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I haven't even finished the last "sight wot I mayde", and I'm already putting together another one: [URL]http://www.pfi-holding.com/contract/[/URL]
I think this is actually quite a big company, so God knows how I ended up doing it. Mostly works, although you're probably used to seeing unfinished sites from me by now, so you know what to expect.
I think this is actually quite a big company, so God knows how I ended up doing it. Mostly works, although you're probably used to seeing unfinished sites from me by now, so you know what to expect.
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cjh wrote:
> #ffffff - 3 matching pairs of #ff ff ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #fff
> #ff00ff - 3 matching pairs of #ff 00 ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #f0f
> #0000ff - 3 matching pairs of #00 00 ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #00f
> #99ccff - 3 matching pairs of #99 cc ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #9cf
>
> This will only work with three pairs of values, so you can't use CSS
> shorthand for something like #ff0094 or #00abff as the
> last two and middle to values respectively are not a matching pair.
>
> Again, that's accurate, isn't Tyla?
Basic short hand in CSS, something I've got really into recently
Other stuff in shortahnd, which is great are things like backgrounds, fontsm paddingm margibs etc etc. Cuts doen on files size, load time and seped of caching.
Only real problem in shorhand is making sure the cascade is correct in things like backgrounds.
> #ffffff - 3 matching pairs of #ff ff ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #fff
> #ff00ff - 3 matching pairs of #ff 00 ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #f0f
> #0000ff - 3 matching pairs of #00 00 ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #00f
> #99ccff - 3 matching pairs of #99 cc ff - remove one of
> each letter to make #9cf
>
> This will only work with three pairs of values, so you can't use CSS
> shorthand for something like #ff0094 or #00abff as the
> last two and middle to values respectively are not a matching pair.
>
> Again, that's accurate, isn't Tyla?
Basic short hand in CSS, something I've got really into recently
Other stuff in shortahnd, which is great are things like backgrounds, fontsm paddingm margibs etc etc. Cuts doen on files size, load time and seped of caching.
Only real problem in shorhand is making sure the cascade is correct in things like backgrounds.
Getting rid of the "width: 100%" would work I reckon.
Moving the padding to the parent container would work too, although that means changing the HTML as well.
Moving the padding to the parent container would work too, although that means changing the HTML as well.
Tyla wrote:
> Though personally i'd ditch "td bgcolor=#FFFFFF"
> which is depricated in favour of CSS clases at least such as;
>
> td.white {
> background-color: #fff;
> }
Just in case you were curious as to why Tyla's style only had three f's, this is CSS shorthand.
Whenever you have a colour that is set out as three matching pairs, you can remove one of each to shorten the code, for example:
#ffffff - 3 matching pairs of #ff ff ff - remove one of each letter to make #fff
#ff00ff - 3 matching pairs of #ff 00 ff - remove one of each letter to make #f0f
#0000ff - 3 matching pairs of #00 00 ff - remove one of each letter to make #00f
#99ccff - 3 matching pairs of #99 cc ff - remove one of each letter to make #9cf
This will only work with three pairs of values, so you can't use CSS shorthand for something like #ff0094 or #00abff as the last two and middle to values respectively are not a matching pair.
Again, that's accurate, isn't Tyla?
> Though personally i'd ditch "td bgcolor=#FFFFFF"
> which is depricated in favour of CSS clases at least such as;
>
> td.white {
> background-color: #fff;
> }
Just in case you were curious as to why Tyla's style only had three f's, this is CSS shorthand.
Whenever you have a colour that is set out as three matching pairs, you can remove one of each to shorten the code, for example:
#ffffff - 3 matching pairs of #ff ff ff - remove one of each letter to make #fff
#ff00ff - 3 matching pairs of #ff 00 ff - remove one of each letter to make #f0f
#0000ff - 3 matching pairs of #00 00 ff - remove one of each letter to make #00f
#99ccff - 3 matching pairs of #99 cc ff - remove one of each letter to make #9cf
This will only work with three pairs of values, so you can't use CSS shorthand for something like #ff0094 or #00abff as the last two and middle to values respectively are not a matching pair.
Again, that's accurate, isn't Tyla?
Manic Moaner wrote:
> Or get rid of "width: 100%" from .clientscroller?
I don't think that would do it, as
> Or get rid of "width: 100%" from .clientscroller?
I don't think that would do it, as
's are block level elements, and by default these are set to 100%. But at the same time that wouldn't be needed in the CSS to begin with (would that be accurate Tyla?).
Or get rid of "width: 100%" from .clientscroller?
You can fix that easily.
It'll be the padding: 10px;, as the CSS spec states that padding should be added on to any specified width. So if you set your width to be 100px, and a padding of 10px, then the whole element would in fact be 110px.
If you remove the padding: 10px; from the .clientscroller class, and instead apply it to the table cell the content is in, you should see it as you intended. For example:
style="padding: 10px;">
With our advanced production techniques and reputation for quality, we aim to provide our customers with a complete range of ergonomically sound furniture which makes practical, economic sense while providing a stylish addition to any environment, from offices to schools, hospitals to hotels.
In all honesty, you could leave the style within the code like that, but it would be best set as a class within your style sheet with the rest to keep things simply when you work on it later.
That is a fantastic site you've put together there, you should be proud of it :) The only thing I would think about altering is the page of products, where you have a list of chairs appearing in a gray box. As the content doesn't scroll with the main page, people may get a bit peeved at having to use the smaller scroll bar, as well as not having using of their scroll wheel.
Fri 26/11/04 at 01:36
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It'll be the padding: 10px;, as the CSS spec states that padding should be added on to any specified width. So if you set your width to be 100px, and a padding of 10px, then the whole element would in fact be 110px.
If you remove the padding: 10px; from the .clientscroller class, and instead apply it to the table cell the content is in, you should see it as you intended. For example:
PFI Client Listing
With our advanced production techniques and reputation for quality, we aim to provide our customers with a complete range of ergonomically sound furniture which makes practical, economic sense while providing a stylish addition to any environment, from offices to schools, hospitals to hotels.
In all honesty, you could leave the style within the code like that, but it would be best set as a class within your style sheet with the rest to keep things simply when you work on it later.
That is a fantastic site you've put together there, you should be proud of it :) The only thing I would think about altering is the page of products, where you have a list of chairs appearing in a gray box. As the content doesn't scroll with the main page, people may get a bit peeved at having to use the smaller scroll bar, as well as not having using of their scroll wheel.
Bah, I see what you mean - it's borked to hell in Firefox 1.0! Is that my fault or Firefox's, I can't really do much about it? There's no other way to do it without frames, or changing the design. Do I risk up to 10% of the market?
Booger. OK, just downloading Firefox 1.0 to see what's what.
Yep, in FireFox 1.0, the Clients page is wrong-looking...
OK, cheers dude, I'll look into it.
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