At 08:08 PM 5/21/2017, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Maybe a re-install is in order?
Dunno. I asked about it on a Eudora group, I'm not the only one who
has experienced this. Working hypothesis ATM: randomly-triggered
bug in the Eudora v7.1.0.9 message viewer.
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At 09:24 PM 5/18/2017, Eric A. Meyer wrote:
On 18 May 2017, at 19:26, Reese wrote: > Wow, the formatting on that
got clobbered. Will probably get clobbered > on this email also. > >
How long has that been happening? Hard to say. What formatting got
clobbered? You initial post
At 03:20 PM 5/18/2017, Reese wrote:
Wow, the formatting on that got clobbered. Will probably get clobbered
on this email also.
How long has that been happening?
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like LESS and SASS obsolete?
Are there any gotcha's?
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I had to do something with media queries today. It has been a while
and I haven't done that much with them prior, it ended up being more
difficult than I think it should have been.
Can anyone recommend a good media queries tutorial/refresher that is
both online and free?
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I think I know how to
> proceed.
> >
> > Would there be a disadvantage to just using the
> >
> > .navbar a {
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> > though? Sure would be easy.
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> >> Would there be a disadvantage to just using the
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I'm confused. You say if you can't use flex, you can't do it. Then you
acknowledge the table/table-cell approach exists. So why not use
table/table-cell?!
On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 9:00 PM, Erik Visser e
Display table/table-cell replicates the table counterparts. You certainly
don't need to know a tables height to center it. It's no different in
CSS...As my example shows.
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Sorry, you did a double negative. I misunderstood.
AFAIK this problem no longer exists but there are still articles on this
which give solutions. I suggest you google some.
On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 1:46 PM, J.C. Berry jcharlesbe...@gmail.com wrote:
I was not aware Reese that this problem
Reese that this problem no longer exists in web dev...?
I have read on various fixes, but I think this is peculiar to my specific
case.
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Flash Of Unstyled Content. Man I haven't heard about that in years.
Have
to center items but it just depends on your situation. You
can breathe easy. Text-align:center; is the easiest way to center
inline/inline-block elements.
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Text-align:center is a fine way to center list
, Mar 3, 2015 at 12:48 PM, Ryan Reese sportsdude.re...@gmail.com
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Why are you not just doing content:''; and then setting it as a background
image?
Content is not the same as a background image. It looks like you meant
this.
.responsive-tabs-wrapper:after {
content:'';
background: url
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If that isn't reason enough to shun them...
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URL. There should be a return false
in there somewhere to arrest processing the form if validation fails.
Yours is probably a question best asked on a jquery list, there are several
out there. Google is friendly.
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that will be used for navigation, so:
div id=branding
a href=# title=Company Name Home Page
img src=# height=x width=y alt=Company Name Home Page /
/a
/div
Much easier to read when reading the source code. Drop the self-
closing img tag for HTML 4.01 and earlier.
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At 11:10 17 12 10, Rory Bernstein wrote:
Thank you Reese. This is great, I didn't know you could do it this
way. Someone else sent in another solution too. I so appreciate your response.
It's the same solution, just implemented in a different way.
Still, you are welcome. I saw the other
,
such as:
li {text-indent: -10px;}
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, else I would not mention it.
To keep it more topical, you can gain some increases in the speed of
page display by avoiding reliance on the cascade also. You should look
into Object-Oriented CSS (OOCSS) as advocated by Nicole Sullivan (aka
Stubbornella).
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it is in the specification that transitional is for
pages that must maintain support for legacy cruft, new development
should be under the strict doctype for the reasons advanced by David.
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...but you can use getElementsByClassName.
That wasn't available in IE, the last I heard. Has that changed?
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Thank you, Eric, for the very detailed explanation of all of that.
It's likely more detail than most of us needed, but some of us do
appreciate the excess. So, thank you, for all of that. ;)
Reese
on the list,
plus I confess to assuming that Charles was referring to a PHP login
script.
So, I concur with Boray ERIS, javascript is inappropriate for login
scripts. These sorts of data should be handled by server-side scripts
such as PHP etc.
We now return you to the more on-topic threads.
Reese
Thank you for the URLs David, Philippe, and Thierry. I'm wondering
why I haven't encountered @font-face sooner.
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provide a link to that implementation, can you give one? I'm
a little bugged that it is Fx 3.5+ though. Still, I'll take a look.
