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  1. kconmle

    CSS & Firefox

    I found a solution - my code was fine (still did not need the float:left) but my doctype declaration was wrong... I corrected that to transitional and it is fine in both...
  2. kconmle

    CSS & Firefox

    right - I know, but once I can get them properly nested - I should not need either....
  3. kconmle

    CSS & Firefox

    taking out the float in content had no affect (as you said...) putting overflow:auto did nothing in FF and in IE it kept the height at 75% and put in scrollbars (before it was expanding the div to fit...)
  4. kconmle

    CSS & Firefox

    That is meant to give it a minimum height... when I take the height out - then it has not height - which I think goes back to the same problem... I want the stuff in the container div to give it its height...
  5. kconmle

    CSS & Firefox

    Here is what the code looks like: <div id="container"> <div class="content"> <table>... has no css</table> </div> </div> #container { margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; width:95%; height:75%; opacity:.75; filter:alpha(opacity=75); border:1px solid #ffffff; }...
  6. kconmle

    CSS &amp; Firefox

    I am having an issue where I have a table in a div... When the table grows longer than the div the div does not expand in FF... works fine in IE - what do I need to do to have the div expand with the table?
  7. kconmle

    Add Web Part Zone

    How do I add a web part zone (or just change the web part zone layout) out of the box? I can not take it into designer...
  8. kconmle

    Newbie: working in a loop

    I have no ruby experience - can anyone give me some guidance: I have a loop where I am outputting a row of a table i.e. <% for lef in @lefs %> <tr> <td></td> </tr> <%end%> I want to have an if-else in there where I can change the class of the td. How would I go about that?
  9. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
  10. kconmle

    Divs growing together

    How can I have 2 divs side by side that will maintain the same height as each other (like two columns do in a table)
  11. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    so - text-align:center takes care of IE... now this is where I hate CSS - I throw in a border and it throws everything off!!!
  12. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    works great! not centered in IE - but looks great!
  13. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    Here is my issue - image a table with 2 rows - the first one is colspan = 2, the second one is two cells... now the table is centered in the browser: width 95%, height 95%... I want to do this with divs and it needs to show well in IE and FF... any guidance? I can get it to show fine in one -...
  14. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    So there is no way to have an inline element with a width?? That does not make sense.... the code is just: #content { display:inline; width: 300px; ..... }
  15. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    I am using it on a div - btw
  16. kconmle

    display:inline in Firefox

    Is there some reason using display:inline in FF would make the browser ignore the rest of the CSS (i.e. width, ...)
  17. kconmle

    Transparent background/Opaque Content

    It's just not an option... working in an environment (too convoluted to get into) where it is not an option... wish it was - would make A LOT of things easier...
  18. kconmle

    Transparent background/Opaque Content

    Is there anyway to have a transparent BG (without using.png) but also have the content be at 100% opacity?

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