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

Please be gentle; I'm new to ciwas and CSS in general, and know little
to no javascript (but that might win me points here ;-)
I have nine 'tab' images, with corresponding high-background versions
for display under hover, which I would like to control via CSS.  When

You'll excuse me if this has been answered before but I must have
missed it on my travels:
Is there a definitive style sheet with includes a definition for
everything that a particular browser sets to not-null/zero/inherit?

I am using a background image via a stylsheet.
I've used this code: background-image:url("/images/tile.gif"); (which
I think is correct)
The image doesn't show up however, the path, the filename etc etc,

I'd like to position the scrollbar on the left side of a table cell,
as the navigation buttons are on the right side, and i would like the
scroll bar to be on the opposite side. Any way to do this?

I've designed some hp for a friend's wedding relying completely on
absolute positioning of all elements using CSS. However, the only
browser that displayed it properly was IE 6.0 so I went back to business
as usual designing the layout using tables with some additional CSS

Hi CSS Gurus,
This is my first website using CSS, and I am trying to finish it
quickly. My problem is that I started experimenting with CSS using
Internet Explorer, and when everything is mostly done with, I checked

I am wondering if there are any good resources for how to tweak a design
based on CSS-positioning so that it will work in IE? I believe position

the problem to get it to behave a bit more like it does in ...

in general, how does css teach us to position blocks relative to one
specific block? how does one specify which block is the reference for the
position of others relative to it?
for example, position block A somewhere; then create blocks B thru Z which

I have some buttons I'm working on at this address
http://www.boatingaccessories.com.au/test3.htm
In NS7, Mozilla and Opera, the borders don't render. IE6 displays as
intended.

Hi all. I'm baffled by this one. I've got a div element on the following
index page that refuses to render correctly in either IE5.5/Win2k or
IE6/WinXP. This div occurs three times, above the three text sections in the
left content column. The div is basically a dark bar with a ...

I tried getting a complicated, multi-column box design on it's way on
my web-site and it works out fine on the IE6. Because I'm a relative
beginner to all stuff related to CSS and am used to workung with
tables to achieve the results I want, I'm still baffled by how easy

I am still struggling to develop a two column page with a navigation
bar and content area, but the two I have tried out so far look quite
different in different browsers.
Could some kind soul check them out and tell me what I am doing wrong?

I've been tearing my hair out over this.  Can anyone suggest a workaround?
The following code *SHOULD* place the "test 2" text at the left margin of
the containing div, and the "test 3" text at a margin of 5em.  Instead,
it's positioning both divs at a 5em margin, which makes it ...

I am still trying to design a two column layout but neither
http://www.tassie.net.au/~abell1/meyer332.htm nor
http://www.tassie.net.au/~abell1/testmenu1.htm work as they should
Could some kind soul please review them and tell me what I am doing

width: 50%; /* ie5win fudge begins */
    voice-family: "\"}\"";
    voice-family:inherit;
    width: 46%;