I need to make following kind of menu, but I don't know how I can align buttons to left and right with CSS, so that it will work in IE too. Menu should also have fixed height, but that seems to cause some problems.. |Button1|Button2|-----------------------------------------------|Button3| |table here -----------------------------------...
I'm developing a webchat system which shows the current 'members' of the chat as a unordered list. A chat member can either be a standard member of the public, a moderator or a police officer. So each list item has a different style: <ul id="MembersList "> <li class="Police">Mr Policeman</li> <li class="Moderator">Mr Moderator</li> <li ...
in gmail, they display the subject - followed by a short snippet from the body and it looks like the body text is clipped, i am assuming this is done with css, gmail style sheets are fairly complex, so am not certain anyway only parts of letters are showing at the end of the line where they get chopped off does anyone know how i can ...
So emacs's auto-indentation for CSS is driving me batty. Here is what I like CSS to look like: #foo ul.bar { .... } #foo ul.bar li { .... } #foo ul.bar li a { .... } This is what emacs gives me with its auto-indentation: #foo ul.bar { .... } #foo ul.bar li { .... } #foo ul....
After discussion with some of my friends about css concepts, I have some questions to ask to you guys. When do we use Id and class in css? and we have a conflict idea with Div and Span. When are Div and Span are used? Any key to these questions? ...
I have a jquery code where when I click on a peice of text another div appears above it, but the div just go's on top of the original div, but what i want is for the new div to push the orignal div down with it. This is the code HTML: <div id="social">Content to Show</div> <div id="joinus"> <center><a id="activator" href="#">...
Hello all, I'm not a designer, so my knowledge of CSS/Javascript is a bit limited. Unfortunately I received a task to solve an issue with a menu (rendered with div, ul and li elements and CSS/jQuery). The menu renders fine in all browsers except IE6. But I have no idea on how to fix the problem at hand. The problem occurs in the follo...
Hi I'm working with divs in asp.net page. Here i want to add style to my div dynamically. So that i'm trying to do like this mydiv.Style.Add("background-color", "#a08b74"); it is working in IE perfectly. But not working in firefox What is the problem ...
We are receiving the warning in FF 3.5 that warns of unencrypted content (partially encrypted page). We never received any such warning in FF 3.0. The page we are loading does a single get request for an HTML page using https, no other requests are made for things like CSS, JS, Images, etc. Has anyone else experienced this problem with...
Div box dimensions are measured using jQuery with following code: $(document).ready(function(){ var h = $("#testbox").css("height"); }); In FF it gives for me 270px, in IE auto. How can I measure actual div height/width in IE without changing it's css? ...
There are code samples on the IE6 No More website, such as this one: <!--[if lt IE 7]> <div style='border: 1px solid #F7941D; background: #FEEFDA; text-align: center; clear: both; height: 75px; position: relative;'> <div style='position: absolute; right: 3px; top: 3px; font-family: courier new; font-weight: bold;'><a href='#' onclick=...
Howdy, I'm trying to figure out a way to make three floating divs match the height of the largest floating div of the three (which, via the clearfix solution, is the height of their container). My question is exactly like this question, only my question needs the requirement that the comments to the answer overlook :) ("what if the two...
I'm not at all familiar with Tapestry 4.0.1 and need to update a legacy application to display a formatted tooltip for a few links within a @For loop. What is the easiest/best way to go about accomplishing this? Should I be using the @Script component or is there a simpler way? By the way, upgrading to a newer version of Tapestry is ou...
I have a Visual Studio 2008 .NET 3.5 Web forms project that constantly shows warnings for my class tags in the html. I have the CSS file included in the master page with the following link: <link href="/Css/Site.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> The warnings I get are: The class or CssClass value is not defined. At run time...
This is, no doubt, an easy question but I can't seem to type it correctly into Google to find the answer... currently I have a list that has an H3 heading above it (which I can't really remove easily, it's auto generated by a cms) and looks something like this Headline | | List stuff and I want to get rid of the pipes. They seem to ...
I'm writing some code that involves CSS tabs, but IE doesn't support the :target css3 attribute. I have a work around by checking the hash value in an interval (ew), but I want to only have that code run when :target is not supported. I would do the regular IE check, except early versions of Firefox do not support it, nor does early Safa...
I have a stylesheet that has stuff inside like background: url(/images/foo.gif) that I copied from live to test. It works fine on live, but not on test. This is because test does not have the /images contents. Other than doing a find/replace from "url(/" to "url(http://live/" or copying /images to test, is there a good way to fix this...
Hi, I trying to hide the element before replacement by using the .sIFR-active class, set on the HTML element, to apply CSS rules to elements when sIFR is active. I set the visibility: hidden; and it is working fine in IE and Firefox. Not Safari. Any idea? ...
Hi all, I'm having some trouble figuring out how to position a paragraph and link within a container div, it is illustrated in the code following the explanations. So basically, there are a overall container (#container) that contains an arbitrary number of divs (.c). In each of the individual divs, there are a paragraph and a link. I wo...
Possible Duplicate: Does it make sense to use the <table> tag on a modern website? Everywhere I go I see don't use table layout, it's evil, even Google says that, so why one of the most visited websites, Google and Twitter, use it for their homepage? I don't think it is any kind of mistake, or any other stupid problem. The on...