Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / March 2006

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Dave Kelly

I get the following behavior of IE 6 when I load my page:
If I launch the browser, type the Url in the address bar and then click
'Go to' IE shows the page firstly without style sheet rendering and
only

I have no clue.
- I want to align the red, green, blue boxes in one line
- red,green,blue must be 45px high
- red (center) must be as wide as possible

Furthering my quest to get to grips with CSS, I have been trying a page
based on project 4 in "more Eric Meyer on CSS" where he uses three
versions of an image to give a translucent effect behind a heading. I
have also used some of the ideas in project 2 of the same book where he ...

I have a page that's causing me some problems in FireFox 1.5 but not
IE6.
I have a <dl> with the <dt> and <dd> both within defined with "float:
left" to have a table-like look.

I have an unordered list with 3 levels, like this:
<ul class="normalList">
<li>blabla</li>
    <ul>

I was wondering if anyone knows of any nice looking generic stylesheets
like the W3C core styles, but that make use of some newer features from
CSS 2.1.
Thanks,

I need a web page where users can input information which I can then
reformat and print.
I can't find a good tutorial.
wondering if anyone knows of one.

I am trying to do away with tables for layouts and am just begining the
ropes.
I want to line up three columns, each with different widths. What style
do I have to assign to <span> to get this effect:

Could somebody please let me know what to put into my CSS file which
will allow me to keep a block of text in one fixed position (top right
of screen) even when the rest of the webpage is scrolled?
Thanks very much.

is there a free web service, that gives me an image, how my website
looks in this or that webbrowser. (Safari, old Netscape etc...) ?

Is there am Open Source tool available for that?
I may need such a tool to create HTML files for eBooks.
eBook renderers may not understand CSS at all or at least have not
access to the CSS file because it is simply not included in the eBook.

Thought this might be amusing to some - it's a link to an actual
stylesheet. Take a look at the first two classes defined, and then take
another look at the URL...
http://connect.microsoft.com/Styles/GeneralStyles.css

I've recently noticed that there seems to be some font size differences
(I'm guessing) in pages being viewed in FF 1.5 on my laptop which
causes the whole layout to fall apart.  You can see this page here:
http://www.behealthy.com/healthy.cfm and look at the login section.

  I have some divs (float: left) that I'd like to set a minimum height
on. What's the level of support on min-height and are there any bugs I
need to watch out for.
  I've never used this, and I have some memory of there being a problem