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browser compat - need help with one thing	31 Dec 2003 15:21 GMT	11
Hi folks - site's at http://www.datawire.net/files/intranet.html ; works fine in IE, but open in Firebird/Moz/Opera, and you can see that the word "Home" near the top doesn't move down to line up with Documentation on the left. I've tried seemingly every padding and
IE living up to its reputation...	31 Dec 2003 14:57 GMT	6
I recently decided to do a web page, and this time decided to get with the times and use CSS to its fullest potential... BUT, I am having great difficulty getting IE to do as it is told... Consider the following page: http://marc.fearby.com/cssproblem.htm
Nice buttons	31 Dec 2003 10:23 GMT	6
I would like to have submit buttons that have 1. custom styles 2. still look like there's a light source and 3. change appearance when you hover overthem. I know there's a way to fake this behavior with links and javascript. Can someone point to a more elegant solutions?
Browser version testing	31 Dec 2003 10:23 GMT	6
I maintain an academic web site accessed regularly by schools without the latest equipment. This means that Version 4 IE and NS browsers are frequent visitors. When I validate CSS and HTML, which versions and DOCTYPE should I test
Don't understand text-align	30 Dec 2003 06:44 GMT	7
So I've got one page where I have an image inside a DIV with text-align: center and the image is correctly centered in that block. Making me think that text-align will center the contents of a block.
CDATA dealing with browser CSS bugs?	30 Dec 2003 02:03 GMT	4
I was looking at the source code of a site which had the code below in the <head> section. Could someone please explain whether this is a known and effective way of compensating for browser CSS bugs, and if so, how it works?
HR as a graphic image	30 Dec 2003 00:25 GMT	5
Is it possible to use CSS to define <hr> as a graphic image? FrontPage 2003 has apparently dropped the graphic hr from their themes and I am becoming more involved in using CSS, but would like to retain the automatic inclusion of a graphic in place of hr.
Make an H2 an H3?	28 Dec 2003 19:12 GMT	6
If you are designing a site, you realise that structurally you need a particular heading to be an H2 but you would prefer the look of the H3 style you created (for this particular purpose). Is there a more efficient way of making your H2 look exactly the same as the
Mixing relative and absolute... go boom...	28 Dec 2003 16:19 GMT	6
I started with this: #section { position: relative;
XML and CSS	27 Dec 2003 21:42 GMT	2
Could someone please give me an example of how to use CSS to define the rendering of an XML document (as opposed to an ordinary XHTML document). That is, the document must contain some custom tags. Do any web browsers currently support the rendering of arbitrary
How to limit text background colour to text itself?	27 Dec 2003 21:13 GMT	7
On a webpage I'm authoring I'm having a problem with setting the text background colour. I'm using this: P {color ="FFFFFF"; background-color:"000000"; font-size:10pt; font-family: verdana, courier, monospace}
Is it possible to use stylesheets to override Headers and Footers	27 Dec 2003 20:26 GMT	2
[This followup was posted to comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets] Is it possible to use stylesheets to override the Headers and Footers that are displayed on a printed webpage ?
3 column layout and column height	27 Dec 2003 14:57 GMT	1
Three column layout using nothing but CSS (absolute positioning), renders well in IE, NS, Mozilla, camino, Opera Mac etc The test page is at http://sol4.net/3.shtml
Transparent	26 Dec 2003 20:37 GMT	6
I know transparent is an acceptable value for color, but under what circumstances? Where is it described on w3c.org?
Insert table cell with CSS?	26 Dec 2003 06:16 GMT	7
I've got a big bunch of pages using tables for layout. Eventually I'll get them set up with more modernized code, but in the meantime I'd like to slip in a little quick holiday decoration. I'd like to insert a table cell with a fixed width (as much as such things can be fixed)