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Recent Content by Suzy

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    WORST blog design. EVER.

    get a grip & view the source this is a link bait post - the building blocks are there, coloured as they are, they are nothng more than a ruse.....
    Post by: Suzy, Aug 20, 2008 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Can I keep my design AND my source order?

    I once called you stomme :o - from now on it will be poes ;) Kat suits much better
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 22, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    Problem with IE layout

    #right img {display: block;} either that or be sure to add a <br> after the image your inline image and the first word next to it are...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 22, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    Firefox v. IE6 - Repeating Element?

    You do not need display: block; on elements that are also set to float.. floated elements become block level by default, and any element that has...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 22, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    browser display differences

    I'm confused.. it's easy to do that ;) but if you're referring to the 4px whitespace between the blocks which would be the normal inline...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 17, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    browser display differences

    hiya Gary.. I also looked in this a couple of years ago, moz's inline-box is the closest one but not perfect and it actually requires a nested...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 17, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    browser display differences

    haven't looked at the other 2 yet.. but the extra space you're seeing in IE5 is the original "Whitespace in lists" problem there are varying...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 17, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    browser display differences

    found the answer, well for B1 anyway as reported by PPK this means in theory that the double barrel approach (or at least the second part)...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 16, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    browser display differences

    5.0 didn't do it - it's supported from 5.5 onwards, IE appears to only support it on elements which are inline by default.. span, em, a etc.. but...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 16, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    browser display differences

    deathshadow, even allowing for the fact that you're obviously passionate about your craft, and that certain derogatory terms can be overlooked as...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 15, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    IE6 doesn't always fully redraw DIV container, contents, ULs

    The 'secret' IE6 stash ? rather than a height, set zoom: 1; on the affected element, if that works too, then hasLayout it is
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 15, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    Can this be fixed... please please help

    ahh.. I see, no it's not setting hasLayout, but it is doing the same for the "tooltip/image map" as I suggest for li:hover.. .. I did say that...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 14, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    Can this be fixed... please please help

    stomme has it.. though some bits are muddled up I think Stomme - visibility: visible; does not set hasLayout=true as far i'm aware.. using the...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 14, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    Centering a image in a CSS div

    it's all here centering the image using display block; margin auto; is probably working, however it's centering it in the .left div which is...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 3, 2008 in forum: CSS
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    I want to convert THIS site

    sorry didn't mean to ignore you stomme just didn't see you'd replied until after, yea that's about it.. it doesn't matter but most times I see...
    Post by: Suzy, Mar 1, 2008 in forum: CSS