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• I have a problem with CSS vertical align. Help!

  This could be an easy fix, I don't know... but I've been customized style BC Photo Gallery and lightbox on this site that I'm doing for a photographer and I got a problem with the vertical alignment.

  I created my own .css document to replace styles Viewer by default in British Colombia, and now all I'm left with tries to Center vertically the lightbox image. I googled some methods and tried, but had no luck...

  http://michaellaphotography.BusinessCatalyst.com/Gallery-pages/weddings

  Check out the link, and when you click on any thumbnail, you'll see what I mean.

  I know I can't use filling methods, because I work with pictures in portrait and landscape.

  Thanks for your help!

  The light therapy device you use made for the creation of a larger full size of the image.  As a general rule, if you have a portrait image that is larger that the screen of the user enough scroll a little more.

  If you temporarily remove the CSS for "img #lightbox" on line 20 of myStyles.css you'll see how lightbox works in native mode. This should be good since the user wants to zoom and see a bigger picture when they click on it and it will be as big as possible on their screen.

  Once you see what I mean with the changes, I can tell you how to make sure the portrait images do not expand to full height and beyond the viewport. Rather than delete the CSS "img #lightbox" statement like I said before, this time change for:

  #lightbox img {}

  Width: auto;

  height: 100%;

  }

  This will ensure the images in the light therapy device take 100% of the height of the lightbox container and the width dimensionnera automatically to keep the proportion of the image. Landscape photos will be large and landscape photos will not be larger than the viewport.

• CSS Vertical alignment

  If I use the following code, why don't the table align everything up?
  

  On Wednesday, April 4, 2007 17:41:06 + 0000 (UTC), "rmiman".
  wrote:

  > #MainContentTable {}
  > height: 600px;
  > width: 800px;
  > text-align: center;
  > vertical-align: top;
  >}

  Try this way:

  {#MainContentTable}
  height: 600px;
  Width: 800px;
  }
  #MainContentTable td {}
  text-align: center;
  vertical-align: top;
  }

  Gary

• A few questions about CSS

  Hello and happy 'After' Thanksgiving

  I have a page with a divs

  Wrapper

  Header

  mainContent

  Sidebar

  Footer

  I did all my Divs starting with a #.

  #wrapper, #header, etc.

  Inside the #sidebar, I put another Div #articles name which is where I want to go in different articles on different topics

  Example, policy, technology, etc.

  The idea is to change all of these articles with a new, at least every month.

  Now, if I want to change the font, how can h1, h2, p, ONLY within this zone (#articles) I do?

  What I have to do a

  Selector class for each?

  An element selector?

  IM lost

  Other issues are:

  What is the diffenence of

  #sidebar #articles p.

  TO

  #sidebar #articles p (was that with no periods)

  I have more questions, but if I get it first, my weekend will be sky.

  Thank you

  Now, I did all my IDs like that

  #wrapper, #header, etc.

  Thus, its wrong.

  How can I solve this problem?

  Should I start over?

  Change them just manually in the code by removing the ID as octothorpe leader values (' # ').

  I see something like

  . I'm glad

  This is a DIV or a class?

  I'm confused...

  Yes - I see that you are confused.  It's a little confusing at first.  "content" would be a CSS SELECTOR which is a CLASS assignment on an HTML element, for example,

  .  You can use a class given several times on a page, but you can use an ID value once.  This means that each paragraph of the page may have a class of 'content', but that only one element may have an ID of 'content '.

  On the amendment of the police, I want to know, is how to change each element in this particular DIV?

  I told you already.  Re-read my answer.

  So, when should I use one of the other?

  It wouldn't be responsible until we know a) what your HTML looks like, and b) what you are trying to accomplish.  In General with the new CSS users tend to use only class assignments, causing their stylesheets become long, confusing, and terribly redundant.  As gain you more experience, you will discover that you can accomplish the same thing with an unique ID selector (in many cases) that requires several class assignments (for example, my way was suggested to change the font for each content item in)

  ).  Finally, you'll discover the incredible power of descendant selectors by focusing your CSS on a variety of page elements.

  Hope that helps.

• Question about CSS @import and some confusion ID

  1ST QUARTER)
  
  I read that to be correct, you should not use more than one < link href... > a page but only use one, then the @import to make reference to others. I understand that other < link href... > is intended for users to select a preferred style. So far, the browsers seem to make pages using all style sheets related and I've never used a @import. Which is better?
  
  Q2)
  
  Say you have < div ID = 'something' > or < div class = 'something' > I think I saw rules expressed with the referenced before theID or class of CSS rules like this tag
  
  div.somthing or div #something
  
  What is the difference between this and
  
  .quelquechose div
  
  I think that these last styles a .div down the container the < div class = 'something' > but after that, things are a little blury.
  
  Sorry to ask you this my being a really fundamental question and do not think that I do not read that sort of thing - it is not just pass through!
  
  Thank you
  
  Martin

  > I read that to be correct, that you should not use more than one<>
  > href... >
  > to a page

  Where did you read that?

