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I've got the alignment issue that shows in IE, this is the page:
http://calibredesign.com/clients/spec/index.html?view=http://calibredesign.com/clients/spec/envi_news.html
there's a big gap between the picture and the copy at the first paragraph, Does anybody know how to write css code to minimize the gap?
Thanks for your help!!
The content of your TD elements seems to be floating left when it doesn't need to be. I think that's probably causing the IE issue.
You really shouldn't be using TABLE elments to layout your page unless it's actual tabular data.
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When I use "overflow:auto;" it's creating a horizontal scroll bar!
look at http://slico.ca/design.php
Please help, this is killing me. I am trying to make a footer that will lower or rise as the content/subcategory divs are filled or emptied.
My question is what am I doing wrong? If I am not using proper things, please specify.
Make use of box-sizing CSS property and you don't need all those styles there.
I did not correct your CSS but here is a fixed version
box-sizing:border-box;
this will help treat border as part of width
http://jsfiddle.net/uBE5Y/
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So im designing a webpage but the table color inside does not show up in Chrome when it shows up in Firefox.
I really have no idea how this is! Here is what im talking about:
(Click here for larger image)
Here is my css source:
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=hnNkwkGX
Can someone resolve this or explain to be the problem?
Thanks!
Firefox does not operate via the -webkit renderings and such. You'll have to add a -moz-linear-gradient for your gradients as well as your already-existing -webkit-linear-gradient.
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I have done something less brilliant but no matter how much i check in Firebug, i can't see any style that causes the buttons to get this weird margin on the left side. In fact, they don't even flash (on mouse over) except at the leftmost edge.
The question is twofold. What did the evil computer did?
And, more importantly, how does one trace the source of this weird layout?
The demo page can be found here.
input[type="button"], input[type="submit"] has a left margin of 120px.
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When page is loading div's that I tried to hide behind so it appears only when you go on it with an effect. I solved the problem with display:none;/display:block;, but then effect disappeared. How can I fix that without losing the effect ?
Picture; http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/4791/ssspl.png
Actual website; http://goo.gl/nTlZQ
Note: what I mean by error is text around butterflies.
add this one to that;
display:block;overflow:hidden;
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I am writing an HTML5 page but there is a weird bug in Chrome 16.0.912.77 and FireFox 7.01 where the first element to get a px based width (in this case ".container") gets a much smaller pixel width (500px) than what I originally specified. (1000px)
See snapshot of the error here:
http://i42.tinypic.com/bj8kd5.png
The interesting thing is that when I run the exact same markup in JSFiddle, it works as expected. HTML sample here: http://jsfiddle.net/TWDKa/
Any ideas?
Hit Cmd+0 in Chrome to zoom out. :)
The problem was, the browser was zoomed out. DOH!