Ok, got it right...not as it should look like, but at least it fits the windows now :D

If you're interested how, go check the code on the page for details, however in short I did it like this.
1....

Ok, fooled around with the code. The problem lies only in IE 6 and only under certain circumstances.

If I use a wrapper - like

<div class="wrapper">
<div id="googlemap"></div>
</div>
...

Yes, almost got used to it, but this one really surprised me.
Any ideas anyway what may be the cause?
Do you see something wrong with my code?
I am out of ideas in which direction should I look...

Actually <div> element is 100% stretched by default, unless contained in another block element with fixed widht, or unless floated. So, if you are using div's and do not use neither float, nor width...

Hi folks,

It has been some time since my last visit. This time I come looking for help...

I have coded a page that contains a google map next to an address location. Basicly the map shows...

Post some code that we can read, however, it should look something like
<div>
<p>Your text here</p>
<img.../>
</div>

You can't doing it using this code.
The css style you provided is useful when you want to define some general attributes for multiple tags.

In order to achieve yours, you have to explicitly...

Just one thing - <p></p> elements are not allowed to contain h1-h6 elements.
This means you cannot have the following <p><h1>Heading Here</h1>The other text being here</p>

The difference is the following:

p {} only is a master declaration for your whole page. Definitions here will be inherited by all p tags by default. It is like a default style for p tags.
...

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.asp

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp

I do php and mysql, XHTML 1.1 strict, css 2, javascript. Now I'm looking towards Ajax, but actionscript and flex are cool.

Sam, you never know how many pixels 100% is, because different users use different resolution on their screens.
This means that if your resolution is e.g.1600px wide, then a user with resolution...

To your last you have just posted.

the correct order to define styles for a link is
a:link, a:hover, a:visited and optionally a:active

As for the question where to do css coding - inside page...

If you used class menu directly on a element, then instead of using a:hover in your css, you should use .menu:hover, .menu:visited, etc...
On the other hand, if you have applied menu class to your...

You may want to check this blog posting.

http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/
I think you can modify it in order to achieve your goals. Hope it solves your issue.

Hi there.
It seems that you have defined at many placess <li> styles and your style is difficult to figure out.
Also - setting the LI element as in-line does not allow the heigh to take effect....

Did you fix it? Can you show us some result and do you need extra help?

My friend,

If you have empty space with red cross - this means that the path is wrong, or image name is wrong, or something like that, so FF cannot find the image.

1. Check your path once...

Normally it is the other way arround :D.
Are you sure you've inserted the image correctly?
Check your paths and whether the image was not cached in IE cache.

Hmm... I am not sure. I think that this trick is good for crawlers to get info, but I am not sure it will validate corectly as a valid code. Here is a description of the capture element.
...

Oh I see...
Well, in my opinion the problem is because you use div's to wrap the images together with the caption. Besides, why do you use the caption element - this is a table element, so if you...

Put the following on your page:

<input type="button" value="Print this page"
onclick="window.print()" />
That is all...
Good luck

Hmm ... an interesting question you have!

As far as I understand, you have a <DIV> for each let's say 3 horizontally floated images, is that correct?
So, if you have 9 images on the page, you...

I got it solved. Adding height: 1%; on the h2 made the trick, now renders ok in IE.

Thanks, Vishesh!

It seems that this problem occurs just on some IE, however, i cannot find a dependancy.
I have attached 2 pics here - one is how it renderes in FFox, the second is the IE...

Hi, guys.

I have an odd problem with internet explorer, that I cannot figure out how to solve it.

I have a dynamically generated page, that displays a gallery.
Basicly the structure is the...

Hi there,

CSS2 supports page orientation, although it is not officially approved by the W3C. Here is the spec http://w3schools.com/css/css_ref_print.asp

There is a css property called 'size'....

Agree... I think I am in love with CSS! :D - Hope my girl doesn't read this post, as I am getting into questions like - who is CSS?

Scalability is a problem. If you want to make your page...

P.S. - hey, they're doing it:) Take a look here...

http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-css3-border-20021107/#the-border-radius

Interesting posts, however, 6divs for round corners seems too much if you want to "round" a small box. For big text area, etc, - I agree - 6 is well enough.

Buttons can be done with 2, actually -...

Dude,

Nice questions, however, for the time being it seems that NO is the answer to your search. And I mean - no, it is not possible for the time being to save yourself a lot of coding if you...

Hi there!
As far as I understand, you want to load values of first_name and second_name from your MySQL table into form fields.

Yes, you can do it, however you have to use a dynamic language...

Well,

I tried it myself - indeed IE is wrong. Tried in FF and Opera - both read it right, still IE does not. Obvioursly the child element <option> inherits parent's setting. No idea how to make it...

Hi there.

If you try to code it like this :
<table><tr><a><td>My link here</td></a></tr></table>

your code may not validate, or result in another error.

Do you have something else apart...

Hi there, I understand what you mean.

I don't know how it will work in plasmafire, however you can try to set a css rule like this, so I hope it works for you:
1. Lets say you set your select as...

It depends on the technology you use for your dynamic pages - is it PHP, ASP, JSP etc., however the problem lies elsewhere. Your form is being designed to encode the text in html format - this means...