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CSS - Bloody Bloody Ie5.x Mac!
Now I know how we all love Mac users, and the flawless ie5.x platform... but does anyone know how to prevent it rendering a little blue glow around all the buttons you click. The design I'm working on uses iframes to load content in a window on the page when a row of gif icons are clicked. It works fine on all but the client's machine which leaves those nasty blue borders round the buttons. Typical.
I was recommended to try a:active {border: none;} but no joy. Is it a CSS thing or do I need to do something else? Thanks Similar TutorialsHere's a story for you: Over the past few days, I've been experimenting with different bits of CSS to try and create a site - www . ridiculousity . net - and I've run into a snag. If you look at the source code, you'll see that there should be an image at the bottom of the page. This image should be centered by the body tag in my stylesheet (ridiculx.css), but instead it seems suspiciously absent. Additionally, I have a PHP include function calling to a newspost. According to my stylesheet (at least, as far as I can tell) the text should be showing up directly beneath the comic... Instead, it shows up at the far left of my content div. HOWEVER... When I remove the image that is supposed to be at the page's bottom, suddenly the text formats itself correctly. Finally, and regardless of what I do for whatever reason I can't seem to get my background to extend to 100% of the page's height. When it loads, it extends to fill the visible section of the user's browser window, but not beyond it. If anyone can help with any (or all!) of these issues, I'd be very grateful. |
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