Christian Heilmann wrote:
I just had some very good news and I have this template lying around.
Did it for a friend but it seems it'll never pull off anyway...
http://www.wait-till-i.com/index.php?p=165
enjoy and good weekend
thanks chris, and that's also for the book tip.
dwai
in your heading
remove top:136px in the menu
change your margin setting in the menu to margin:0 auto
that should do it.
hth,
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The Savior replied;
"There is no such thing as sin;..."
'The Gospel of
Where can I find a discussion about not using tables? (I'm new to CSS)
Bob
you found it.
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The Savior replied;
"There is no such thing as sin;..."
'The Gospe
ng of technique on my part. i accomplished what i wanted,
but i would like a bit more finesse with the technique. i'll experiment
more later. my brain is tired.
thanks for all the responses. i really appreciate them. i was kind of
at my wits end with this.
regards,
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression."
Wassily Kandinsky, "Concerning
ms to work in ff 1.0.6 w2k sp4; however (you knew that was
coming didn't you), i'm getting javascript warnings in ff.
hth,
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for his inner impuls
david wrote:
Now that's interesting! Where's your site, I'd be interested to see if
my ad blocker settings do the same thing ..
http://www.alforddesigngroup.com/sandbox/svg-test.html
hth,
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loat. i don't think you can float a table within a table
for positioning.
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
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Wassily Kandinsky, &q
Gene Falck wrote:
http://www.dur.ac.uk/ITS/WWW/accessibility/guidelines/priority2/.forms.php
this link is no longer good.
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must
} to the table.opening, hr and your images table
everything should work as you expect it to (in ff 1.05 w2k sp4).
hth,
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
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t CSS:
a {
color: #000;
font-weight: bold;
text-decoration: underline;
}
#previewPanel a:hover img.previewPic {
border: 1px dashed #000;
}
width="100" alt="alt tag" />
maybe reverse the order of img.previewPic and a:hover?
hth,
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ext (top links) don't hold together. the text breaks
out of the graphic when the text is enlarged. also the text is rather
small and begs to be enlarged even on my 17" monitor set at 1024x768.
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cript stuff via an external file
ff is showing that you have javascript errors.
hth,
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Wassily Kandins
then add:
html>body #footer {width:767px;}
and that should square you away with the gecko browsers and opera.
hth,
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nto a possible flaming
situation. there are a lot of web developers today using linux and
windows and use a mac to test on.
so if the majority of people use a pc, why not layout for pc, especially
for printing purposes; besides, the mac will print slightly smaller.
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Thanks -
george
first start by validating your html and css. you've got some errors there.
hth,
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Vicki Skinner (Stebbins) wrote:
Hi Ingo,
Again, many thanks for your help... that was the problem, and it's now
fixed.
The calendar is now sitting very neatly over a big 'red' block... soon
to be green.
Thank you sooo much.
Thanks also to Dwain who has been looking at thi
sible.
hth,
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Wassily Kandinsky, "Concerning
links
are being covered by the "on top" calendar?
i'm struggling here. it makes sense to me that the links are being
covered in opera but none of the other browsers. the more i work with
opera, the more i find what a strange, picky animal it is.
hth,
dwain
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I was looking to immerse myself in a 3-5 day course, AWAY from work and
interruptions.
the best suggestion i've read was the one to get the eric meyer books
and work the lessons in them and ask the list for help when you have a
problem. thanks v.
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got me understanding css quickly and this list helped me to
understand even more. the rest was meditation on problems and trial and
error until i couldn't stand it anymore. ;^)
hth,
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Paul wrote:
The one thing I can't get my head around is why the footer dividing
line isn't centered in FF (its fine in IE). If anyone has any ideas on
that then it'd be greatly appreciated.
could it be the display:inherit in the .footline property?
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hecking my approach. also, after thinking about it the image is
probably used as content rather than presentation anyway, so the entire
approach would not have been semantically correct.
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got a url so we can have a peek?
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression."
Wassily Kandinsky, "Concerning The S
loat: left; /* or right */
height: 140px;
width: 100px;
}
it should not matter where you insert the tag in the text, with the
above css the text should wrap. and if all of the book covers are the
same size, your class will work throughout, as you well know.
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Wassily
and forth.
looks ok in ie6 w2k sp4. even refreshed the page and all was well.
dwain
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Wassily Kandinsky, &
nk. this seems to be the
problem you are having. also your footer is up in amongst the fray as well.
hth,
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
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Matthew Velic wrote:
Alright, thanks in advance to anyone who knows why my links have stopped
working/being able to be clicked on. Here's the XHTML:
a url might be better.
dwain
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sure took a while to load (in sections) on my cable connection. imagine
how long it will take on dial up. didn't get much farther than that.
sorry.
i'll have another go at it later. first impressions you know.
dwain
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observed in ff 1.04 w2k sp4
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression."
Wassily Kandinsky, "Concerning The S
column.
there are design flaws that need to be corrected as well, but they are
cosmetic.
validate, fix and then come back.
regards,
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argin to your liking.
hth,
dwain
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression."
