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Image inside span doesn't trigger hyperlink	30 Jun 2007 01:15 GMT	1
I have a hyperlink styled to look like a button, which can also contain an image, before the text. The link works in FF, but in IE clicking the img doesn't trigger the link. Clicking the text in the same span does.
Layout problem	29 Jun 2007 08:05 GMT	5
This one's a wrinkle on the usual 3-column layout problem. I need to have fixed-width left and right side rails and a fluid center area, with a header and a footer that go across all three. As usual, any one of the three content areas may be the tallest. The wrinkle is that I ...
javascript does not work with multiple classes?	28 Jun 2007 09:34 GMT	4
I have a css+javascript question. I have this script: function showIT() { for (i=0;i<document.getElementsByTagName("li").length; i++) {
CSS Definition works in Firefox but fails on refresh in IE	28 Jun 2007 08:54 GMT	10
Following is a style that i am using. It works well in Firefox. In IE during the first page load is works fine. when there is a AJAX Refresh in some of the DIV (which is not related to this), It changes its color to white so it becomes invisible.
CSS software tools sought	28 Jun 2007 04:43 GMT	159
The TopStyle people seem to have lost interest in their product. It does not work in Vista. I would like to find a replacement/replacement that did the following 1. let me compose CSS using a checkbox style where the field names are
CSS Newbie Question	28 Jun 2007 00:24 GMT	11
As an exercise, I've set up the following snippet: <html> <head> <STYLE TYPE="text/css">
Avoid overlap of img and ol	26 Jun 2007 21:41 GMT	7
I have a div containing an image which is floated left. I have a list (in this case an ol, but the problem is the same for ul) which should flow down the side and then under the image, which is related to a list of steps set out in the ol.
What makes vertical dropdown menus ... vertical?	26 Jun 2007 21:30 GMT	10
Okay, based on what I had seen others do, I modified their stylesheet and created a test webpage of a pure CSS dropdown menu. When I got it perfected exactly the way I wanted it, I moved it into my production testing site and voila ... the vertical dropdowns were no longer
CSS problem in Firefox	26 Jun 2007 21:11 GMT	8
I have a weird CSS problem at: In firefox, the most recent version, none of the links work: header photo/logo is supposed to link, the buttons on the right are rollover links. I can't even select the text with my mouse in firefox!
Weight converter script inserted in websurvey software works in firefox but not in internet explorer	26 Jun 2007 19:06 GMT	1
I am designing a web survey using surveymonkey.com and discovered I could use javascript to modify their standard question formats much the same as can be done in myspace. I used this feature to insert a weight converter I found into my
4 centered columns	26 Jun 2007 17:52 GMT	11
I've been slowly learning CSS, but wanting to jump ahead and get a page to have 4 columns of text that are centered on the page, no matter how big the monitor/browser/window, I'd like each one to resize and take up 25% of the screen space.
CSS Menu Width in Firefox	26 Jun 2007 17:05 GMT	4
This menu is perfect in IE but the width in Firefox is a few pixels bigger that 100% as seen in "UL" CSS. Please, recommend a fix if possible. I am out of luck. I just want the width to be 100%, nicely inside of a div (50%)
Firefox div float question	26 Jun 2007 14:17 GMT	7
The following displays as expected in IE7 (div2 floats to the right of div1). But in Firefox, div2 appears below div1. Why exactly does this happen in Firefox, and how to make it work as expected?
Are backbuttons possible with CSS only?	26 Jun 2007 11:10 GMT	2
I realize that CSS is a presentation tool only but it does surprise me sometimes e.g. pure css dropdown menus. All I've ever seen is javascript to accomplish this but that doesn't seem to really work well either. Is it just a bad idea?
Clipping table cells	26 Jun 2007 06:02 GMT	1
I'm trying to get table cells to clip content rather than wrapping. It has been suggested to use: td.clipped { width: 5em;