Ok, mIke mentioned it once I think but I can't find the reference:
-you can't specify height and/or width? for an inline div?
is this correct?
Thanx stax
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Ok, mIke mentioned it once I think but I can't find the reference:
-you can't specify height and/or width? for an inline div?
is this correct?
Thanx stax
Not sure exactly what you mean Jean.
It's not "div=class alpha" that wraps text, it's the "spaces" between the words, as Mike said, the white space (to be exact).
If you want different font...
Hello there!
I want to specify a base url for a DIV
WHY-
because the code within this particular div is generated by a program
Within the program I can only specify relative or absolute...
Because I want to!!
Thank-you - simple solution!
If the dash was encoded:
– or — that should fix the prob as well for firefox?
thanx stax
Ok, the usual works fine in IE, but not in FF, so wondering how to text FF to wrap the text.
there are two stylesheets, the first has the CSS for browsetab, the other has the CSS for alpha.
CSS...
Going to give Mwinter's idea a go first as that seems the simplest.
Believe it or not I'm with you now - yes there would be an element with an id container in the HTML code I was just asking if...
So either use display:inline OR float:<left/right> as properties of the div, to put two (or more) divs next to each other?
Float seems to be useful as you can specify height and width etc, which I...
jscheuer1 said
Well if your read mwinter's reply clearly this IS part of the problem.
How should you jscheuer1 know? well I don't know so how can I tell you?? You don't HAVE to reply!! I...
Usually the biggest problem I have is trying to put things inline
ie
<tr>
<td> </td><td></td>
</tr>
Bloody simple with tables.
but I'm learning to use CSS.
Not really sure that...
So should the text be changed to document.documentbody?
(No one is using earlier than IE 6.0)
thanx
WIWAG :o
sure - re. line numbers but this is the line identified in HTML-KIT (it was actually line 20 on the error message which made sense in HTML-KIT) but fine.
What about the container thingy? Didn't I...
ok - but does the image have to be specified first?
thanx
tnis the script in the head of my HTML doc.
it says that an object is required at line 4, char 5.
I thought it was an object?
<script type="text/javascript"><!--
var d = document;
...
Post script:
Everything OK in IE 6.0 but images don't show at all in Firefox 1.04 (collapsing works fine)
My HTML file is in D:MAINFOLDER/folder1/folder2/expand.html (but have changed name)
My...
Ok everyone's against tables unless it has data;
so for layout what about using the display:table property and attributes?
What are the pitfalls/tips and tricks for using in Firefox and IE?...
Yeah I'd like to do this too, but think some over-riding of the browsers preferences would be required...
I read this on another (not dd) site so I'm not sure whether to trust it or not (of course)
check out link
http://www.trap17.com/forums/make-firefox-run-faster-broadband-t9563.html
I'm on a...
oh mike - this schweet!
thank-you.
I don't suppose I will ever understand javascript but wow - it looks good.
I will compare the two and work out what's different and try to educate myself...
Re. Inline and block - but surely the div is a block(?) and then told to be inline
Doesn't the div "contain" the ul so it can be a block element within a block element (the div?)
I mean does the...
so do you always have to float one of the inline divs inline for them to line up in firefox?
thanx for your answer btw
WIWAG :o
I'm soo tempted to go back to tables...
this css/html combo works in IE 6.0 but not in FF 1.04 - what am I specifying wrong??
I simply(!) want the text to be next to the image, like this
<TR>...
I'm trying to do the right thing and put the appropriate units for width in my css - b-u-u-t
I dont' understand the definitions:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visudet.html#inline-replaced-width
...
Sorry for ignorance, is there a "standard" way of laying out the CSS?
ie.
should the "base elements" come first (body paragraph etc)
Is it 'better' or 'more standard' to have lots of simple...
So setting
body {max-width:650px;} in the CSS is bad then?
If not bad, is this cross browser friendly?
WIWAG :(
Sweet, thanx for your time guys.
WIWAG