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• CSS layout issue

  Hi there and that if a long time for your help. I'm sure the answers are easy.

  My questions are all on this page:

  http://www.energywa.co.za/CSS-layout.php

  I am busy redesigning our web site and have forgotten a lot of CSS stuff, I used ± 3 years.

  1. so that this provision to work, I had first put in the column on the right handed and after the main content. It shows why not in order?

  2. How can I make sure that the columns on the right do not spread in my footer if the text is longer than the main content?

  Any suggestions in a different way is welcome, please.

  Kind regards

  Deon

  (1) you can have it left then right, what you just float to the left to the left and the right to the right.

  / * copied from firefox firebug * /.

  {.oneColFixCtrHdr #mainContent
  -moz-background-clip: border;

  -moz-background-inline-policy: continuous;

  -moz-background-origin: padding;

  background: #FFFFFF no-repeat scroll 0 0;

  float: left;

  padding: 0 20px;

  Width: 780px;
  }
  then you can have the content in the correct order.

  -After you do this, you will get the footer color behind your right sidebar that brings us to question 2

  (2) add clear: both for footer styles

  .oneColFixCtrHdr #footer {}
  background-color: #FF0000;

  Clear: both;

  padding: 0 10px;
  }

• CSS layout issues

  IM probably missing something stupid and obvious, but im trying to add previous buttons and next to my layout and its does not work

  I want that:

  http://toddheymandirector.com/Archive/2/

  to look like this:

  http://toddheymandirector.com/images/archive.jpg

  My stylesheet:

  http://toddheymandirector.com/CSS/style_heyman_1.CSS

  ideas?

  Instead of floating the previous buttons and following, do the main-content class relatively placed.

  Then make the class of fadehover positioned in absolute terms.

  #next {top: 170px; right - 30px ;}}

  #prev {top: 170px; left: 30px}

  Very rough calculations, but it should give you the idea.

• Problem with layout to a CSS Layout image

  I'm not able to get the photo in image to make my point.  I want it in the sidebar after the naviation menu.

  However, it moves to the right and against which it is inserted.

  I work a liquid two-column CSS layout header footer.

  The linke is http://www.klbattorney.com    

  Murray * CPA * has written:

  If you made the block: image display, you wouldn't even have to do.

  I recreated the page and the link is here:

  http://www.mytechnet.TalkTalk.NET/image_position01.htm>

  OK, it shows in FF 8.0.1 but not in IE8.  Something with his scripts, he used to create the simple Menu system that could be easily done with pure CSS.

  Time to catch up with little sleep; Tomorrow another important day!

  Good night.

• Fixed, fluid or Elastic css layout - which is best?

  I just upgraded from 3 Deamweaver to CS4 and I'm trying to understand css on the design of the table. I like that CS4 offers a variety of predesigned put css layouts but don't know what layout to use. I am reviewing all my websites and will try to do it with css layouts. I did some research and found that some Web designers are starting to make their new standard 1024 size more than 800 px as the majority of users now have wider screens. I want to choose a size of design that is compatible with the majority of users and more than 800 GB px if possible. Here's my question: what is the best page layout css to use fixed, elastic or liquid and why?

  It is a complicated issue.  Who is your target audience? If you have no significant server stats, Google Analytics can help you determine which res screen the majority of your site visitors use.

  Centered, fixed wide provisions (pixel-based) are much easier to work with. The only drawback is that you must choose a size to fit all.  940-1000 px width is usually a good average range.

  Put liquid layout (percentage based) obviously have an advantage over fixed because pages resize of the available viewport.  But it can be a mixed blessing because not resize the images.  If your page will also look good on a smart phone, as it does on a 1280 screen, 1600 or 3 components?  Probably not.

  To work around this, you can set limits to how broad or narrow your page will go using the min and max-width CSS properties.  But you have to use conditional comments to older browsers like IE6 that do not support them.

  Elastic layouts are based on EMS.  So when the text size is increased/decreased in the browser, the layout changes everything. Example of available elastic http://jontangerine.com/silo/css/elastic-layout/

  Ultimately, you have to find the right layout for your particular project.  If you have volumes of content that it must be on a variety of screens and display devices, liquid or elastic layout can be a good choice.  OTOH, if your project is light on content and you know that your audience uses for most of the desktop computers and laptops, a fixed width centered pattern may be a better option, especially if you want to learn CSS.

