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

   I'm seeing some unexpected behavior with Text-indent, as shown on this
page:
    http://www.chris-winter.com/Digressions/HP_Kayak/My_Kayak.html
   I set up the following style rules for footnotes:

I have a web page comprised of 3 frames. www.OrderingMadeEasy.Com/
(You need to click the "Order Now" link.)
I want to get rid of the frames and I can easily merge the top 2
frames. But what can I do with the bottom frame?

Could anyone explain the behaviour of my simple table at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~rvanloen/example/table1/table.html
The css is located at:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~rvanloen/example/table1/css/webstyle.css

is there a way to do negative indent for paragraphs, as in a dialogues?
(i.e. in Microsoft word, drag the top margin triangle to the left,
bottom to the right, then press tab after each person's name)
here's a rather a hack after some 20 minutes diddling.

Greetings all,
I'm trying to build a div based layout for a mambo template (work in
progress), and I'm having a strange problem, 2 acctually, with scroll
bars in IE.  I've tried everything I can think of, but just can't get it

I am trying to build a header to each page:
<div class='header'>
<h5>HEADER</h5>
<span><select><option>Drop Down Nav</option></select><submit></span>

i'm talking about this page:
http://www.elleen.net/yanny/prova.html
colours are awful, but they're there just to realize where divs begin
and end.

I'm developing a asp.net application and ran into a strange css problem.
I want all my links to have a dashed underline and when they are
hovered, it must change to a solid line. Sounds simple, but it's not
working.

In my experience most available books and web publication on CSS are
related to web page/site design. Little attention is payed to the
design and construction of web-based application for data management.
Yes, of course, every book on CSS and web design has a chapter on forms

Through CSS, is there a way to change the color of a table cell on a hover?
By the way, the cell also contains a link - the text link and table cell
mouseover should both be clickable to the link's destination...
Thanks!

On this page i get some errors when validating:
http://www.keyone.nl/lab/beeldlijn/nl/collection.asp
The problem is caused by the use of ASP in my pages. This is the code:
<a

Quick question - if its in the wrong place please point me in the right
direction.
Does Firefox / Opera etc recognise CSS classes such as:
body#page1 #tab1{

I've been trying to implement an image slicing CSS technique I found here:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sprites/
onto a webpage currently located here (I'll move it once it works)
http://showcase.netins.net/web/nurture/advance/

I am trying to do away with tables, and am trying to learn how to position
things with CSS just how I want them to look.  The problem I've run into is
that one design in particular seems imposible to do unless I absolutely
position everything and that is less than optimal because ...

I'm trying (once again) to figure out how to make a robust
CSS layout style that can replace tables.  I'd like to be able
to do a basic two-column layout, with a one-column header,
a two column body, and a two-column footer.