CSS - Css Property Work In Ie But Not Mozilla

Hello everybody,

I used the following line

<td width="8" background="<?php print $image; ?>" height="15" style="background-repeat: no-Repeat"></td>

and it worked well for IE, but in Mozilla the image wasn't displayed properly, so I used the following line for Mozilla:

<td width="8"> <img src="<?php print $image; ?>" width="8" height="15" style="background-repeat: no-Repeat"> </img>

but now the "style" property does not work, and there is a back ground repeat, how can I avoid the background repeat in Mozilla?

Is there such a thing as using an alt property for <img> tag? This would be awfully useful for SEO

Thanks for all the continued help/support. . . Makes learning CSS so much easier!

Link: www.vairlinecms.com

Question: I set the html up like this on purpose to grasp the concept. <p> tags are block level containers. So each new set of <p> tags should equal start on new line.

w/the float property holding a value of left, it floats all content to the left.

Since each instance of float occurs in its own container...the two different <p> sets should not be affected.

In short, the password: paragraph should be on a new line, not both on the same line. There should be no need to clear it because they are in their own containers - which are block level.

Where is my logic/understanding of CSS flawed?

HTML:
Code:

<div id="clientLoginBoxBody">
	<form action=#">
	<br />
	<p class="user">Username:</p>
						
	<p class="pass">Password:</p>
      </form>
</div>

CSS:
Code:

#clientLoginBoxBody p.user, p.pass {
float: left;
margin: 0;
margin-left: 10px;
padding: 0;
font-size: 12px;
text-align: right;
}

This style is use useful or not

@property-group title-style() {
color: #004080;
font-weight: bold;
}

@property-group standard-vmargins() {
margin: 1.33ex 0;
}

title,
subtitle,
titleabbrev {
display: block;
property-group: title-style();
property-group: standard-vmargins();
}


This is not support IE...

I am wondering if there is some way to make a <div> layer automatically expand to the full height of the screen similar to the way that one would use width=100% when talking about the width of a page.

I have a layer that I want to extend to the bottom of the page no matter what resolution the user has on their screen. Maybe the layer could just extend all the way until the next layer?

Any Ideas?

Thanks

Jamie

I am trying to figure out how I can get this red curve to align to the bottom of the page, while also being able to move up and down with the size of the browser window.

http://www.woodrichwebworks.com/psa/psa_comps/bycor/html/redtest.html

Any help would be great.

Hi,

i am very new to css and I am confused about the difference between

margin-top vs top

please help
Regards
Ltoso

Ok what i want to happen is that when person clicks on a link i want a div to appear/be visible underneath that link. But i want that div to not take any space unless i click on a link.

I recently did something similar BUT the div was taking the space but was just hidden.

I'm pretty new to css but now use one css file for all of the formatting of my entire website. The only problem I see with that (I say problem because I can't figure out a way around it) is that all of my hyperlinks throughout the website have only one normal state, hover state, active state and visited state. Is there a way to make more than one hyperlink set of formats? Like if I wanted to make one for each page? I could do something like ahomepage:link, ahomepage:visited, ahomepage:active or something???

Code:

a:link, a:visited, a:active  { font-size:12px; font-weight:normal; font-family: times; text-decoration:none; color : #000000 }
a:hover                      { font-size:12px; font-weight:normal; font-family: times; text-decoration:underline; color : #000000 }

Question:
I have two class below. What I want is when I change the padding-top property value in div.content-full, I also want the padding-top property value in the div.content change to the same value



div.content-full
{
float:left;
width:100%;
padding-top:10px;
margin:0px;
}

div.content
{

float:left;
width:70%;
padding-top:06px;
margin:0px;

}

Can anybody help me out?

My documentation for css shows that content: url(); works in navigator but not in ie. The info I've got is dated. Does the content property work in the newer ie browsers?

Will the -moz property ever become a valid CSS property. when I validate my CSS on w3.org I get errors. I remove all propertys that have a -moz in front of it and it is 100% valid.

ALSO ...

Is there a way to mask parts of the css from the validator or have a separate CSS file that can be masked from the validator to make it appear to be 100% valid..

Thanks

Hi all,

I've got problm in css Listbox properties,

I put list box within a normal html .. and there are 3 option to list like this..,
1.name
2.Address of a person
3.Phone no: resident

so i give width=80px; in css and it will show the list box width correctly. but drop down part also the same width . so i want to expand the width as when we entered option text width.

how can i achieve this ?
pls help me......!

Prachalitha

I'm trying to create some links that swap background images when you mouseover them. The non-CSS solution (which looks exactly how I want it to look) is located he

http://84.9.221.75/domains/backingt...Musicindex.html

My attempt at creating a CSS equivalent of those links is located on this page:

http://84.9.221.75/domains/backingt...Musicindex.html

I just need some help with the CSS I'm using on the latter page...I read up a little on how to do this, but it's obvious I'm still doing something wrong...

I need the buttons and the text inside the buttons to line up and appear like they do in the first URL....can anyone give me some pointers here? Thank you.