Re: [OT] Display Glitch
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2004
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Okay folks... I figured it out after I realised that I had a problem with a nested form. The problem arose from having a form tag display when it should have been hidden... Bizarre but I have it fixed now. Thank to those that helped and any advice on the hiding of css from public domain via webdna skullduggery is still welcome. Cheers Alan on 3/11/04 12:26 PM, Alan White at alan@hanon-shop.com wrote: > Thanks for the feedback, I had a look and it seems to be dreamweaver that > writes that code as so... doesn't have an impact on the problem though... > It looks like there is a fundamental problem with the contact page as it > only sends the form if a user is logged in also. > > Hmmm Brain fry :( > > I am going to add a WebDNA twist to this, is there any way of masking a css > file so that it cannot be seen by anyone? Just curious as I put a lot of > work into getting the stylesheet working for this and it seems to be public > domain already... > > Thanks > Alan > > on 3/11/04 11:34 AM, Erol Guneri at erol@colornet.co.uk wrote: > >> Hi Alan, >> >> I don't know if this is the problem (as it could have happened when I >> downloaded file), but in the layout.css file under H2 the semicolon seems to >> be in the wrong place. It is at the beginning of the margin statement >> instead of the end. Again, this could have happened when I downloaded the >> file. >> >> Erol >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Alan White"
>> To: "WebDNA Talk" >> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:53 AM >> Subject: Re: [OT] Display Glitch >> >> >>> Hi Gary >>> >>> Thanks for the input but I'm not sure that is where the problem is, I >> think >>> you will find the closes further down the page. >>> >>> If you look at the comments in the source I use:- >>> >>> >>>
>>> >>> >>> I find it easier to follow the nests this way. I am also confused as to >> how >>> it displays correctly on another page if that was the culprit as the >>> navigation is called from an include. >>> >>> Any other help is welcome as I would like to get to the bottom of this >>> mystery... >>> >>> Thanks >>> Alan >>> >>> Ps: when you say playing with the code, have you been reverse engineering >>> or just reformatting? Just curious as I have been attempting to get more >>> into css and this is my first fully css design apart from table use for >>> forms... >>> >>> on 3/10/04 7:06 PM, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote: >>> >>>> Alan, check your
, you have one that's unclosed. When I went >>>> through and matched them all up and closed the one that was open IE then >>>> stretched the footer across the width of the page. >>>> >>>> I believe the unclosed/improperly nested div was here: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>
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>>>> >>>> I say "I believe" because I mucked around in the code so much I lost my >>>> place... :) >>>> >>>> GK >>>> >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >>>> the mailing list
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Okay folks... I figured it out after I realised that I had a problem with a nested form. The problem arose from having a form tag display when it should have been hidden... Bizarre but I have it fixed now. Thank to those that helped and any advice on the hiding of css from public domain via webdna skullduggery is still welcome. Cheers Alan on 3/11/04 12:26 PM, Alan White at alan@hanon-shop.com wrote: > Thanks for the feedback, I had a look and it seems to be dreamweaver that > writes that code as so... doesn't have an impact on the problem though... > It looks like there is a fundamental problem with the contact page as it > only sends the form if a user is logged in also. > > Hmmm Brain fry :( > > I am going to add a WebDNA twist to this, is there any way of masking a css > file so that it cannot be seen by anyone? Just curious as I put a lot of > work into getting the stylesheet working for this and it seems to be public > domain already... > > Thanks > Alan > > on 3/11/04 11:34 AM, Erol Guneri at erol@colornet.co.uk wrote: > >> Hi Alan, >> >> I don't know if this is the problem (as it could have happened when I >> downloaded file), but in the layout.css file under H2 the semicolon seems to >> be in the wrong place. It is at the beginning of the margin statement >> instead of the end. Again, this could have happened when I downloaded the >> file. >> >> Erol >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Alan White" >> To: "WebDNA Talk" >> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:53 AM >> Subject: Re: [OT] Display Glitch >> >> >>> Hi Gary >>> >>> Thanks for the input but I'm not sure that is where the problem is, I >> think >>> you will find the closes further down the page. >>> >>> If you look at the comments in the source I use:- >>> >>> >>>
>>> >>> >>> I find it easier to follow the nests this way. I am also confused as to >> how >>> it displays correctly on another page if that was the culprit as the >>> navigation is called from an include. >>> >>> Any other help is welcome as I would like to get to the bottom of this >>> mystery... >>> >>> Thanks >>> Alan >>> >>> Ps: when you say playing with the code, have you been reverse engineering >>> or just reformatting? Just curious as I have been attempting to get more >>> into css and this is my first fully css design apart from table use for >>> forms... >>> >>> on 3/10/04 7:06 PM, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote: >>> >>>> Alan, check your
, you have one that's unclosed. When I went >>>> through and matched them all up and closed the one that was open IE then >>>> stretched the footer across the width of the page. >>>> >>>> I believe the unclosed/improperly nested div was here: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>
>>>>
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>>>> >>>> I say "I believe" because I mucked around in the code so much I lost my >>>> place... :) >>>> >>>> GK >>>> >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >>>> the mailing list
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