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HTML - Html 'style' Keyword In Firefox
Hey all,
I'm having a bit of trouble applying the style keyword to get it to work in firefox. It works fine in internet explorer. my code is: <table style="position:absolute;left:220;top:155" > as in it doesnt position the table in absolute, it still puts it UNDER any text rather than applying the position any ideas as to why this isnt working in firefox? is there an equivelent I can use to position a table on the screen? Similar TutorialsOK, so I have a dynamic table that can be filtered. The full table has just over 250 rows. My problem is that even by setting their display property to 'none', it still causes the rows to take up what seems to be a pixel of space. So, if several consecutive rows are hidden, it causes noticeable white space to appear and it can make it look really bad. In some cases over 100 consecutive rows are hidden and it causes a very large blank space to show. Oddly, I ran into this problem only when working in Firefox. It performs fine in IE. Here are some captures. Take note the number in the SEQ column shows what row it is: Before being filtered: After being filtered in IE: After being filtered in Firefox: I can't find anywhere else online where anyone has even had this particular problem. Can anyone help? I'm stumped. One possible solution I thought of was absolutely positioning all of the display:none rows on top of each other but I didn't know if that could work or not. Huge thanks to anyone who has a solution. I can post the JavaScript for the filtering if anyone thinks it may help. hey just wondering if there was a html style switcher, not a php one! if thgere was plz help me and tell me it! I'm trying to come up with a way to mimic a "tab fill" in html: Like this only the page numbers would be justified to the same line, and the . .. is "auto generated" to fill the empty space: 1. The First Line ................................... 25 2. Below The First ................................. 32 3. After That .......................................... 47 The "titles" would be in column 'a', and the numbers would be in column 'b' The space after the "titles" would be filled with ... I have come close using 'bottom border' but that puts the ... under the text as well. I tried using span and div, but that will either putt the ... on a new line below the text, or if i use 'display:inline;' it puts it on the same, but it no longer fills the empty space to the edge, and only displays the ... when there is text inside. I tried stretching it out with a clear image but it didn't work either. Also tried using a 'highlight' (background color) on the text to cover the bottom border but that didn't really work. (the closest i got was using this method with a background image of a dot. but that wasn't much better...) Any thoughts? Thanks. Hello everyone. I'm not sure what type of menu this is called, and I believe it's Javascript, but I'm just not sure. What it is is a menu that just shows the top level, but when you click on it, it drops down to show you a sub-level. Does anyone know what this type of menu is called? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! Trying to build an HTML email using tables and inline CSS but the text in the HTML cell is not functioning properly. An unwanted "line-break" is appearing at the first line. So the first line of text starts on the second line. I have tried: margin-top: 0px; as well as padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px; My code looks like this: <p style="font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10px; color: #FFFFFF; margin-top: 0px; line-height: 13px"> or this <p style="font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10px; color: #FFFFFF; margin-top: 0px; line-height: 13px"> Are there any other top margin style controls I can use? p.s. I have only notice the issue in Hotmail. I've made an incredibly simple html page as an active desktop for a gpo policy, however there's been an uproar about colours so I thought I'd give it a stab to have a drop-down box to select from a range of colours for the body style tag. Any suggestions? <html> <head> <!--808080--> <title>ArchitenBG</title> <STYLE type="text/css"> body { background-color:#3A6EA5; } #div1 { position: absolute; size: 50%; bottom: 0px; right: 0px;} </STYLE> </head> <body> <div id="div1"><img src="Talbg.png" /></div> </body> </html> hi all, I'm trying to optimise my key word search, but no matter what I type on google, my site is not listed. I've tried using meta tags, making sure all my alt tags are correctly defined etc. The only thing that i can think of is the keywords are not listed enough in the code. Anyone any advice, or any reccomondations for places to go for good tutorials etc? thanks I'm making an HTML-based text editor for Windows PCs. The editor needs to have some special functions, and one of them is the automatic colouring of certain keywords. Here's the situation. (Apologies if little of the following is relevant, but I can't be sure.) The editor is part of a program. When the user wants to write something, the editor is created (an instance of the Windows WebBrowser) and