Wassily Kandinsky, "Concerning
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Hi Dwain,
Thanks! It's working now with ie6. The other thing that's bothering me
with ie6 is the bullets not showing up in the content area. FF has no
problem with it. Did you notice it? Anyway, thanks again, It looks
like 96% for the width fixes th
em and how can I fix it?
i don't get a scroll bar in ie6 win2k sp4.
dwain
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression."
Wassily Kandinsky, &qu
.
try this on your links:
contentcontent
or
contentcontent
hth,
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Wassily Kandinsky, "Concerning The S
en you set the text size at
"largest". you could correct the problem by making the whole design
"grow", especially the images, by assigning em values to the images.
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Vicki Skinner (Stebbins) wrote:
Hi Dwain,
http://www.keeenstreet.com.au the header, logo isn't visible in Opera.
Thanks
Vicki
1. try placing .. in front of the / in your css at url(/images).
or
2. try removing the / in front of url(/images).
that might be your problem. i have found
p the
navigation menu.
Any ideas what's going wrong here?
you might try adding {display: inline;} to the ul css. that usually
does the trick.
hth,
dwain
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Vicki Skinner (Stebbins) wrote:
Hi All,
I've just done the browercam trial to look at my website and noticed
that Opera has a problem with the image in the 'header div'.
url, please.
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page is at the bottom now in ff
1.0.4 w2k sp4; and i didn't even have to refresh the page to make it go
to the bottom, it came up that way.
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are experiencing. allow
me to put on my thinking cap and i'll get back to you.
hth,
dwain
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so why?
(rhetorical question)
in my thinking, you would have a large negative margin on the menu div
to bring it closer to the top of the page from the bottom of the page
which would make the positioning of the rest of the elements touchy.
could be wrong,
dwain
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h
e and visit the page again.
could it be that your clearfix rules are incomplete? you seem to be
missing: .clearfix {display: block;} in the hide from mac section.
try that and see if that doesn't help.
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descriptions to write for each image for viewers
with sight disabilities to be able to "see" the images in words.
i look forward to viewing your portfolio.
hth,
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"The artist may use any form which his expression demands;
for his inner impulse must find suitable expression."
.25em) padding on the header. in ie6 the header abuts the top of
the page. why the discrepancy?
2. in ff and o8 the footer height is wider than the text. in ie6 the
footer height is the size of the text. why the discrepancy?
puzzled,
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web ho
c show its usual horizontal scroll-bar (some 25px extra width), but
otherwise fine.
thanks for the look georg; and thanks for the other observations that
brought about the resolution to the problem. thank you all just doesn't
seem to say enough.
regards,
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. i have just changed the clearfix rule there.
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"The artis
David Laakso wrote:
With regard to the site check question only, see:
<http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=165061>
thanks for the screen shots. i'm at a loss for ie5.2 mac. it seems
like it didn't pick up the styles. any thoughts?
dwain
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for pc and mac? i have combined
several style sheets into one and i want to make doubly sure that all is
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http://www.studiokdd.com/
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egards
Georg
then no, i must be missing something. how did you change the font
size in opera without using the zoom?
dwain
There is a screenshoot (attention: 84KB)
http://www.kriton.de/TEST/phenomenon.png
Uwe Kaiser
thanks for the screen shot, but the question is not answered - how
did you
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Uwe Kaiser wrote:
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Uwe Kaiser wrote:
have you looked at the page in the different browsers? if you did,
did you notice that opera 8 holds the layout at any zoom and the other
browsers don't? this is the phenomenon i'm talking about.
dwain
Hi, Dwain
I loo
st be missing something. how did you change the font size
in opera without using the zoom?
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"The artist may use any form wh
ource code that makes the calculations. is it really wrong for opera 8
to maintain the layout *exactly* when the others don't. i think that
opera has done something good that the industry could use. sure does
make the design look good at what ever text zoom, yes?
dwain
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Uwe Kaiser wrote:
Hi dwain,
http://www.d.umn.edu/itss/support/Training/Online/webdesign/css.html
Most tutorials are suitable for beginners, too.
regards,
Uwe Kaiser
have you looked at the page in the different browsers? if you did, did
you notice that opera 8 holds the layout at any zoom and
ditor opens with your css file
in the window. Yikes! When I close that window, your page re-appears.
Weird!
you have about a 3em gap between the header and the 3 columns in ie5.0 w2k.
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http://www.s
here's the url for the phenomenon page:
http://s108254362.onlinehome.us/index2
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"The artist may use any form which his expre
design (crawling up the page) in all of
the browsers except opera 8. the opera 8 page stayed together and
resized all of the elements in relation to the design resolution.
margins appeared to remain the same instead of increasing like in the
other browsers.
just an observation.
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Benjamin Kirkby wrote:
http://ben.web.arizona.edu/junk/homepage.html
looks like you have a problem in your footer. search by google is in a
small font and then it repeats in a larger font on the next line outside
of the shaded footer area. ff 1.0.3/w2kSP4
hth,
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