> And what I want is to have the uls displayed across the screen
> horizontally, instead of falling one under the other (vertically). I have
> tried
> ul {display:inline;}
> but it doesn't seem to do anything.
And did you also try
li {display:inline;} ?
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> I may well be inheriting tables from upstream and am writing tests to nullify
> cellpadding, cellspacing, border, width, and align through CSS. I can nullify
> all of the above with FF1.5 on a PC, but cannot override cellspacing for IE6.
have you tried setting the border-collapse property?
t
Hello all,
I'm hoping someone on this list can help me with a layout issue that
uses floats. Really, what I'd like is this page,
http://www.justinreid.com/tests/test.htm, to look in FireFox what it
looks like in IE.
Meaning, I'd like the "sample items" to float to the right of the main
content are
ox and
Safari ignore empty tags.
-Justin Reid
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be a 10px space. Maybe this
(http://www.researchkitchen.de/blog/archives/css-autoheight-and-margincollapsing.php)
will help explain it better. Also, I believe it's explain in the book
"The Zen of CSS Design".
-Justin Reid
that the new version of IE (IE7) will complicate this
fix however (and probably better decribe what I'm showing you). You
can read more about it here
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/ie7-dehacker.html
hope this helps,
-Justin Reid
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you hover over over any of the menu, the size
of the header gets blown out. Although I can hide the overflow I was
hoping someone could tell me why this is happening. Lastly, if you
help me get the menu border to work too that's be great.
Thanks in advance for any hel
you hover over over any of the menu, the size
of the header gets blown out. Although I can hide the overflow I was
hoping someone could tell me why this is happening. Lastly, if you
help me get the menu border to work too that's be great.
Thanks in advance for any hel
Hello all,
I'm sure this has come up before so I'm hoping someone can help. I'm
using dropdown navigation (suckerfish) and noticed that they hide
behind form elements in IE. What is the best solution to this problem?
Thanks
-Justin
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ide *that* filter from
> Mozilla. The most promising looking one hides things from Mozilla, but
> allows Mac IE5 to see them.
I'm not sure what the approach is that you tried, but have you read
this article?
http://www.stopdesign.com/e
Hey all,
I'm having a problem with stacking order in MS-IE6. There's a
horizontal menu at the top that displays vertical sub menus on roll
over. The menus use relative and absolute positioning and display just
fine except for the fact that in IE they appear under another element
that has relative p
ttp://www.stopdesign.com/examples/ie5mac-bpf/
Hope this helps ; )
-Justin Reid
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ound color to
the*image when you hover over a link. Are you sure you don't just want
to changer the background color for the link itself on hover? Is this
a image with transparency?
-Justin Reid
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Paul Debban:
> When looking at IE bugs, I always start by adding or subtract
> position:relative properties.
I had actually read a similar solution earlier this week on this list.
For some reason I didn't think it would apply to my situation. Well,
it is exactly what I was looking for, THANKS!
I
ion/alternative. I'd like to avoid using
JavaScript if possible.
Thanks!
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Keith:
> li span {
>width: 200px;
> }
>
> but this doesn't give me a 'default' box area to keep the acronyms in.
> Any suggestions?
Have you also tried making the span block level in that scenario?
-Justin Reid
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room to the right of it for "x03_03", so that has to drop below where
there's enough room for it.
try
div#x03_02 {
width: 499px;
}
-Justin Reid
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> Unrelated note: Opera switches to projection media type in fullscreen mode.
> Make sure that screen.css is given both screen and projection media types.
>
> Roman.
>
Good to know, thanks Roman.
Does any else have ideas about this? I'm a little surprised that no
one has responded to this, as
Hey all,
SETUP:
I've got a question about specializing style sheets for a given media
type (without using css2 @media). For all the sites that I create I
write out a file for the "screen" media type, named "screen.css". Once
I have all of those style in place, I will duplicate that file in it's
en
* css */
li span
{
margin-left: -10px;
}
I tested this in Firefox and IE6.
(I also tried adding a negative left-padding value to the list item
selector, as well as using a negative text-indent value, but neither
of there were successful in both br
> You will see the double borders around the interior cells of the tables. I
> would rather have single borders.
Instead of "border-collapse: collapse;" you could try this:
.table1
{
border-top: 3px solid #003300;
border-right: 3px solid #003300;
}
.table1 td
{
border-bottom: 3px solid #00330
>I can't seem to find a way to reduce the default space between the
bullet and the text in a UL, any suggestions?
Is it showing up outside of IE? If it's only in IE and you've removed
any margin and padding, then you should also comment out any white
space between list elements.
FirstSecond
> In Firefox everything looks right but in IE the lists are completely jumbled
> up. Any ideas why this is happening?
I see that you have
ul.left
{
float: left;
}
perhaps the list items are inheriting this property also, so try adding
ul.left li
{
float: none;
}
Just a though
-Justin
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Hey All,
this is my first entry onto this list, so hope it helps...
Judith, try setting the paragraph tag to have "position: relative;".
IE sometimes sees a floated element and tries to "reserve space" for
it which ends up making text which is in the same container as the
floated element disappea
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