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Working on an HTML site to implement a LightBox Gallery. Thought It would be simple enough but it seems like the CSS is all messed up. Not too sure if its getting all the files it needs, but I checked the JS, CSS and other links and they all seem to be called correctly into the page.
Here is the webpage:
http://www.rvcwoodwork.ca/Butcher-Block-Countertops.html
The Gallery Slide show links are half way down the page
I will attach the source for the Lightbox files that I am using. Any help would be great. Not too sure if I have a jquerry conflict problem here or if it is strictly CSS?
Here is the webpage:
http://www.rvcwoodwork.ca/Butcher-Block-Countertops.html
The Gallery Slide show links are half way down the page
I will attach the source for the Lightbox files that I am using. Any help would be great. Not too sure if I have a jquerry conflict problem here or if it is strictly CSS?
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Chris Labbate
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I should also mention I am trying to implement example5 from the Light-box code.
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That seemed to Help but not quite there yet?
What is causing all of the controls to be out of place?
What is causing all of the controls to be out of place?
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Thanks my Friend:
That Worked, I suspect that I had a few of overlapping CSS Styles. I always thought that it would be great if there was a CSS Conflict tool out there?? Got some free time on your hands, here is a thread:
http://forums.asp.net/t/1975674.aspx?tool+for+remove+conflicting+css+styles+in+two+stylesheets
at any rate, thanks. SOLVED A++++
That Worked, I suspect that I had a few of overlapping CSS Styles. I always thought that it would be great if there was a CSS Conflict tool out there?? Got some free time on your hands, here is a thread:
http://forums.asp.net/t/1975674.aspx?tool+for+remove+conflicting+css+styles+in+two+stylesheets
at any rate, thanks. SOLVED A++++
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Fast response and quickly resolved the issue in record time.
I think it will be total disaster as for example you might have multiple styles for same element "<p>" but because it placed different places different styles stated.
If you would take normalisation css file or so called css reset (to make same view across all browsers at the beginning) and you will start building rules on top of reset, everything will be in conflict.
If you would take normalisation css file or so called css reset (to make same view across all browsers at the beginning) and you will start building rules on top of reset, everything will be in conflict.
That's what CSS is meant to do, the C is for cascading.There are no conflict but priorities or clashes.
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Yes. Said the same thing in the thread. You bump into this stuff when you try and implement 3rd party things. To be honest, Im working on like 12 projects and I can't believe I missed something like, "try uploading the CSS file to the root" even though that wasn't the entire problem, I had to laugh at my self a little. ; )
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