Well never got any msg of this sort, but first, try remove any present Office installation from your Program Files folder, and if need be, clean your pc using CCleaner to remove any registry which may still be in use. Setting up afterwards from the CD itself, no need to create a folder and copy setup files... Also make sure u are using the correct setup file, as Windows comes with 32/64 bit...
I've tried playing with the background-position in firebug, and i get the quotes + text position correctly with 7-8% instead of 12% changed my resolution to 1280*768 but still same with 12%
well the image posted does seem to differ from the webpage link you posted earlier, and am viewing this on a 1600x1200 monitor. But irrespective of the resolution, the spacing between them should be same, if you open in photoshop you will see what i mean, and pay attention to your photoshop ruler scales From the pic u posted, I see about 87px difference between the last quote and the text (photoshop view at 500% for correct scaling...see for yours) And also since you are using blockquote, some extra styling may be added in the background to show it is a blockquote, try to reference some html sources on this
The image is too small for that to make any real difference as there is atleast 300px between the right side of the image and the text... I know I could set an absolute px value but that would only work right if the entire world had my same screen resolution! LOL
Lol well I can tell u that between the image and the text, there is 22px (if my photoshop is not failing me :P ) and between the last quote and the text there is 43px difference... I would again recommend to try play with the image unless you manage to get a better solution in the end :cool:
What I want to do is extend the padding on the right so that all the padded items are the same width.
If you want to extend the color to the right, irrespective of the phrases length, then I will suggest you to try use a <div width="100%; background:#FF6E00;"> tag just in front of your <a> tag (but beware of height of the div).
Hope this is what you want, else if am wrong again try to make an image of what you want to achieve and attach it here...
Thanks for the tip. The text is exactly where I want it, it's the blue " image that's all the way over on the left that I want to move up next to the text.
Have you tried playing with the image itself? like using photoshop to make the quotes more to the right end as image itself has a size of 67*56 px, with the quotes centered, while moving the quotes more to the right of the image frame in photoshop can give you the effect wanted.
As currently, when you are using it as background image, it is using the full 67*56 with the quotes centered, thus the reason for the spacing between them and the text, thus no need for css modifs I believe
For the secodn one, if you remove the padding (or set all to 0), you will get the color exactly from the start of a phrase to its end, if this is how you want to do it, cos I did not understand too well what you really want to do for the shading
For your first problem, your text is already centered, but to the div, since after the div you have a code (debugged using firebug on firefox): <td width="25%" valign="top" align="right" class="content-right"> </td>
the above code is thus going to the right of the whole div, acting as a right sidebar if I may say so... I believe removing this <td> statement will do what you really want
