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• Good positioning, CSS2 Tutorial?

  I am interested in learning CSS2 using div tags and as I've been using tables for several years now. I need a tutorial that starts very basic offshore and progresses of t here. Where is an excellent tutorial for this? I already know CSS1.
  
  Thank you
  Angie

  .oO (computerkitten)

  > I hope that in the future. But my question is I've heard say that CSS2
  > is not stable in all browsers and have been directed to stay with tables.
  > Is it really accurate however?

  It depends on what features of CSS that you want to use. Recent browsers
  like Opera or Firefox are quite meet standards, while the more
  browser used (and most hated) in the world has not much really nice
  characteristics or implements in a bad way. So what you said is
  true for IE, but not for modern browsers.

  > I know you helped me with tables in the
  > last week, but in the future, a period of time, I would begin to learn more
  > on CSS2.

  A good start would be to _not_ use positioning until you really know how
  It works and when to use it. Try to learn the basics of the CSS _and_ HTML
  first. Learn how to properly structure your content and how to write
  reasonable markup. Positioning is one of the most advanced, complex and
  complicated subjects, but it is not as important as some people might want to
  to tell you.

  > But of course worried about make a site in CSS2 and spin
  > evil in a browser.

  Test, test, test.

  And test.

  Always test in different browsers to make sure that all
  works as expected. But the only real problem is 'just' IE...

  A common and reasonable advice is to code in accordance with the standards and
  apply workarounds for IE if necessary. Things will become _slightly_
  better with IE7, that will finally run a lot of features that most
  other browsers already support for years.

  Micha

• positioning css for IE11

  I remove all the Spry lists and changing to pure CSS for my drop-down lists.

  I bought 7 software project for this on the recommendation of messages in this forum.

  The horizontal list that begins with "contact us" etc, is supposed to be located at the bottom of the thin vertical lists on all browsers works, but doesn't stay in place on IE11. It works very well on my current index (thanks to Nancy O) page.

  http://www.country-Gallery.com/

  Any suggestions? I took our photos and information on us to try to make the work easier, but not good! It's my experimental page...

  http://www.country-Gallery.com/index3.html

  Thank you!

  Janet

  Al called me and explained CSS errors in the footer DIV. It wasn't a mistake to project 7 of course and I am very grateful! You can't get better customer service than this.

• Problem of position CSS Logo

  Hello

  I recently worked on a web project. In the project, I have a css file that is suppose to position the image of the logo.

  This is the css code:

  / * LOGO * /.

  #logo {}
  Width: 830px;
  height: 90px;
  margin: 0 auto;
  margin-top: 10px;
  margin left: 200px;
  background: url(images/img04.jpg) no-repeat left top;
  }

  Margin-top down the logo and the left margin moves the logo into alignment. The problem is that when I check the

  page on the different sizes of screen left margin makes the logo image to automatically move to the middle of the page.

  Rather than stay in the position you want.

  If anyone can help.

  Thank you.

  Very difficult to know what needs this poster. First, they say they want the logo to the left so I said delete margin: 0 auto; in the css as it was then. 200px left margin appears now... hummmm

• Positioning CSS or DW problem?

  I have problems with CSS positioning after spending several hours of reading and trial and error.  I'm starting to think that Dreamweaver is broken, and thoughts of reloading cross my mind.

  My desire is to have a background image "beneath" my page wrap div, essentially as a border surrounding it.  I posted this image of 'background' as relative position and therefore my wrap div page as absolute positioning.  The wrap of the page was given a background color and a line of text to allow me to 'see' where I am to get the correct positioning. I think that the background color of the page div wrap "show" but it is not. (?)

  I placed my palette, as we'll call it, with margins, while he was trying to put my envelope of page using the top, right, bottom and left through the CSS dialog box.  What are the values used, the div is in the lower left corner of the browser window and refuses to move.

  #palette {}
  background: url(images/pallete.png) no-repeat;
  Width: 1200px;
  height: 1400px.
  margin: 100px auto;
  position: relative;
  }

  #page wrap {}
  position: absolute;
  background: #C06;
  height: 1100px;
  Width: 960px;
  top: 100px;
  right:-120px;
  }

  It got so that the changes I've made to the CSS at this stage will not trigger even a refresh of the Panel styles CSS?  What gives?

  Thank you.

  I've never used "Live Code" before and could set more #page for my taste, but it's an approximate position, so to speak, I can only approximate its center within #palette.  I started thinking that I have the success, until I go to the browser view, where the #page position seems to pass.

  You try to use HTML as a word processor, and it's the absolute wrong approach (no pun intended)!

  Location of the item an absolute positioning is calculated based on the location of its nearest positioned ANCESTOR.  An "ancestor" is a container element, not an adjacent element (which would be a 'brother').  So, if you want to than your element to absolute positioning out of the location of a relatively positioned element, it must be a child (or descendant) of this relatively positioned element.  In other words, to make #page work against #palette, he must be inside #palette.

  If there are alternatives to ensure the positioning other than my current method, I would be interested to learn about it.  I'm not aware of the disadvantages mentioned with using this type of positioning, could you give some details please?

  There is an excellent alternative without using the positioning at all - it is called "best practices".   The disadvantages of using absolute positioning for all are:

  1. because the absolute position elements are removed from the flow of code on the page, they are immune to travel in other parts of page not positioned due to changes in browser window size or screen text size changes.

  2. because #1 is the case, and given that display text size changes can cause the container to change height, if this container is positioned absolutely, its text content may overlap other content to the screen.  More positioned in absolute terms of containers of text the worse this effect becomes quickly, producing a unusable, overlapping mess.

  3 in absolute position items on the screen regardless of where the items appear in the code, and as a result, it is entirely possible to have two parts of the text which are meaningful semantic when taken as a unit separated by a bit of code, or other pieces of text.  Thus, pages built with absolute positioning text containers are usually not semantically sensitive, which means that they would not succeed well when it is run by a system of assistance of the screen.

  4. in view of all these things, the pages that contain elements of balance and frequently positioned elements go wandering as width of the viewport is changed.

  As a result, the method most likely to be chosen by an inexperienced user due to its apparent simplicity is also the absolute worst possible approach to the construction of the page.

  Oh, by the way, the values of positioning below were obtained through 'slide' div = page in position.  I wouldn't rather Code Live, but taken into concrete values in the future.

  The approach of processing in action!  The only way to make the connection of concrete values is to have a provision already laid down on paper before you start.

  Tell more about how you want your page to look at (I don't know what you mean exactly on centering #page #palette 'up', but if you mean "before" then consider this -

  This is my page

  (Note that I deleted all the positioning, as well as all heights - of Villa is a bad idea to declare explicit heights on elements that contain text, once again because of possible overflow issues)

• Positioning CSS questions

  I'm in the beginnings of the creation of my first 'real' site. (In other words, my first site that can actually do something) And I put all my skills to the test. I'm begin by nailing to the bottom of my page/design layout, so I'll switch to programming. I have some problems with positioning/formatting CSS in Internet Explorer.
  
  Here's the url: http://lwrussell.com/new_site/
  
  So far, I've been able to determine all questions that raised between these two browsers except these two problems:
  
  In Internet Explorer, you will notice that the right hand navigation seems cut upward while it looks perfect in Firefox. Any ideas on this one?
  Also, the content area of the body/is placed to the right 10 + pixels in IE where it is in FF.
  
  Any help?
  
  Thank you guys! I really appreciate it!
  Luke

  The page looks the same in IE7/FF2x.

  > IE and FF deal differently with some padding and margins

  No, they don't. At least not in the standard mode. What IE 6 does, however,
  of doubling the margin on a floating when the float element and the margin
  are on the same side. Difficulty on this page by adding-

  Display: inline;

  the rule of #content.

  Why are you using the

  Tag?

  In any case, if you remove your items #ntred and #nbred, you will see the
  Navigation-don't know what they're doing, or why they are there.

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  "grammarg" wrote in message
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  > IE and FF deal differently with some padding and margins. Maybe start by
  > Reset the default settings? Try this link and you can Google for similar
  > things
  > if this seems to fix the problem.
  >
  > http://www.clagnut.com/blog/1287/
  >

• Tag DIV, positioning CSS H1and issue

  Hi all
  I have a basic question concerning the placement of a text inside a < div > tag. Essentially, I am creating a small topic block (the < div > tag) 750px wide by high 25px, with a left-aligned title text and a prize titled text aligned to the right and 5px of padding around the text on all sides.
  
  The problem I have is just to get the right text aligned to move far enough to the right of the block 750px topic using CSS. I want to create more space between the end of the title text and the beginning of the price text, but because the length of the title text will vary from point to point, I can't use a compensation of the left margin of the title text. Basically I want to compensate the right text to the far right of the header itself block edge without the use of tables. I hope this makes sense.
  
  What would be a good approach to take to do something as simple as this, not to mention that I am trying to create something that "looks like" a table without using tables?
  
  Thank you
  ~ Greg

  We will see the page, please.

  A float located on contano of text with a right margin may be whatever you
  need.

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  "Myrrhlin225" wrote in message
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  > Hi all,
  > I have a fundamental question regarding the placement of a text inside a
  >

  
  > tag. I'm basically trying to create a small topic block (the

  )
  > 750px
  > integer by 25px high, with a left-aligned title text and a price
  > topic text aligned to the right and 5px of padding around the text on all
  > side.
  >
  > The problem I just becomes right-aligned text move away
  > no longer enough on the right block 750px topic using CSS. I want to
  > create
  > more space between the end of the title text and the beginning of the
  > price
  > text, but because the length of the title text will vary from point to point, I
  > can not
  > use a shift to the left margin of the title text. Basically I want to compensate for
  > the
  > good text from the edge to the right of the header block itself without
  > help
  > tables. I hope this makes sense.
  >
  > What would be a good approach to take to do something as simple as
  >,
  > not to mention that I'm creating something that "looks like" a
  > table
  > without the use of tables?
  >
  > Thank you,
  > ~ Greg
  >

• CSS positioning of elements of PA for the text on the question of background image

  I'm relatively new to dreamweaver from frontpage in the dust. Some things have been easier or I'm missing something. My client site uses backgrounds customized site on most pages, and I just want to understand how the text of the provision above. From what I've read, it seems that using AP elements is the most appropriate at this stage of the construction.

  I can't to the do stay where I want that they. They are fine until you go full screen, then they move to the right. I need to find a way to keep them in one place no matter what. I'm sure you get the idea. Any help would be appreciated.

  http://www.homeworks4u.ca/Sitemap_Homeworks4U.html

  Non-living sites. I'm just waiting for text... and trying to figure out how to do so that he can stay on top of my baggage without messing with my menus.

  Thanks in advance,

  Scott

  APDivs (formerly known as layers) are NOT the best approach for this.  Here's why:

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

  (1) find a good, shaping CSS to get started with.

  http://ALT-Web.com/templates/basic-1-Col-fixed.html

  (2) a text on a complex background image alignment is futile.  It is a concept of impression that Won't hold up on web pages because you can't control the browser settings, the screen or the text sizes.

  (3) height is a restriction in all browsers except IE.  Don't use values of height on containers with text inside them because this will inevitably cause failures when the text size is increased or amount of content exceeds the available space.

  (4) if necessary to show a background image, use the min-height CSS property.

  Tables to CSS Web Design part 1-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt1.html

  Tables to CSS Web Design part 2-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt2.html

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
  http://ALT-Web.com/
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• Positioning and use of layers

  Hello

  I'm not very good at CSS and I read a lot of documentation on the positioning, but so far I was not able to fully understand. I'm doing a menu (or something like that), which is located to the right of the image. If I try to do something like this:

  

  The browser window

  Image

  Options (layer)

  OK, easy, but if I try to center the image so that it looks like this:

  

  I get somethng like this:

  

  Part of the documentation on the internet seems to be confusing (maybe I do not understand). One of them said I should put:

  Relative

  Absolute

  .. since childhood (red layer) is inside the mother (the image)... but for me don't work (or sense, shouldn't the Red layer position is 'relative' so that 'relative' father's top and left values?) ...

  So far, the code looks like this:

  < code >

  <! 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 = iso-8859-1 "/ >"
  < title > experimental 2 < /title >
  < style type = "text/css" >
  <!--

  
  {#container1}
  
  }

  
  {#Layer1}
  position: absolute;
  
  left: 768px.
  top: 153px;
  Width: 245px;
  height: 67px;
  z-index: 1;
  background-color: #F2F2F2;
  / * for IE * /.
  Filter:alpha(opacity=60);
  / * Standard CSS3 * /.
  opacity: 0.6;
  padding: 10px 10px;
  z index: 999;
  }

  {#Layer2}
  position: absolute;
  left: 768px.
  top: 247px;
  Width: 245px;
  height: 67px;
  z-index: 1;
  background-color: #F2F2F2;
  / * for IE * /.
  Filter:alpha(opacity=60);
  / * Standard CSS3 * /.
  opacity: 0.6;
  padding: 10px 10px;
  }

  
  {#Layer3}
  position: absolute;
  left: 768px.
  top: 341px;
  Width: 245px;
  height: 67px;
  z-index: 1;
  background-color: #F2F2F2;
  / * for IE * /.
  Filter:alpha(opacity=60);
  / * Standard CSS3 * /.
  opacity: 0.6;
  padding: 10px 10px;
  }

  
  {#Layer4}
  position: absolute;
  left: 768px.
  top: 435px;
  Width: 245px;
  height: 67px;
  z-index: 1;
  background-color: #F2F2F2;
  / * for IE * /.
  Filter:alpha(opacity=60);
  / * Standard CSS3 * /.
  opacity: 0.6;
  padding: 10px 10px;
  }

  * {
  do-family: Arial, Helvetica, without serif
  color: #696969;
  }

  
  ->
  < / style >
  < / head >

  < body >

  < div id = "Container1" > <!-PARENT *->
  < img src = "media/image1.jpg" / > "

  < div id = "Layer1" > <!-CHILD *->
  Option 1
  < / div > <!-CHILD *->

  < div id = "Layer2" > <!-CHILD *->
  Option 2
  < / div > <!-CHILD *->

  < div id = "Layer 3" > <!-CHILD *->
  Option 3
  < / div > <!-CHILD *->

  < div id = "Layer4" > <!-CHILD *->
  Option 4
  < / div > <!-CHILD *->

  
  </div> <!-- PARENT **************************************************** -->

  
  < p > < / p >
  < p > < / p >
  < / body >
  < / html >

  < code >

  I appreciate all the help... Thanks for your attention

  All wrong! You use all the way from positioning absolute, and who is liable to wreak havoc with different browsers. There is no relative positioning in your code. Relative Placemnt of the elements is obtained by setting the margins, padding and alignment rules, not by setting absolute coordinates in pixels. For example Center; would focus items horizontally within the parent container element, which in your case means that if applied to the image, it would be centered in the browser. Alignment right at the obvious would be align: right; and so on. you get the idea. It's only that you must learn and understand - a model, which places the items based on their difference in the parent container element.

  Mylenium

• adding css support contained in the head of my models?

  I have a list a css files in support of content and wish to add the support contained in the head of my models.

  
  

  Is it possible to add a support contained in the head of my models because when I use the editor on line and save the file he returned to just below the head tag and is placed in the upper part of the body that is not good for css files.

  There is a problem with the content owners how to return them to use for things like MORE you need really DO NOT change code using the editor to the admin, it of a WYSIYWG and not really designed to do code and is only compatible XHTML.

  You can use liquid includes which works better for this sort of thing and you really need to change the code through the tab 'develop' If you have an account partner or use a code editor and FTP files.

• Question of CSS... (please help)

  Hi all...
  
  Anyone who is good in CSS.
  Please help me with the following problem.
  
  Topic: 9
  Apex: 4.1
  Browser: IE 7
  Database: 11g
  
  I use the "" side bar area' "THEME 9.
  The "" TITLE bar"" sidebar region is in "'red.'" »
  
  I tried to change it to '' blue'. I tried the following styles, but it has not applied
  
  {code}
  . Sidebar-region h3 {}
  background-color: rgb (118,164,190);
  }
  
  } .sidebar-region
  background-color: rgb (118,164,190);
  }
  
  {code}
  
  I checked the sidebar region model and found the classes it uses.
  
  
  Here are the following classes using the APEX.
  
  {code}
  } .sidebar-region
  float: right;
  Width: 200px;
  display: inline;
  overflow: hidden;
  }
  
  . Sidebar-region h3 {}
  Width: 192px;
  line-height: 22px;
  height: 22px;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0 0 0 9px;
  Background: url (.. /images/BG-title-SB.gif);
  color: #fff;
  }
  
  . Sidebar-region h3 {}
  Width: 192px;
  line-height: 22px;
  height: 22px;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0 0 0 9px;
  Background: url (.. /images/BG-title-SB.gif);
  color: #fff;
  }
  
  . Sidebar-region .box {}
  Background: url (.. /images/BG-Box.gif);
  margin: 0 8px 0;
  }
  
  . Sidebar-region .frame {} .box
  Background: url (.. /images/BG-Box-Frame.gif) no-repeat 0 100%;
  Width: 200px;
  overflow: hidden;
  padding: 4px 4px 6px 6px;
  }
  
  . Sidebar-region content {}
  margin: 10px 0 0 2px;
  }
  
  {code}
  
  
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  H3 tag have the image as a background.
  http://Apex.Oracle.com/i/themes/theme_9/images/bg-title-SB.gif
  This is why you cannot assign color background-color style.

  You need create your own picture or use another image and change of style as

  .sidebar-region h3 {
       background: url(#IMAGE_PREFIX#/apex/builder/bg-title-blue.gif) repeat scroll 0 0 transparent!important;
  }
  

  Or remove the style of with on background image path

  .sidebar-region h3 {
      background: #76A4BE!important;
  }
  

  Kind regards
  Jari

  http://dbswh.webhop.NET/dbswh/f?p=blog:Home:0

  Published by: jarola December 12, 2011 21:11

• Failure in a move rect shape "creationComplete" event, but succeed on the 'compositionReady' event, why?

  Hi, I had a problem when I want to change shape rect in a good position at the start of first, but I can't do:

  

  Symbol.bindElementAction (compId, NomSymbole, 'document', 'compositionReady', function (sym, e) {})

  Enter the code to run when the composition is fully charged here

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().$("small_scene_rect").css ({"location": "absolute", "display": "block", "left": "10px", "top": "10px", "width": "100px", "height": "100px"}); / / a

  });

  End of binding edge

  Symbol.bindSymbolAction (compId, NomSymbole, "creationComplete", function (sym, e) {})

  Enter the code to run when the symbol is created here

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().$("small_scene_rect").css ({"location": "absolute", "display": "block", "left": "10px", "top": "10px", "width": "100px", "height": "100px"}); / / not work

  });

  End of binding edge

  I really need your help, thank you!

  Your problems come from your browser: Chrome. Your code is correct.

  You should clean the cache of Chrome.

  

  Whenever you test, you will need to clean the Cache of Chrome and then close and reopen the browser.

  As I wrote above (post #1), your code is correct and works fine with other browsers or Chrome after cleaning. I checked.

• How to eliminate 'stirring' when the cursor passes over the menu item?

  I am building a small site, but when I open the site and click on a menu item, the wiggle elements and its almost impossible to put my cursor on one of the drop-down list items. It's the site if this is useful: oamasters.com. I inserted a standard Spry menu bar to create this.

  Thanks for any help you can provide. I am new to Dreamweaver so I hope that I did something really stupid to cause this.

  Betty

  My best guess (and note the I'm not very good at CSS) would be that it's
  having trouble with the changing text size:
  
  ul.MenuBarVertical ul
  {
       margin: -5% 0 0 95%;
       padding: 0;
       list-style-type: none;
       font-size: 100%;
       position: absolute;
       z-index: 1020;
       cursor: default;
       width: 8.2em;
       left: -1000em;
       top: 0;
  }
  
  ul.MenuBarVertical a:hover, ul.MenuBarVertical a:focus
  

  {
       background-color: #33C;
       color: #FFF;
       font-size: 18%;
       border-top-color: #FFF;
       border-right-color: #FFF;
       border-bottom-color: #FFF;
       border-left-color: #FFF;
  }
  

  
  Just a guess, but you might want to try experimenting with that.
  

• How can I work around this problem?

  A little problem, I have been faced with during some time. I'll do my best to describe the issue...
  
  Some experience - not really important:
  I'm currently edit a template in dreamweaver - the site will be eventually connected to a ready database for some user submitted content and have things like the authentication of the user etc.
  
  The model was created using tables and has a flash header and all of this is centered in the browser.
  
  The problem: Let's take user authentication. Let's say I want a small button on the left side of the model, which, once clicked will be sliding a little hidden Panel with the fields username and password, and when the user clicks on the "connect" button, Panel vice versa slides (behind a picture for example) disappears from the view once more. The problem is, what should I use as the Panel itself? A panel that can slide behind an image (so is animated), and who can view dynamic content?
  
  Initially, the layers appear to be the way to go, but with absolute positioning of the layers and the central positioning of the site this has proved impossible. Project VII make a nice extension called layer snap, which allows me to put a coat on a page from a picture, then I could animate. The problem is that when a browser is resized to drag the rest of the layer where it is because it is, after all, a layer of absolute positioning.
  
  Insertion of different flash animations and connect them my databases seem possible but unnecessarily complex. I'm not sure the CSS and if there is anything with this technology I could use to solve the problem.
  
  Your help would be very appreciated!
  
  Thank you
  

  > Initially, layers seem to be the way to go, but with the absolute
  > positioning of layers and the central positioning of the site which has
  > proved impossible.

  Only when you do not know how 8).

  Investigate AniMagicLayers by PVII-

  http://www.Projectseven.com/extensions/info/layeranimagic/

  to make your removable Panel (kind of like I did with the slide bar under)
  This ancient mine site navigation-
  http://www.raphaelarchitects.com.

  To center the things that you can use the good old CSS-

  -Change

  on this subject.

  
  

  -change

  on this subject.

  
  

  and this-

  on this subject.

  
  
  

  and see if that helps.

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  "Calios30" wrote in message
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  > A little problem, I have been faced with during some time. I'll do my best to
  > describe
  > the question...
  >
  > Experience - not really important:
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  > who
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  > absolute positioning
  > layer.
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  > Insert various flash animations and connect my databases
  > seems
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  > there is
  > anything with this technology I could use to solve the problem.
  >
  > Your help would be very appreciated!
  >
  > Thank you
  >
  >

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