  > What is the best?

  What works for you is the best.

  > div.somthing or div #something
  >
  > What is the difference between this and
  >
  > .quelquechose div

  The former accomplishes two things:

  1. it restricts the rule applies only to the elements in div.something,
  and not to p.something or ul.something.
  2. He adds 'priority' to the selector so that it can substitute for others
  conflicting style in which case would be a simple selector, not made up
  not. For example, in this case.

  p.something {color: blue ;}}
  .quelquechose {color: red ;}}

  This text-

  What color?

  would be blue.

  The latter is completely different. You read your selectors from right to
  on the left, so .quelquechose div would specify the div that is a descendant of the any
  ancestor with a class of 'something' (and not just a div).

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  News:gg8n05$LFQ$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
  (> Q1)
  >
  > I read that to be correct, that you should not use more than one<>
  > href... >
  > to a page but only use one, then the @import to make reference to others. I have
  > understand than others of are intended for users to choose a favorite
  > style. So far, the browsers seem to render pages using all the linked style
  > leaves and
  > I have never used @import. Which is better?
  >
  (> Q2)
  >
  > Let's say you have

  or

  I think I have
  > have
  > given rules expressed with the referenced before theID or class tag in CSS
  > rules
  > like that
  >
  > div.somthing or div #something
  >
  > What is the difference between this and
  >
  > .quelquechose div
  >
  > I think that these last styles a .div descendant of the container<>
  > class = 'something' > but after that, things are a little blury.
  >
  > Sorry to ask you this my being a really fundamental question and do not think that I am not
  > read this stuff - it's not just pass through!
  >
  > Thank you
  >
  > Martin
  >

• Question about CSS styles in the tutorial on creating your first website part 2

  Hello

  I am currently on the tutorial on creating your first Web site 2 part. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/dw_html5_pt2.html . I am creating a new CSS style for #logo h1, h2 #logo. My text does not move off the screen and the Citrus coffee still has the text header in front of him. The instructions are not very clear. Can someone please explain what I'm doing wrong?

  Thank you

  Alexisonsmith3

  Another thing you can try to do is to change the case of your CSS tags:

  #logo hgroup {}

  position: absolute;

  top:-500px;

  }

  Definition above can be:

  #Logo hgroup {}

  position: absolute;

  top:-500px;

  }

  It is also recommended to always use lowercase letters to set all your CSS rules.

  I don't know if it will really work - but just a thought

• Questions about CSS, XHTML, HTML and Dreamweaver behaviors

  Hi all
  
  First of all the CSS is the same in HTML and XHTML code codes coding? Because I know that the HTML and XHTML are different in the way that XHTML is much stricter coding wise you can't just type the coding uppercase higher as you can in HTML even if it's a bad practice do anyway.
  
  Is it true that in the future we web developers will use XHTML instead of HTML? In Dreamweaver CS3, I noticed that when I click on the sign more then go in "show events for" behavior it does not show IE 7.0 or FireFox browsers is there a reason why it does not work? I know I can get multiple behaviors to Dreamweaver CS3, but when I click on 'Get more Behaviors' it automatically their on the site Web of Adobe in the United States, is possible I could download them from there even if my software is the version of the United Kingdom?
  
  Thank you very much for reading this and maybe you respond to it.
  
  Kind regards
  
  Oliver

  DreamweaverStud84 wrote:
  > First of all the CSS is the same in HTML and XHTML code codes coding?

  Yes.

  > Is it true that in the future we web developers will use XHTML instead of
  > HTML?

  N ° the W3C intends to introduce a new version of HTML called HTML 5. Some
  will continue to use XHTML 1.0, others will switch to HTML 5, even
  others will use the XHTML than HTML 5 version.

  > In Dreamweaver CS3, I noticed that when I click on more behaviors
  > sign then go in "show events for", it does not show IE 7.0 or FireFox
  > Browsers is there a reason why it does not work?

  For events show indicates the minimum version supported. The default value
  adjustment (HTML 4.01) is that you must use.

  > I know that I can get more behaviors to
  > Dreamweaver CS3, but when I click on 'Get more behaviors' it automatically
  > them appear on the Adobe Web site in the United States, it is possible that I could
  > Download them from here, even if my software is the version of the United Kingdom?

  Yes.

  --
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  Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of ED)
  Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
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• Why the "vertical-align" argument does not work?

  Very often, I try to use the "vertical-align" argument to control the CSS formatting, but so far he has never worked, so I had to resolve the situation by specifying values for margin...

  Why the "vertical-align" argument does not work in CSS?

  Alternatives?

  For your reading pleasure.

  http://phrogz.NET/CSS/vertical-align/index.html

  Gary

• 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.

• Vertical alignment of the table cell can be defined via CSS?

  In a table cell (IE, 'td') is it possible to define "valign" via CSS, instead of table cell appropriate?

  In other words, instead of...

  < table >

  < b >

  < td valign = "top" >

  .. is it possible to do:

  < table >

  < b >

  < class td = "top" >

  .. somehow, .and allow the stylesheet to define the vertical alignment?

  I ask because none of the attribute in Dreamweaver CS4 presets seem to provide for vertical alignment. Everything on God's Green Earth seems to be there, but the vertical alignment of the cell table seems to be the ONLY thing THAT forgotten CSS.

  miyeager, I'm sorry, I misread your question. Yes, you can. Use ' vertical-align: top of the text.

• Questions about tables in text boxes

  When I convert the text to a table, there is a small space between the text block and the table. I have two questions about this:

  1. Is it possible to remove this gap? I put the text block options set spacing to 0 and gutter to 0 and spacing of table before and after to 0.
  2. Is it possible to create a table that is not in a block of text, especially when converting text to a table?

  Attached is a few screenshots that I hope will be useful. In the first image, East of the limit of the framework text in magenta and the structure of the table is in light blue. The gap between the blue magenta and light vertical lines on the left, that's what I want to remove.

  

  Tables are always in a text frame, and in fact, they are part of a paragraph, so I would check the assigned to this paragraph paragraph style and see if there is a left indent applied, or perhaps a paragraph alignment is set to something other than the left.

• How vertical align a .swf in html

  Hello.

  I use the following code horizontally to align my swf on screen. How about vertical align?

  Thanks in advance

  Google: align the vertical css

• Left edges of printed lines moving in and out of vertical alignment, goes to the bottom of the page.

  I downloaded an upgrade HP suggested and just after, had a paper jam.   I have authorized, but then got the error message: cartridge stuck.

  I couldn't find the cartridges in a first time (they were caught completely to the left), then the belt to see if I could make it appear.  Nothing helped, and... uh - oh - guess that I would not do.

  Finally, I spotted the cartridges, slipped to them where they were supposed to be, and the printer worked.  Except now, descending by the offset of the page become for two and some lines (first part crushed), indentation of about an eighth of an inch of horizontal lines.  Then, on a half inch below the page lines come back to correct the record.  Then they go again shifted, which cycling through all the way to the bottom of the page.

  How, please, can I restore the vertical alignment?

  I have a MacBook Pro with OSX 10.7.5.   All my HP applications are dated 5 March 2012

  (I'd be happy to be notified when there is response, [edited by Moderator] Thank you)

  Hi dickns33,

  I'm glad to hear that you found someone else and it works. As for the former, although it is very nice and respectful to donate, make you a good point about someone buy it and be disappointed in the quality of printing. I think the best thing to do is to recycle.

  HP has recovered more than 2.3 billion pounds of products for reuse and recycling. HP helps to extend the life of THIS material through our programmes of refurbishment, reducing the environmental impacts and make it accessible to the largest equipment. We recycle products that are more suitable for re-use. - This presentation text and additional information are on the following Web page.   70 countries and territories around the world where we are collecting used products for resale and recycling.

  Thanks for the rest a loyal customer of HP and to hang in there all the way with me here on the HP Forums. If you need a helping hand, feel free to reconnect and reach out.

• Vertical alignment problem

  Hello.

  I'm really dense or something wrong with the way of working alignments.

  I took the basic HelloWorld application and tried to simply align the text:

  Page {
      Container {
          horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Fill
          verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Fill
          Label {
              horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Center
              verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Center
              // Localized text with the dynamic translation and locale updates support
              text: qsTr("Hello World") + Retranslate.onLocaleOrLanguageChanged
              textStyle.base: SystemDefaults.TextStyles.BigText
          }
      }
  }
  

  So as far as I understand it, the container must snuggly fill available about heigth (vertical) and width (horizontal) space.

  If the label should be centered in two dimensions as well. But when I run it, the label only centered horizontally, but not vertically.

  I deceive you somewhere? I didn't I'd be able to get something wrong so fundamentally easy.

  Looking forward to your answers.

  Best regards

  Wildcat

  The default layout for a container is a StackLayout fixing things up and down. You can use the DockLayout to center the text like this:

  Page {
      Container {
          layout: DockLayout {}
          horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Fill
          verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Fill
          Label {
              horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Center
              verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Center
              // Localized text with the dynamic translation and locale updates support
              text: qsTr("Hello World") + Retranslate.onLocaleOrLanguageChanged
                  textStyle.base: SystemDefaults.TextStyles.BigText
          }
      }
  }
  

• Vertical alignment problems HP Photosmart D110a on A5 paper

  Hello, I would like to know if someone could help me with this question:

  I have problems of vertical alignment to print on A5 paper on the photosmart d110a.

  Printing of text will leave 10 cm from edge of paper even though I have no room to set up.

  I use Mac OS X 10.8.3 on a Mac Book Pro with the retina display.

  Clues?

  Thank you very much!

  Leandro

  I recommend you to install the driver of HP, if available for your version of Mac OS X. You will need to install the driver of AirPrint and sometimes the HP driver work better than AirPrint.