Hello xceleste,
See if you like something on this page.
There is lots of other stuff out there, google something like "jQuery scroll" and see what you get.
Yes, WebDeveloperToolbar may not be the best tool to use for debugging HTML/CSS. FireBug is much better. [edit - I just checked in WDT and it does not show the #page wrapping all the contents of...
Hello lkeeney,
Post your full code here. There is more affecting your site than the little bit of info you've provided us here.
Even better would be a link to the test site so we can see it in...
omglookitsagoat, have a look at this -
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">...
Good morning,
I got busy last night and didn't get the chance to finish my thought.
Instead of using any positioning at all, it might be better to make your images the background of their...
Hello insei,
Are you trying to do a disjointed rollover?
The span is the trick.
To get one to work in IE you would need to use an anchor since IE only hovers anchors.
Hello sharkey,
You need to clear the floats in #contentcontain. That will give #footer something to push off of with the top margin your putting on it.
Hello blue-eye-labs,
Percentage heights never seem to work on divs the way you think they should. You may have better luck trying to size an image instead.
Hell seanmanser,
I think the problems you're seeing in both your header and footer are caused by the use of tables. Tables are not for layout anyway... have a look at the link about tables in my sig...
Hello dankellys,
float or fixed, it's either or.
If you want fixed, it's always best to specify both an X and a Y. Give it a top and a left to place it with.
#left should have no image or color, it is not a full height div so needs to show what's behind it to appear full height.
Try your image like this -
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0...