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

I have a pretty simple task but I'm not sure how to do it with CSS.
I want to have 2 images side by side and centered across the
entire width.  I don't want to use tables, because this is really
not tabular data.  I can get a paragraph of text to center okay,

In view of the mixed bag of answers to the "positioning: newbie question"
thread, and in view of the fact that the float and the positioning seems to
cause trouble (again and again people have trouble putting things at the
bottom of a column) -

I have the following page:
www.martynbissett.co.uk/index_div.html
It is very basic that all elements will be structured using <div> tags
and CSS styles will define the layout. What I dont know how to do is

http://www.affordablevideoproductions.com/newsite/index.html
logo image avp_2.gif ( in #pageHeader h1)
It shows on my local machine but won't when I post to the
web...

I know I've seen this issue described before, but I can't find it, or
the solution now that I need it.
I have some css-specified floating divs that contain images or text.
The text divs have a background color and text color that differ from

I have one xml file containing repeated elements
<database><title>Database one </title><subject>Accounting</subject>
<subject>Business</subject></database>
I can apply one stylesheet "Accountingfilter.xsl" that does this :

I'm hoping a CSS guru can help me with what seems like a simple enough
goal. What I'm going for is a large photo centered in the browser with
text positioned on top of it.  Using the CSS below, when the user
resizes their browser window, the photo centers in the browser fine but

I'd like to make a container div semi-transparent and its contents
opaque.
On the following page, the semi-transparency of the containing div is
inherited by its children (whereas I'd like the "Pigeon In Motion"

folks,
sorry for reposting..but can some one help me with
this?http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets/b
rowse_thread/thread/1f3fa4887d37ca04/f9b36f9180f13c22?hl=en#f9b36f9180f13c22
Thanks

hi, i am making my first css website after reading about css on web last
night. i have run into a problem though.
i am using an external css file which includes:
p.maintext{

Could anyone explain why the following:
#footer ul
{
float : left;

I have a very simple html that has a linked stylesheet. According to
the style sheet both blocks of text should be displayed in the font
xx-small. but only one (DIV or SPAN) at a time is displayed in this
font and that would be the one that is at the end of the stylesheet

Maybe there is a simple trick here, and I'm not spotting it... Is there a
guru of CSS hanging around here who can help out?
The page in question has a multi-column table with a list of links in each
column. Because links are added and deleted separately in each column, it

Is it possible with CSS to prevent this wrapping alignment with a checkbox
with a nested label?
 [ ]     This is the label of the
checkbox that wraps beneath it

I came across the following format of style sheets:
.Label .TextBox .DropDown .Title1 .FormButton .TabHeading
{
font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;