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I've got a sidebar element that's a floating div. To the left of this
div, there are p's each with a margin-right set as well as overflow:
auto set (see below)). Some of the p's are of class 'subhead'. In FF2,
all of these elements obediently mind the left margin of the sidebar.

On a bottom of a form I have 2 buttons: Submit and Cancel.
 Submit is an input and submits the form.
 Cancel should just redirect the user to a new page without
submitting the form.

https://testbed.odysseyshipping.com/
Click on the "About Us" link at the top right.  All is OK in Firefox
but in IE 7, there's a horizontal scrollbar.  At least, in my browser
there is as others report it OK.  When I remove the margin in the code

I'm having a problem w/bulleted lists.. as you know FF and IE do diff
margins/spacing for these, so have to do stuff like
/* IE: */
* html ul.headlines {margin-left:20px; margin-top:0px; }

My CSS does not validate at
 http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
Attempting to validate, for example, my
 http://www.math.ufl.edu/~squash/course.advcal.2008t.html

A friend complained that the border around the lower code part on
http://tcl.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/~hendrik/keyboard.shtml is too small for
the content.  This is because his window size is so small that the size
of the containing <pre> is smaller than the text in it.  Since it is

I'd like to raise an issue that is somewhat outside the focus of this
newsgroup although related, which is the ideal document format for web
publication.
In terms of likely future trends, what is the ideal format for the

I'm "Failing" a trying to create a multicolum text input page. I have found
many examples of two column pages where the first column is the field label
and the second column is input text box. But, I can't find something like:
   -label- -Text input- -label- -text input-

I am new to CSS and I posted this question to the
macromedia.dreamweaver newsgroup yesterday, but unfortunately no one
seems to have a clue.  At least no one has responded.  So, I am
posting it here and see if I will get any luck.

Hi, all
I am change my webpage to using div and css for my layout, it was
using table before and I want to get rid of it.
Basically it draws a box around my content using background pictures,

If you look at the following mock-up: http://tinyurl.com/5tqkgc ,
which contains a text placeholder "Menu goes here" where the menu will
be, the page looks the way it's intended to look in all browsers.
However, if you look at the following mock-up: http://tinyurl.com/5wajmk

I want to display, in a select, a few items but having between
themselves an hierarchy like a tree view.
I want to push a few of them a little bit forward then others ... I
will have three levels.

I'm trying to build a simple 3 panel web page and don't seem to be able
to get the two panels that are side by side the same length.  The left
one is shorter.
The web site is: http://jim.lynch.name/testa.html

I've put together a prototype of two-tiered CSS tabs that works really well
in IE6, IE7, and FF2. It also works very well in Opera 9.27 _except_ that
the placement of the lower tier of tabs is messed up. Both the XHTML and CSS
validate without any errors or warnings. Can anyone ...