[css-d] browser support of "linear-gradient"

r prefixes like -moz-linear-gradient) Thanks! /Jesper -- Jesper Rønn-Jensen NineConsult Mobile: +45 2989 1822 Blog http://justaddwater.dk/ jespe...@gmail.com (Private e-mail and Google Talk IM) __ css-discuss [css-d@lists.css-d

[css-d] Position cities on map -- css only

y're as browser compatible as possible? /Jesper -- _______ Jesper Rønn-Jensen / Capgemini Denmark Tel. +45 3977 8220 / Mob. +45 2373 6220 / Fax +45 7011 2201 www.dk.capgemini.com / Blog http://justaddwater.dk/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Private e-mai

Re: [css-d] Ideal way to link-ify a div?

In the time since last posting I have tried out the implementation strategy as mentioned by Jukka and Georg/Gunlaug (with working example on http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_29.html ) Now even with the working example by Georg, I still had a lot of implementation issues. One of the last things that t

Re: [css-d] Ideal way to link-ify a div?

Martin: Display: block on the a element is probably a bad idea because it will still contain other block-level elements: h3 and p Brian: Interesting idea. Just a few questions: Are you still able to print? and how about selecting text? __

[css-d] Ideal way to link-ify a div?

do you see? Any working examples on the net? -- ___________ Jesper Rønn-Jensen / Capgemini Denmark Tel. +45 3977 8220 / Mob. +45 2373 6220 / Fax +45 7011 2201 www.dk.capgemini.com / Blog http://justaddwater.dk/ [EMAIL PR

Re: [css-d] Progress bar: Cool design, but what is the best possible markup?

Thanks for your reply Barney. I have thought about the z-indexes as you describe them, that would require I add id attributes to all the li elements with z-index values in reverse order. Of course it would be best to avoid them, but it is a reasonable alternative. The reason I use B elements fo

[css-d] Progress bar: Cool design, but what is the best possible markup?

{ background:none; } See working HTML file at http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/train_css_d.html -- ___ Jesper Rønn-Jensen / Capgemini Denmark Tel. +45 3977 8220 / Mob. +45 2373 6220 / Fax +45 7011 2201 www.dk.capgemini.com / Blog http://ju

[css-d] Progress bar: Cool design, but what is the best possible markup?

top; } .train .current b.tip{ background: url(images/train-current-tip.png) no-repeat top; } .train .undone b.tip{ background: url(images/train-undone-tip.png) no-repeat top; } .train .final b.tip{ background:none; } See working HTML file at http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2007/1

Re: [css-d] How to limit table cell height (GMail style)

I got it working now. On my blog I posted the full example. Blog entry: http://justaddwater.dk/2006/03/11/how-to-limit-table-cell-height-gmail-style/ Working example page: http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2006/03/fixed-table-cells-working.html The trick is to add table-layout:fixed to the

Re: [css-d] How to limit table cell height (GMail style)

On 3/11/06, Michael Clayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've run into similar problems, and my solution has been to put a div > inside the > > Thank you very much for your feedback. I really appreciate it. Just one thing might prevent me from using your trick: The table in this particular case

[css-d] How to limit table cell height (GMail style)

le cell does not obey this height */ display: block; } I want table row to be the height of 1 text line. 1. start cell not much content 2. second cell has insanely long content that I know will always wrap Any help appreciated, Jesper -- Jesper Rønn-Jensen Capgemini Danmark