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

I want to achieve the following:
A small image in each of the corners of a box, like below:
+-------------------------------+

I would like to have a label followed by a line to the right margin,
such as this:
Label: _____________________________________________________________
There are ways to define lines having specific length, but I wanted

Hello experts!!
The top menu navigation bar displays perfectly in IE, but does not
display properly in Mozilla or Netscape :
http://checkeredshirt.com/textonly.html

I have a simplified version of my image gallery at:
http://www.niksally.f2s.com/upload/gallery/mixed_gallery.html
Essentially, the format of the html is an in-line list:
<ul>

OK I have read some docs about fluid layout. The point is to use %
instead of fixed-size staff with px, right?
So for example if I have 3-columns I should define something like this:
.left {width:20%;}

i'm just stepping in the world called css and can't seem to solve this
little problem:
i wanted a nice red lining in my otherwise green website, so wrote this
in my external css:

A few days ago, Jim answered (THANK YOU, Jim) my question about how to
make an image pop up when an image link is hovered. That discussion is
here:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.infosystems.www.authoring ...

http://www.ainewmedia.co.uk/test.htm
Im learning CSS based layout and Im pulling my hair out as to why wont
my banner DIV float to the right of my login box?  It works fine in IE.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!  Ive added coloured borders to

I have a page with a content-div that scrolls and has a dynamic height.
I do this with position absolute, top and bottom. I can do this if the
other parts (divs) in the page over the scrolling part has the same
height-unit. To get the top value I add all the other heights together.

File under, no favor goes unpunished.
I am doing a simple (!) layout for a friend which is causing me
problems.  For some reason, the navigation has a four pixel upward
shift in Firefox but (for once) displays properly in IE.

I have following piece of html. It simply shows a blue label top of a
select box.
I need to add a similar select box with a label in the same line as the
one below.

I'm wondering why my horizontal navigation lists don't align at the
left in Opera as they do in IE6, IE7, Safari, Firefox and iCab?
A URL with both of the horizontal lists is here:
<http://www.patrickjames.me.uk/bicycle/mymoultons.html>

What will the expression "/.." in the attribute select="/.." return?
I just inherited a huge stylesheet to maintain which has a lot of
parameters such as
<xsl:param name="myParam" select="/.."/>.

The following style sheet for creating drop caps works fine in Safari,
Opera, Omniweb and Explorer, the drop caps extend over 3 lines. Only in
Firefox it doesn't look as it should, they extend over nearly 4 lines
(under Mac OS X). With Firefox under Windows, they extend over 3 lines

Here is the site I'm working out:
http://www.dwellcreative.com/test/about.html
It looks fine most everywhere but in IE on a pc.
I have colored the two columns some hideous color, but it makes it easy