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Default Extra pair of eyes for CSS - 11-07-2004 , 08:21 AM






Hello,

I've been staring at my code for the past couple of days and do not know why
my a certain paragraph box disappears when I view it with Firefox. Would
someone be willing to give a newbie some pointers? Thanks.
the site is www.baum-hs.eu.odedodea.edu Thanks in advance!

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Default Re: Extra pair of eyes for CSS - 11-07-2004 , 09:45 AM






Which paragraph box? When I view in Firefox on mac it looks all there.



Radley wrote:

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Hello,

I've been staring at my code for the past couple of days and do not know why
my a certain paragraph box disappears when I view it with Firefox. Would
someone be willing to give a newbie some pointers? Thanks.
the site is www.baum-hs.eu.odedodea.edu Thanks in advance!



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Default Re: Extra pair of eyes for CSS - 11-07-2004 , 09:47 AM



ok I looke din IE and see 'Announcements' is present but isnt in Firefox
or Mozilla.

I'll have a look.



Osgood wrote:

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Which paragraph box? When I view in Firefox on mac it looks all there.



Radley wrote:

Hello,

I've been staring at my code for the past couple of days and do not
know why
my a certain paragraph box disappears when I view it with Firefox. Would
someone be willing to give a newbie some pointers? Thanks.
the site is www.baum-hs.eu.odedodea.edu Thanks in advance!




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Default Re: Extra pair of eyes for CSS - 11-07-2004 , 09:52 AM



Change the z-index of the layer to a positive number rather than a
negative number



Also you have an extra curling bracket, that is not needed, after this
css sytle:



input.checkgrades {

position:absolute;

left: 615px;

top: 239px;

background-color: #990000;

z-index:5;

width: 123px;

height: 23px;

font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;

color:#FFD700;

font-size:84%;

font-weight:bold;}

}






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ok I looke din IE and see 'Announcements' is present but isnt in Firefox
or Mozilla.

I'll have a look.




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Joe Makowiec
 
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Default Re: Extra pair of eyes for CSS - 11-07-2004 , 09:54 AM



On 07 Nov 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Radley wrote:

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I've been staring at my code for the past couple of days and do not
know why my a certain paragraph box disappears when I view it with
Firefox. Would someone be willing to give a newbie some pointers?
Thanks. the site is www.baum-hs.eu.odedodea.edu
Z-index. IE doesn't deal well with 'em; FF does.

BTW, while you're looking at the page in FireFox, you might want to try
increasing the text size. The page breaks badly.

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Radley
 
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Default Re: Extra pair of eyes for CSS - 11-07-2004 , 01:43 PM



Thanks for the help everyone. I just started using CSS four days ago and am
learning about the quirks. I have to meet a deadline for my school for use
on IE, but I'm bothered if it won't work in Firefox because I use Firefox
myself ;D Thanks again!

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www.radramirez.com

"Radley" <radleyramirez (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hello,

I've been staring at my code for the past couple of days and do not know
why
my a certain paragraph box disappears when I view it with Firefox. Would
someone be willing to give a newbie some pointers? Thanks.
the site is www.baum-hs.eu.odedodea.edu Thanks in advance!

--
Radley






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