Rich:
I have now tried all configurations for the cache, and the behavior is
the same every time. It's the same for me whether I'm looking at the
copy up on the website, or the one in localhost. People who also see the
issue include: another person running IE7, on the same network; someone
ru
In IE7.0 (at least), the background-image here:
http://datagnostics.com/test/Tindex.html
reloads every time I refresh the page, producing a very-irritating
flicker.
Things that I have tried that don't fix it:
1. Giving layout to the div in question (via zoom:1;) and to its parent,
BODY.
2.
Thierry told me:
You need to help IE by giving the parent a layout.
Try h3 {zoom:1;}
And it worked!
http://datagnostics.com/test/vertical.html
My hero.
I'm sure "having layout" seemed like a good idea at the time, really ...
to someone
Mary Ellen
Doctor Science, MA
http://doctorscien
Here's my current nightmare:
http://datagnostics.com/test/vertical.html
I've got superscript text that needs to be all over the page -- it's
part of the company name. I set a line-height in BODY. I'm doing the
superscript via a span class, with attribute vertical-align: super.
In IE, the supe
I like to use an image for HR elements, especially on very
graphic-intensive sites. The trouble is that pesky border IE keeps
putting around them.
As of several years ago, hackery seemed to be the only way to make IE's
hr images border-free:
1. Wrapping HR in a div: http://www.sovavsiti.cz/css
This is a follow-up -- and answer! -- to a question from last year that
was never really answered.
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/100389
Loek Hilgersom on 15 July 2008 13:01 wrote:
>In a print stylesheet I followed the book and use font-sizes in pt's.
>However, printing from di
Ooooh noo, not "hasLayout"!
I've tried adding an explicit width, width and height, and zoom:1 to the
li elements. So far, no dice:
http://datagnostics.com/test/transparent.html
Only float:left has worked so far. Should I be trying to force the a
elements to "have layout"? Or something else?
Alan Gresley wrote:
> I don't know why it happens but floating the list fixes the bug in IE7
> and doesn't seem to effect other browsers.
>
>
>
> .menu ul, .menu li {
> list-style:none;margin: 0;padding: 0;
> float:left; /* ADD */
> }
Thanks, Alan. I've updated the test page:
http://datagnos
I've found some curious behavior with background:transparent in IE7. I
was working on a CSS image replacement, and was seeing the old IE
flicker. In the course of trouble-shooting I made a version using only
differently-colored backgrounds, not images. You can see my test page
here:
http://dat
This is more a general question about how you use CSS than about a
specific technique.
I make a habit of from time to time looking at the code in popular
and/or cool-looking and/or horrible sites, to see what other people are
doing or not doing and what seems to work. I also do this because I
I have a 2-cell table I am trying to style with css:
http://datagnostics.com/test/tablecells.html
What I want is:
1. table width is fixed
2. cell with image in it is just the width of the image, even if I don't
know ahead of time how wide the image will be.
3. the other cell should adjust its wid
Ha! I found the page I was looking for, and answered my own question.
As suggest by Steve Clay
http://mrclay.org/wd/tests/ir/
"cursor: hand" is the solution!
- Original Message - > I've an image-replaced navigation:
> http://datagnostics.com/test/imagereplace2.html
>
> Everything seems to
I've an image-replaced navigation:
http://datagnostics.com/test/imagereplace2.html
Everything seems to work fine, except the little hand that says "there's
a link here" doesn't appear in IE. The link *works*, there's just no
hand.
I feel really embarrassed because I'm pretty sure I clicked past
I've put up two versions with the new suggestions:
the David Laakso "percentage width on the pink box" version:
http://datagnostics.com/test/testbasic3.html
and the Rob Swan version suggested by Georg:
http://datagnostics.com/test/testbasic4.html
I have to remove the border on the latter or el
> Add...
> #absbox {right: 0;}
> ...and a workaround for IE6' lack of support for 4-side positioning of
> elements.
Yeah, I tried that:
http://datagnostics.com/test/testbasic2.html
and also making that box relatively positioned:
http://datagnostics.com/test/testbasic1.html
What kind of IE6 worka
Here is a test page:
http://datagnostics.com/test/testbasic.html
Is there a way to make the pink absolutely-positioned box as wide as the
yellow regular box -- that is, just wide enough to fill up the width of
the screen, whatever that may be? They are both moved over to the right
to make way fo
Georg wrote:
>> How well does CSS Zengarden Design #202, "Retro Theater":
>> http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/202/202.css&page=0 work in IE 6
>> & lower?
>
> IE6 and lower on windows don't support 'position: fixed'.
...
> IE6 needs workarounds, but that doesn't pose much of a problem, IMO.
David Lasko asked:
> Is there a browser on the face of the earth it does work in?
ha. Well, I'm looking at it with IE7 & Firefox2.0 on Vista, and it seems
to work OK -- in the sense that there's a big movie-theater marquee
wrapped around the text, which scrolls down nicely when you scroll down.
How well does CSS Zengarden Design #202, "Retro Theater":
http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/202/202.css&page=0
work in IE 6 & lower? On my IE6.0 machine the frame doesn't wrap around
the way it does in Firefox & IE7. I would say it breaks gracefully,
except page-down is painfully slow for me
These two text/logo combinations are done with tables:
http://datagnostics.com/test/center.html
but I want to do the same thing, hopefully easier, with CSS:
1) center the logo within the holder div, regardless of what size logo I'm
given
2) put the text on one side of the logo or the other, vert
I know how to use styles to alternate table row colors, by defining "odd"
and "even" row styles:
http://datagnostics.com/test/tablerows.html
Is there any way to add a row in the middle without having to re-class all
the rows? If so, does it have to be done with Javascript?
Mary Ellen
Doctor Scien
the left float. This doesn't show up on
browsercam -- is it something where I have to move around the screen to
activate?
Mary Ellen
Doctor Science, MA
Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mary Ellen Curtin wrote:
>
>> http://tinyurl.com/ttxgq
>
>> Here&#x
Here's the site:
http://tinyurl.com/ttxgq
Here's the issue: the client is not clue-enabled. He's looking at the site
with IE5.something (he can't figure out what) on an iBook running Mac OS
9.something (ditto).
This is what it looks like to me in Mozilla, at 1024 pix wide:
http://datagnostics.com/
Ingo wrote:
> You could add haslayout to the li and something to work on for the
> hover, e.g. li {zoom:1; background-color: white;}
>
> If you cannot use the background-property, an alternative would be to
> use a filter:
> http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/81975
Thank you for you
I have a suckerfish IE7 "non-stick" problem.
One of my clients likes an "inside suckerfish" menu style, where the submenu
is displayed within the parent menu. Here's how it looks in FF2:
http://datagnostics.com/test/IE7test.html
Of course, it needs JS to work in IE<7.
But it also needs to have an
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