I'm trying to use min-height in FF, which is supposed to support the
style, but it's ignoring it. IE, ironically enough, is honoring it because
I'm using the IE7 javscript library.
Anyway, here's the relevent code.
fieldset {
border:1px solid #369;
border-left:3.4em solid #369;
I have a TEXTAREA which I want to print. Below it there is a TABLE I also
wish to print.
textarea {
border:none;
position:relative;
overflow:visible;
width:80%;
}
I can't get the table to print below the overflow. I've tried floating the
TEXTAREA and clearing the
Does caption-side even work for IE6? Nothing I can find says it doesn't,
and yet . . .
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I'm working on an internal web app. The only browser I need to consider is
IE6 (but for both Win2K and WinXP). I have a label inside a fieldset that
I'm using negative margins to switch around where it appears relative to
other text (depending on the CSS design chosen by the user). For some
rea
Okay, I want to do a skin that looks like the following image.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/155/374657695_affc99ba26_o.jpg
It's just one skin of many, so I can't rewrite the HTML. The HTML follows.
http://flagship.shf.com/LeftNav";>
My
Flagship
Is there a way to set a font color to none? I want to make some
graphic-only buttons in a multi-skin site, and I can't remove the values.
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overflow:hidden;
white-space:nowrap;
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Is it possible, in Internet Explorer 6, to make fields expand and contract
based up focus, without changing the rest of the layout of the page? I
know it would require JavaScript, because IE6 doesn't support :hover on
non-anchor elements, but I've had little luck with using z-index to float
an
Is there a way to tell the lists to use the pipe symbol "|" as a bullet in
an unordered list?
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I have a telescoping menu (controlled by JavaScript). All that works
wonderfully, but my problem is the links contained in the list. When the
background for the L2 links changes, it only changes the backgrounds of
the links. I want the whole 130px width to change it's background.
li.L2, li.L2ov
George,
This is a JavaScript/web standards question, and so off-topic, however;
the proper way to do it would be to have the default CSS set to display,
and then use an onLoad event to set those CSS classes to display:none;.
You won't have to worry about .
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That's it! Thanks!
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> I have a website in which all sizes are in ems or %'s. When I
> change the font size in the browser in IE6, everything
> changes size except for the form inputs: text fields,
> select's, etc. Any ide
All of the fields have widths individually assigned. There are several
hundred of them, so I thought it prudent not to include them. ;-)
I used ems to assign the width.
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You need to add widths to these elements -- using ems
I have a website in which all sizes are in ems or %'s. When I change the
font size in the browser in IE6, everything changes size except for the
form inputs: text fields, select's, etc. Any ideas? The relevant css is
below.
html {
background:#fff;
font-family:Arial, Helvetica, s
If I don't set a global font size in the css, what is the default size,
and how will EMs be affected?
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The important question is what is meant by international? If your audience
is going to consist of mostly industrialized nations, it's safe to assume
that the vast majority of your audience has decent, CSS-capable browsers.
If your goal is a 3rd world audience, you may be dealing with older
brow
You can't across all browsers if you insist on using •. Instead use
an unordered list and then use list-style to set the type of bullet you'd
like to use.
If you don't care about maximum visibility across different browsers, you
could use the :first-letter or :first-line pseudo elements and gi
My bad, I thought you meant a real button, not a text-link button. This is
fairly easy to do. The HTML would be:
Businesses Support the Arts
The the CSS would be:
a span {
display: hidden:
}
a:hover span {
display: inline;
}
You'll have to play with it to get it to work nice
Yes, but it's javascript, and thus OT. I'll reply again off-list
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Hi!
I'm trying to replace Text of a button when the mouse is
hovering over it.
Is there a way to do this.
_
I have a design where the fonts are set thusly:
body {
font:medium Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
color:#3e87b7;
}
a, a:link, a:visited {
color:#c00;
text-decoration:none;
}
a:active {
color:#fcc;
}
a:hover {
cj wrote:
tell the label the id of the
control it's associated with. easy peasy!
===
And if you have multiple first name fields but only one label? Can't have
multiple fields with the same id.
It's not merely a CSS question, no, but everything ties in to other
thi
Do you know what tables are, Mandrake? The CMSes are using tables to try
and infect our precious fluid body tags. -- Gen. Jack D. Ripper
I have a form. Labels off to the left, fields to the right. There
additional columns of fields can be added or removed by the user. Since
it's not displaying
Both the white-space and the hasLayout fixes worked.
