zemaker
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jQuery close current DIV
That is exactly what I needed, thanks!
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CSS not being applied inside of Table.
Sadly I can't provide you w/ the working code but here is a screen capture: http://i.imgur.com/t8BMb.png
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CSS not being applied inside of Table.
Sadly this will be tabular data, student attendance and what have you....
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CSS not being applied inside of Table.
I want to use this example http://codepen.io/ImBobby/full/EdALB but inside a table...you know be fancy and all :)
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CSS not being applied inside of Table.
Sadly that is not an option, this is a table that contains multiple columns and has pagination. Taking it out of a table is not an option. ideally this this what it would be: http://codepen.io/anon/full/LzgDt
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Add url path with CSS
Let's see if this is a bit more clear, in regards to what I am asking. HTML:
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Call name tag in CSS
jamy_za, I just tested it works in IE7 and IE8.
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Call name tag in CSS
That worked thanks. Had no idea you could actually reference the HTML like that.
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Call name tag in CSS
Ok so I have this in the page: Is there any way with CSS to hide the image, and only this one specific image. I can't assign a custom class btw.
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box-shadow issue
You are actually correct it does degrade well for IE, I spoke too soon. Only issue is that the effect is not as nice, as what is used on this site.
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box-shadow issue
Thanks, but I trying to stay away from anything other than pure CSS, this is for a Lifaray project and I don't want to bother with having to get 3rd party stuff working w/ Liferay.
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box-shadow issue
Looks like that one doesn't degrade nicely for IE...I wonder how they did it here then. I am assuming he must have two different CSS files...one for CSS3 compliant browsers and one for non compliant ones.
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input type=button rounded corners
That's too bad, I really had hopes for a way to get it working.
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Remove the arrows?
You can override the width to what ever you like, just change the 300px to 1000px.
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Aligning Content
resolved my own issue...by removing the float from the wrapper. div#asideWrapper { margin-top: 10px; margin-right: -10px; }
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IE7 menu bug
Went back through and cleaned it up...I prefer the background properties the lengthy way for catching errors. Any other recommendations? /* CSS Document */ /*Menu*/ div#menu { clear: both; width: 978px; height: 50px; margin: 0; …
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IE7 menu bug
Indeed that was the problem...always the most obvious thing. Thanks.
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Wrap Around Box (div)
My fault for being vague... Look at the three light blue divs in the image from the first post. They overlap the main content div on the right. Anyone know of a way to achieve this?