CSS & PT Question

Hi Everyone
I have several sites that I'm getting rid of some older CUCM 4.3 boxes and I have a question about CSS and PT. Currently none of the sites are connected by to a PUB & SUB setup, all the sites are independent of each other but when I remove the older boxes and they just have the GW and they connect across the want I wanted to know can I use the current CSS & PT that I currently have on my SUB at our data center. I've checked all the boxes and they have the exact same setup as CSS & PT goes. But once they all connect back will I have to change anything or would I have to make any additional ones. I'm attaching a copy of the names that we have and these names again are the same on all the older boxes and on our new PUB & SUB.
Eric

That's up to your dial plan and requirements, you need to define whether the current dial plan adjusts to what the company wants, or if you need to modify it, but that's up to you.

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Basic CSS Functionality Questions

Hi,
I have a CSS 11501 loaner on the way from Cisco, but was hoping to ask a few questions ahead of time. I am relatively new to this, so bear with me.
I have three offices connected via a VPN between two pix devices. Local users and anonymous web traffic all funnels through the remote office. I am hoping I can incorporate a CSS box to direct traffic (via a VPN to another pix) to a third office in the event the www server at the main office is not reachable, but return to the first office when it is back online.
I am a little confused by VIP. Right now, my domain name resolves to an IP address on the outside of my pix which NATs and sends the request on to my web server. If the CSS is behind it, do I create a VIP that maps to the actual IP of the www server, and have the pix send traffic to the VIP?
I have read the PDFs found online, but am still a little foggy.
Thanks,
JM

the Pix will have to send the traffic to the VIP.
The VIP should be an address existing only on the CSS and that the rest of your network knows how to reach.
The CSS will then nat to the real server ip.
Gilles.

Quick CSS box question

Hi guys,
Firstly a very Merry Christmas to you all !
I'm just getting to grips with converting all the text on my
site to CSS and have a quick question.
On some of my pages I add an 'Also see' links box aligned to
the right - it's a CSS div tag thingy someone kindly talked me
through once. All of my pages are built from a template with an
editable region.
My question is, can I add this box (perhaps with a standard
'Also check out' title and then spaces for my links) at the
template level? This will save me having to go to Insert>Layout
Objects>DivTag on every page. I've tried simply adding this to
the editable region of the template but it simply pushed the
editable region box over to the right and then didn't appear on my
pages
Also, the links box would ideally appear about half way down
my pages on the right...
Hope you can help, many thanks in advance!
James
Here's an example page where I have manually added my link
box on the right of the page...
http://www.fyrne.com/james_journalism/Pages/Mosaic_of_the_med.html

Your CSS link implies that the CSS file is in the Templates
folder. You
shouldn't have anything there other than the template (dwt)
files
themselves. Please move it out to any other location in your
site.
<link href="../../Templates/Box.css" rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css">
Changes made to template editable regions would not propagate
to existing
child pages - that's why you aren't seeing that addition in
them....
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"JamesFryer" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi guys,
>
> Firstly a very Merry Christmas to you all !
>
> I'm just getting to grips with converting all the text
on my site to CSS
> and
> have a quick question.
>
> On some of my pages I add an 'Also see' links box
aligned to the right -
> it's
> a CSS div tag thingy someone kindly talked me through
once. All of my
> pages are
> built from a template with an editable region.
>
> My question is, can I add this box (perhaps with a
standard 'Also check
> out'
> title and then spaces for my links) at the template
level? This will save
> me
> having to go to Insert>Layout Objects>DivTag on
every page. I've tried
> simply
> adding this to the editable region of the template but
it simply pushed
> the
> editable region box over to the right and then didn't
appear on my pages
>
>
> Also, the links box would ideally appear about half way
down my pages on
> the
> right...
>
> Hope you can help, many thanks in advance!
>
> James
>
> Here's an example page where I have manually added my
link box on the
> right of
> the page...
>
http://www.fyrne.com/james_journalism/Pages/Mosaic_of_the_med.html
>