  Good luck with your project,

  Nancy O.
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• CSS formatting issues

  I should start this by saying: I am very new to CSS layouts and am self-taught, so I'm probably doing something very wrong. So far I have stuck to layouts very simple and had no problems... but they have been implemented with very simple page.
  
  With the site, I'm doing this now that I placed another div inside a content div, so that I can have left and the content of the right hand in the div content. But the left and right div isn't pushing the div contained down with their content, and I don't know what else to try to make it work.
  
  I tried setting the height of the div contained for auto or inherit, but who doesn't.
  
  As you can see on the home page of the site, I use a background image in the cell content.
  
  http://members.WestNet.com.au/zelky/surfschoolnew/index.html
  
  And if you look at the details page you can see what I'm trying to describe. The contained not div pushing down with the left and right content div content means that the background image is a few pixels deep under the nav DIV.
  
  http://members.WestNet.com.au/zelky/surfschoolnew/details.html
  
  And my pathetic/stylesheet CSS is here:
  
  http://members.WestNet.com.au/zelky/surfschoolnew/mainStyle.CSS
  
  Thanks in advance and I hope that my mess isn't ' hard to watch. As I said I'm a little lost so I hope I won't confuse anyone with my skills "home made".
  

  When you "float" elements on your page you remove effectively
  the normal flow of the document, the 'content '.

  think
  nothing is inside. You need to help him "compensation" by the floats.
  There are various methods of clearing of floats.

  Insert a "clearing".
  (see below) in the code of your pages directly
  AFTER the closing tag container 'just' and BEFORE the closing 'content '.
  tag Container.

  
  
  
  

  zelky wrote:
  > I should start this by saying: I am very new to CSS layouts and I am self-taught.
  > so I'm probably doing something very wrong. So far I've stuck to very simple
  > layouts and had no problems... but they have been implemented with very simple page.
  >
  > With the site I'm doing at the moment I put it inside other div has
  > content div, so that I can have content left and right in the content
  > div. But the left and right div isn't pushing the div contained down with
  > their content and I don't know what else to try to make it work.
  >
  > I have tried to adjust the height of the div contained for auto or inherit, but who
  > does not work.
  >
  > As you can see on the home page of the site, I use a background picture
  > the cell content.
  >
  > http://members.westnet.com.au/zelky/surfschoolnew/index.html
  >
  > And if you look at the details page you can see what I'm trying to describe.
  > The content div is not pushing down with the left and right content div? s content
  > means that the background image is just a few pixels deep under the nav DIV.
  >
  > http://members.westnet.com.au/zelky/surfschoolnew/details.html
  >
  > And my pathetic/stylesheet CSS is here:
  >
  > http://members.westnet.com.au/zelky/surfschoolnew/mainstyle.css
  >
  > Thanks in advance and I hope that my mess isn't? t? hard to watch. As I said
  > I'm a little lost so I hope that I won't confuse anyone with my "home-made".
  > skills.
  >
  >

• Remove comments in CSS layouts CSS

  According to Stephanie Rawls article on what's new in Dreamweaver CS5 CSS layouts it mentions David Powers free extension: stored query to remove CSS comments.  How can I find and download this extension?

  http://foundationphp.com/tools/css_comments.php

  "I loves me some Google..."

• Misunderstand CSS Layout and padding

  Hello

  I'm having serious problems of understanding the CSS layout techniques and the impact of padding and hoped I could get help.

  Here are some pages that show examples of what I do "get". The first offer padding causing the layout to look right. The second has no filling but don't have as I expect. In addition, the amount of text affects the div "down" as well. I'm an old hand at HTML and could make this layout in my sleep by using tables. CSS is different and frustrating.

  
  http://www.libertywebmarketing.com/test/1.html

  http://www.libertywebmarketing.com/test/2.html

  Thank you.

  Fitz21

  Fitz21 wrote:

  I guess what I'm asking is, "How YOU would design this using CSS?"
  http://www.libertywebmarketing.com/test/3.html

  Fitz21

  With CSS rounded corners, the floats and margins:

  http://ALT-Web.com/demos/CSS-rounded-corners.shtml

  http://ALT-Web.com/demos/CSS2-captions-on-floated-images.shtml

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• If the CSS layout Position is absolute and its content has been tested with the largest font in the browser with no. overlapping, then safe to USE?

  I found that if I used POTIONING RELATIVE to the CSS layouts and pasted my content in them, each of the displaced patterns.  So with the RELATIVE POSITIONING, I have re-aline formatting CSS with each new pasted content.

  In making the CSS absolute Position and tesing with the largest font in the browser, I did NOT meet the problem of duplication of text between two layout close to each other.

  Can there be additional problems with the help of absolute Positions?  Its looks to its worth the risk.

  see you soon

  If the page is good enough for you with the smallest size text as well as the largest text size, go for absolute positioning. It is certainly easier to place the divs with absolute positioning. The biggest problem with the AP div tags is the text problem you mentioned. I would like text in a few different browsers to make sure it looks ok to you.

• Strange spaces that appear when viewing DWCS3 CSS Layouts

  I am using CSS Layouts in Dreamweaver (2 fixed columns, left sidebar, header and footer) to build a site from scratch. Everything looks fine in Dreamweaver, but as soon as it is presented as a preview in a browser, a space appears between the header Div and sidebar1″ Div.

  I have attached an image showing the problem or if you prefer to see here: http://www.primeprint.co.uk/screen-grab.jpg

  I put the padding and margins to 0 in the two Div and used a < UL) and CSS for style and with a substitution effect.

  I have speant 2 days banging my head against a wall and all suggest would be most appreciated.

  Thank you

  Adam.

  You have a few IE conditional comments, which seem to be the cause. Remove the line 87 new.html

  .twoColFixLtHdr #sidebar1 { padding-top: 30px; }
  

  --
  Mark A. Boyd
  Keep-on-Learnine :-)

  Post edited by: Mark A. Boyd

• CSS layouts

  If someone could help. I try to remove the extra space (or margin) that exists when you use pre-made DW CSS layouts. I changed the background color for the header, footer and of content area and there is white space between each div and I can not for the life of get rid me of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  We would need to see your page code / answer. Please post a link to the
  downloaded the page and tell us where to look to see the extra space.

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  "jmasco" wrote in message
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  > Could help them. I am trying to remove the extra spacing (or margin) that
  > closes when you use pre-made DW CSS layouts. I have change the
  > color
  > for the area header, footer and content and there is white space
  > between
  > each div and I can not for the life of me get rid of it. All assistance
  > would be
  > appreciated.
  >

• CSS / DIV Issue

  Hi all
  
  I'm not necessarily new Div/CSS layouts, but I'm having a problem at the moment that makes me batty!
  
  Here is the page:
  http://www.assumption.edu/programs2006/master/default.html
  
  Here's the CSS:
  http://www.assumption.edu/programs2006/master/CSS/layout.CSS
  
  If you try to watch it in the browsers of Gekko, it works fine... but if you try to watch using MS IE or Safari for Mac, the page is completely white... completely empty.
  
  I'm sure it's a simple little something, but I can't seem to find that needle in a haystack.
  
  Thanks for any idea!
  Ron

  Thierry,

  I can't believe I did such a rookie mistake! But after further investigation, I had 2 sets of

• Another quick question of CSS layout - vertical align: middle

  Just another quick on the use of CSS to the content of the page within the section of the page layout.

  On the homepage below, I have some images with text next to them:

  http://www.Haiji.jp/

  Because of the uneven text, it would be better if the text on the right and left of the four images vertically flown in space.

  (Basically like this old version of the table according to: http://www.haiji.jp/indexcopy.php )

  I don't know vertical-align: middle; doesn't really work for this, but could not get the right way to work.

  I tried variations to have an external container positioned a parent and an absolutely positioned inner container and using top: 50%;

  So for the first row for example CSS is:

  #outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one {}

  Width: 620px;

  overflow: hidden;

  }

  #outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one #row_one_left {}

  Width: 210px;

  padding: 0px;

  float: left;

  margin: 0 0 0 0; / * Sets the properties of margin for an element using the shorthand notation (up, right, down, left) * /.

  }

  #outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one #row_one_right {}

  Width: 410px;

  padding: 0px;

  float: right;

  text-align: left;

  margin: 0 0 0 0; / * Sets the properties of margin for an element using the shorthand notation (up, right, down, left) * /.

  position: relative;

  }

  #outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one #row_one_right #row_one_right_content {}

  position: absolute;

  top: 50%;

  }

  Who is not doing and maybe overloading the question.

  But if anyone can let me know how to get this vertically positioned text which would be a good thing.

  Thanks again.

  Support IE7 you need to "hack" a little: adjust the "padding-top" according to the number of lines of text, it is a. (not a good solution as supposition is working but IE7 IS a marginal browser now)

  Then add

  the text (see below)

  http://ALT-Web.com/images/alt-Web-logo.gif"/ >

  Vestibule ipsum ipsum, ac malesuada pretium vel gravida malesuada, tortor. Vestibule ipsum ipsum, ac malesuada pretium vel gravida malesuada, tortor.

  http://ALT-Web.com/images/alt-Web-logo.gif"/ >

  Vestibule ipsum ipsum, ac malesuada pretium vel gravida malesuada, tortor. Vestibule ipsum ipsum, ac malesuada pretium vel gravida malesuada, tortor.

  http://ALT-Web.com/images/alt-Web-logo.gif"/ >

  Vestibule ipsum ipsum, ac malesuada pretium vel gravida malesuada, tortor. Vestibule ipsum ipsum, ac malesuada pretium vel gravida malesuada, tortor.

• Layout issues

  Hello

  I am having some problems with the page layout to our family history Web site. I use page 1004 px width.

  The questions are:

  1. title & banner image are not centered on the page, for example do not display in line with body of page

  2 page cemetery - images are not staying in place with text flowing around them

  3 page newsletter - image not stay centered

  4. contact page - does not display with the level of text with image

  http://home.vicnet.NET.au/~kerangfh/

  I want the site to adjust to be played on the computer, laptop or Tablet but don't know how to do this.

  I used probably incorrect coding for CS6, as I first used an older version of Dreamweaver. So any help to fix these problems and improve coding would be appreciated.

  Bev

  There are too many questions, so I will fight against the cemetery page.

  1. Add units for line 13 of kfhg.css as in 984px

  2 remove the id for the images, i.e. #plaque and #mem - gates

  3. change the style for img #right - column to read rules. If you are redoning the original style rules (i.e., not to substitute the original) then you can omit the first three rules so that you end up with display and margin.

  #right - column img {}

  position: static;

  top: 0;

  right: 0;

  display: block;

  margin: auto;

  }

  Change the tag so that the images are the place where they are supposed to be in the flow of the document. Make sure what she reads as

  Cemetery  Gates
  
  Official opening of the new was held on Sunday 28th May 1967  at 2.15 pm. Officially opened and dedicated by The Hon. Mr Harold V.  STIRLING, M. L. A., in the presence of Chairman of the Cemetery Trust, Mr J. B.  MESSER, members of Trust, Cr K. W. DICKSON (representing the Kerang Borough  Council), Scouts and Guides, and the Kerang Returned Serviceman’s &  Citizens Band played Hymns before the ceremony, attended by a large gathering  of residents. In dedicating the gates to the Memory of our Pioneers, Mr  Stirling said, “People passing through these gates will pause and realise just  how much the pioneers did for us.”
  
  Prior to this Kerang had no fitting Memorial to its  pioneers, the Cemetery Trust wanted to construct a new fence and gateway at the  main entrance to the cemetery. The money was raised for the project by public  subscription, the improvements costing $1,250.00 for gates ordered through  Dunstan Engineering $400, the fence $700, and labour $150, the wire was donated  by the Kerang Borough Council.
  

• CSS styling issue

  I added a new style called 14 changed the text and spacing of the rest of the site (it's 16 and other parameters)

  He works in dreamweaver, but when I see it on the web, it's always the old size of a table - < td >

  When I surligner highlight the text, then select 'class' it will add a "span" sometimes

  Other times, when between < td > he will add it to the < td > and it won't work.

  It does not work

  < height td = "100" align = "center" valign = "top" class = "14" >

  It does not work

  < span class = "14" >

  CSS is simple:

  .14 {}

  do-family: ' open without ", without serif.

  do-size: 14px;

  line-height: normal;

  color: #666;

  line-height: 20px;

  }

  What Miss me?

  example:

  digitaldealershipsystem.com/Gallery.html

  The text in the gray area is marked with < height td = "100" align = "center" valign = "top" class = "14" >

  I hope that I can add a TD or similar, but I don't want that it applied to all tables

  PS > there is obviously some HTML and other issues, but I'm afraid that with that right now.

  Thank you.

  CSS selector names must be from Aa to Zz.  They may not begin with numeric values.

  .14 is invalid code.

  .style14 is the valid code.

  Instead of using the selector names that carry no deliberate meaning, try using the selector names that tell you what the style is used for.  It makes your code easier to handle.

  Read the article:

  http://phrogz.NET/CSS/HowToDevelopWithCSS.html

  Nancy O.