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  • Floating Problem

    Can you show us the page source? When I went to view page source for some reason I could not find it. I'm thinking it has something to do with the div order.
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Using CSS for list type menu

    This worked. Thanks for the help apostraphe. Please feel free to check out the results http://chriscarvergraphics.com
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Using CSS for list type menu

    The only problem is that this is a Wordpress theme and the list is coming from a RSS widget. I guess I will need to determine where the widget file is and then edit this directly?
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Using CSS for list type menu

    This is the desired results. These to list items be w/out a background. http://www.chriscarvergraphics.com/images/1pic1.jpg
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Using CSS for list type menu

    Any help? Please?
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Floated div tag with an Image and Caption

    As for the width, set it to auto if you do not want to declare one. Some of your other CSS Validation errors are because there isn't a background color. Try setting a background color ... background-color: transparent; this should eliminate se…
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Center 4 s in a wrapper?

    If you do decide to make each box unequal widths, just make sure that they don't exceed the total width of the container / wrapper.
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Adding a Favicon?

    Did you put the favicon .ico file in the root directroy and the code in the header of each page? This is another favicon generator... http://www.degraeve.com/favicon/
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Can't get it to work properly in IE, but no other big issues

    I wish Chris would do an entire screen cast on internet explorer. I always have this problem, and see about twenty posts a day on this topic.
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Center 4 s in a wrapper?

    I'm new and unexperienced, but for what it's worth I am going to try to give this a wack. I would try to make the four smaller div's equal to 1/4 th the size of the wrapper. So, if the width with padding and borders are 50 px each I …
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Problems with Wordpress Sidebar only in ie

    I'm trying to do a little research and I am finding that my document was validated via css but not the xhtml. I think I am shedding a little light. Please let me know if I am in the right direction
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Problems with Wordpress Sidebar only in ie

    I validated at http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fchriscarvergraphics.com&profile=css21&usermedium=all&warning=1&lang=en i think it is called jigsaw. This raises another question. What is the difference in …
    Comment by chris June 2009 permalink
  • Wordpress 2 column bg help

    I agree a tutorial would be great. I recently tackled the same issue on a wordpress design. The solution did not seem easy but the easiest way to do it is basically wrap both columns into two divs (if only two columns). In theory both columns should…
    Comment by chris May 2009 permalink
  • CSS Validation

    Okay, so does it matter which validation tool you use? I checked a page on the W3C Validator and it came up with several "errors" that the jigsaw validator did not. They both say w3c at the top so I would assume that these are the same too…
    Comment by chris May 2009 permalink
  • Fixed Element (Div)

    okay so I got it to do what I want, however the browser is just too wide so it is always so far over you have to scroll to see it. I want it to be fixed on the left top corner of the browser at all times.
    Comment by chris April 2009 permalink
  • CSS Validation

    What exactly is CSS Validation. The way I understand it, is that it scans the code in your web site to make sure that it is coded correctly. Does this mean that if it "is valid" it will work properly with all browsers? Please help me under…
    Comment by chris April 2009 permalink
  • CMS - When to use?

    I use Word Press to design the themes. Watch the previous screen cast series if you having trouble designing for Word Press. I have had some minor issues designing for Word Press, but mainly due to my shallow experience w/ CSS (I'm Still Learni…
    Comment by chris April 2009 permalink
  • The Easiest Way to Use Any Font You Wish

    Yeah, it looks cool. When I first heard about sIFR it sounded like some kind of STD. But I think it is a cool tool. Chris Coyier did a video cast recently on the topic
    Comment by chris April 2009 permalink
  • How Do I Center a Wrapper, I feel I've tried everything.

    WOW! Chris Coyier You are a CSS Genius! I just removed the float and added the overflow hidden rule and it worked thank you very much. I'm looking forward to your book release. Thank you everyone on this post very much.
    Comment by chris April 2009 permalink
  • How Do I Center a Wrapper, I feel I've tried everything.

    Whenever I remove that float on the Wrapper Div, My background Image "notebook paper" disapears. I don't know why. I guess this is the real issue.
    Comment by chris April 2009 permalink
  • CSS-Browser Problems

    Thank you for this info. it helps a lot. Not only in this case but also for future sites. Thank you very much for the resource for that site validation tool.
    Comment by chris March 2009 permalink
  • CSS-Browser Problems

    I do see how that would issue a problem. Thank you very much for helping me with that. Why is it that it works on Mozilla Firefox?
    Comment by chris March 2009 permalink
  • CSS-Browser Problems

    for the most part it is like that. I have a page-wrap div that is 1024px and the sidebar is 224px and the body div/ content is 800px
    Comment by chris March 2009 permalink
  • 1 guy is hacking my Word Press blog

    are you sure it's just 1 guy?
    Comment by chris October 2008 permalink
  • CSS Frustration!!!

    I too can understand the frustration. I feel this same way at times, but just start out simple. If you jump into CSS trying to make complicated layouts, you'll get overwhelmed and eventually give up. Keep watching this guys podcasts, he's …
    Comment by chris September 2008 permalink