CSS layout question regarding browser sizing

Hi,
Basically I want the basis of my site to be - A header, Main content with a background image, A Footer.
I'm having problems however, I can't seem to get my footer to position where I want it i.e. at the bottom of the browser window at all times. I'm doing it as an AP div and how it should work is that it's fixed at the bottom of the page and then if the user resizes their browser in the y direction the footer moves up with it, over the top of the main content (but not the header which will have a higher z-index).
The way I THOUGHT to do it was to firstly create a div tag for the whole page (780 pixels wide, auto left and right margins, auto height) and then inside that put my ap div header fixed height at the top and have another ap div as the footer, fixed height and tell it to position 0 pixels from the bottom. However this doesn't seem to do the trick, I'm sure I'm missing something really really simple. Anyone who's vaguely familiar with the program will be able to answer this I'm sure. If my question isn't clear please let me know and I'll rephrase,
Ta

There is no reason to use APDivs for such a simple layout. Default CSS positioning (which is no positioning at all) is typically all you need for most layouts. Build your HTML markup logically from top to bottom of page and your footer will naturally appear at page bottom.
Live Demo (view page source to see the code)
http://alt-web.com/TEMPLATES/Basic-1-col-fixed.html
Or, for a Sticky Footer using Fixed positioning:
http://alt-web.com/DEMOS/CSS2-Sticky-Footer.shtml
Nancy O.
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Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
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CSS Layout Questions

Only making baby steps in CSS still but I am learning a lot. Here's a link to the page I am trying to create: http://www3.telus.net/~jessum/details_layout.html
Here's what I have managed to create so far: http://www3.telus.net/~jessum/details.html
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Questions
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2. How can I centre a div in the page?
I read that to align the div so it's "centred' in the page I can use: margin: auto;
but I'm not sure how to do this. Please explain.
3. How do I remove the space around the "container"? I've set the margin and padding to: "0" but the space is still there.
Thanks

osgood_ wrote:
Not sure where this notion of using the body as a container came from but for years a wrapper or container was considered standard practice.
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I've been doing a lot of research into CSS3 recently, and discovered that the Borders and Backgrounds module specifically advises against styling the <html> element (http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-background/#special-backgrounds). It doesn't give a reason for this recommendation.
I suppose the idea of giving the body a width instead of using a container might come from the HTML5 definition of the body as representing the main content of the document (http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/the-body-element.html#the-body-element).
I suspect that this is likely to develop into the same type of fruitless argument as we had several years ago about the "superiority" of ems over pixels. Adding a single <div> to act as the container or wrapper for the content doesn't strike me as being less efficient. It also has the advantage of avoiding styling the <html> element.

Beginners CSS layout question - expanding a layer and not overlapping another

Having got well and truly fed up of using tables to layout
pages I am trying to gem up on CSS layer based layout. All well and
good but despite the various tutorials I can't find an answer to
this question...
Q. I have a layout with layers to make a three column layout,
however, I want to have a footer section at the bottom of the page
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http://www.spiralfilm.com/clients/broadoak/index_css.html
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blocks of content? The
> DW8
> help file seems a little unclear on this?
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container for
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comes with
using DW 'layers' to contain text. As Thierry suggested, this
is because
absolutely positioned elements (i.e., DW 'layers') are
removed from the
normal flow, preventing them from interacting with adjacent
page elements -
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begin to overlap
other content. See my demonstration of this here -
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Try these tutorials -
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http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/tableless_layout_dw8.html
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/css_concepts.html
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all a little beyond
> my
> knowledge. I will read on and see if I can understand
them.
>
> However, is the use of div tags the way to seperate
blocks of content? The
> DW8
> help file seems a little unclear on this?
>

CSS Design question

Hi All,
I have a couple of questions around the CSS 11501 would be grateful if any gurus out there cud shed more light, here goes;
-Does the CSS support bridging between 2 vlans? In a similar way to the CSM. What command might be used to achieve this?
Thanks.
Kind Regards,

Thanks for your response Giles.
Gotcha, further more ... so if CSS is L-2 adjacent to the servers do the servers have to have loopbacks created for the VIP?
I wud assume this wud be required as the CSS will only be re-writting the MAC address? Can you please shed more light here as well.
Cheers

CSS update question

I had font-size = 12 as a global CSS tag. Changed to 14 but no updates of existing elements displayed. Exited app and restarted, now CSS displays as 14pt in the property sheet but obviously still really 12 pt on run. Is there a call or invalidateDisplayProperties or something that can help refresh this?

