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

I'm having a strange problem...
I have a table where the rows alternate white/gray. The gray row is set
with a class where 'background-color: #ccc'. Each row has a cell with a
list in it. The strange thing is, in the rows where the class is used

Following works in Mozilla, Opera and IE.
<div style="
    left: 100px;
    right: 200px;

Problem:
A list contained in a div contains several items that are made of two
parts: itemName and itemValue.
ie:

  I'm trying to center horizontally the thumbnails at the top of the
following page:
http://project.fotografist.com/photos.php?p_idgal=1
Like the image at the center. I've tried different CSS things on

What ho, CIWASians!
I've got a really annoying issue, and I can't see a way around it. What
I want to achieve is a block floated left containing a header and an
image. The block should be at least a specified width. The header should

I've been working on a 3-column layout where the center column is of a
fixed width (230px wide).  The center column must always be 230px and
the columns on the right/left (always the same size as eachother) must
always take up the remaining width of the browser.

I got a problem with MSIE, using the below CSS... MSIE won't obey my
sheet, whereas Firefox does it exactly right. Anyone knows an
solution/explanation..?
.border1 {

Is there a good how-to and/or example of
a simple way to have a web page look decent
on both screen (in most browsers) and in print?
The example in the W3C CSS manual does NOT do it.

Hi at all,
how can I do to make a css file to change automatically the text size of the
text that is into a table relatively the screen size?
I.E. if the screen is 800 x I want the text size=10pt but if it is 1024 I

I have a div with a background image. The height of the div needs to
stretch to accomodate any changes of internal content, but needs to
remain at least 400px so that the background image is showing at all
times. I can't set the height to 400px, because it will prevent any of

I have a test/mock-up page here:
http://mathxy.com/dev/index.htm
and I've set one link on the dark-blue menu bar
the "Home" link that comes first

I should like to define the colors of the scrollbars for divs with overflows
set to auto. I have a design with black background and white text. Now the
scrollbars do not look very nice and I should like to have them some sort of
dark grey or so. Where and how do I define these ...

Emulate frames behaviour
I woul like to have 3 divs:
top: is the header and it should be always visible
left: is the menu and it should be always visible

   I need help redesigning my website.  I want to have a header, contents
bar, main content, and footer.  I want the whole thing to be static, that
is, I want all sections to be visible at all times with the main content
section being scrollable.  Like this:

Can someone explain me how I can do calculations with padding.
I have something like elt.style.padding = "6px";
Now I want to calculate the size for a containing element. Something like:
container.style.width = 100 + (2 * elt.style.padding) + ""px";