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[Solved] CSS Positioning Problem
"darren" said:It seems like the containing div isn't big enough to show the bubble. Try putting overflow:visable; on the containing div. I didn't really dive to deep into your code but try this.. Shazam! That was it. Thanks, d!
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(solved)Something Weird happening with css
You have a fixed height on your "content" div: Any time the content extends beyond that box it will get cut off.
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XML Site Map for wordpress ?
This is the one I use on all my Wordpress sites: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/goo ... generator/
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Coda Slider + CMS
Hi Carl, I think you could set this up in CushyCMS fairly easily. I've not used it before with images, but since it uses FTP to manipulate the site it does allow you to upload files. It wouldn't take 10 minutes to set it up to test. You …
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Text selection for wordpress ?
Hi synn, Chris wrote an article about how he did this on his site: http://css-tricks.com/overriding-the-de ... -with-css/
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Background images aren't showing up [SOLVED]
Two things to fix it... 1 - clear your floats in your maincontent div (add an empty div after the content and sidecontent divs with the clear:both CSS attribute) 2 - remove the height and min-height from the maincontent div -- these are not needed …
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Why does this small floated div shift my paragraph?
By default, the paragraph tag add some margin to the block. Zero out the margin for the p tag and then work from there to get the effect you want. p { margin: 0; }
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Getting alignment right in FF
Thanks for the tips, guys. I wasn't completely adverse to using tables in this scenario, but the code is much cleaner without the overhead of all the associated table tags. I will re-think the design. If anyone has any other ideas that would w…
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font size in ems
Hi moonlord - Can you post an example of your code? That might help troubleshoot. :D C
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New to freelancing
Hey Joe. This is the part that every designer (or programmer) striking out on their own hates. There are lots of ways to get your name out, but I would opt for something that doesn't cost you anything except some time and sweat. Here are some…
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vertically align to the bottom of a div?
margin:0 did the trick... and it worked for both IE and FF. Thanks, jhallmusic (and others, too)
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vertically align to the bottom of a div?
Thanks for the quick reply. That worked! I got it centered by setting the inner div width to 100%. However, the bottom alignment is right where I want it in IE7, it is about 10px short of the bottom when I look at it in FF?