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your thoughts on applying multiple stylesheets to a page	29 Feb 2008 15:55 GMT	13
I have a main stylesheet that I apply to all pages in a site, they each sub-section has a subsection stylesheet that either overrides or applies new style to pages in that subsection, then finally each page in a subsection may need even more fine tuning.
How to set focus to a div?	29 Feb 2008 14:54 GMT	10
Under Firefox, you can't scroll using the keyboard on this links page unless you click on the div first: http://numbrosia.com/?cmd=links Is there a way to automatically set focus to a div?
Two images in background?	29 Feb 2008 00:26 GMT	1
The client has specified a CMS that generates html that is essentially a table in a body tag. !Doctype.... <html>
Opaque DIV tags refusing to be Opaque	28 Feb 2008 17:24 GMT	6
Hi; I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.12 IE 7.0.5730.11
absolutely no gap between table rows?	28 Feb 2008 02:12 GMT	19
Is it possible to have absolutely no gap between table rows? ie in the following table I would like the bottom of the contents of the 1st row to be virtually touching the top of the contents of the 2nd row.
alignment using CSS	27 Feb 2008 22:39 GMT	14
I am trying to align a couple of rows of data/label using CSS and am failing. I tried to use span with width but soon realized can't assign width to inline elements. I am trying to do something like:
IE inconsistent scrollbar behaviour	27 Feb 2008 09:17 GMT	2
Internet Explorer (6 and 7) confounds me with inconsistent scrollbar behaviour. I use three DIVs for creating a three row layout. The second DIV has overflow set to auto. Failing to get a fluid layout only applying CSS, I
menu problem	26 Feb 2008 19:29 GMT	7
I have been wracking my brain over this issue for hours and think I have determined that it isn't a java issue with the menu, but rather an issue with the CSS of the element that contains it. Has anyone ever seen a menu split like this before when you run the cursor over the ...
Repost - DIV works in Firefox not in IE6	26 Feb 2008 17:48 GMT	2
I've reposted this as I needed to remove the page for when the customer was taking a look therefore the previous post made no sense :) Could anyone help with a problem I have. In IE6 this page doesn't
Print Problem	26 Feb 2008 13:38 GMT	2
i have a problem to printing a page with some div's designed by CSS. the browser (IE an firefox) give only the first Page to the printer. is this an known issue? need help for a big project.
IE css overflow problem - OK in Firefox	26 Feb 2008 11:54 GMT	5
Could anyone help with a problem I have. In IE6 this page doesn't work but in Firefox it's great and works as expected http://www.usedcarretail.co.uk/contactUs.aspx. The error is in IE the map flows over the scroll bars. Can anyone please help?
padding problem..	26 Feb 2008 05:29 GMT	8
I discovered recently, the hard way, that adding padding-right or padding-left to a <td> adds to the width of <td>!! so how do I add left- or right-padding to a <td> without adding to the width of it (short of putting a div inside each <td> and making it a
margin: auto	26 Feb 2008 05:13 GMT	9
Updating my bag of tricks again. What's the level of support for margin: auto. Is this widely supported now amongst almost all browsers? It's a common request to have a "centered" page. I don't remember
content shifts when extending below view	24 Feb 2008 22:20 GMT	3
For a page that display's a catalogue of items in table format. If the number of rows extends below the view, in some browsers (safari, firefox) the page shifts to the left a little bit. It's noticeable when the user clicks back and forth between two similar pages with a
set two div to same height?	22 Feb 2008 21:40 GMT	4
I am used to use <table> <tr> <td> to do my html layout. As it is considered an old technology, I am trying to understand how div and css works. Here are some simple questions(maybe pretty silly to you guys).