Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / March 2005

I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem before.
Every now and then a div on my page will overlap with another. This
only happens in firefox (vs. IE and Safari) and it corrects itself when
you refresh the page.

I have  a 3 column Layout.(Former a Frameset).
The left column contain a menu, the middle is named 'content'.
With the menu I want to display misc. html sites inside the
container : div id=content.

Hi there everyone!
I have a problem with the spacing on a site! The space between the
bottomdivs and the copyrightdivs are different in IE 6 and FF! It is
much more in IE 6! How come?

I would appreciate if somebody explained to me:
a) why the following HTML correctly handles overflow in FireFox but
does not in IE
b) how that can be fixed.

<div style="border:1px solid red;-moz-border-radius:10px">
<div style="margin:0px;padding:0px;background:white;">this is titlebar
for my box</div>
This is content for my box

I just put an iframe in my page, but now the page doesn't validate. I  
guess I'm using legacy code:
<iframe src="produtos.html" id="show-hide" frameborder="0"  
scrolling="no"></iframe>

Please see:
http://www.drfunkenstein.net/catalogue/categories/fancydress/81/go/2/
..and try clicking on the '< previous' link underneath the costume
thumbnails. The link is only clickable when you move over the chevron.

I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this issue. (I've been
digging around everywhere and can't seem to find it by searching):
I use the @import statement to attach an external style sheet on our
site. I chose to use this technique rather than use the LINK tag

I am a bit curious about this.
The graphic design people I work with say it is their preferred font for
web pages. The reason being that it is "kinder" to the eye both in terms
of shape and size.

pardon the coversational manner of my thread subject.
i'm having issues with the way that the two browsers handle CSS.
this is an element i've defined in my style sheet.
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Two browsers - Firefox and Opera - agree that my CSS based page should sit
in the middle of the browser.
One - IE 6 - thinks it should be on the left.
!!!!!!!

I am a total lamer clueless stupid newbie (so please flame me).
Honestly, I know nothing of CSS, although I tend to pick things up
quickly...
A friend pointed out that my JavaScript menu prevents Google from

I've set up a vertical css based menu using the hover property
the problem is that the hover colour only covers the text.
so if menu item 1 is 'this is menu item 1'  that gets covered
but if menu item 2 is '2' (ie different length) then only the '2' gets the

I'm making a site about Java(programming language).  The problem is
that I worked with layers(div).  I wanted to make a title in 1 of
these layers and ceter this vertically.  But this doesn't look to
work.

I'm designing a company website.  I'm relatively new to CSS and I'm having
trouble creating what seems to me a very simple design:
- body background: fixed full page image
- banner: fixed, 100 pixels high, full-width, transparent background