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

Could you please help me?
I have a problem with my page and I really can't find where is the error.
I have a iframe in the middle of the page, everything is fine but at the
moment I minimize everything in the frame is messed up. I don't know if I

Is there a CSSish way to indent a paragraph except for the first line?
I tried
p:first-line {
    text-indent: 0em;

It occured to me, as I placed yet another child selector ie hack into my
css that we may be slitting our own throats with these kind of hacks.
What happens if Microsoft decides that in the next IE service pack they're
going to add child selector support, but not much of anything ...

Why would a layer render an extra linefeed at the top?
I understand about the linefeed problems in 4.0, but not 7.1?
Here's the style definition:
#divpage1 {

I am presently trying to display a list of items INLINE using an image as a
seperator..... and having difficulties....
See below for 3 seperate sets of html and css files. Each set does something
different. Ideally I would like the result of Menu 1 but instead of having

I got a problem with font-family inheritance. Let's say I have CSS
definitions like:
p {
 font:normal 10pt Verdana;

I have been trying to create this layout with CSS in XHTML:
a b
where a and b are both <div> elements with more content inside.  I tried
setting `width: 48%' on both and `float: right' on b, but I'm still

I have a site that runs in strict mode in IE6, and IE is making <td>s
for simple two-digit numbers really wide. So I want to restrict it (and
right-align it) by using <td class="number"> and .number { width: 10px;
}. In Mozilla this works, but IE ignores this. Next to adding an

Sorry about the subject. That second bit is what I wanted to title this
post but I didn't think it was very descriptive.
Now, Instead of actually describing it to you in great detail I'll just
say that Win Moz 1.5, Opera 7.23, Mac Moz 1.5, Opera 6.03 and Safari all

I'm checking to see if anyone knows of a hack or trick or whatever to
get IE6 to keep a minimum width of a tableless page.  I have the
entire page content wrapped in a container div called bodywrap that
sets the min-width to 760px and I added the spacer.gif for IE5.x and

I am pretty new to CSS authoring and find myself in a tricky
situation. I have a series of divs (dynamically generated - there
could be up to 8) as follows:
<div class="person">

I know I can link a media stylesheet to a page, to prevent some elements
from printing, but I need something more, according the following scenario:
A page contains a topic, divided into two or three sub-topics. At the top of
the page I put an image, and when a visitor clicks it a ...

Howdy all,
After following a tutorial on ALA (taming lists) I converted my
navigation box from a table to a list. Generally very happy with it with
the exception of IE6 on the Win platform (haven't tested earlier

I'm attempting to create a tabbed box with CSS and Javascript and am having
some problems. I have three tabs and three tab content areas. When the page
is loaded, two of the three content areas are set to "display:none;". When a
user clicks a tab, I call a function that changes the ...

I have a text box:
<input type="text" size="36"/>
and a textarea:
<textarea rows="3" cols="26"></texarea>