Hi there,
I'm having difficulties editing the Hardwired theme to my liking. Somehow I've managed to make a rather thick white border around the tables that only displays in firefox. I've been all the the CSS and halted all border code to try and figure out what is causing it but so far nothing seems to work. If viewed in IE the borders are not shown so i'm thinking that the problem lies else where.
Here is a link to view the current status, please view in firefox first to see what i mean, thanks
http://dbsquaredband.com/copperminegallery/cpg133/index.php
And as mentioned if you now try it in IE the borders aren't there.
On a similar border note, without wishing to break the 1 question per thread rule the logo at the top left is boarded somehow with a rollover from white to orange, whch I also cant remove or change. Again that is in FF in IE there is a thick solid blue border that does not change on rollover.
I fear I may have gone too far in messing this up and have to start again from the template, however I would really appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction of how to solve these issues. And if there is a list and description that shows what all the CSS class and selectors of the hardwired theme are/do I really like to see that. Would save time in trial and error of editing and just hoping to see what effect the changes are having.
Thanks,
David
Yeaaahhh...Firefox is such a joy for webdesigners...
Anyway, to take care of the border thingy, in your table tag do this:
<table style="border: 0px"> to zero borders out, or:
<table style="border: 6px solid #570000;" >
if you want to change the width and/or color.
Thanks very much for that! Will try it asap! :)
David
Hi again, just realised which table tag do you mean? And in which file the CSS or the template HTML....i've stumbled through trying both and nothing seems to work at the moment. Still getting the thick white border in FireFox
sorry to bother,
David
Quote from: Sunlizzard on May 22, 2005, 08:33:36 AM
Yeaaahhh...Firefox is such a joy for webdesigners...
Anyway, to take care of the border thingy, in your table tag do this:
<table style="border: 0px"> to zero borders out, or:
<table style="border: 6px solid #570000;" >
if you want to change the width and/or color.
Actually, FF is much better for coding than IE, since it actually follows HTML standards. The method you posted isn't recommended at all. Always use the stylesheet to edit colors, etc.
David, as for your particular issue, you need to step backwards through your changes to see what you did. For a start, make sure you didn't inadvertantly add/change the color for your maintable or your TD tags. You can always compare your theme.php, template.html, and style.css files to the original, unchanged Hardwired theme (use a diff program to easily spot changes). Google for diff and you should find plenty of programs available.
Using the Firefox developer tools (DOM inspector), I see you changed the maintable background color to white, which is the source of your thick white border. The reason:
<table align="center" width="100%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="0" class="maintable">
Mixing CSS with cellspacing and cellpadding can cause problems. cellspacing="1" allows the background color of maintable to peek through.
Kegobeer,
genius! thanks very much :) sorted now I can get back on track!
cheers
David