Denis
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Got it! Thanks for all the help. When I went back through the code I found what was missing.
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Mesa - I just started using firebug but I don't have a way to show the borders in IE5/6/7. What is Web Developer? Notbanksy - Thanks for that code. I implemented it and all that changes is the alignment of the images(#sidebar) goes to the left in IE6 and IE7 where it was centered with the previous code in IE6 and right aligned in IE7, FF3 stays the same. Anymore idea whats going on? Denis
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Thanks for the input notbanksy. I've had no luck with that though. I have borders on the divs for easier viewing now. I can't get IE6 to put the images to the right with float!
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Apologies link should be http://www.hoctordesign.com/index.aspx
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Hey, I've been playing with it for a while but can't figure the problem! Can anyone advise why http://www.hoctordesgin.com/index.aspx won't display my pictures aligned right and my text on the same line. Thanks Denis
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Hi, I've got a search form that fires off to a third party PHP file to get the results and I'm hoping to have the results point to an iframe on a new page that loads. I have no real idea of where to start with this. Can anyone help? <form method="get" action="http://www.yachtworld-international.com/pls/searchbjmarine.php" target="results"> <input type="hidden" name="slim" value="pp273293" /> <strong>Manufacturer</strong> <input type="text" name ="man" value=""><br /> <strong>Type</strong> <select name="type"> <option value=""> ALL</option> <option value="(Power)" > Power</option> <option value="(Sail)" > Sail</option> </select><br /> <strong>Length </strong> From:<input type="text" name ="fromLength" value=""> To:<input type="text" name ="toLength" value=""><br /> <strong>Units</strong> <select name="luom" > Feet<option selected value="126"> Feet</option> Meters<option value="127"> Metres</option> </select><br /> <strong>Year</strong> From:<input type="text" name ="fromYear" value=""> To:<input type="text" name ="toYear" value=""><br /> <strong>Price</strong> From:<input type="text" name ="fromPrice" value=""> To:<input type="text" name ="toPrice" value=""><br /> <strong>Condition</strong> <select name="is"> All:<option value='' > All </option> New:<option value='true' > New </option> Used:<option value='false' SELECTED> Used </option> </select> <br /> <input name="search" type="submit" value="SEARCH" /> </form> Thanks Denis
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Thanks for that guys. I feel I know my way around css but I always seem to come back asking questions. This has answered quite a few of them. Cheers Denis
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Thanks for that. What I'm after here at the moment is an understanding of the issue more than a fix
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Hi all, I came across a simple layout tutorial @ http://www.vanseodesign.com/blog/css/2-column-css-layout/ which I found very useful and started to play with the code. I'm have altered it to whats below and have a margin/padding issue between the content-wrap and main divs left side in IE7 and not in FF3. Would really like to know whats going on and a W3C valid fix if there is! If anyone has other browsers and it's showing differently I'd like to know as well. Thanks Denis <html> <head> <title>2 Column CSS Layout</title> <style type="text/css"> div { text-align:center; } div#wrap { border: 1px solid purple; width: 800px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 5px; text-align: left; } div#header { border: 1px solid red; width: 100%; height: 300px; } div#content-wrap { border: 1px solid black; width: 800px; } div#main { border: 1px solid blue; width: 60%; min-height: 500px; _height: 500px; margin: 5px; } div#sidebar { float: right; border: 1px solid green; width: 35%; height: 350px; margin: 5px; } div#footer { border: 1px solid red; width: 100%; height: 30px; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="wrap"> <div id="header"> </div> <div id="content-wrap"> <div id="sidebar"></div> <div id="main"></div> </div> <div id="footer"> </div> </div> </body> </html>
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onclick="window.location.reload();" works!
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I've now managed to get it working with onClick="window.location.reload(true); but only in IE. Can anyone help with FF? Denis
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Hi, I posted a problem a while ago where I wanted to pass a url through to a page with an iframe and got a javascript soloution; Link: <a href="../new/newboatsframe.html#http://www.searanger.com/"> Frame: <div id="iframe"> <iframe id="myiframe" height="600" scrolling="auto" src ="#" width="100%"></iframe> </div> Script: <script type="text/javascript"> var myUrl = window.location.href; var myPos = myUrl.indexOf("#"); var src = myUrl.substring(myPos + 1, myUrl.length); document.getElementById( 'myiframe' ).src = src; </script> My problem now is that while this works fine in most cases it doesn't on the page it links to which also holds the links. You can go to http://www.bjmarine.net/newsite/new/newboa...tti-yachts.com/ to see for yourself. When you click on the links again the url changes but the page doesn't refresh. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks, Denis Edit: Site link changed
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Fixed it. All I needed to add was: margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;
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Hi, I'm currently putting together a few frontpage examples and have run into a few alignment issues. If anyone has some input it would be great! First: <hr /> won't align center in Firefox but will in IE. I have searched google and changed the css to several different hr styles without any luck. I have also played around with where I'm using clear: both; Second: I'm starting to notice differences in the IE and FF alignment around the address and contact details as well as the jobs search area. I can't see why this is the case. Thanks Denis Edit: Apologies meant to post the link: http://www.bjmarine.net/ambassador
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Hi all, I've just about finished a site revamp for a friend and am hoping to get some feedback. All the pages listed on the header menu are W3C and CSS validated. The couple of second level pages aren't yet. Would love to hear all general comments and any advice people have on the rollover images in the header that are slow to load. http://www.bjmarine.net/newsite Thanks in advance Denis
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Sorted it, I needed to change the .css from # to .
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Thanks for the input. I'm trying to do this as simply as possible because it's the only instance of an issue like it across the site and I have no php experience.
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Thanks for that! clear: both; works great and I removed that div I missed but when I change the mulitple id nests to class it stacks all the divs on top of each other vertically down the page.
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Hi folks, I've got what I think is a relatively simple problem; I have a ul with multiple li links that I want to point to a page with an iframe. The only difference between each is the destination iframe url. What is the best way to code this? I have a total of 16 li links and would prefer not to have a webpage for each. http://www.bjmarine.net/newsite/index.html shows a set of 4 li in a ul on the left hand side under featured boats which currently each link to a different page with an iframe. This is an example of what I want to streamline. I am familiar with Java and C#, but it's been a while and would really like some help. Thanks for your input in advance! Denis
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Hi all, So I've been redesigning a site for a client for a while, I'm just getting back into the swing of this stuff after sometime off. I've had the usual FF vs. IE problems and gotten it down to just two pages that I can't figure out how to solve. I would really appriciate some advice! They display fine in IE and are a mess in FF. The page links are; http://www.bjmarine.net/newsite/salesteam.html http://www.bjmarine.net/newsite/services.html http://www.bjmarine.net/newsite/images/bjmarine.css Thanks for your input in advance! Denis