Danke
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I have an unordered list of nested unordered lists. I use a little JS to
have an accordion behavior. In FF, the list elemts are visually flush with
each other. In IE6, there are gasps between *some* of the list elements,
but not others. I'm stumped. You can take a look at:
http://www.chegitz.ne
I meant, make the corners in the image itself transparent in Photoshop or
whichever image program you use. If the white corners are still there,
then you've probably got a background color declared somewhere.
I have foolishly deleted your original e-mail, so I can't take a second
look
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Am I destined to have a plain white background to keep the round corners?
Just make the corners transparent. :-) Since you aren't using
anti-aliasing, it won't be a problem.
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K. What is it I don't understand? :)
lr
You understand it correctly, actually.
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On 7/17/06, Maciejewski, James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's a new standard to comply with handicap accessibility - we have to
> include ALT text for all images (this is for an online WebHelp system).
Ah yes, policy created by people who get the letter of accessibility
without understanding t
If one has watched the example you have gave closely, he sees the
button has /four/ rounded corners and each of them requires another
(and in this case: empty) html element if the button has to be fully
scalable.
==
Well, you could use JavaScript to add the extra spans, so that
Tom, it's very simple. Use the sliding doors method.
http://alistapart.com/articles/slidingdoors/ &
http://alistapart.com/articles/slidingdoors2/
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Er, color:#000;
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Because you have color: #8A864E; written in many places. For black, just
use color:#fff;
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Because you have color: #8A864E; written in many places. For black, just
use color:#fff;
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> I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no border or cell
> padding/spacing whatsoever.
border-collapse:collapse;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
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Whoops, that won't work.
Rather, give the UL a width of say: 600px; and give the containing div
(you only need one, btw) a width of say, 100%.
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Put the following in your CSS.
li {whitespace:nowrap;}
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What the heck is the ratio of ex's and em's to font size and pixels. In
Alex Robinson's web example for css frames, he gives a formula for turning
ems into pixels: "parseInt(document.body.currentStyle.fontSize) *
1.333 gives us the ems to pixels ratio." On www.macoshints.com,
though, I find
Nope.
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do you happen to have any very small repeating background graphics,
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Is there some setting CSS that is known to screw up scrolling via mouse
wheel? I have two different skins for an app, and one scrolls fine, while
the other does haltingly and incompletely.
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http://www.babyandbridalshowerboutique.com/favors1.asp
This is a site I did some coding for (but did not design). On my home
monitor, as well as on my client's home monitor, no white gap appears in
the green body section. Nor does it appear on her lap top. On our machines
at our office, however
Can I use CSS to move things around on the printed page, including before
a page break?
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Hmmm, my first answer was wrong. I suggested a padding-top of 50px,
but I've been stuck in an IE only development environment too long.
Check out: http://www.fu2k.org/alex/css/frames/
You *will* have to rely on proprietary extentions for IE.
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Is it possible to have more than one image in a button: one for a
background and one for an icon?
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In IE6 I've got a single pixel gap between button and the border, and I
can't figure out why it is there. It's for an internal app, so I can't
show you.
Teh relevant code, (I think):
CSS===
.button {
background:url(/SHF/resources/skins/koolBleu/images/buttonBackBlue.gif)
re
It's not standards compliant, but it will work . . . for now. You can have
multiple classes in a class attribute, so go ahead and change your
duplicate ids to classes. For example:
class="right blue important" id="firstParagraph"
Where it will cause a problem now is if you use JavaScript and n
Mark,
CLASSes can be used on *multiple* elements, whereas an ID can only be used
on one element per page. In addition, you can use multiple CLASSes on a
single element, but only one ID.
I *think* that the advantage an ID has over a CLASS is that the ID has a
higher priority, so that if you hav
I am trying to create multiple css layouts for an application. For one of
the "skins," I'm using a JavaScript to affect the design. Is there a way
for it to only affect one design and not others?
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Is there a setting in CSS that allows you to vertically align decimals in
tables?
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Multiple classes are not only allowed, they are awesome and powerful.
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According to Dreamweaver (and my own experiences), IE6 does not support
page-break-inside at all, and doesn't support AVOID for page-break-after
or
page-break-before (Dreamweaver says an empty entry will achive the same
result, however). This is very annoying for me.
page-break-before:always doe
The example in Eric's book is: @page { size: 7.5in; margin: 0.5in; }
What would the equivalent external style sheet use?
