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Testing webpage with Safari30 Nov 2007 20:20 GMT5
On a Windows PC it's easy enough to test how a webpage looks in Firefox,
IE, and Opera, but what about Apple's Safari? Unless you have an Apple as
well, which I do not.
Is there some kind of test site that will show how a page looks rendered
Help Vertially Centering a Span within a Div30 Nov 2007 14:36 GMT2
I'm building an hmtl form and trying deperately not to go back to
table positioning... I have a series of checkboxes on the right and
the label on the left. I want the label on the left to be vertically
centered with the checkboxes on the right. I can't seem to find a way
Border at top of the page30 Nov 2007 08:45 GMT24
If you take a really simple webpage ("<P>This is a webpage") and add:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
            "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
at the top of the source, then the top margin of the webpage changes in
IE7 overriding DIV formatting when loading a script30 Nov 2007 00:29 GMT3
I load a external javascript in a DIV. I set the width and border of
the DIV. It looks as intended in Firefox, but IE7 is doing something
strange. IE7 initially displays the border at the correct width, but
it disappears once the script loads. The HTML provided by the script
CSS text alignment question29 Nov 2007 20:31 GMT17
I'm mainly a coder, PHP at the moment, but from time to time need to
design and use some css.
I've a css text alignment issue. Mostly to align text neatly in the past
I've used tables. But now I know I should be getting into the 21st C and
Viewing in Different Browsers29 Nov 2007 13:14 GMT16
Greetings everyone.
I'm new to the webdevelopment game and I developed my first site that looks
good in IE but crappy in Mozilla/Firefox.
Any advice on making my site browser to browser compatible?
IE6 bug help needed...29 Nov 2007 09:53 GMT2
As u can see on this page:
http://tweed.xs4all.nl/dev.wengerdenvisser.nl/
I have a menu on the top
But when u go to this page:
padding problem..29 Nov 2007 08:01 GMT14
I've been noticing lately that padding property is ADDING to dimensions
of element, this is causing me lots of difficulties..
if for example I have this:
<div class="divMore" align="right"><a href="">Read More</a></div>
help with browser compatibility29 Nov 2007 04:01 GMT2
I am quite new to css
My first problem is I have a style which looks ok in IE6 but not in Mozilla
Would welcome some advice as to what causes the discrepancy and what I
should change to make the style the same in both browsers
Fluid container with tiling background28 Nov 2007 18:56 GMT9
One thing that has always annoyed me, and I just design around it, is having
a tile that you want to use for your background image that doesn't
seamlessly tile, in a container that you want to be fluid.  I had a go at
it, but had to use JavaScript:
display not working as expected in FF28 Nov 2007 18:11 GMT3
I'm not sure why this has stopped working in Firefox, but continues to
work in IE. I'm hoping it will be something obvious to one of you....
What should happen is when someone clicks the top "button" which is
using the "sliding doors" CSS technique and is one of a series of
XML table display using CSS28 Nov 2007 16:05 GMT1
When using CSS to display an XML file as a table, is there a way to
show the element names at the tops of the columns as headers?
For Example :
I have a XML file
Gradient background fill in liquid layout28 Nov 2007 08:32 GMT9
How do you provide a consistent gradient fill as a background in a
liquid layout?
If I make a gradient fill image say 1000 pixels wide (and repeat it down
the page) to suit a typical computer display, then only a small portion
SEO and CSS28 Nov 2007 00:16 GMT30
I have been led to believe by a company specializeing in Search Engine
Optimization, that it is good to use <div> tags and absolute
positioning to keep all the elements on my web page in the same place,
but these <div>'s can then be shunted about in order of the importance
overflow: hidden visibility question28 Nov 2007 00:06 GMT4
I have a box element that uses overflow: hidden and I want a link which
at the bottom of the element to be visible.  I can't make the link visible.
Obviously I'm having problems so I was wondering if there's anything
other than overflow : hidden that will give me an absolute ...
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