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li border-left propagating to children problem
Yes, that worked. I see it now, and that I needed more specificity by specifying the class that created the border and that my already defined .side-nav li li a { border:none; } wasn't enough. Thanks again for your help.
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[Solved] IE6 background repeat-y overlapping issue
Yep, that did the trick. I added font-size:0; on the form container. Thank you so much!
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..Help with positioning and using a personal template
Positioning It looks like you have different definitions for "p" in your files. Some files use p {margin: 0; } and some use p {margin: 5px; } causing your content to shift either up or down. You should use one external style sheet and in…
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what is the best way to do this?
I think a list will work fine for this. You could define a unique list item class for each image. ul.list1, ul.list2 { margin: ... ; padding: ... ; list-style: none; } ul.list1 li, ul.list2 li { font, padding, margin properties here…
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Carpal Tunnel
I've had carpal tunnel symptoms in the past from using the mouse, and I found a cure by just elevating the wrist about an inch. You can actually buy mouse pads with a wrist pad.
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How should i do it?
It sounds like you want a liquid design (expandable), which I think you've indicated by using term "fixed". This appears to be a 3 column, header, footer, liquid design. You could use percentages for widths left-sidebar float left, …
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first design attempt
I'm not a designer, but I think I have an eye for good design. It's simple, clean, and has easy navigation and a nice color scheme.
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PSD to XHTML - layout idea for busy site
"chriscoyier" said:This layout is very do-able and perfect for CSS and it sounds like you are on the right track. It's a two-column layout, and the images (tv, etc.) are floated to the left within those columns. Once you get a start c…