http://www.darkgamer.com/

If you look at my left navigation, the "Home" link's block onfocus touches the top part that says "DarkGamer".

How do I get it to work like my other links? It works fine in tables.. just not divs.

validate

Hello Blatch,
It does act a lot different with a DocType.
There is a sticky in this forum about DocTypes, also a link in my sig about them.
There's also links about validating in my sig.

...

It is completely valid...

Any other suggestions?

Wrap that whole block in a div


<div class="box">
<h3>Site name</h3>
<ul>
<li>link</li>
</ul>
</div>

You may want to wrap the h3 in a div or something to get the rounded corners

Didn't work. I've tried firebugging it, but to no avail.

<div id="leftnav">


<div style="float: left;">
<div class="tleft"></div>

<div class="tmiddle" style="width: 188px; line-height: 26px;">
DarkGamer
</div>
<div class="tright"></div>
</div>what's this one closing?
<div>

Didn't work. I've tried firebugging it, but to no avail.
try to validate css, it give me a error:

26 #header Value Error : background-color orange is not a color value : orange

I guess will work after.

best regards

The hex value doesn't make a different -_-

The hex value doesn't make a different -_-
it make because when a browser detect a error in a css declaration ignore everything is inside.

regards

To make you happy, I changed it. It still doesn't work...

http://www.darkgamer.com/

If you look at my left navigation, the "Home" link's block onfocus touches the top part that says "DarkGamer".

How do I get it to work like my other links? It works fine in tables.. just not divs.

To make you happy, I changed it. It still doesn't work...

#header {
background-color: #fff;
margin: 0;
padding: 100px 200px;
}

change values how you need.

regards

Dude... that's not my problem >_<

Ok, look where I put the link "test". When you are onfocus (click, but move the mouse) you will see the selection spans to the name of the category "Links". I want to remove this - meaning fix it so it matches the other links in terms of display: block;

Dude... that's not my problem >_<

Ok, look where I put the link "test". When you are onfocus (click, but move the mouse) you will see the selection spans to the name of the category "Links". I want to remove this - meaning fix it so it matches the other links in terms of display: block;


<a style="display: block; outline: none;" href="#">test</a>

but this is a improvisation, the size of the block remain the same.

regards

Ok thanks.. I'll use this temporarily while I get someone to recode my divs xD

Hello Blatch,
try this -
ul {
list-style-type: none;
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
clear: both;
}