I got this from http://alistapart.com. It addresses the TR tags within an ID'd TABLE without having to css class each TR or TD. If you read the thread of replies to the article there at alistapart, you will find about 5 different yet functional solutions... just pick what best suits you. I liked...
Hi Jock,
Try this...
1) drop the font tag with the color
<font color="#00FF00"><b>(Facilitators only)</b></font>
2) try changing A:link to just A in your stylesheet
3) this is in your body tag:
style=font-size:smaller;"border-left: 2 solid #FFFFFF>
maybe should be...
I think the best idea would be to attempt a fluid design (yes and still use photoshop) so that it looks good in both (or all) resolutions but not dependent on either one to look good.
Tiling backgrounds... percentage divs and tables...
JimS.
aka
TenTonJim
Looking for work:) (in Florida???) I...
no experience with this (landscape issue) but perhaps try putting a div just inside your body tag and calling that from the size:landscape rather than the body???
JimS.
aka
TenTonJim
Looking for work:)
http://tentonweb.com/resume/resume.asp
You will need to assign whatever will need to be moved a specific class or id.
These all need to be nested in a div... like <div id="content">, which will be the only thing printed.
All your other content that you do not want printed should also be in divs... <div...
also, xhtml1.1 has given up the "name" attrib in favor of "id" for everything... forms, images, etc...
here is an xhtml1.1 family site I am building... not all done but hey it's compliant!!!
http://freecfm.com/t/tentonhead/
JimS.
aka
TenTonJim
Looking for work:)...
if you are referring to a select box...
<select name="mystuff" style="width:300px;">
This will make it 300px long (wide) no matter even if the text is longer or shorter.
this works in browsers that understand css... forget about pre NS6 though.
You can set all of your...
here is a link to an example of how to overcome the box model problem in IE...
http://www.tantek.com/CSS/Examples/boxmodelhack.html
also, I have found that by declaring your doctype and then checking it for validity, a lot of the IE vs NS6+ problems went away.
I would suggest a global.css as a...
try this...
<font%20color='red'>
NS sometimes has trouble translating spaces as values...
JimS. JimS.
aka
TenTonJim
Looking for work:)
http://tentonweb.com/resume/resume.asp
search engines do not index your .css files... and no that would not work anyway.
Try this in the OLD html page that you want to use as the redirector...
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
if (window == top) top.location.href = "newindexpage.html";
// -->
</script>...
You can't stretch an image.
You can use css to center what you do have though...
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body {
font: normal 0.75em/1.5em Verdana, Arial, sans-serif;
padding:0px;
margin:30px 50px 50px 50px;
background: #d0d0d0 url('/ttw2002/i/bigtt_d0d0d0.jpg') center center no-repeat...
Thanks a lot. I am totally into CSS and just seeing what the Gecko browsers support vs. IE is ... well a pretty big gap! Gecko rocks for css!!!
Alas IE has about 90% market share but hopefully someday that will either turn around or IE will support advanced css (make that web standards!)
I try...
Standards compliant browsers such as Mozilla/Netscape 7 will support the hover pseudo class for elements other than A:
This works in Mozilla/NS7, not in IE... yet anyway :)
JimS.
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<html>
<head>
<title>ooo</title>
<style>
td.liter:hover {...
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