custom HTML is loaded into it. So it's displaying a spontaneously-created HTML page. This page includes a section marked contenteditable=true, and that's where the user types. When the user is finished writing, they press a button, the current HTML in the browser is read and the text is extracted from it and saved, and the browser is destroyed. All that works fine. However, I'm having trouble building in some special functions. Namely keyword colouring. The host program allows the user to set a number of keywords, and a colour for each one. The idea is that when the user is typing in the editor, keywords will be detected and coloured. This colouring process needs to happen in realtime. As an amateur, I naively thought it would suffice to just read the HTML intermittently, scan for the keywords and add tags to each one, like this: Code: <SPAN style=text-colour:#FF00FF>thekeyword</SPAN> But there are several problems with this method. Every time the HTML is revised and reloaded into the browser, the "page" is scrolled back to the top. (As an aside, if anyone knows a method for getting and setting the caret position in an HTML page, I'd be grateful to know it too!) The second problem is that if the user types in the middle of a keyword, the new text inherits the colour. So obviously the tags method isn't going to be sophisticated enough. What I need is a smart way to detect and recolour keywords on the fly. Some form of syntax highlighting, I suppose. Does anybody know any tricks for doing this? JavaScript perhaps? Below is an example of what I want to achieve. As you can see, the caret is in the middle of a keyword. If the user pressed the spacebar, the editor would immediately look like the second image. What do you think? Is it possible? Thanks for reading, Seymour. <meta name="description" content="wonderfull beach - blue bay - rooms- hoiliday fresh air google3a970ace18e26dae.html"> Can anyone tell me what the google html file in the description tag is. Its is probably SEO related. I have not been able to find anything about it. Can it be the sitemap XML file in some disguise? Best regards I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this question, so I apologize in advance. Are there any easy to use (and free) Perl script programs (would it be a program or just script?) that I could use on a website to integrate a keyword search program so that users can search specified text and HTML documents? Thanks in advance for any suggestions and help. Hey there, I have this page working in HTML and Opera,, but wont work in firefox <html> <title>Installer</title> <head> <style type="text/css"> <!-- #img {position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; } a.1:link {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; position: absolute; top: 110px; left: 40px; } a.1:visited {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; position: absolute; top: 110px; left: 40px;} a.1:hover {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold; position: absolute; top: 110px; left: 40px;} a.2:link {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; position: absolute; top: 147px; left: 40px; } a.2:visited {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none;position: absolute; top: 147px; left: 40px; } a.2:hover {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold; position: absolute; top: 147px; left: 40px;} a.3:link {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; position: absolute; top: 185px; left: 40px; } a.3:visited {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; position: absolute; top: 185px; left: 40px; } a.3:hover {font-size: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font-family: Arial; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold;position: absolute; top: 185px; left: 40px;} --> </style> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <img src = "Installer.jpg" id="img"><br><br> <a href="Chain-e Link Client Setup\dotnetfx.exe" class="1">Install .NET Framework 1.1</a> <a href="Chain-e Link Client Setup\Setup.exe" class="2">Install Chain-e Link Client</a> <a href="Chain-e Link Server Setup\Setup.exe" class="3">Install Chain-e Link Server</a> </body> </html> the background image displays,, but the links dont.. anyone got any suggestions? thanx in advance Howdy everyone! I'm a noob here and I'm at my wits end. The real problem here is that I know just enough to get myself into trouble, but no concept on how to dig myself out of it. The website I'm working on is he http://www.psychological-warfare.com My problem is that it looks OK in Explorer, but looks like a trainwreck in Firefox. It was designed by retrofitting a template I bought years ago, so it's like trying to decipher the amatuer translation of a Russian mad scientist's codex. I apologize in advance. I've been moving DIV's back and forth for days and Explorer doesn't seem to care. Things just keep getting worse and worse in Firefox. I think the main issue is that I have a left column and then the header that spans the middle and right columns. I can see how Firefox might hate that... The next problem (and I'm hoping someone might have an idea on this): I used a modern header calling this whole mess XHTML. I know