Re: XBlue_Pro theme

both good ideas... I like the color one best. The border thing can throw 
off windows broken box-model. Come to think of it, if it wasn't for IE 
css wouldn't be difficult at all. I spend almost all my time trying to 
figure out ways around IE's bugs. width:100px or drats I have to make 
windows only width:140px etc... And that darn peek a boo bug is sending 
me over the top argh!

Marjolein Katsma wrote:
> andy varganov wrote in 
> news:mailman.2829.1059212451.14415.xaraya_ui-n5IRV0TL0hwRxVAL8JNkPw@public.gmane.org:
> 
> 
>>Debugging css can be a pain ;-)
> 
> 
> Amen to that.
> 
> But, I've found it's even harder when you combine a linked stylesheet 
> with in-line styles. I suggest moving *all* in-line styles to a (the) 
> linked style sheet before you even start debugging!
> 
> (After figuring out my own multi-site setup, that's the very next step 
> for me!)
> 
> Debugging hint: It often helps to see the exact 'extent' of an element 
> while debugging sizing and positioning. Two possible approaches 
> (depending on what you already have for that element) which I often use:
> - add a temporary (and 'glaringly' different) background color, e.g.
>     	background-color: yellow; /* debug */
> - add a temporary border with a distinguishing color, e.g.
>     	border: solid 1px red; /* debug */
> It's easy to leave these in the stylesheet and comment/uncomment them as 
> needed until all sizing/positioning is sorted out.
> 
>