Mahmoud_Rabie wrote:
Dear Experts,
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password : test
application : Sample Trees
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CSS sticky question

Hi guys,
I have one request, remote users dial into our sslvpn box, get their IP from an IP pool(sslvpn tunnel mode), then terminal to some servers. I plan to put a CSS in front of these terminal servers.
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Ed,
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Gilles.

Css syntax question

sometimes a piece of css will look like this
#toolbar {
background-color: #313031;
padding: 5px 0px 5px 0px;
and sometimes it looks like this
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background-color: #313031;
padding: 5px 0px 5px 0px;
(note the # is replaced with a . )
is there any difference between the 2 ways of putting it?

cancel the last question
i think i discovered what it is
# selected ID elements
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CSS Layout Questions [locked]

Here's a link to the page I am trying to create: http://www3.telus.net/~jessum/details_layout.html
Here's what I have managed to create so far: http://www3.telus.net/~jessum/details.html
When explaining any steps please explain it using Dreamweaver. I will be looking in the code to see how it all works but I want to be able to get proficient using Dreamweaver so I can see how things flow etc. before I try and hand code.
Questions
1. Is it a good practice to use a "container" to hold all of the div's or is it better to start by adding a header without a container?
2. How can I centre a div in the page?
I read that to align the div so it's "centred' in the page I can use: margin: auto;
but I'm not sure how to do this. Please explain.
3. How do I remove the space around the "container"? I've set the margin and padding to: "0" but the space is still there.
Thanks

Murray *ACP* wrote:
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Message was edited by: David_Powers to correct description of what happens in the margins.

CSS layout question - height of outer DIV

Hopefully this is a quick one - In the past I've used CSS for the main layout of a page, but still used tables within a DIV. But I'm trying to be good and used DIVs there too.
Anyway - I have a basic example here:
http://www.learners-guide.co.uk/lessons/cockpit-drill/layout.php
With the row in the main content split into two columns, using:
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#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one #row_one_right {
            width: 288px;
          height:auto;
          padding:0px;
          float:right;
          margin: 0 0 0 0; /* Sets the margin properties for an element using shorthand notation (top, right, bottom, left) */
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How would I make the containing DIV expand to contain the columns? I can do it by specifying a height of the #row_one DIV, but assume this is bad form, and would produce varying results depending on screen / resolution / browser etc.
I thought maybe using height: auto; but no joy with that either.
I'm assuming it must be possible, as it seems a fairly basic layout requiement.
Thanks.

You have to use some style that forces that div to clear the floats (since floated elements are removed from the flow, containing elements act as if they aren't even there). To do that, something like "overflow:hidden" works wonderfully well. So remove the height:auto styles (which is the default anyhow), and change this -
#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one {
          width:580px;
          border:2px solid #333;
          background-color:#99FF99;
          padding:10px;
to this -
#outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_one {
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Quick css name question...

I created a simple file in dw main.css. It worked fine in dw and firefox testing - but failed in safari... many times I resent to web and cleared cache etc... but no joy
then I changed the name to something else and all worked
what went wrong? Is main.css some kind of 'protected term' or non permitted words that safari does not like?
btw this was the only code for it:
body {
background-color: #000;
font-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
font-size: 16px;
color: #FC0;
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a:hover {
color: #FFC;
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Filenames are not protected, but if the browser does not recognize the file type then it will do unpredictable things with it. If you pointed your browser to main.css, you would probably see just text. Files with the htm, html, etc. extensions are interpreted by the browser as .html and processed as such.