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pages won't display properly for all
those half-dozen-or-so users who are still using Windows 3.11 and IE3 or
earlier. If they aren't spoofing that data. @@
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if there is something else out there, something that does not
rely on sometimes blocked (javascript, Flash, etc.), sometimes
inaccessible (JAWS, etc.) technologies so that it defeats both
Allsopp's and my own arguments? I'd like to hear about it.
Reese
1- http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/john-allsopp.cfm
of a loss, to see the difference between
* {font-size: 100%;}
body {font: 0.84em;}
and
* {font-size: 84%;}
body {font: 1em;}
When you start doing measurements at different dpi values, aren't
you going to see about the same changes either way?
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of those, but someone noteworthy on this
list is using one of them. What I'm saying is, I don't see what the
difference would be at different dpi values, which was the brunt of
the argument against the practice in the links Felix posted.
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: 0;}
body {font: 1em/1.33em Arial, sans-serif;}
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Also, there is no /meta tag. Use the proper self-closing / tag as
such: meta blahblah blah / instead of inventing /meta. Where did
that come from btw? Did you see it in use somewhere else?
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-z].
See http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/types.html
section 6.2 SGML basic types.
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so bad.
My point being, where is the point of diminishing returns and how do
we know when we've gone too far?
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explain this different handling
of linked, inline list elements?
I tried searching the Wiki but mac font size didn't bring up any
results, neither did safari font size.
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Yes, but it's proprietary stuff for a client so I hoped to avoid
extracting the relevant code for public viewing.
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to be a nearly identical length on both the Win and Mac platforms),
but Helvetica Neue gives me a serif font everywhere except in
Konqueror (Fedora Core 6).
I'll have to play with the letter-spacing now that I know it's
the problem child, thank you for the help.
Reese
suppose the other option is to
use images instead of text, I don't like that option. It isn't as
SEO-friendly as text links and SEO-friendliness is important.
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basic. I'll have to discuss this memory lapse with the
maker, if he'll return my calls.
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the text:
ul
li
olli/li/ol
/li...
You should have:
ul
li/li
olli/li/ol
li...
Once you get that straightened out, I'll bet your CSS starts
working properly.
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per the description above, but
it's a proof that Multi-IE6 isn't the same as IE6. It stands to
reason that there will be other differences, with no reason to
doubt that rendering per the above will also be affected.
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It makes for a single-item column with another one just like it,
beside it. It works, but I'm not happy with it.
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, these are
book descriptions, there is no standard length to correspond with
a height dimension. Below, the CSS for the booklist and books
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The goal is left-to right recursive, in rows.
Below, a crude ascii graphic. I've been through the CSS so many
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of cleaning them out, missed a couple. Weird.
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either. Searched with the wrong terms, probably.
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well, i can give it a shot at least!
;)
You confirmed what I was concluding, so thanks one all!
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to shorten the title of the books to display for people the
issues that caused.
Thank you very much for your help and time. Oh, and yes, I usually use
flexible font sizes but some other issues prevented me from doing so on
this project :)
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can be or is normally said to clients who observe that pages which
look fine in all the other browsers typically don't look quite right
in OmniWeb?
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image being linked to
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I delinked the attached setHeight.js file, the problem went away.
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checks perhaps?
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click on them. If a page is part of a subsection, then the
menu should stay open.
I'll have to learn more about Javascript to make that happen.
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images not displaying
quite properly in IE6 also (they are the way we want them in FF1). Tips
suggestions appreciated.
Lastly, we are looking for feedback from MacIE/Safari users *crosses
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Hi there Reese,
I'm pretty new to CSS AND I don't have a MAC to test this on. I'll just put
it out and take my lumps as they come.
I put a margin-right on the feature box (the box floated left) and removed
the left-margin on the li (margin-left: 0;).
Just
) floated
left, she will have to manually adjust the content of each column as her
number of magazine titles grow. Utilizing a list will enable her to
simply add a list item and have the columns resort themselves accordingly.
Thank you!
Reese
through the
several score of pages to give all the other links an ID, I am
faced with abandoning the idea of a different link style.
What can I do?
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here has any effect, all the earlier styles apply themselves
to the new link.
A thought, I am using span/span tags to give different bits of
text in the div#order link different colors, could that be interfering
with the shorthand?
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cannot foresee making that
same mistake again while using this formatting tip.
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We've recently discovered a bit of weirdness...
Nevermind. I wrote that post, then stepped out to the garage to try
finishing another sort of project, while I was out there my partner
fixed it.
A div had a top border defined and at such a narrow resolution
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