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ASP.NET Horizontal Menu Items Won't Center in FireFox
This took entirely too long to figure out. Hopefully this will help someone else fix it more quickly. If you have a horizontal ASP.NET menu where all of the buttons are centered and looking great in IE, but will remain left-aligned in FireFox no matter...
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Nov 17 2008, 02:14 PM
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Cross Browser CSS Centering for Fixed Width Layout
I think I've found the best way to center a page with a fixed width layout that works in all browsers. Forget text-align:-moz-center and tables, this solution is pretty solid. Add a wrapper class or over-write the body class (as I've done below...
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Aug 16 2008, 01:09 PM
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Photoshop Rounded Corners Transparent Shadow Web Frame
I originally layed out my site using AJAX rounded corner and dropshadow extenders, but they weren't playing nice with some custom controls that were themed or skinned. Next I tried a javascript utility which applied rounded corners and a drop shadow...
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CSS Broken HyperLink Style Mystery Solved
CSS A:HOVER STYLE MUST BE LAST! Stuff like this just kills me. This is the sort of thing will someday cause someone a serious meltdown . If you're creating custom CSS classes with hyperlink styles like this: .MyLink a:link { color:Green; text-decoration...
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Inner div runs past outer div in Firefox
Do you have an inner div who's height is greater than the outer div so the inner div is pushing right past the outer div? Yeah... I had one too. Using a table instead of the outer div would work, or you can use this little gem I found: <div style...
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Apr 12 2008, 06:49 PM
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Inherit All CSS Style
I just had to create a css style that would force an inherit on all of the elements and luckily it solved my problem. I don't want to have to do this by hand again so here it is: .inheritAll { azimuth:inherit; background:inherit; border:inherit; bottom...
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