CSS Help on my site please =)

Discussion in 'CSS' started by jagsrocknfl, Aug 3, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hello all! I have a quick question.. I sized the sub-category images to 120*120 for the binoculars category, but then i found a way to max size & min size (Set to 120*120 so i dont have to manually resize the images). So I did this on the Camp Kitchen categories and the ones below it. My problem: Everything is fine in Firefox, but in IE it completely ignores that part of the CSS.. I'm fairly new to CSS so i believe it's a simple fix. Sorry I dont have the .css here right now but most of you probably have web developer =). the Here is my site: http://www.shop.greenwayoutdoors.com

    Thanks!
     
    jagsrocknfl, Aug 3, 2007 IP
  2. Courtenay

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    #2
    max-width, max-height and min-width, min-height are not supported in IE6, do not know about IE7 though
     
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    #3
    Read more tutorials on internet. Search Google for it, and see how other users do it. If you use firefox i'd recommend you to use Web Developer Toolbar extension for that. And of course, good luck :)
     
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  4. jagsrocknfl

    jagsrocknfl Well-Known Member

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    #4

    What could I use to fix this? Maybe a quick fix? Anyone? =)

    Thanks
     
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  5. Courtenay

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    Well the best way to go about it would be to use ImageMagick or some other software that creates thumbnails for you on-the-fly as it'd use less bandwidth.

    You might want to look at your site in Opera too!
     
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  6. jagsrocknfl

    jagsrocknfl Well-Known Member

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    Fixed, Thanks to those whom replid ^^
     
    jagsrocknfl, Aug 4, 2007 IP
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    ArcticPro Banned

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    They are supported in IE7, Digg uses them. :D
     
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    Internet Explorer 5 and 6 do not understand min/max-width/height; however IE 5/6 will treat height as min-height (if you want to force IE 5/6 to treat height as height, you have to use the overflow property to do so).

    As far as min-width is concerned, there are two ways to go about it - extra markup (HTML and CSS) or scripting. The two links below are perfect examples of this (in order).

    http://www.pmob.co.uk/temp/min-width-ie.htm
    http://friendlybit.com/css/min-width-and-max-width-template/

    Note that the second link also covers max-width for IE 5/6 as well.
     
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  9. jagsrocknfl

    jagsrocknfl Well-Known Member

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    Thanks a ton, fixed it =)
     
    jagsrocknfl, Aug 4, 2007 IP