ibn Ezra wrote:
> What I would really like to do is to take the text inside the anchor
> and force it to drop below the background image (with appropriate
> padding), but it doesn't look like there is a way to 'grab onto' just
> the text and do that without adverse side effects. Is this possi
ibn Ezra wrote:
> Works great with the latest versions of IE, Firefox, Safari and Opera
> and without additional mark-up! Don't have IE 6 handy to see what
> happens (already know the transparent png rollover won't work).
>
> http://richmondesign.com/fsm_portfolio/index4.php
>
> toda raba!
> -iE
Works great with the latest versions of IE, Firefox, Safari and Opera
and without additional mark-up! Don't have IE 6 handy to see what
happens (already know the transparent png rollover won't work).
http://richmondesign.com/fsm_portfolio/index4.php
toda raba!
-iE
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Very nice... thanks! So much to learn; never realised that span tags
could be enclosed within the anchor tags. Could be very handy for
quite a few future experiments!
domo arigato!
-iE
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ibn Ezra
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ibn Ezra wrote:
> Thanks... that moves the text down nicely. Funny that your solution
> never crossed of my mind! The only drawback is that it creates a
> large (invisible) link area beneath each image which could
> potentially compete with content in a different layout (a second row
> of g
Thanks... that moves the text down nicely. Funny that your solution
never crossed of my mind! The only drawback is that it creates a
large (invisible) link area beneath each image which could
potentially compete with content in a different layout (a second row
of gallery images for example)
iday, April 13, 2007 12:01 PM
*To: CSS Discussion Group
*Subject: [css-d] TOC for Image Gallery using Ordered List & CSS
*
*Afternoon,
*Have been playing around with creating a TOC for an image gallery by
*placing the anchors and h2-headlines inside an ordered list... as in:
*(ol (li (h2 (a.
Afternoon,
Have been playing around with creating a TOC for an image gallery by
placing the anchors and h2-headlines inside an ordered list... as in:
(ol (li (h2 (a. Used CSS to place the thumbnail images into the
background of the individual list items -- and again to place a
transpare
