tension extremely useful
<https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=60&application=firefox>
The "Information" button with "Display topographic information" and
several others can help you in the matter above. The CSS -
reas the still has (and shows) the
border. The solution has to apply to the , as Philippe Wittenbergh
suggested:
> a.noborder {border-bottom:none}
>
I hope this clarifies the matter to others than myself :-)
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lly want...
That's the solution I ended up using, see
<http://triomio.dk/index_e.html> for an english version - do I interpret
your anwer right, that you see a problem in this set up?
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onsidering the rules). I was fooled by
Explorer's "neat" behaviour, and did not look far enough back into my setup.
Can you confirm this, or show me the margin-collapse :-) ?
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> [1]http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#collaps
Jesper Brunholm skrev:
> I'm afraid that this is something simple, that I've gone blind on...
>
> On <http://www.triomio.dk/index_e.html> (and several more pages on the
> site with floated content) the content-floats to the right (the
> CD-cover) has a mysteriou
omething simple, and you can help me :-)
Oh - and - as much as I hate to say this - Explorer actually shows what
i want and expect.
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ader on
"view", "submit", "subscribe" and "contact" - and everything else in 's.
If that does not validate then come back and ask how to make it
validate, correct semantic markup should validate :-)
By the way - I'm quite sure that you'd please more
y the latter - if I've understood you, Eric Meyer's "Pure CSS
Popups" should do: <http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html>
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If I intrepret your question right with this quotation:
Philip Lindsay wrote:
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employee, which I
actually think makes a viable solution:
<http://garion.dk/webdesign/schedule.html>
Hope that you can use this :-)
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not seeing how I can use this example with an image
> map? Am I missing something?
No, It's me who forgot Explorer's lack of support for :hover on anything
but an :-(
I sincerely apologise!
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may_ get
the time to put a neat demo-only-this page together at some point, but
not right now)
Feel free to ask further on the matter :-)
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of answering, and thereby "hijacking" an existing one. It might not show
differently in your mail-program, but it does in mine, and it confuses
matters in the archives ;-)
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dle the position-numbers.
That'll allow you to skip the td's too.
If a non-css version is important, I'd make a css-hidden alt-texts-table
below the images (it will screw up with those stacked images without css
anyway)
t have to
<http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=ThreeColumnLayouts>
# AnyColumnLongest - I want all my columns to be the same height
<http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=AnyColumnLongest>
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>>#tester a:link div {
>
> That selector matches div elements that descend from a elements. In
> HTML div elements are not allowed to descend from a elements.
you're absolutely right,
honixfolk.dk/downloads_e.php> if that's usefull. This
javascript is based on valid code, and nicely degradeable javascript for
the occasions where javascript isn't available. It's here too, in a
simple, _Danish_ version :) <http://garion.dk/webdesig
[snip: problem with different looks on different doctypes]
I'll just throw in a quick link to our WIKI as supplemental answer to
Sørtun's neat one:
<http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=DocType>
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It seems clear, however, that there will be no chance of using col for
my purpose, so I'll leave the matter here.
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likely to be the nested divs in the .hours container:
Work
It's quite easy to check: declare their height to 10 px and check the
result. If Explorer wont obey that, declare font-size smaller to (as it
may be the font with it's line-height that is pushing.
HTH
to get
auto-numbering from the HTML, but neither would you from a ol with images.
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nderstood your position, you can hardly find it useless
because only one of the approaches is interesting/useful.
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rther, to get a vocabulary for giving
the user the choice of stylesheets with "full scalability in the page
design" (meaning em design where the page-setup follows the font-size)
VS "Text scaling with one scrollbar only garanteed" instead of the
rel
ot that bad in Explorer for windows. I don't see major
differences between my Mozilla and MSIE, and it looks good.
I don't have a mac, and cant see it on Safari, but perhaps you could put
a screen-dump somewhere?
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avascript (I don't
know of any other method, to measure the screen size and position,
inputs are welcome here ;-)) that disappears if non-supported, it can
only improve matters for those who can see it?
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r if I should use px-font-sizes to avoid it (*BRB* when my good
ego has beaten me for such ideas))
ANYway - usually it helps to advice the user to check: menus: View ->
Text-size -> Medium.
(I can't see that it's my job as designer, to make the font appear big
enough if the user
the window on at least one axis (and, just for "tradition
keeps the customer"'s sake - make that the horizontal axis :-) )
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gt; || <'font-variant'> || <'font-weight'> ]?
<'font-size'> [ / <'line-height'> ]? <'font-family'> ] | caption | icon
| menu | message-box | small-caption | status-bar | inherit
(And there is a n
s a child of the col, then it cannot force the inheritance.
Thanks for the answer though, it was worth a try :-)
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<http://learningforlife.fsu.edu/webmaster/references/xhtml/tags/> with
the comment: "XHTML reference in some detail and with examples."
to the list of resources?