Quick CSS layout question

This should be a quick one - I have just added in some links to the other countries on the page below. Basically all the links under the main Botswana image on the left hand side.
Trouble is, that they have knocked the second row of lodges down to their right (this is how they should appear: http://www.goodsafariguide.com/botswana/index.php)
I thought the culprit might be a clear:both; in the #outerWrapper #contentWrapper #content #row_two rule in the botswana_layout.css file, but apparently not.
If anyone could quickly spot how to fix this that would be great.
The page is here:
http://www.goodsafariguide.com/botswana/botswana.php
Thank you!

Good news with the solution!
Iain71 wrote:
So its all looking as it should now:
http://www.goodsafariguide.com/botswana/botswana3.php
Its interesting that you mention the <a href="someurl.php"><div>Some content</div></a> thing. Although it seems to work, it wa something I wasn't entirely convinced was technically correct. I'm not sure how else you would do that though, and it seems a fairly common thing on sites (if not achieved the same way), ie having a large area that acts as a link. Maybe it should be contained in an outer DIV.
Thanks again for your help.
As I understand it, strictly speaking a <div> cannot be a link so, it should not be wrapped in an anchor tag. I think it has something to do with the fact that a <div> is a block level element and <a> is in line. This link http://htmlhelp.com/reference/wilbur/special/a.html is a reference for <a> it lists what other elements it can occur in and what it can contain. An <a> can be placed inside a <div> but not the other way around. Having said that, your use of the two elements kind of proves that they work but then you can fix wood together with nails and screws but some situations call for one or the other! Reading up on this, I learn that it's different now in HTML5 but then I imagine, that was done to confuse me!
The way I work out a page these days is based on my simple understanding of semantic code which for me means that the best element to use will always be the one that was intended for that job. The most obvious are <ul> and <li> for lists and <p> for a paragraph. I suppose <head> and <body> give even stronger clues. I also understand that search engines and in particular, Google, appreciate the proper use of these elements when pages are crawled. I know that SEO is a dark art but it kind of makes sense that a stupid robot will understand only the information is sees. It knows a list is a list but it doesn't know that a div is a list.
I have had a go at building your box of images using Dreamweaver Javascript rollover and the list elements. It's quick and dirty and the javascript makes it look more complicated than it is. However, if you compare my code with yours, I think that you will agree that my alternative is more straight forward and easier to read.
One other thing about this idea is that but putting your image in the page, you can get a bit more content in there with your alt="" and title"" attributes. At the moment, your option is a string of content-less divs.
martcol.co.uk/test/africa.html
Regards
Martin
You have to bear in mind that I am a serious hobbyist web developer who trys his hardest understand this shizzle.

Rating Widget: CSS Float question

I've successfully modified the Rating widget with our own rating graphics (smaller star's) but one issue I cannot figure out is how to get rid of what looks like a margin or padding around the ratingButtons... actually, everything within the ratingContainer itself. Everything works fine, just trying to tweak it's apperance on screen in relationship to other elements above and below the widget.
In SpryRating.css, the ratingContainer is floated left as well as the ratingButton(s) by default. I didn't change that. I did however change the width and height of the .ratingButton classes to match the new width and heigh of the graphic elements.
I think this is really more of a CSS/Float issue, but I haven't been smart enough to figure it out over the past few days while trying to research.
The end result should make the ratingContainer the same height as the ratingButton(s). I've already tried specific values for the height of the ratingContainer as well as 'auto'.
Any help would be welcome and appreciated! Thanks!
-JL

jasonLampitt wrote:
Really?
So, I'm either completely misconstruing your reply (which I admit is possible) but I'm more inclined to take it at face value.
I am sorry, I fail to see what was ambigious in my reply. I am merely stating the facts and I am sorry that you managed to see otherwise.
As a contributor to this forum and having no connection to Adobe other than to use their products, I use my spare time to help others with THEIR problems.
In doing so, we ask that person to assist us so that we can experience the problem first hand which in turn will be indusive to an objective answer.
In your case we have not been able to reconstruct the problem, thus we have not been able to help. This is of no concern to us, but it does not help you.
Have a good day!

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