On 7/30/06, Jason Witherspoon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's considered the most standards-acceptable method for having
jpegs switch out? To clarify: we want several album covers on the
front page which will hold for x seconds, then switch to a different
album cover, etc., on down through a
On one of my websites (http://www.germworks.net/afl) I have used a _javascript_ image slideshow.On 7/31/06,
Matthew Pennell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/30/06, Jason Witherspoon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What's considered the most standards-acceptable method for having jpegs switch out?To
pdr Lists wrote:
We can blame that sell web design software for the public misconception
that building a valuable web site/blog/presence/application/anything is
easy and inexpensive. After all, people will be more likely to buy a
copy ...
As a result, many people believe that what we do is
On 7/31/06 5:41 AM, Nick Fitzsimons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Three months in, the department head went on a 2 day course in
DreamWeaver, and on her return wanted to know why it had taken me so
long when it was only a few pages. Shortly after they didn't renew my
contract, getting in a recent
Hi,
Perhaps I was vague. I need examples of good CSS/Table designs. I've
got the CSS layout sites bookmarked, and visited to the point of
fraying the pages :)
CK
On Jul 30, 2006, at 5:44 PM, Paul Novitski wrote:
At 06:15 AM 7/30/2006, CK wrote:
A client who is clinging to the web of
Can animated GIFs achieves this level of animation?
QT at least is better than WMP or RM format, and it's more accessible
for PC users to download than having Mac user download Window Media
Player (which Microsoft no longer support Mac platform) and Real Player.
That just means that QT, WMP,
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to transparent and the menu pops down over the flash menu in all browsers correctly except in Safari. In Safari the menu displays over the flash movie but when you go
This works in IE6 and not safari!?!
I would confirm the z-index of your
dropdown parent container and flash parent container. If you havent set
this, apply position:relative z-index:1 to the flash container and
position:relative; z-index:5 to the dropdown container to see if that helps.
From: Corrie Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash
movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to
transparent and the menu pops down over the flash menu in all
browsers correctly except in Safari. In Safari the menu displays
Germ wrote:
Just tell the client that you will do your job and he can do his own
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CK wrote:
Hi,
Perhaps I was vague. I need examples of good CSS/Table designs. I've
got the CSS layout sites bookmarked, and visited to the point of
fraying the pages :)
CK
On Jul 30, 2006, at 5:44 PM, Paul Novitski wrote:
At 06:15 AM 7/30/2006, CK wrote:
A client who is clinging to
I've seen this behavior first hand. Z-index doesn't help. The flash movie tends to peak through most things that appears on top of it - ESPECIALLY if it is animated in anyway.My solution: on rollover - hide the movie.Safari seems to be the only one that has this problem in fact.www.rommil.com |
Thank you Paul for a very informative answer...
I am going to read this that you mention and absorb every word of it.
I have always designed fluid sites in the past - so I am very good at that,
it's just that my site and the design I have created have grown - far too
much :)
Tina
Hi,Very strong with CSS, but not with using tables improperly. So I thought it best to confer with the list. I've since found: http://i3forum.com/an example from "Designing With Web Standards." I'll be using this as my model.Respectfully,CKOn Jul 31, 2006, at 11:53 AM, Joseph R. B. Taylor
hahaha, congratulations! I also think the same as Joseph.
We need to patiently inform our clients about our job. Maybe not so
easy at a start but we will get used to.
I´m starting with only one client. And it works, cause I´m just beign sincere.
Well, patience and work! It will be ok then.
On 7/29/06 4:06 AM, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Flash/FLV. I would recommend FLV over any of the
previous 3.
Flash plugin is installed on more computers than any of the other mentioned
formats.
FLV, definitely.
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Title: Re: [WSG] CSS based menu popping behind Flash movie only in Safari problem
On 7/31/06 11:17 AM, Ted Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to transparent and the
From what I can find in the bug reports at
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/ at least some WebKit developers seem
to be of the opinion that this is due to a bug in the Flash plugin - see
for example the comments at:
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10111
But also see
From what I can find in the bug reports at
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/ at least some WebKit developers
seem to be of the opinion that this is due to a bug in the Flash
plugin - see for example the comments at:
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10111
But also see
Hi All
can i get overflow:hidden on a td, without use of div/span nested inside that TD?
Thanks
NeoSwf
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Corrie,
Sounds like wmode=transparent is not set correctly ...!?
Next you could try the IE trick used to show dhtml navs over form input
elements - i.e. dynamicially position an iframe behind the dhtml element -
Googled this and came up with
Corrie Potter wrote:
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash
movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to
transparent and the menu pops down over the flash menu in all browsers
correctly except in Safari.
wmode=opaque
Not a 100% fix... but is
Hi Guys,
Any screen reader users out there who would be willing to take a few
minutes out to help test a Flash app we have built for special needs
kids to exams with?
If you could please drop me a mail, i will send you a url and a login.
Any help would be most appreciated.
Regards
Gavin
PS
I would be happy to help.
Steve Green
Director
Test Partners Ltd / First Accessibility
http://www.testpartners.co.uk
http://www.accessibility.co.uk
Gavin Cooney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
Any screen reader users out there who would be willing to take a few
minutes out to help test a
Could I please get a Safari check on the following URL:
http://www.waterwisetanks.com/index2.html
Cheers.
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i could do it tonight for you - eastern standard time about 9pm??
On 8/1/06, Christian Fagan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could I please get a Safari check on the following URL:
http://www.waterwisetanks.com/index2.htmlCheers.--Christian FaganFagan Design0432 220 579[EMAIL
I took a look. I saw two things.1. from the contact page, the home button doesn't work (didn't test the other pages)2. the footer stylesheet doesn't seem to be applied on the sub pagesotherwise, looks really good!Lisa Lisa Ellington: Design Coding at Push Agency [EMAIL
CK wrote:
Greetings:
A client who is clinging to the web of yore, is still insisting on
tables being used for layout. It is the misconception tables provide
greater browser compatibility, the client supports IE 5.X for MAC OS.
Greetings CK - is there a specific IE 5.2 bug/problem that you
Hi,In short: no. As the W3C draft states:The 'height'
property on 'table'
boxes is treated as a minimum height. CSS 2.1 does not define how
extra space is distributed when the 'height' property causes the table
to be taller than it otherwise would be.I managed to get overflow:hidden working in
Hey all,
Just wondering if anyone is aware of any web resources that detail the
default style values given to various elements by browsers (specifically
IE6)?
For example, what are the default IE6 CSS values for body, h1-6, p, etc?
I've already tried Googling this myself, but didn't come up
Hi Paul,
I usually start with Tantek's 'debug scaffolding' to create a consistent
starting point by ruling out the various browser defaults - not sure if
this is what you had in mind but I find it a great approach.
http://tantek.com/log/2004/09.html#d06t2354
Erik has also written about it
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