exactly squat about the differences between HTML and XHTML except that XHTML loves to have everything "/>"ed. Would all of this work if the header called it transitional HTML and give myself a little leeway? What code should be at the top of my page? Thanks everyone for the help. I wish I could buy everyone a beer! Hi there im trying to make a menu sytem for a website and keep coming across the same problem it seems to work fine in IE but in firefox has a 4/5 pixel margin underneath that its really irritating me http://danielbourne.net/pdwcs/1/aboutest.html can anyone see any errors within there that i may have missed ? the menu css is within http://danielbourne.net/pdwcs/1/default.css any help is much apreciated thankyou Daniel Bourne Hi, I am designing a small website for a friend and decided to use Ajax on one of the pages: http://122.201.74.87/~natural/treatments.html Problem is in firefox the white background (cell) doesnt extend with the ajax cell so the text just runs down the page over the purple background. But if you look at the page in internet explorer the white background (cell) extends and collapses with the ajax cell like it should. Can someone have a quick look at this and let me know what changes i should make so it works in firefox like it does in IE. PS. Yes the coding is nothing special because it is just a quick site i put together for a friend. Thanks. I'm utterly confused. Within my heavily "modded" phpBB2 forum, at the top is our Logo, which is a gif image of 800 x 150 in size. Always has been that size since last year (apart from a change in the logo itself). Now, up to a couple of days ago, the Logo displayed correct ratio in ALL browsers. But for some extreme strange reason, the image is now reduced from 800 to 720 in Firefox!! None of the css has been altered, not the overall_header.tpl file, not has any configurations for the Firefox browser been messed about with either. Section from overall_header.tpl file... Code: <table cellspacing="0" width="100%" id="forum">
<tr>
<td class="forum-header" align="center"><a href="{U_INDEX}" title="{L_INDEX}"><img src="templates/ca_aphrodite/images/sblogoyg3.gif" width="800" height="150" alt="{L_INDEX}" /></a></td>
<td class="forum-header header-search" align="right" valign="bottom">
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
section from css.... Code: /* header */
.forum-header {
background: #F7F7F7 url(images/bg_logo.gif) top left repeat-x;
padding: 0;
}
All the above does in places a line wih gradiant behind the logo. To get an overall idea, see my website: http://www.screwballscrabble.co.uk Anyone got any ideas why Firefox is not displaying images at the original size? Any pointers would be extremely grateful! Thanks. Is there a good old fashion way (simple HTML) to make the bottom of my webpage content all meet evenly at the bottom? The problem is that the bottom of my webpage looks different in FireFox versus Internet Explorer. In Firefox, the bottom contents all meet evenly at the bottom. However, in Internet Explorer, the Center content looks shorter than the Left-Side and Right-Side Content, hence making it look uneven and jacked up... I'm using .shtml and templates for the Left-Side and Right-Side of the Site. The Center content is inside the index.shtml file. Thanks so much in advance for your help. I greatly greatly appreciate your help. Hi, i have created two radio buttons to run 4 functions in my javascript. these run perfectly in IE but dont work in Google Chrome or Firefox! i really need this resolving. Please help. The Javascript is: <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- } function changetextcolor() { document.getElementById('textbtm').style.backgroundColor = '#ffffff'; } function changetextcolors() { document.getElementById('textbtm').style.backgroundColor = '#ffff00'; } function change_background(){ backgroundv=document.getElementById('backgroundimg').value; document.getElementById('background').innerHTML='<img src="place/images/backgrounds/white.png"/>'; } function change_backgro(){ backgrov=document.getElementById('backgroundimg').value; document.getElementById('background').innerHTML='<img src="place/images/backgrounds/yellow.png"/>'; } //--> </script> The HTML coding is: <input type="radio" class="poll1" name="backgroundimg" onClick="javascript:change_background();changetextcolor();" checked> <input type="radio" class="poll2" name="backgroundimg" onClick="javascript:change_backgro();changetextcolors();"> Please help me! Hey guys, I'm brand new to HTML and am teaching myself. I'm right in the middle of studying and have run into a problem. I've been working on my PC up until now but had to transition over to my Mac because it has Photoshop installed on it. I've been trying to open my HTML in Firefox but it isn't working. When I open with Firefox, all it does is bring Firefox to the front but doesn't open my HTML. I've done the same thing in Safari and it displays my code with no problem. Does anyone know what is causing this? Thanks in advance! Why Does Alt Text in the html img Tag Not Work in Firefox？ It works well in IE but not in Firefox. Anyone knows why? Thanks in advance. |
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