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

I have a table that contains 3 rows, and 2 columns.  I would like a border
that surrounds the entire table, and then a border separating the left and
right columns, but no border separating rows.  I was able to do this, but I
wasn't sure if this is the best approach (or if there is ...

I am trying out a fully CSS-P layout (first time with floats) and am having
problems with getting certain DIV's from displaying properly - or rather -
they are being completely ignored.
Below is a copy of the code I have written.  It is arranged as follows:

I have a header which contains a subject and a date, and I would like it to
look something like this:
       Some text that is the subject                       October 28, 2003
Where the subject text is aligned to the left and the date is aligned to the

I'm sort of new to CSS and was wondering if I can render a "table"
like layout without the use of tables.  The following link is an image
file of what I would like to render with CSS.
http://216.189.167.195/testsurvey/question.jpg

Internet Explorer displays <tt>, <code> etc. in a smaller font size:
http://www.unics.uni-hannover.de/nhtcapri/temp/monospace.html
I don't like the idea that monospaced text is displayed in a different
size. Should we state "font-size: 100%" with monospaced text?

I'm hoping somebody here might help with recall of a URL.
Twice in the past week I have looked at a page that was provided as an
example on how to automatically wrap multiple images to the next line.
I was positive that I had saved both the URL and the page however it

I am in a process of creating a text version of my website and was
wondering if it was possible to accomplish this without actually
making the same page twice using CSS.
I have a stylesheet for printing only, which has no graphics.  Would

I am making a website where the user can choose a 'skin'.
This works with asp en stylesheets.
In the stylesheet, a number of tags are (re)defined.
The main idea is to have a limited number of colors (lets say 4) and use

im trying to use css instead of tables with photoshop's slicing tool. i have
an image that was sliced into 4 images and a resulting html document. this
html code is found below. my question is this:
it writes the code with 'absolute' positioning, therefore the slice images

I have a structer like this:
<div class="node">
    <a><img /></a>
    <div class="child">

In a navigation panel I try to place a bullet before each entry when
the link is hovered at (see http://www.shambhala.de). Mozilla does it
like expected, but IE doesn't - any ideas?
[HTML-Snippet]

Why doesn't 'test' appear at the bottom of its cell when I use the following
markup?
How should I achieve this instead?
<table border=1>

I need to pull several tables of data from Excel into a web page, but
when I use Excel's "Save as web page" function, I get an enormous file
containing a massive amount of css formatting. I'd like to strip out
this css so that I can apply my own style sheet; does anyone know

I'm real new at this, so this may be a basic question, but I want to
get off on the right foot.
I thought it would be reasonable to use the following on a page:
    body {

Is it possible to make a block element inline?
By inline I mean put the whole block in one line
(i.e. not display: inline;).
like this: http://217.209.145.123/test.html