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

is there any way to set attributes with css like in xsl(xsl:attribute-set)?
micha

When I use a stylesheet:
body, h1
{
font-family: Helvetica, Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;

I've started work on a css layout tutorial. I expect that it will take a
minimum of several weeks to get to a complete draft stage.
I hope to get better feedback by publishing individual pages. I've
uploaded 2 draft pages, an index and a list of definitions:

For the life of me, even after trying a couple online code validators, I
cannot get Firefox to display my website properly.  The only hangup appears
to be a misalignment of the content on the site; aligning left instead of
center.

Wonder if you could help me.
I have created a CMS system that allows the user to enter text and pic
'tags' for their own About us page, eg
text.... text.... text.... text.... text.... text.... text.... text....

Since today the pages at http://www.laiverd.com/groundzero/anima have problems with the hover-styles in Netscape 7.1 (no problems in
Mozilla, Firefox and IE on Windows). I am not quite sure whether this is a CSS problem - even though it seems so - , as on some
pages regular images ...

To clear both of side I use this code:
hr.clear{
    display:block;
    clear:both;

I would like to insert an image in a TD without changing size of the TD nor
of the Image.
Here is the less bad solution I have found :
<TD style="cursor = 'hand';">

Is it possible to have 4 LI items in a <UL> with the LI width set to
width:25% so that each one sizes to 25% of whatever its container width
is ?  It doesnt seem so, the width doesnt seem to affect the li. even
when the ul width is 100%

Example page:
http://www.splatteredink.net/test/
It is a two column layout with header. The header and two columns are in a
container div. The left column is floated left. The text of the left column

Is there a generic method of ensuring, using css, that the last word in a
random
amount of left-aligned text within a table cell, will be right aligned on
the same line as the immediately preceding text?

Ok I basically am creating a container for a bunch of other <div> tags.
But I want to make four jpegs/gif/whatever that goes in each corner so
they look rounded.
I thought this is how I would do it but I could be wrong.

 I have an image inside a DIV box with its dimensions specified. The
problem is that I don't know the dimensions of the image beforehand,
therefore the image grows outside the box if it's bigger than the box.
Is there a way to force the image to resize itself automatically to ...

Hi at all
the last year I looked this CSS :
cursor: hand;
-moz-border-radius-topleft:18%; -moz-border-radius-topright:18%;

I keep reading the definition of CSS2, but am having
difficulty acquiring the precise meaning of certain of the
concepts.
Here's a document with valid html and css: