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• Problems during the withdrawal of position: absolute

  Hi all

  I was hired as a graphic designer for a lighting wholesaler not too long ago and have been invited to rethink our old site "my & pa" since. I'm not very practiced in the DW, even though I have a lot of experience of Photoshop and Illustrator. I first started slice graphic in PS and export the HTML, but after looking at the interpretation of the browser and referring to these forums here, I learned it's a nightmare and not something I have to do.

  So, when I read a lot of guides and forum messages and watched a bunch of tutorials on Adobe TV. I think I'm more in understanding (once I separated CSS and HTML in my mind things became more easy), but I'm still a novice.

  Right now, I'm trying to layout our pages and avoid the tables. This seems to be a simple gets pretty combination of images in the text that I can get in shape, the problem I have and keep it in place. Now I'm drawing APDivs and dropping in what I want. However, it becomes a problem when you test the site in browsers - my space body, header, and footer will move when I resize it, but all the content of these div tags still in place. That is should do with the tag position: absolute, but when I remove it, it changes where my content is intended to be on my page. Here are a few screens to help:

  

  At this point, I've read about positioning and absolute page available here:

  http://www.apptools.com/examples/pagelayout101.php

  So, I thought I'd do what has been proposed in this tutorial - try using the static positioning or play with pads of margin to get the content "sink" with the rest of the page if the user has resized the window. When I tried to use the "position: static" on this subject, so what she did with the page content stream as I predicted, he wouldn't let me move to where I wanted it to be. So, I tried using the page margins, as the proposed help page. I gave, the bar margin 'left' first and got this, which seemed right:

  

  Unfortunately, when I asked the "top margin" if he gets in, we want it to, disaster:

  

  To me, it seems that it is the application of the upper margin of the lower part of the header, instead of the top of the page. When I saw in the browsers, it seems he would work in the case.

  Here is my current code with what looks like my screen of this last one:

  <! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional / / IN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" > ""
  "< html xmlns ="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">".
  < head >
  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; charset = utf-8 "/ >"
  < title > Geller lighting Supply Co., Inc. < /title >
  < style type = "text/css" >
  <!--
  {body
  Police: 100% / 1.4 Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, without serif.
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  Color: #000;
  background-color: #00a0af;
  }

  / * ~ ~ Tag of the element selectors ~ ~ *.
  UL, ol, dl {/ * because of variations between the browsers, it's best practices to zero padding and the margin on lists.} For consistency, you can specify the amounts you want to here, or on the list (LI, DT, DD) items they contain. Don't forget that what you're doing here cascade to the .nav list unless you write a more specific selector. */
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0;
  }
  H1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {p}
  margin-top: 0;  / * remove the top margin works around a problem where margins can escape from their container div. The margin of the low rest it will take away from all of the following items. */
  padding-right: 15px;
  padding-left: 15px; / * adding padding to the sides of the elements in divs, instead of divs themselves, gets rid of any mathematical model of box. A div nested with side pads can also be used as an alternative method. */
  }
  an img {/ * this switch how to remove the default blue border displayed in some browsers around an image when it is surrounded by a link * /}
  border: none;
  text-align: right;
  }
  / * ~ ~ Style for your site links must remain in this order - including the Group of selectors that create the hover effect. ~~ */
  a: link {}
  Color: #000;
  text-decoration: none; / * unless you style your links appear to be extremely unique, it is best to predict stresses quick visual identification * /.
  }
  a: visited {}
  Color: #000;
  text-decoration: none;
  }
  a: hover, a: active, a: focus {/ * this group of selectors will give a browser keyboard the same experience of hovering as the person using a mouse. * /}
  text-decoration: none;
  }

  / * ~ ~ This container fixed-width surrounds the other div ~ ~ * /.
  . Container {}
  Width: 800px;
  Background: #FFF;
  margin: 0 auto; / * set to auto on the sides, coupled with the width, the layout centres * /.
  }

  / * ~ ~ the header is not given a width. It will extend to the entire width of your layout. It contains an image placeholder to be replaced by your own logo linked ~ ~ * /.
  . Header {}
  background-image: url(Images/header-image.jpg);
  min-height: 146px;
  Max-height: 146px;
  background-color: #ADB96E;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  Width: 800px;
  }

  / * ~ ~ It's layout information. ~~

  (1) padding is only placed on the top or the bottom of the div. The items in this div have padding on their sides. This avoids any «mathematical model of box» Keep in mind, if you add lateral pads or border to the div itself, it will be added to the width that you set to create the * total width. You can also remove the padding of the element inside the div tag, and place a second div inside it with no width and padding necessary for your design.

  */

  . Happy {}
  height: 600px;
  Width: 800px;
  padding-top: 10px;
  padding-right: 0;
  padding-bottom: 10px;
  padding-left: 0;
  float: none;
  background-color: #FFF;
  }

  / * ~ ~ Footer ~ ~ * /.
  .footer {}
  background-image: url(Images/footer.jpg);
  min-height: 75px;
  max height: 75px;
  text-align: center;
  do-family: Arial, Helvetica, without serif.
  do-size: 12px;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  Width: 800px;
  padding-top: 10px;
  padding-right: 0;
  padding-bottom: 10px;
  padding-left: 0;
  }
  {.smalltext}
  do-size: 10px;
  make-weight: bold;
  }

  / * ~ ~ various float/clear classes ~ ~ * /.
  .fltrt {/ * this class can be used to float right to the item in your page.} The floating element must precede the element it should be next to the page. */
  float: right;
  left margin: 8px;
  }
  .fltlft {/ * this class can be used to float an element on your page.} The floating element must precede the element it should be next to the page. */
  float: left;
  right margin: 8px;
  }
  .clearfloat {/ * this class can be placed on a < br / > or div empty as the final element after the last div floating (in the #container) if the #footer is removed or put out the #container * /}
  Clear: both;
  height: 0;
  font size: 1px;
  line-height: 0px;
  }
  a: hover {}
  text-decoration: none;
  color: #00A0AF;
  }
  a: active {}
  text-decoration: none;
  Color: #000;
  }
  {#apDiv1}
  Width: 492px;
  height: 27px;
  left: 101px;
  top: 112px;
  margin left: 308px;
  top of the margin: 114px;
  }
  ->
  < / style >
  < script type = "text/javascript" >
  function MM_preloadImages() {//v3.0
  var d = document; If (d.images) {if(!d.MM_p) d.MM_p = new Array();
  var i, j is d.MM_p.length, a = MM_preloadImages.arguments; for (i = 0; i <.) Length; i ++)
  If (a [i].indexOf("#")! = 0) {d.MM_p [j] = new Image; d.MM_p [j ++] .src = a [i] ;}}
  }
  function MM_swapImgRestore() //v3.0 {}
  var i, x = offline. MM_sr; for (i = 0; a & & I <.) Length & & (x = a [i]) & & x.oSrc; i ++) x.src = x.oSrc;
  }
  function MM_findObj (n, d) {//v4.01
  var p, i, x;  if(!d) d = document; If ((p = n.IndexOf ("?")) > 0 & & parent.frames.length) {}
  d = parent.frames [n.Substring(p+1)] .document; n = n.Substring (0, p) ;}
  If (!) () x = d [n]) & & copyrights) x = d.all [n]; for (i = 0;! x & & i < d.forms.length; i ++) x = d.forms [i] [n];
  for (i = 0;! x & & d.layers & & I < d.layers.length; i ++) x = MM_findObj (n, d.layers [i] .document);
  If (! x & & d.getElementById) x = d.getElementById (n); Return x;
  }

  function MM_swapImage() {//v3.0
  var i, j = 0, x, a = MM_swapImage.arguments; document. MM_sr = new Array; for (i = 0; i <(a.length-2); I += 3).
  If ((x = MM_findObj (a [i]))! = null) {document. MM_sr [j ++] = x; if(!x.oSrc) x.oSrc = x.src; x.SRC = a [i + 2] ;}
  }
  < /script >
  < / head >

  < body = onload "MM_preloadImages (' Images/Contact-2.png','Images/recyclage-2.png','Images/FAQ-2.pn g','Images/Savings-2.png','Images/Products-2.png','Images/About we - 2.png ')" >
  < div class = "container" >
  < div class = "header" > <! - end .header - > < / div >
  < div class = "content" >
  "< div id ="Divap1"> < a href =" # "MM_swapImgRestore" onmouseover = "MM_swapImage ('Image6 '", ' Images/a about US - 2.png', 1) "> < img src =" "Images/a about US - 1.png" name = "Image6" width = "82" height = "27" border = "0" id = "Image6" / > < /a > < a href = "#" MM_swapImgRestore"onmouseover =" MM_swapImage ('Picture5', ", ' Images/products - 2.png', 1)" > < img src = "Images/products - 1.png" name = "Picture5" width = "82" height = "27" border = "0" id = "Picture5" / > < /a > < a href = "#" MM_swapImgRestore' " onmouseover ="MM_SwapImage ('Image4',", ' Images/savings - 2.png', 1) "> < img src =" Images/savings - 1.png"name ="Image.4"width ="82"height ="27"border ="0"id ="Image.4"/ > < /a > < a href =" # "MM_swapImgRestore" onmouseover = "MM_swapImage ('Image3',", ' Images/FAQ - 2.png', 1) "> < img src =" Images/FAQ - 1.png"name ="3"width ="82"height ="27"border ="0"id ="3"/ > < /a > < a href =" # "MM_swapImgRestore" onmouseover = "MM_swapImage ("Image2"") (, ' Images/recycling - 2.png', 1) "> < img src =" Images/recycling - 1.png"name ="Image2"width ="82"height ="27"border ="0"id ="Image2"/ > < /a > < a href =" # "MM_swapImgRestore" onmouseover = "MM_swapImage (" Image1 ",", "Images/Contact - 2.png", 1) "> < img src =" Images/Contact - 1.png"name ="Image1"width ="82"height ="27"border ="0"id ="Image1"/ > < /a > < / div >"
  < / div >
  < div class = "footer" > < strong > < a href = "index.html" > home < /a > | < a href = "directions.html" > < /a > Directions | < a href = "contact.html" > Contact < /a > < br / >
  © 2011 geller lighting Supply Co., Inc. < br / >
  3720 trade Drive - Baltimore, MD 21227 < facilities > < br / >
  < / div >
  < / div >
  < / body >
  < / html >

  I've been helping out here before, I hope you can give me some advice, thank you!

  -Dan

  A 1px border at the top will do the same, as will overflow: hidden (which can be the best solution)...

• How to Center a div positioned absolute sensitive

  Hello

  I can't Center a div that I have position: absolute on. The width of the element, because it takes account of the 75% of margin auto is: 0; does not work. I do not know the width of the element container, the one with the position: relative to this subject. Its "bootstrap" reactive col-md-12 :) Thank you

  I tried and it doesn't work:

  {#HomeBoxWrapper}

  Width: 75%;

  position: absolute;

  bottom: 60px banner;

  Left: auto;

  right: auto;

  z-index: 10;

  }

  And it does not work

  {#HomeBoxWrapper}

  Width: 75%;

  position: absolute;

  bottom: 60px banner;

  margin-left: auto;

  margin-right: auto;

  z-index: 10;

  }

  I thought about it. My div occupies 75% of the width of the viewport. There is 25% of the width of viewport remaining. So 25/2 = 12.5. For me to get 12.5% of the empty on each side of my div display window, I need the value left or right to 12.5%. Not both. I went with the right. Worked perfectly.

  {#HomeBoxWrapper}

  Width: 75%;

  position: absolute;

  bottom: 60px banner;

  Right:12.5%;

  z-index: 10;

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• Call subVIs. Absolute or relative paths?

  Hello

  How can I know what are called the subVIs? I would like to know what type of path is used; absolute or relative.

  The brilliant solution would be if I could choose a VI and a list of its subVIs with the path close to.

  K.

  All paths are relative (even on different drives: /.. /.. / D / data / *) except for the symbolic paths (user.lib and vi.lib)

  The OpenG Toolkit has a feature called list VI hierarchy that returns an array of all VI within the call tree:

  

  Tone

• How to code in DW w/o the use of tags to position: absolute?

  I noticed that a lot of research shows that Dreamweavers Div tags position: absolute in CSS is absolute trash and demolishes havoc in browsers. Is there a way to get around this? If so how can I go about creating my Web page in Dreamweaver without the help of this method? Thank you

  Dreamweaver always puts this style in when you draw tags div etc.

  Nope.  You can't draw a div tag  But you can draw a 'layer' (apDiv).  So stop doing that.  But DW is just do what you tell him.

  I've placed a template in dreamweaver and it was absolute positioning.

  Where do you have the model.  Garbage in, you know?

  all of this has to do with positioning that is bugging me.

  Yes - then stop using the positioning, and read the article I suggested - as these:

  Tutorials HTML & CSS - http://w3schools.com/

  How to develop with CSS?

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

  Learn CSS positioning in 10 steps

  http://www.Barelyfitz.com/screencast/HTML-training/CSS/positioning/

  ========================================

  PREDEFINED CSS LAYOUTS

  Solid as a rock, commercial products that provide well in all the browsers and devices, visit seven project:

  http://www.Projectseven.com/products/index.htm

  Not only a grid CSS Framework (free)

  http://www.notjustagrid.com/demo.asp

  (Free) ultimate multi-column layouts

  http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/Ultimate-Multi-Column-Liquid-layout s-em-and-pixel-width

  EZ - CSS Templates (watch the screencast to see how it works)

  http://www.EZ-CSS.org/css_templates

  Dreamweaver CSS Templates for beginners (free)

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  News homepages DW (free)

  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/introducing_new_css_l ayouts.html

• question of position: absolute

  I have a div that is position: absolute. I can't seem to float, there right or left. I need it to be centered between the 2 other divs. Is the only way to do in the margin to the left or to the right since the float will not work?

  Thank you

  You cannot have two meanings.  You can either position: absolute or float: right / left.

  Learn CSS positioning in 10 steps
  http://www.Barelyfitz.com/screencast/HTML-training/CSS/positioning/

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
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  http://ALT-Web.com/
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• Change all links to the site from absolute to relative

  So I'll try to make an individual link to absolute to relative, however, it is an image file to a favicon. When I change all the links of the site normally makes the link on the page all the "images/favicon.ico', but this does not work for pages not on the root of the site. So, how can I do this correctly?

  I use DW CS4.

  I don't know what you're asking.  But by this root favicon of the site link, you should be fine in all pages.

  Search for "href = images/favicon.ico""and replace with"href="/images/favicon.ico".

• CSS; position: absolute in IE

  Hello

  I experience some display problems with IE. Everything works perfectly on FF and Safari, but nothing is good on IE.

  I think the problem comes from the "position: absolute" in my CSS. I read on different forum that IE cannot correctly read the absolute position.

  All the solutions for that?

  My Web site: http://www.restnclub.com

  login: [email protected]

  Pass: test

  If you wan't to have a glance on IE.

  Thank you

  Timothy

  (1) build your HTML content so that it flows naturally from the top to the bottom of the page.

  (2) use the default CSS positioning (which is not at all positioning).

  (3) align items on your page using CSS properties:

  margin: top | good | bottom | left;

  float: left or right

  padding: top | good | bottom | on the left,

  text-align: left, Center, or right.

  Demos of floats & margins:
  

  http://ALT-Web.com/demos/3-CSS-boxes.shtml

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

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
  www.Alt-Web.com/
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  www.Alt-Web.blogspot.com

• Is it possible to change link paths from absolute to relative?

  My company uses Dropbox to synchronize all our design files between all the computers in the designer. Currently our Illustrator files are too large (500 + MB) because we incorporate images. We must maximize save/download time and the space occupied by these files, if we put in place a folder structure that allows us to make a link to the images that we will store them in a folder.

  Our structure of folder for the related files: CUSTOMER/PROJECT of NAME NAME/Version/assets/Linked Files/linkedFile.png

  Our folder structure for the Illustrator comps: CUSTOMER NAME/PROJECT NAME/Version/Designs/Platform/Device/uiComp.ai

  Unfortunately, Illustrator seems to refer to absolute paths for each linked file and each user has a different structure where their Dropbox folder.

  Designer 1 Dropbox path: /jessi/user/Dropbox /

  Designer 2 Dropbox path: / Volumes/Dropbox / (he holds on an external drive)

  Designer 3 Dropbox path: / Users/rusty/Dropbox /

  For this reason, if another designer opens a file, all the links are broken. If the paths are relative, it would work.

  We all use. Adobe Illustrator CC (2014)

  Unfortunately you can not change the paths of the link to relative

  Try

  http://Techblog.willshouse.com/2011/01/16/Adobe-Illustrator-linked-files-fix/

  Let us know if this works with CC 2014

• Footer positioned absolutly do not stick to bottom of page

  My site is http://thedrink.org/drupaltest2/?q=node/4

  The div #block - block - 2 is absolutely positioned downwards. Is its only div containing the value relative positioing #page. #page, body and html are all set min-height of 100%.

  Why is #block - block - 2 not pinned to the bottom of the page?

  Thank you

  Gluing the bottom of the page:

  http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/

  The technical youre currently using will fail

• Automation of absolute or relative mode on graphs

  Hello

  I want to do a control triggers an event on my Panel frontal vi, which makes alternate time graphics mode to absolute relative in x mode.  I can't find the property or method where I can access this mode.  When right-clicking on the chart control, it's under view/properties/format type.  Anyone know where I can this change dynamically during execution?  I am looking in the properties/methods of the chart control reference, can't seem to find it.

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  David J.

  Hi David,

  Right click on the terminal chart and select: create > property Node > XScale > display Format > Format

  Steve

• Absolute addressing related vs

  I used Captivate project and created successfully from the pages of menu with buttons to access existing projects. It works beautifully. (Using Captivate Menu Builder has been a disaster, but that's another story).
  
  When I copied all the files on a disc and took the project of the disk, only the first page worked. Whenever I used a button of call/jump to another file, he could not locate the file. The error message listed on full filename of the location of the original file, the letter of the hard drive and all. He wasn't even trying to get the disk.
  
  I tried to use a link to a project rather than a file, but who had the same problem.
  
  Can someone tell me how to get the button to access a relative address instead of the absolute?
  
  Thanks a bunch

  Hi 123mustbeme and welcome to our community

  You said:
  I tried to use a link to a project rather than a file, but who had the same problem.

  Normally, everything you do is point on the project. You're then left with a relative link. Note that ultimately, you will need to place the two output that you create as well as the project that you have access to in the same folder, but I've never seen fail in this way.

  Some people pushing confused about the binding in this way and don't understand how Captivate can know what he is supposed to link to, because in the end, you are pointing to the. CP file for the project that you are linking. But Captivate has resolved it for me. Exactly HOW it works, it's still a mystery. I'm just happy that it works.

  See you soon... Rick

• IE6 and IE7 do not like my position absolute DIV tag

  I did some research on Google.  I made sure that the position of the envelope has been set at parent and I tried clearing offending left, right and two tanks of the div tag.

  This is the header which gives me headaches. I could include it as part of the mainNav div if all else fails, but I hope there is a simple solution to this bug, I've not found in Google.

  Everything I learned about web design I learned over the last month or two, so if you can keep this in mind, I would be grateful.

  Thank you.

  Web site URL: http://www.ladyhawkslair.com

  Code: http://www.ladyhawkslair.com/code.txt

  IE already gave me some problems.  I use Firefox because it's faster.  I learned that it's less buggy.  Yeesh.

  BTW, how important are IE6 and IE7?  I'm more upset by their behavior and may simply strike them if most of the people have upgraded to IE8.

  Glad it works for you... good luck.

  Brad Lawryk

  Adobe Professional Community: Dreamweaver

  The Northern British Columbia Adobe user group: Manager

  Thompson Rivers University: Dreamweaver instructor

  My Blog from Adobe: http://blog.lawryk.com

• How to check the fix related information in Oracle 7

  As I want to check the patch of an Oracle DB 7 lvl. Could someone tell me how to check or find information.
  
  Thanks to all the experts here.

  Welcome to the forums!

  What specific version of 7? As a general rule, this statement should provide information

  SQL> select * from V$version;
  

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/A57673_01/doc/dcommon/oin/index.htm

  HTH
  Srini

• CSS and tables

  I just starting to learn CSS and I'm a bit confused about the use of tables. When designing with CSS, always placing tables on your page, to organize the content, or you just to position the elements of positioning (absolute, fixed, static, float) of the CSS attributes?
  This question has a meaning? I've always used tables and nested tables to position my content, but it seems that with CSS, position yourself with orders...
  This is all pretty new to me... I'm sure a lot of other questions of beginners will take me.
  
  -Brad
  

  You know how with tables, you can add a padding to increase the space between the inside of the said table and its contents? You can then increase the space outside the table and whether to side with right margins?

  When you create a layout "Table-less" apply you this same type of development shaped a "div" instead of a table. Divs are similar to tables, but they come with no baggage - they are completely shaved.

  The big difference is that you can not divs with multiple columns or rows. In scenarios that require that, so you have to be a little creative so they fit.

  If you have $20 for once, I suggest strongly that watch you the series of Eric Meyer on "CSS web Design:

  http://MovieLibrary.Lynda.com/HTML/modPage.asp?ID=279

  Look forward to the back twice and you will be, I promise you.