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On http://www.justcycles.ie/about-us-1-w.asp you will see that the writing is to the left too much what code do I need to move it across more central?
You can use margin: 0 auto on the div direct below the <div id="content">
#content > div {margin:0 auto;}
Add margin: 0 auto to the first child of #content.
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I have a set of social media sprites aligned in a row, centered in a container with display:inline but I just realized they don't display at all in Firefox. What's the best alternative?
Inline elements don't have height. I assume that you're using sprites as CSS backgrounds, so you'll need to use inline-block and set explicit height and width.
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How to put rectangle between triangle? http://goo.gl/EgXE5k When I remove text from rectangle it returns on its normal position. `
Float them all left:
.left,.center,.right {
float:left;
}
jsFiddle example
You can use
position: absolute;
and then design left and top attributes for each DIV
Updated fiddle
add this to the rectangle:
vertical-align: top;
http://jsfiddle.net/HMfz7/
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I'm creating web site layout.
This is label3 css :
background-color:#c4efd5;
min-height:368px;
height:100%;
I want the label3(<div>) re-size to 450px when I insert image height=450px and when there's no data in the box, the minimum height of label3 will be 368px. I used min-height but it didn't work.
Any answer will be appreciate. Thanks you.
Remove height: 100% it is overwriting your min-height
What element is this being applied to? Height will have no effect on inline elements such as spans etc. Either apply it to a block level element or set display: block on the selector
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I'm writing my home page in and the footer is shown on top of the main section.
I tried adding position:relative and position:absolute;bottom:0; but it did not work.
remove height from CSS style in this classes : .login and .homeArticle that way it will always fit at the bottom.
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Anyone see why my footer is all shifted over with the image as well as the links and copyright isn't showing as it should?
http://kansasoutlawwrestling.com/
mockup:
http://kansasoutlawwrestling.com/assets/images/wrestling2.jpg
You are floating your <li> elements to the left.
Remove the float left and change the css on these to display: inline and it will look much more like your mock up.
It's because line #58 of v1.css floats the whole thing left.
#footer ul {
list-style: none outside none;
margin-left: 40%;
text-align: center;}