Akuseru
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Add "@" to text input with jquery
Thanks @Adman, this help me a lot. You're awesome!
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little positioning advice!
Yep, as wolfcry911 says. The container must have a width, margin if you want centered (margin: 0 auto;) and after the content should have a clear:both; In the CSS: .clearfix:after { content: "."; display: block; clear: both; vis…
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[Solved] Need help with CSS3 nav ASAP!
Use this to guide yourself. You can use the whole code if you want. :) http://jsfiddle.net/3BMNr/
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Text Rollover Text Display
Well, the link to the page can help. And there is a lot of ways to get this happen. Even with simple CSS.
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Stuck with a CSS bug
Well, really what do you want? The "#contentLeft" it's the main container, the "#contentLeft img, #contentLeft a img" afecct all images with or without a link inside the main container. So, all images inside have #contentL…
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-moz-transition needs a unit assigned to a zero value?
Well @sl1dr There is a difference between this rules, "transition" will accept "none", and it's fine. Ah, I ignored the -moz- and -o- prefix because I was in Safari ;)
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-moz-transition needs a unit assigned to a zero value?
@sldr Nice buttons, looks fantastic. Again, with the 0s transition there is none transition... Instead of use 0s you can use none, (test). Also in Firefox you can use none to eliminate the transition when pressed. This work for you?
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-moz-transition needs a unit assigned to a zero value?
Why you would use 0s in a transition?
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navigation bar problem
Your whole concept needs to be check. Try using a Grid system, like 960.gs You need a page wrapper, and change the font size in the menu.
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Jquery vs CSS
Well, the CSS have limitations... Imagine this example: You want to change the font color of a div on hover; here you can use CSS, jquery is for harder thing... If you want the same but when hover other individual div you can use jquery. Other dif…
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Hide text with *** but visible on selection.
And this? http://jsfiddle.net/ZWYSe/1/
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div bottom right alignment (with scrollbars)
Well, i think that understand what you're trying to accomplish. First, delete the html{overflow-x: scroll; overflow-y: scroll;} Then if you want that the "content div" stay always in the bottom left you can leave like it is now, if …
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Same href's to both highlight when hovered over one of them?
Update: http://jsfiddle.net/wQnNQ/5/
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Same href's to both highlight when hovered over one of them?
Well the jQuery works: http://jsfiddle.net/wQnNQ/1/ Just add a class in the links you want to do somenthing, or will apply to all links...
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Same href's to both highlight when hovered over one of them?
Yeeeeah, you are all right... I can't think in another easy solution right now...
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Menu like on this site
Well it's a trick that can be made playing with the width: 1 2 3 4 5 CSS: ul { width: 800px; } li{ width: 20%; /*100/5, 20*/ } li:hover{ width:30%; transition: 0.5s all; } This can be a start point...
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CSS3 Accordion as nav
First, you should use this html in any menu: Level 1 Level 2 Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Level 3 If you change the h1 tags for li tag (in the first level) it will work. music Submenu item books Submenu 1 …
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Same href's to both highlight when hovered over one of them?
maybe with css... Like this #anchorone:hover{ background: yellow; } #anchorone:hover #anchortwo{ background: yellow; }
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Combining sticky footer with 100% width background
Well... I don't understand your problem... But: A sticky footer goes like this: footer{ width: 100% ; /*Full*/ height: 200px; position: fixed; /*This make the sticky stuff*/ } Well, i'm glad if you can reformulate your question to give …
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Progressive image loading or something like that
Sorry, i miss this text: "accomplished with "
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Progressive image loading or something like that
This can be accomplished with ""... Google it or give me a code example to help you... try this: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/preloading-and-the-javascript-image-object/5214317
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CSS only Navigation without any JavaScript
You can use something like this idea http://www.nealgrosskopf.com/tech/thread.php?pid=45 You can remplace the |> link arrows to text links
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Best way to load stylesheets
Gzip it's the solution. One Stylesheet is fine, but be sure to have organization... keep in mind thar more sheet are more HTTP request... Same ideas than the CSS Sprites
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hit counter
Something like this? http://pcsolution.com.ve/dontopen/
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CSS Page Wrap Problem
Wait a minute, i'm wrong... You have a div called Nancy-archive... Add !Important to the width... #nancy-archive { float: left; margin-bottom: 0; margin-left: 0; margin-right: 0; margin-top: 0; padding-right: 40px; …
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CSS Page Wrap Problem
Change this CSS Line: #blog-wrap div { float: left; line-height: 20px; width: 310px; } To this: #blog-wrap div { float: left; line-height: 20px; width: 200px; } Change the width to 200px and voilá
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double dot bug (safari & chrome)
What's your problem with this issue...? This works just if you have a solid color background, if not, try with #example{ border-width: 1px; border-style: dotted; border-color: transparent transparent #000 transparent; }
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Flex Box Model for Firefox
Firefox it's cool. I use firefox all the time, but unfortunaly doesn't fully support flex-box and have a lot of issues... In FF4 maybe this work out fine ;) (example: view this in Webkit and Firefox: http://www.gwilym.com/flexbox/example…
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Div dropping below in IE and Opera.
In IE6 looks fine: But, as i see those browser maybe are not display your float right in galleriffic.css: div.content { display: none; float: right; margin-top: 30px; width: auto; } Are you sure that is not display fine...?
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Contact Form in WordPress
Maybe this could help you... http://www.webdesignbooth.com/18-useful-wordpress-contact-form-plugins/