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Technorati Tags: CSS del.icio.us Tags: CSS        As I said before I’m doing a lot more CSS these days with tableless design.  Now before I start on this...

posted @ Thursday, May 28, 2009 8:48 PM | Feedback (1)

CSS Tabeless Design Basics – Positioning Content with Floats instead of Tables

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posted @ Thursday, May 21, 2009 12:13 AM | Feedback (6)

Must use !important on your CSS class for Text color to work on ASP.NET Validation Controls

Technorati Tags: CSS,ASP.NET There is absolutely no excuse not to use CSS classes in your asp.net controls.  And just because some appear not to work, doesn’t mean they can’t. For example, it’s important to note that if you specify a CssClass in an ASP.NET validation control, you will find out that if you specify a color, that it doesn’t take.  That’s because you need to decorate it with !important in your CSS class: <asp:RegularExpressionValidator id="vldEmailRegex" CssClass="required" . . . .required { color: #801517 !important; vertical-align: top; } Using properties such as ForeColor and others...

posted @ Monday, March 02, 2009 11:21 PM | Feedback (1)

Weird Font Rendering Results in IE vs. FireFox

Technorati Tags: CSS I had modified an out-of-box skin of Subtext when creating this blog.  I modified the hell out of it but I also introduced a very nast result from copying over a couple styles from another style sheet that produced wicked results in IE in terms of font issue when comparing it to how it was being rendered in Firefox.  In Firefox everything looked perfect.  But the same font and same style sheet was rending so much narrow and unreadable text.  I couldn’t figure out why until I came across the following line in my style sheet: letter-spacing...

posted @ Monday, February 23, 2009 10:53 PM | Feedback (0)

Windows Live Writer and Line Return Weirdness

Technorati Tags: Subtext,Windows Live Writer,CSS The other day, when I started posting my first few posts, I was getting some weirdness in Windows Live Writer as it pertains to carriage returns.  For example, when typing a post in Live Writer, a single line return appeared to be placing 3 line returns visually.  The end result was a really spaced out looking blog post that just seemed strange to me while I was writing. This problem produced two results: a) When publishing my post, I noticed that on the live site, the line returns were showing up as one, not...

posted @ Tuesday, September 09, 2008 11:03 PM | Feedback (0)