Category Archives: CSS
CSS and IE Language Hack
Its been a long time since my previous post. Way way back, few sprints ago, I have this specific ticket where I encounter the epic select element whose width differs on different versions of Internet Explorer. The last problem I … Continue reading
Customized Twenty Ten Theme Using BlueTrip
Since WordPress 3.0, the Twenty Ten WordPress theme becomes the default theme. When I moved to a new domain and started from scratched, I used this theme as my default theme as to kick-start the blog the developed a custom … Continue reading
Quick Post – Width For Inline Elements
I’m always bugged when I need to align some elements that are displayed inline. The design was almost perfect, but suddenly a new element was added and I need to align it to other elements from the top. Notice the … Continue reading
How to counter IE6 extra width / height bug?
As always, IE6 is really a big headache for web developers like me. One of the old IE6 bug is the extra width / height bug on CSS. Actually it is not just extra, but it actually doubles the padding … Continue reading
Posted in CSS, Web Development
Tagged double margin, double padding, ie6 css bug, internet explorer css bug
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CSS – Centering Image
Are you having trouble centering images via CSS? I’ve no problem with it since I can easily search the topic on the internet, but it bugs me every time I posted a blog here, with images that I set “center” … Continue reading
Fixing Checkbox Width Problem in IE
I just reviewed my code today and found my code about how to fix the checkbox width incompatibility with IE. In IE, you will find that the checkbox has extra maring / padding on its left and right side making … Continue reading
Posted in CSS
Tagged checkbox, conditional, css, extra, html, IE, internet explorer, margin, padding, width
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Page break on your web page
We can easily specify page break on your pages via CSS. It is just a line of code. Then apply the class to an element and the page break will be applied after that element. So now we can specify … Continue reading
CSS and the browser war
Internet explorer is really a big problem when it comes to CSS styling especially when it comes to complex designs and complex forms where there are many elements invloved. Currently, I’m testing only with these popular browsers: Internet Explorer 6, … Continue reading
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Tagged button, css, firefox, internet exploerer 6, pixel, safari, select
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