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The Flash version detection script is over riding any css to center the movie. The flash version detection script is not needed anyway.
This will center the movie. I tested by changing the movie...
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This will center vertically and horizontally.
The html {overflow-y:scroll;} is to keep a vertical scrollbar on the right at all times (just like IE7). It can be removed if not wanted.
<!DOCTYPE...
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Are you talking about the first word Assessment 1: or the first link?
Checked in IE7-8 and all other modern browsers and the first word does not change colors on hover.
If you want the first link...
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Nothing seems to work with this menu to get a current page style.
If you are comfortable editing your themes header.php you can have a look at these tutorials on setting up your own dropdown menu to...
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I just viewed your test site and the dropdown is working.
You should add some test pages and sub-pages and see if the menu will automatically add them to the menu.
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Each page would be a main page and not a sub-page.
If you make each page a main page, your current menu would have a class assigned like this.
<li class="page_item page-item-2...
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I'm not even sure any of the solutions will work with your menu since it is code as a dropdown menu instead of a full menu.
You may have to make your menu without using sub-menus which is what I...
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See this page.
The body tag currently has an id of top and a class of default for each page. Because the active rule and the current_page_item class will not work in this case, a new body tag must...
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Add to your styles
ul.children {padding-left:0;}
Adjust the width of ul#menu li a:link, ul#menu li a:visited to move the main page links closer together.
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Try
<input type="swf" src="myImage.swf" value="Submit Form" />
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It can possibly be a FF version bug. Since I upgraded mine has been doing strange things also.
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Try swfObject. It can be used several ways.
There's a big difference between tearing down a house and rebuilding than just remodeling it.
You can become a senior member by the number of post you...
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Your css is not bad, just needs some grouping.
you can group all your image links into one rule and the hover rule into one.
example:
a.p01, a.p02, a.p03, a.p04. etc.....a.p32 {...
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I checked with IE7 and FF3.5.2 and all is working.
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By breaking down your code, you have too many div closing tags.
Here's what you have less most of the content so you can see the extra div closing tags.
<body>
<div id="wrapper">
<div...
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Try this for the menu. The javascript is for ie6 only
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html...
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Here's one way to center and set height from top. Change the values for top and margin-top of the container
<style type="text/css">
/*-----page layout-----*/
html{height:100%}
html,body...
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Some css trickery and a little cleanup should do it.
* {/*set browser defaults to zero*/
margin:0;
padding:0;
}
img {
border:0;
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You got some code for us to look at?
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Using floats and a span in a paragraph will not let you keep the text on the same baseline. However it can be done using multiple containers with padding and margins.
html example:
<div...
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What I use for centering which works great for a flash site is using two container divs's. This will center both horizontally and vertically.
<div id="container">
<div id="content">
swf goes...
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All browsers have margin and padding defaults built in and they should be removed for browsers to render the code the same. Put the following in the head section of your page and remove any coding...
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You should do one image and use it as a background. I did a short mockup with a border around the image. The image you made does not have equal sides so it is hard to center. Cut out the part...
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If you use swfObject javascript to code for <object> it will fix this problem. Also use wmode - transparent with whichever code you use.
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Without an actual swf I can't tell if this works or not, but give it a try
div#container {
min-height:600px;
height: auto !important;
height:100%;
min-width:800px;
width: auto !important;...
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