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

Hey all, I've got a little problem... I imagine it should be pretty common
though I could not find an answer via google.
What I'm after is a static left nav with a fluid main content to the right
that expands to fill the remaining browser window.

Hi again folks.
I am not sure why but it seems that my menu is temperamntal in IE6.
When the mouse is over "about" the menu items display underneath for
it.  However, when the mouse is over the other items the menu does

I am using styles to lock down the GUI until the user enters some info
in a CSS/DIV pop box.
If the user does now scroll before he clicks, the pop box is centered
and the

I have a bug that is driving me absolutely crazy, and I don't know
what to do.
I want to have a border stretch down along the side of one of my div's
that will be as tall as the screen, and taller if the page is taller

in
 http://www.0011.com/test_size3.html
to center the logo "HTML 4.01 check" button at the bottom of the page,
I used

How do I show a DIV overlaying page content, with 80% opacity and in
the center of the page?
Thanks,
Miguel

I am currently developing a website for a client, a medical practitioner. A
few general issues have come up and I thought I'd ask here to see if I could
get some advice.
First, what is the best way to get him involved? We had a short initial

since the way we center a div in a page is usually fix a width: 600px
and then set margin left and right both "auto"...
so what if we don't know the width in advance, or want it to be
automatic?  in that case, use  display: table?  (as someone suggested

I set a table with 100% width to occupy all available space, but in
IE7 it uses more than that, it uses 100% of the page width instead of
100% of the table container. Could you test the page in IE7 and in
other browsers please?

usually i don't care... but if I use script.aculo.us, there is a
Draggable class to use so that I can drag the div around...
so the div turns out to enclose the max width across the screen.   it
can make the Draggable a bit weird if I just want a small area to be

If the following page is loaded freshly into IE6
<http://westrevision.at/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=25>
or
<http://westrevision.at/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=10&Itemid=26>

Please check this link - http://projects.zanalysts.com/hearing/work.htm.
The graphic is part of the page template. How can I get the text to
wrap around it? The style sheet is at http://projects.zanalysts.com/hearing/css/hearing.css.
Thank you,

this HTML seems perfectly good but won't validate... any idea?
 http://www.0011.com/test_size2.html

i never knew that when we specify
style="width: 600px; padding: 100px; margin: 80px; border-width: 60px"
all the padding, margin, and border ADD TO the 600px...
so the whole area essentially becomes 600px + (100 + 80 + 60) x 2 =

The following link is correct in Firefox:
http://cartoper.ueuo.com/TableSample.html
In IE7 it does not fill the div vertically, what do I need to do to
make it fill the div like it does in Firefox?