Soh Tanaka
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Orange Highlight Effect
woops :-p my bad misunderstood question!
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Google search
From the look of it, your source code states that your Google Search Code is placed in your right column. I dont think this is a CSS issue, but just misplacement of the html/js code that google provides~
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Issue Solved
I would personally rewrite your entire site, especially the side navigation being in tables is scary. Using spaces for padding/indentations is not good practice either. Start fresh would my suggestion :-) Here is a good set of tutorials: http://w…
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Two-colored background
Hey Stygyan~ I wrote a tutorial on something similar, maybe it can help: http://www.sohtanaka.com/web-design/ach ... -with-css/ :-)
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IE = problems
Your client is probably using IE6 aka the funk lord. Be sure to install IE tester so you can check throughly : http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage I didn't have a chance to look closely at your CSS, but make sure you have a …
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Layout Issue: Mysterious Space Below Footer
Try to use this as an example: http://ryanfait.com/resources/footer-st ... m-of-page/ http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/
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Background Issue
I didn't read all of the posts above so if I'm misunderstanding something please forgive me.... You want both left and right column to have a solid background color, but your saying the background colors won't show up. Lets take a l…
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Positioning/Resolution Problem
You should just wrap the parent div in a min-width/max width~ .classname { min-width: 970px; max-width: 1200px; } For IE6, I usually just stick with a fixed width :-) *html .classname{ width: 970px; }
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Image Placement Woes
No problem! Looking much better :-) Just keep in mind absolute positioning can do some funky things if your not very specific with its positioning (like leaving the top position out)~
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Background repeat
In IE, if you don't have a space between your background image value and the repeat value, your going to get some funk down your direction. So just add a space before "repeat-x" :-) background: url(image.jpg) repeat-x;
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Image Placement Woes
Whats up Jerred~ Try to specify a top position on both of your left/right scroll buttons. like: .scrollButtons.left { left: -29px; top: 30px; } .scrollButtons.right { right: -29px; top: 30px; } -Soh
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help with aligning a title under an image
You can create this layout using an unordered list, with each list item floating left. To get your vertical alignment of the text, you can do something like: HTML 705 CSS ul.prod_list li img { display: block; margin: 0 a…