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no worrys, i got it working. thank you!!!

hi, I've got some code like this: /* main Menu font settings */ a.cMenu:link,a.cMenu:active,a.cMenu:visited { color: #ffffff; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; padding: 7px; } a.cMenu:hover { background-color: #cc3333; padding-top: 14px; } As you can see its for links (hover and all) What i am trying to achieve is when hovered over a button it chages background color(which i've done) but the background color has to hover in a specifc size if you get what i mean(this is why in:a.cMenu:hover i put padding) I took 2 screenshots, one of IE and one of FF (FF render's it correctly, at least the way that i want) http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/4444/iepaddingproblembw8.png If theres a different way of doing this or im doing this incorectly please tell me.

hi, I've got something like this: But the characters in bold are being taken as a new function. How can i 'escape' them? :?

hi, I've got a website. It has a nav menu on the left and i am wanting too place 'content'(text,pics,etc.) on the right(along-side the menu). I took a table and assigned it to a div. The div is as following: #contentStyle { width: 827px; min-height: 450px; margin: 0 auto; background-color: #ffffff; [b]padding-left: 208px;[/b] padding-right: 25px; margin-top: -158px; vertical-align: top; padding-top: 20px; } You can see i've done 208px of padding from the left(so it doesnt overlap the menu) and it works a treat in Opera and FF but in IE5 it simply doesnt! LOL! It takes the text(which is assigned to #contentStyle) and just squishes it and it gest placed right over the menu. Is this not the way to do it or is there a trick to this? Thanks alot!

o, right. Okay Thank you!

hi, If make my pages so that each link has a session id included inside the URL and if a person copy's that url and gives it to another person would that make any type of a security threat? What happens? does the server automatically see that and somehow changes the session or does it addapt to it......... or what happens? Thanks!

Can anyone please tell me if IE supports rounded corrners and if so how can this be done? I've used border-radius: and it works, just not on IE. (Surprize, surprize....) Is this possible?

Nice! Thanks ofr that!

I found an article which suggests something like this: .ie .example { background-color: yellow; } But it dont seem to work...... can you see anything wrong in that code?

Ye i guess i could do that. The only downside to that is, sometimes the browser maybe not be detected correctlly or detected at all. Its a good idea and ill keep that in mind, thanks! Anyone else think of something different?

Can someone please tell me if there is a way of having different css for IE and FF in the same css file, for the same div? (Opera too maybe) I have a navigation bar which in IE gets displayed a bit higher and a bit more to the right then it should be. Maybe there is some other way to fix this?; Any fix would help really ....... Thanks!

#DivHeader { border: 1px solid #000099; background-color: $color1; padding: 4px; color: white; margin:auto; } <div id=DivHeader align=center style="position: absolute; top: 0px;">

ok, its working as i want now. Thanks!

what do you mean by a? you talking about a href(the link)? The image is already inserted inside css(background-image:images/bg.ong;)

border-bottom: yourwidth; ?

No worrys

#left { position: absolute; color: #333; border: 1px solid #ccc; background: #E7DBD5; margin: 0px; padding: 10px; height: 350px; width: 650px; float: left; } Work?

I've did that but something dont seem to work right. Okay..... I've got a header.php. Inside theres a logo and a few other things(login, register LINKS etc.....). My css for the logo is as following: #logo { background-image:url(images/logo.png); width: 151px; height: 65px; margin-top: 18px; margin-left: 35px; } and then i display it with HTML like: <a href="index.php"><div id="logo"></div></a> I've specifid the width and height of the logo(as you can see) BUT when i go to view this in a browser and if i hover over the logo, instead of making ONLY the logo a link, the div take all the space to the right. So instead of the width being 151px(for the link) it makes it something like 800px. Have i done something wrong? I hope i didnt confuse you, i was getting confused my self.....

ok thanks for the help!

hi, Can someone please tell me howto link a image(inserted within css) to some location? (ex. I press over an image and it takes me to index.php) Thanks

What do you mean it cannot be trusted? So its not safe to use? :-\

someone must know what this is called....... ??

hi, I dont know what this is called but it displays the pages you went through to get to a sertain page(displays where your at on a site.) Look here: http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/ bellow the top blue horizontal menu it has: PATH // www.yourhtmlsource.com > WELCOME TO HTMLSOURCE! Can someone please tell me what this is called and maybe point me to some HOWTO on how to achieve this 'effect'.....? Thank youuuuuuu!

Heres a good place to check out. Look half-way down the page @ Setting up multiple schemes http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/stylesheets/csslinks.html

i knew that................................ Why didnt i think of it? ??? LOL! Thanks!