Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / April 2004

Before I get started with my questions, I'd like to say thanks to
everyone for the time they may take helping me.
I'm fairly new to style sheets, so please excuse any ignorance.  I've
set up my website and things look like I want them to in Mozilla and

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I want images in table rows connect vertically.

I am trying to vertically align the CSS tabs so that it is centered,
like what it appears on apple.com. You can find my web-page here
(http://cse.unl.edu/~sraju/index-tabs.htm). It is now aligned to its
left. Any input is appreciated!

Just picked up CSS today and had a question. Suppose you've got the
width of a page divided into Column A, B, and C from left to right
with margins set on the left & right of the page. I want C to be of a
menu of a fixed width and is aligned to the right side of the page, B

I have created a test page with a window in it created by using divs, but I
haven't figured out how to move the "down arrow" to the bottom of the main
div.
http://www.hulenbend.net/test2.html

Oddly enough, I found it difficult, using Google, to find a list of
best-of sites based on the quality of their css packages.
So I'd ask. Does anyone know of particularly good sites which are in
good measure because of their creative and useful css designs? I'm

Hi. I'd appreciate some comments/help with this site:
http://www.moonremovals.co.uk/new
The aim is to use css positioning to recreate something similar to:
<table>

I would like to know how I can be able to know the position of an
image or a div tag. My aim is to to put layers in any position I want
to, relative to an image or a div tag. For example If I have the
following code

I had asked what might be examples of good design using CSS. One was
suggested, which I didn't care for. But are there any others?
Can anyone, rather than negatively complain, actually and positively
point to an actual example, on the web, of what they consider to be an

I'm just learning CSS here, and I immediately ran into something weird.  
Given the following stylesheet:
<!--
a {text-decoration: none; }

I appreciate this is probably a fairly basic CSS question, but if
anyone is feeling charitable, maybe they would point me in the right
direction:
I'm trying to create a form on a web page and want to have a series of

I posted a question about a side navigation bar earlier where I was
encountering this problem.  I thought I'd repost the question in a more
general format because I'm not sure people quite understood what I was
asking in my last post.  Here is what I'd like to do:

I have a problem that is two fold.  First a little about the enviroment I'm
using; I am running Microsoft Windows XP with all security patches applied.
I use Mozilla 1.6 for all testing before I test on IE 6 w/ all updates.  I
am editing my style sheet with StyleMaster 3.5.2 and am ...

Question:  Why does the W3C validator complain
three times of:
Line: 0 Context : BODY
Parse Error - [empty string]

Hi there, after reading posts here for a few months, I've built the
courage to see if someone can see where I"m going wrong in the webpage
I've been working on.
In particular the horizontal nav bar accross the top of the page.