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how to not insert a new line after <dt> in a <dl> ?	31 Jan 2006 21:10 GMT	13
I think browsers do it pretty much by default. How can you avoid that? It just doesn't look right/pretty for short definitions and also how can you not indent the whole <dd> so that in stead of looking like this:
border around image link	31 Jan 2006 20:18 GMT	5
ok here's my problem my markup is Xhtml strict so i am unable to place border="0" in my img tag. I want to be able to get rid of this border but have been un able to figure out how to do thi with CSS the section that i need to remove the border from is this
spacing issues w/ CSS1+tables: 1 Safari, 1 all browsers	31 Jan 2006 15:15 GMT	4
I've scoured the web (clumsily, I'm sure) for information on the difficulties I am having, checked my markup in validators, and had a friend with more CSS clue look over it, but I haven't had any luck. I'll detail my difficulties here and hope for help. I will note that
setting logo/text position with stylesheet	31 Jan 2006 10:13 GMT	1
At my site www.engoi.com I have a logo positioned right on the titlebar, with a "oneliner" (the text next to it) by it. The oneliner should end close to the logo, as it currently does. Right now I have a nasty mix of floats and relative offsets to get the
3 floated DIVs in a row in IE - gap between last two DIVs - why?	31 Jan 2006 01:38 GMT	2
I'm experimenting with converting a site from a table layout to CSS. I'm floating three DIVs in a row for the top of a website (a logo, navigation buttons and a email list signup box). The DIVs have a grey background.
Can a background image be on top of all other things ?	30 Jan 2006 18:29 GMT	1
was wondering if an background image can be placed on each page so that irrespective of content of a page (table, div etc.) it is always shown at certain location ? an example will be most helpful
Can you do Class="multiple classes"?	30 Jan 2006 17:14 GMT	3
I have inherited some CSS from a former employee that has code like this: onmouseover="this.className='highlight_on standard_border'" where it appears to activate two different classes, "highlight_on" and
How to do a multicolumn layout where the columns size to fit the contents?	30 Jan 2006 16:31 GMT	14
Sorry if this is covered somewhere, but I've looked at countless sites explaining how to do multicolumn layouts in CSS, but have yet to find one that does what I want. In the old days, I would use something like this (deliberately small
div inside div with text	30 Jan 2006 14:54 GMT	3
Hi, I can´t find the right CSS for this design: www.geocities.com/josealberto1975/mm/forum/w3_css_div_20060127.png It's one DIV frame inside another one (DIV) but it's ok how I created, the problem is the text, when I tried to include text paragraph
div block size different in IE Firefox ?!?	29 Jan 2006 18:24 GMT	6
I'm trying to use DIV instead of tables for positioning objects on the page. It was great till I realized that IE sizes DIVs differently from Firefox.
inline-block and -moz-inline-box	29 Jan 2006 15:57 GMT	1
-moz-inline-box is it equal to inline-block or some difference? what oldest Gecko browser recognize it? do I need to use it in FF 1.5 ?
Why position: relative renders differently in IE6 and FF?	28 Jan 2006 21:37 GMT	1
In reference to this page: http://www.celebration.org/cgi-bin/pd/pd.cgi?image=/pd/images/ShineEvite.jpg&con fig=shineconfig.txt I have it setup so that a "content" div contains the form and everything overlayed on the image. This div is positioned relatively
block element layout - how?	28 Jan 2006 11:17 GMT	19
hello there. i am asking for a little help with creating layout like this: 13px 500px 13px .------------------------------------------------------------.
Does style declarations order matter?	27 Jan 2006 21:02 GMT	2
Is it specified somewhere in the docs that pseudo styles for links should be given in any specific order, and why? In the code below, the link in the blue paragraph becomes red when the mouse passes over, but the A:hover spec is simply ignored if it is not the last one. <html>
[target]	27 Jan 2006 20:14 GMT	6
I am trying to get what I beleive is called target style to work if I use div[title] { background-color:#00FF66;