Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / January 2007

I have struggles to do this in CSS this morning, but I wasn't able to
have it to work in most browsers. Here's basically what I want to do
in CSS: http://auriance.com/docs/tmp/Untitled-3.html
I want to be able to add content to the 3 panes. Any idea?

I tried a html>body hack to differenciate rules for IE7 and Opera/
Firefox, but IE7 is able to read this rule :(
How can I differenciate rules for IE7?
Thanks,

I have some values that may be listed in a tall, narrow area or may be
side-by-side on a single line like:
   Foo: 1234
   Bar: ASDF

My CSS hack displays well in all browser but IE 7. What is different in IE 7
that it displays boxes in overflow? Here is the CSS script:
@media all
{

I'm new to the positioning aspects of CSS and I'm going crazy trying to
do something that seems like it should be fairly easy.  I've Googled
all over and read CSS tutorials and not found an answer.
I want to divide my screen/page into four areas: a header, a footer, a

For some reason the text in h2 tag is displaying as white in IE.
http://www.salperalta.com/
<td class="sidebar" id="sidebar-right">
<div class="block block-listing" id="block-listing-0">

For some reason the text in h2 tag is displaying as white in IE.  Any
suggestions?
http://www.salperalta.com/
<td class="sidebar" id="sidebar-right">

This seemingly happened overnight.
http://www.chrisrapking.com
The styles that are inline work fine. Anything in the head does not
(which, if you notice, includes some styling information plus a link

My site http://www.architectqueensland.com is almost certainly running
into the IE5/IE6 double margin float bug described at
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/doubled-margin.html
However I am unsure about the least bad way to get around it.

We've got some plain text in a DB that we're pulling out and putting it
on our website.
The problem is it has some lists like this:
    1. This text goes on and on forever and eventually

i have a page that shows a random picture, centered.
how do i create a layer that stays centered, but always 300 px down
from the top?
to make it clear again: i want to place a text layer, x=centered,

Yes, I've spent hours reading through all the old postings and
searched
the net - but couldnt find a solution to the 100% height problem with
nested divs.

I am reading CSS 2.1 draft specification:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/WD-CSS21-20061106/
Part of section 10.3.3 (Block-level, non-replaced elements in normal
flow) reads:

I'm a bit confused about the definition about "Prinicpal Block Boxes"
in CSS 2.1 draft specification.
( http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/WD-CSS21-20061106 )

I am wanting to open a popup window (preferably using CSS) where there
will be just a border, image and a few words which I can click to
links from the images and text.
The popup would come when you go over an image and/or words and once