Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / June 2003

as much as we all would like to have browsers totally equal, fact is they
are not and whatever we do, especially in terms of CSS generally needs to
be checked on the different browsers and also the same browsers on
different platforms (Mac, Win, Lin primarily).

I've pinched a CSS-P layout from the web (from glish, bluerobot or
suchlike), and I'm customising the basic layout.
I'm developing it on IE6, but testing with Opera 6.04 and Netscape
6.2.3.

Hi --
Where can I find a browser that would be used by the visually impaired --
specifically, one that reads out the pages being visited? And, of course,
<g> that would be CSS compliant ...

Is is possible to, in a linked css sheet to define a variable and
assign the color blue, for instance to it?  Then you could use this as
the value for say, any property that takes a color.
I know you can do:

I'm working on a page at the moment -
http://www.scottish-logcabin.co.uk/calendar.php
It displays as wanted in IE6, nearly as wanted in NN7 and horribly in Opera
7.03

Following helpful suggestions from my earlier post, I've had a go at
re-doing the menu in css without javascript.
Please would you let me know if things have improved.
Old version at www.burnistonparishcouncil.org.uk/fromscratch.htm

http://users.alwaysaccess.nl/~bemep/css/test.html
This is a funny trick to imitate the behaviour of
position:fixed.
I couldn't use position:fixed, cause IE doesn't support it.

I have the following "test" page:
http://solmar.ca/temp1/index2.htm
with CSS at:
http://solmar.ca/temp1/css/style2.css

I am new to CSS, so pardon the simple question!
I am trying to set the page width and height so that on a 800x600 screen
it would occupy the whole screen and on higher resolutions it would
leave white spaces on the sides.

I would like to know if it is possible to change the background color
of a cell in a table to the same color as a visited link.
If the link is set like:
A:visited {

I want to define n columns that appear with specific background colors,
different to the body background (i.e. so you can see the area they occupy).
I want the columns to be of the same height but I don't want to use absolute
positioning. I want the height to be determined by the ...

Hi --
I'm baffled by this ... I'm trying to get a collection of bulleted lists
between <ul></ul> to indent further in from the left margin.
The inline style works:

Newbie with stylesheets and am trying to figure out what I've done wrong. I have
uploaded an example that shows some blatant IE and Mozilla rendering
differences. I've named the start page "main.html" to allow browsing/downloading
of the directory. The files are at:

We're working on a new site and here is a "test" home page:
http://solmar.ca/temp1/index.htm
The page layout looks "good" (to us ;-) in:
+ IE 6.0, Mozilla 1.3, Opera 6.05 and even IE 5.0

http://www.h3creative.com/webmanager/
My first foray into a CSS-based layout. Opinions (be constructive) and tips
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,