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

Hello, I want to style the first column (i.e. all TD in the first col)
using CSS?
I have tried, e.g.
td:first-child { color: red; }

I have an image that is supposed to be in a centered div in the center
of a page. It looks fine in IE7. But in Firefox, the image is pushed
way over to the right.
http://www.barmannphotography.com/index1-test.php

I know this is a simple problem but it bedevils me.
I'd like to have a container with two columns with the following
properties:
1. Both columns dynamically adjust their width to fit their

I've written a bunch of REXX edit macros to convert JCL, PL/I, REXX
and SuperC output into a HTML format that very closely mimics the
display of the ISPF editor with "HILITE ON PAREN".
Initially I was quite happy that it would just display the data, but

I am totally new, never done any CSS (ok a tiny bit) before, so please
bear with me....
I have been looking at the following:
http://www.brainjar.com/css/positioning/absolutedemo.html

I am a relative CSS & JavaScript novice and I have a particular
problem that is beyond my level of knowledge so I thought I'd tap the
collective wisdom of this group.
I would like to know if there is a means of writing JavaScript that

I am trying to make a horizontal list that counts (downward) and
a horizontal list that illustrates the time. Both list should be
formatted the same (except for the nomenclature). I seem to
be successful with the y axis but, in my horizontal list (time),

I have a menu displayed on the left pane of my site. This menu has a title,
then menu items and sometimes a subtitle that groups the menu items.
My question is what collection of font selections would you recommend for
this? something not too small but not too big yet fairly ...

html,
body {
margin:0;
padding:0;

I've got an unordered list with a list-style-type of 'square.' The
color of this (and the text in the list) is black.
Is it possible, via the CSS, to specify the color of this square (i.e.
make the bullet red) without changing the color of the text in the list

I would like to do something like this
.A { .... }
.B = .A
.C = .A

I am retooling my design habits, trying to get rid of some mental
artifacts, and trying to "standardize" my starting point "templates"
(both html and css).  I am also trying to avoid "div-itis."  I find
myself using selectors like div#header instead of just #header.  I know

Any advice appreciated  - I'm floating an image right and the text to
the left of the image is being forced down about 5px from the top of
the containing area. You can see the issue here: http://www.cbcgroup.com.au/drupal.
No issues in ie7 or Firefox - can someone tell me what I'm ...

All i want to do is draw a simple rectangle. The rectangle has to be
the same size in IE and Firefox.
    This is how I tried:
    <div style="position: absolute;  z-index: 1; width: 438; height:

The following code does what I want in firefox.  In IE it does what IT
wants.  What needs to be changed? ... it MUST work in IE.
Thanks
Mike Hattis