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little css-opera problem ...
hi there!
i've recently finished my site (http://ir.digital-ambulance.com/) but there are some minor problems, i don't get to solve, even after hundreds of searches. first: the photo-links please look at this page and see that the photo-links are working correctly, even in opera or netscape 6. but when you look at the photo-page, you can see that there's no good looking link :/ css-class, where the last ones are used in the diary page: Code:
a.photo {
border: 1px solid #C6A04B;
margin: 9px;
padding: 1px;
background: #F6EACA;
}
a.photo:hover {
border: 1px solid #3A3F46;
margin: 6px;
padding: 4px;
background: #99A6B0;
}
div#diarytext a.photo {
float: left;
margin-left: -71px;
}
div#diarytext a.photo:hover {
margin-left: -74px;
}
the only real difference is the float-parameter :/ and there's another one: the photo-page is replaced by a few pixels to the left, and i don't have any clue, why ... so then bye and thanks in advance gj |
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#2
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Looks OK in Firebird, quite nice actually. With regards to your second point, it isn't jst because the photo page has a scrollbar, i.e. the page scrolls?
I don't know what you are comparing it too - but main page is shorter,,,
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#3
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Quote:
omg, i'm paranoid ![]() |
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by the way, you really should wrap your text in p-tags. that what they are for.
from the diary: Code:
<div id="diarytext"> Den letzten Tag in Barcelona verbrachten wir eher entspannt: zuerst ins Internet-Café, dann an den Strand und zum letzten mal Sangria am Dach der Herberge. <br> <br>Durch einen Tausch des Zimmers in den dritten Stock war die Nacht diesmal zum Glück nicht so heiß wie die zwei vorhergegangenen. <br> .... the use of the br-tag should be avoided. would be better to do this Code:
<div id="diarytext"> <p> Den letzten Tag in Barcelona verbrachten wir eher entspannt: zuerst ins Internet-Café, dann an den Strand und zum letzten mal Sangria am Dach der Herberge. </p> <p> Durch einen Tausch des Zimmers in den dritten Stock war die Nacht diesmal zum Glück nicht so heiß wie die zwei vorhergegangenen. </p> ... |
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thanks, i know
![]() but this is database-driven, and it's much easier to replace "/n" with "<br>" then programming an algorithm to replace with appropriate <p>'s beside that, this is my semester-work and i have to deliver it tomorrow ![]() oh: i've fixed the opera-error: i've put it in tables with display: block and now everything works fine ![]() |
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ok, that explains it, i downloaded your page to see if i could find the error,
it worked on the disk, but not when i saw it on your page, was a bit stumbled by that. ![]() opera had the old version of your page in the cache while i had downloaded the new with moz. its not that hard to place a <p> before the text and a </p> after, ![]() |
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sure, but it will cost me too much time
![]() instead, there's a much greater problem! i have to implement an animated gif. ok, easy, but where and what? ![]() |
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