Soh Tanaka
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Funky IE6/7 Bug - Calculating Width in IE6/7 is 4px off??
Thanks for clearing that up Chris! Glad I wasn't looking over something simple. :oops:
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Float Problem in IE
should drop a link + show html so someone can help u out~
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Use Font on Site No Matter What
You can use sifr for headings : http://novemberborn.net/sifr3 but it is not advisable to use it on the body of your copy.
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Horizontal list not working in firefox 2
I personally have to disagree, and that I believe we shouldn't be quick to say "screw FF2 people". Most of the non computer savy people still use FF2 at my company (they have no idea how to update), and sadly this is the majority of t…
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How would you do this?
I personally would do this in tables. Much quicker and probably less of a headache.
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Trying to get image at very bottom left of viewport
position relative on your body, is the same thing. Do what apostrophe said and it should def work. Im assuming apostrophe was considering there may be parent divs that you had that had a relative position.
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Help with div backgrounds
thanks for that first link doc, that is pretty smart. I never thought of doing it that way :-) We learn something new each day!
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Single Image Navigation Bar
Check this out http://nettuts.com/videos/screencasts/e ... s-sprites/
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Span Problem - Font Change on 1 Line
That should be fine the way it is. I'm assuming its the other properties in your stylesheet that is causing your problem. I would look for some thing like a display:block; on a span in one of your heading properties. I would also learn short h…
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WordPress Site
I would add more padding, especially the spots where its close to the edge~
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Flickr Live Feed [zip, screens]
Looks awesome, I don't have any complaints!
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Feedback on my re-designed company page?
I think its nice~ Only suggestion I have are some usability issues: 1. Blog page opens in a new window, I would actually integrate that within you site, so it runs as a solid unit, and not opening up in new windows. 2. Contact page - I dont think…
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How to position a spreaded menu
You can wrap your navigation list in a wrapper container class (setting its max-width) Then work each of your navigation link as a % based width. this way it spreads across evenly. something like
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Help with fluid, 100% height (specifically Firefox)
this tutorial is pretty on point with what you have in mind :-) http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/
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How to bring traffic?
the fact that you say your site is only 3 weeks old, this is one of the main reasons why your site has not been indexed yet. Popular sites that have a lot of incoming links can get over this "sand box" stage, but in your case, no other sit…
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modifying breadcrumb menu
here is a good tut for it~ http://veerle.duoh.com/blog/comments/si ... eadcrumbs/ but looks like your all set :-)
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Please help me...
I like your colors. But your site is lacking structure. Check out these great articles for ideas: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/02 ... o-website/ http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/04 ... -approach/ http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/0…
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some jquery / galleria span tag issues.
How about this: On your photo caption- text text text
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No padding on a table in IE
do you have border-collapse: collapse; on your table with the padding? .table { border-collapse: collapse; padding: #px; }
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Feedback on my latest site
I like the texture and the top nav, its unique so good job on that, but I'm not sure if it fits the typical "wedding" feel, but I guess that really depends on the couple's style and personalities. Only suggestion would be to spi…
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hiding folders
what ikthius said, and add a 'noindex' to the header of that directory page: Don't index this page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noindex
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grid 960 stick footer
Should have a sample of what you've done so far so we can take a look~
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CSS drop down menu query
First of all, your HTML is not valid: You have a unordered list and an unclosed list tag spilling out. About link1 link2 link…
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1px gap on the left side in Firefox
do you mean a horizontal scroll bar? If thats the case your container width was too large, so just minimize it so its appropriate. If your target audience is 1024, then just go with a 960px/970px width and you should be cool. PS I would add a gree…
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1px gap on the left side in Firefox
this is actually a bug that is difficult to avoid. When your browser viewport sits on an odd # width, the browser cant calculate your center background positioning correctly. I wrote a work around here: http://www.sohtanaka.com/web-design/1px ... n…
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New CSS Web Gallery :-)
Thanks for the comments guys :-) @theDoc, I know exactly what you mean, I may have just contributed to the CSS Galleries pile up :-p, I hope I can do some good with this site rather than just water everything everyone else down. I do appreciate you…
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If You Could Recommend A Book On Learning CSS...
Wait till Chris Coyier comes out with his Book!!
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main copy slides down
I have not tested this but try adding these styles to your mid content. float: left; display: inline; width: table_width_here px;
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Background images not lining up
hehe this is not a css issue, but if you look close at your repeating background, your gna see that the top 10px of the shadow is fading out. Thats why it looks like its not repeating correctly. Fix ur image and ur good to go~ :-)
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Google search
I've done this before on a recent project and this is what I did: Wrap the Google html code with another class name lets say .container css .container { width: 970px; /*--what ever you want--*/ padding: 20px; overflow: hidden; }