- I have a CSS conundrum. I have a table-less css layout that looks good in Firefox (both Mac & PC) but has a gigantic space above the middle image in IE 6.0/PC.

RE: [css-d] Image and Links Missing in IE

ss/buttonon.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; } Estelle Weyl http://www.EstelleWeyl.com 415.845.9906 Making the web accessible since 1999 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jeff Reid Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 8:38 AM To:

RE: [css-d] Space between two graphics

your image background, that way the spacing wont be apparent (but you'll still get the broken outline for your page, so that isn't a solution) 2) Try adding "display: block;" to the image Estelle Weyl http://www.EstelleWeyl.com 415.845.9906 Making the web accessible since 19

Re: [css-d] why are these two s different?

You are floating the first to the right, which makes it only as wide as it has to be. A float is an element that only takes up as much space as it needs The second is a typical block level element, so it takes up the entire space it's allotted. -Estelle http://www.estelleweyl.com - Origi