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

Can anyone point me in the direction of a cross browser way of displaying
two addresses side by side after some preliminary text? I have tried a
containing box and floating two further boxes inside, one left and one
right and also just floating the two boxes without the container ...

I have a table floating right, "Our Mission"
http://www.exstrategies.com/temp1.htm
Code:
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Hello all.  I've come across some strange behavior using MSIE
5.0/Win2k.  Url below (valid html 4.01, css checked)
< http://www.julietremblay.com/test/gallery/portfolio/ >
When I click on one of the thumbnails, which link to a larger image,

I have a div with a width of 40em (is em cool to use for width?).  The
situation below applies even if width is auto or 80% or something.
Inside the div I am displaying some code with <pre> tags.  If the code
has a very long line (wider than the div), then what's supposed to

I have a table wrapped in a div like this:
<div id="content"><table id="calendar">
    <tr>
        <th id="caldate"><span>Date</span></th>

I can't insert an image using the "add a new stylesheet" function- the
function, on dreamweaver MX (i'm on Windows 2k Pro) seems to work as it
generates the code... but the image never shows up in the background. I've
tried it on multiple HTML pages.

I am trying to re-work an old site by replacing the html with css.
On the main page, I have a logo image which I needed centred on the
initial screen. I found the solution here:
http://www.wpdfd.com/editorial/wpd0103.htm#toptip (the second example)

I have a div floated left for a navbar, with another div in the normal
flow for content, like so:
#leftnav  { float: left; width: 120px; }
#content { margin-left: 170px; margin-right: 10px;}

Not really on topic, but it's interfering with my development a bit.
I'm using Moz 1.3/Win 2k, and have the following declaration in my
user style sheet.
body.home[onload] {

I've marked up song lyrics with the <pre> tag because it seems the most
appropriate type of markup for the type of data. This results in
inefficient use of horizontal space due to UA's default rendering of
<pre> in a fixed width font.

Hi. I am attempting to achieve the following layout:
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I have a problem that I've been struggling with for a couple of days.
The situation is such:  I have an image (19 pixels high) that is
followed by a text element which has a background image, also 19
pixels high. HTML looks like so:

Hi at all,
I teach into a teachnical school and many boys must to know best CSS.
I have two problems:
1)Making tables we'ld want make the cells with round angles.

I'm trying to set up a page with a header and 2 columns. I would like
to use <div>s rather than tables. The page is here...
http://64.142.13.246/style_testing_site/style_model2.htm
In both IE 6 and Mozilla 1.3.1 on Windows the two columns overlap a

Should linking generated content work? Example:
span:before{content:"foobar"}
<a href="foobar.htm"><span></span></a>
I stumbled across this bit in the CSS2 spec: