Hi,
I am trying to alter the CSS of my site so that content does not get displaced when the browser window size is decereased.
Screen1 shows the page when the browser size is wide enough. This is deally how the images will appear no matter what the broswer
width is, the images that fall outside the width would merely not be shown.
Screen2 shows the page when the broswer width has been decreased...
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Can you help me fix my Layout/CSS issue?
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Clear function working locally but not on server
I am using floats in my webpage layout to position controls relative to each other. I have the controlNewLine (always present to force the clear), mandatory indicator, label, input, and validator of each control all floated left so they will be on the same line, and then I use the "clear: both;" to get the next element to drop down a line and go all the way over to the left side of the screen.
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Prevent data field movement in subform
Hi,
I would like to prevent movement of the category, axis, data and filter fields of a Pivot Chart in a subform. I do not want the user to tinker and begin moving data fields (e.g. SumofTotal).
The idea is for the user to view the displayed bar charts in this subform.
While the subform is based on a query, I do not see any property in design view that would stop a user from manipulating these fields.... -
HTML5 and CSS3 layout is wrong
Okay, I admit I was lousy at DIV tags before HTML5. However, 4.01 is leaving us, and I'm making a new site, and wanted to do it right in HTML5/CSS3. Nothing fancy, just wanted...
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...Code:THIS DOES NOT WORK! Recipe: About this recipe, and the lovely blurbage that makes people want to know more. I see it as rattling garbage`. Serves: No. Prep time: No. Ingredients:
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problem with width of <ul> when <ul> float left and <li> float right
...Code:<html> <head> <style> #ex { width: 700px; background: red; float: left; } a, span { display: block; } ul, li { margin: 0; padding: 0; } .ex_1 { float: left; background: yellow; list-style: none; } .ex_2 { float: right; } </style> </head> -
Long text moves a DIV in FF
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a table-less layout using CSS. I have a simple two-column layout that works great in IE, but has a bug in FF.
In the code below, when the contents of the content_area DIV are a few words, the two columns are fine in both IE and FF. However, if the 2nd column contains enough text to run onto the next line, then the column acts like a row in FF. It moves below the 1st column.
I'm sure... -
Different layout in IE7
I have downloaded a Joomla template for a new site and made the changes I want, and have no problems at all in Firefox. However, in IE, the layout takes up the whole page.
To clarify: I have specifically chosen a template that shows the background tile between the different boxes/elements/components (not sure what they're called - the individual bits or blocks that make up the site!) In IE, however, the "gaps" between these...Last edited by Niheel; May 10 '10, 11:32 AM. Reason: stick to relevant details only, and use code tags to display code -
Frames affecting my links
I'm new to HTML, but have started taking a class in it and I love it. I decided to offer my newfound skills to my father to make a webpage for his company, but I'm having some trouble with the layout.
Here's what I want (and can get on the homepage):
-a banner accross the top
-a menu down the left side with links to sections of the site
-to have the remaning space hold the content
-all 3 sections to have... -
Arrange report into a calendar layout in access 2003
Hi, I've been trying for a while now to arrange one of my reports into a calendar layout in access 2003. The current report takes the values of a query made from an intake table which contains the following columns: DateOfService, therapistName. All Im trying to do is to mege those values into a report that has a calendar layout which will only display the name of the therapist and the count of how many times the name appeared in that date. as for...
