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"Long shot, but I'll ask anyway"

HUGE CSS problem, one to make you think...

Have a look at http://www.tyla.org.uk/test.htm

Simple CSS DIV layout, not a table in sight... Full compliant, only works in IE5.5/6, NN6.22/7/7.01 and Moz (pure genius:-))

Now there's one small problem with DIV's, the content tends to flow outside of the defined bounding box. This is overcome by using:

overflow:no;
scroll-y:yes

Which produces a similar thing to an iFrame... here's my problem. It only works in IE and I need a NN6/7 fix. I don't was to use an iFrame as they're bulky, horrid to format and badly supported.

The area I need to scroll in both IE/NN is the #content (currently contains the sample content text)

My last resort will be to use an @import css declaration to load a "simple" css style for NN?

Any ideas?

cjh wrote:
> Nice, very nice indeed :).
>
> Is this going to be a proper Web Site, or is it just something you
> wanted to play about with?

It will be a final site by the time I have finished with it. Just sorting out some minor PHP problems and the final architeccture and it should be up in the next couple of weeks.

RastaBillySkank wrote:
> what does the 'filter:' declaration do?
>
> Lovely looking site though, Tyla, really really nice.

Filter is a CSS control for things like Opacity of images/layers, transitional effects and the such. Curently only a fewof them work, and even then in IE.

Miserableman wrote:
> It's almost a novelty seeing a decent looking website on this forum,
> this one is ace!

Only coz i haven't built mine yet, it'll pwn when i get some inspiration :/

what does the 'filter:' declaration do?

Lovely looking site though, Tyla, really really nice.

theyll be control characters. in this case more than likely theyre carriage returns (ascii code 13).

try cutting and pasting the code into another editor as different editors handle and display them differently

Nice, very nice indeed :).

Is this going to be a proper Web Site, or is it just something you wanted to play about with?

Looks good though, ut one question (being nosy like I am). When I went to look at the CCS file to see how you managed your effects, it was all bunched up on about 3 line, with a black box afte every ';' you had. Is the file supposed to be like this?

I'll be the dissenting voice, don't like it, sorry. :)

It's almost a novelty seeing a decent looking website on this forum, this one is ace!

Impressive. I told you it worked in Moz.

I'd only say decrease the shadow offset on tyla.org.uk by a few pix, otherwise, stunning!

ajg wrote:
> high-fives all round!! nice one, looking good.

Cheers ajg... I now await a witty comment from Rob