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bout stating the known, hope you can use the rest of my musings
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ed up things :-)
OK - so - you thought you brought in you car with a broken fuse, and all
of a sudden I'm talking about a new Cylinder head, but believe me - you
change this CylHead and keep the motor in good condition, and you'll
never have to change
be in a HTML document without a container,
images is a block element, and can.
You can easily have several containers inside each others (then they're
'nested') but do only do so if there's a purpose for it :-)
I hope that clarifie
e day, I highly suggest
AListApart <http://www.alistapart.com/topics/code/htmlxhtml/> (here the
code section, which is most relevant according to 3) above ;-) )
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surprising that I won in Moz 1.7.12 (in second try :-)
), nor that I can't get anywhere with my MSIE 6.something.
_I_ don't know what to expect from my Opera 8.02, but it (we) got no
further than the second box ;-)
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earch the
complete archives. It's a time-consuming way the first time, though, as
the archives are actually not g-zipped as indicated, but raw text.
Apart from that, I always try the wiki first, but I don't find anything
there on "jump hover" or "
;JavaScript tutorial - Manipulating CSS using the W3C DOM"
<http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/tutorials/index.php?tut=0&part=27>
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[somewhat delayed, I just got a message, that my message could not be
posted because I had forgotten to send _from_ the correct emailaddress -
my excuses for the delay! :-)]
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[cut: position:relative on links problem]
> Delete 'positi
Hi Marg
> If you care to visit http://www.tuxdoit.com/proto.php i have two questions:
- shure would like to, only, I get a 404 page not found? :-(
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p here, I would be really nice to be able to give
this feature to IE users.
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I've changed my example a bit online
<http://garion.dk/webdesign/scheduling.html> - but only to demonstrate
the change mentioned above.
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much learning here and everywhere else concerning the web standards and
their proper use.
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ot;, td and tr but not colspan
and rowspan - I assume that you know these cell-grouping properties?
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left-margin we want it to begin, and how many pixels/minutes we
want them to cover.
It's all here: <http://garion.dk/webdesign/scheduling.html>, further
explanations on demand, and if anybody is interessted in the rough and
tiny PHP code behind some of it, just ask me off-list.
#x27;s
strong in color, but it doesn't look it's age! :-)
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esign/hover.html>. You have to have links to make
MSIE understand/use :hover (so just put links in the li's)
Apart In the code above you change the text color on :hover but not the
background.
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rk with - that is: code to
look on! :-)
If you don't have a server space to upload on on regular basis, get one
- there's plenty of free ones out there (http://www.free-webhosts.com/).
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ion: manually adding them.
well - scripting can do the trick too, it should hardly be so essential
that it's a problem to use javascript, but serverside (asp/php) is
perfectly capable of doing these things...
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will let you keep the easy maintainance,
but at the same time provide you with referable URLs and much better
SE-relations. Hosting with serverside tech is cheap or free, and if you
stick to the "include" use, it's extremely easy. :-)
Hope this cla
Laura Greenwood wrote:
> I'm getting this message with my page that reads:
>
> to help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this
> file from showing active content that could access your computer.
> Click here for options... the options are allow blocked content or
> what's th
- but only in Opera :(
I don't know why the browsers don't want to implement counters - could
they think that ordering numbers is more than presentational content? ;-)
I think that I've been rebellious enough for one day, and won't put
forth a suggested dirty solution that vali
your comment. I thought my question
> had left the radar.
I'l send this one directly to you too, so you don't have to look for it
this time :)
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ages http://www.phonixfolk.dk/forside_e.php
which you're welcome to learn from or copy as need be...
It's the js file: http://www.phonixfolk.dk/scripts/scroll.js
and the function
function justerDivStoerr()
The comments are in Danish, send me an e-mail if you need help for it
e makes it easy to repeat it (perhaps
together with "top" links) further down on the page.
Eg: A complete list of Hans Christian Andersens fairy tales translated
into English by Jean Hersholt
<http://www.andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/index_e.html>
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for maintainance, but downloadable)
<http://www.highdots.com/css-editor/validator.html>
I Web CSS validator
<http://www.virtualpromote.com/tools/validate-css/>
HTH
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hope this helps :)
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tTheSameURL :-) ).
To do a little mending on my error, I've found another resource, not on
the subject only, but on the subject, and known to me as reliable :-)
<http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/tagpages/l/link.htm>
re
ough:
<http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=StyleSwitching>
Furthermore, there's a quite recent, seemingly reliable, but less
detailed list included here
<http://web-support.csx.cam.ac.uk/courses/css/furtherslides/005.html>
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easons for the choice :-)
BUT - very neat and nice - looks good!
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Richard Brown wrote:
Could you please tell me how I might fix the problem. I am presuming I
should reduce the width by 10px?
it looks like 10px, and that would fit the bill of 2x5px border, have
you tried? :-)
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ground: #FFF; float: left; margin-right: -200px; width:
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