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I'm trying to set up page margins via CSS. Both "Cascading Style Sheets:
The Definitive Guide"
(Meyer, 2004) and "Cascading Style Sheets" (Bos & Lie, 2005) mention
@page. The examples,
however, in both books, however, are contained in
Is there anyway to force background colors, images, and the like to show
up on a printed page when printed from a web browser?
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So, is this do-able? And if so, is there any real advantage? Does it
degrade well? How can I posit
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Marc wrote:
> The code below generates a header on the top-left of the
> table. The text
> in the element, howe
The code below generates a header on the top-left of the table. The text
in the element, however, rolls up into a ball on the other end of the
table.
It should start right under the heading. I've tried giving a width:auto
and the
holly hack, but to no avail. I've tried floating it.
HELP!
I t
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I am using the sliding doors technique for styling a horizontal list.
http://www.florida-agricu
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I have this:
.header1, .header2, a:link {color: #881719; text-decoration: none;}
but that s
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> Okay, I have a Sliding Door (of CSS) menu for in-page
> links. I'd like to highlight the c
Knock, knock.
Who's there?
Menu.
Menu who?
Menu stink, take a shower . . .
Okay, I have a Sliding Door (of CSS) menu for in-page
links. I'd like to highlight the currently selected section
of the page. How?
TIA,
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So, I'm trying to make a dashed bottom border for IE6-Win2K
(captive audience). It won't do it. I know dotted appears as
dashed in IE (at least that is what I read), but dashed is just
appearing as a solid line. The relevant code (I think) is
below (a little Java is included for completeness, just
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I just visited http://www.webdu.com.au/ and noticed how the header
(including logo, nav lin
Once upon a time a young HTML monkey was happily
banging out some code. The monkey god came to the
monkey and said, "These fields should be grouped
together, and there should be signs indicating what the
grouping is."
The young monkey attempted to comply with the monkey
god, and set about creatin
Niels,
Looking more closely, the method used is even simpler than in my
previous e-mail. Personally, I'd use the one I wrote, since it allows
greater fluidity. He has a background gif for the main column (wrapper):
http://www.medrants.com/wp-content/themes/impact/img/wrapbg.gif
and a background
It looks like a simple background image. Without actually opening the
CSS, I'd imagine it's a simple three column layout with a background
set to repeat-x and left or right depending on the side. For example:
columnLeft {
background: url(/images/columnBackLeft.gif) top right repeat-x;
You want to use the MS proprietary CSS property: AlphaImageLoader
It's a pain in the butt, but it works.
Check out http://www.alistapart.com/stories/pngopacity/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/filter/reference/filters/alphaimageloader.asp
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Is there a distinction between LOOSE and QUIRKS? I have been
operating under the assumption that they are functionally equivalent in
IE.
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Ben,
Try this page as well. http://www.fu2k.org/alex/css/frames/
Alex has done a lot more playing with this and helped me solve a problem
that Roger's didn't address.
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Is there anyway to use CMS-generated IDs with CSS? For example,
Weblogic gives me something like:
wlw-select_key:{actionForm.prepaymentPenaltyTypeI} .
Unfortunately, setting the IDs myself isn't an option. Weblogic overwrites
them. So, short of writing a JavaScript to take all these CMS IDs a
Writing an internal app for IE 6. Trying to float the H2 so that the P
wraps to it. It's not happening.
Also, trying to use IE's expressions to get a width to fill the page -10
ems. It works on:
http://www.fu2k.org/alex/css/frames/ems - and I've made the necessary
changes for it to work
in stan
In the shorthand style font:
font: 100%/120% Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
What does the /120% represent? I'm guessing
font-size-adjustment, but I can't seem to find anything
via google confirming or dispelling that guess.
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Okay, now I'm trying to style a thead (and soon tbody and tfoot). I
get nothin'. It's for an internal app and we're designing for IE 6 for
Win2K. This *should* work.
VARIABLE
RATE
MARGIN
table {
border-collapse:collapse;
I figured it out.
In case you're wondering, I simply switched the spanned section
and the floats.
Loan Amount Restricted by Tier LTV Maximum ?
Yes ==> Lower The Loan Amount
caption {
float:right;
text-align:right;
}
caption span {
float:left;
When I try and float right something in the same element
as something not floated, the line always breaks, i.e.,
Loan Amount Restricted by Tier LTV Maximum ?
Yes ==> Lower The Loan Amount
with the following CSS:
caption {
text-align:left;
}
caption
What about using WHITE-SPACE: PRE ? If you combine it with
LINE-HEIGHT it should do what you want and look nice.
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