Bellamy wrote:
http://216.119.123.23/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalogue.ListProductsID=2c
at
egory=Subcategory
Have a look, tell me what you see. If you can see them fine, then I
think
I might just go quietly insane... ;)
There was definitely a problem in IE6 the whole navigation was invisible
G'day
Looks distinctly like a case of totally unnecessary to me but we have
a difference of opinion in the office...
Even if it was written as VDS, it would be an abbr(eviation): abbr
title=Vent Door SystemsVDS/abbr
A couple of other points to consider:
1. Is the use of h5 appropriate here
Wonderful...thanks to you all... :o)
Jackie Reid
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Shortened forms on the Web - Abbreviations, Contractions, Acronyms,
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Yes i agree highly - im glad you brought tho my
attention.
We should discuss this to the highest level of WSG
discussion.
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Hmm... Thanks, that did seem to make a difference. At any rate, the images are
showing up. But instead of tiling nicely across the page, they're showing one to
a line and spreading over the whole width of the panel. I've had a look, and I'm
not sure how to fix that. (It still works fine in Moz)
The previous email wasn¹t from me, we are looking into it.
Don¹t answer or respond to it please.
Thanks
Russ (the real Russ)
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Seona Bellamy wrote:
Hmm... Thanks, that did seem to make a difference. At any rate, the
images
are showing up.
But instead of tiling nicely across the page, they're showing one to
a line and spreading over the whole width of the panel. I've had a
look,
and I'm not sure how to fix that. (It
Aha! Thank you so much, that's fixed the problem nicely. This is what happens
when you work from two different tutorials in two different files - you lose
track of what changes are going to affect something else. :)
The tabs are now behaving themselves nicely, and so is my main navigation (I
Hi Folks,
Just when I thought everything was fine, my site
(http://www.navmedia.com/books/) messes up in IE/Mac.
I used Dan Cederholm's faux columns and created a main content and a
right sidebar. It works fine (http://www.navmedia.com/) until I have
images with float:left inside the main
Seona Bellamy wrote:
As far as hiding from other browsers, I was aware that it
was hidden from IE/Mac by the commented backslash
(that's what the tutorial said, anyway) but is
there a more effective way of hiding it from all the
browsers that we don't want to see it?
My apologies, saved
No probs. :) Thanks for the tip, I'll have to have a look at that one.
And thanks for all your help this afternoon. It's been really appreciated.
You've saved me hours of work and a head of hair. ;)
Cheers,
Seona.
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Seona Bellamy wrote:
As far as
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Susan,
So nice of you to offer to host a meeting. Shingle Springs is gorgeous!
Lucky you living there!
I'm in the Sacramento area, so I'd be fine meeting in Shingle Springs,
Sacramento, or the San Francisco area.
I also agree that due to California's size that regional meetings may be
better
On Wednesday, Jul 21, 2004, at 18:21 Australia/Sydney, Neerav wrote:
http://photomatt.net/2004/07/16/mac-ie/
Current stats from Apple indicate that around 50% of Mac users
worldwide have made the move to OSX. The other half - still on OS9.x -
are very likely to be using IE5. Even some OSX users
Thanks Philippe and Nick. Your advice and resources were invaluable.
Lucian
On Jul 21, 2004, at 5:29 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Jul 21, 2004, at 5:00 pm, Lucian Teo wrote:
Just when I thought everything was fine, my site
(http://www.navmedia.com/books/) messes up in IE/Mac.
I used Dan
Remember that few people are as 'browser-aware' as we developers. Most
people just want to get on with their lives and businesses. The
technology they use to do so should be, ideally for them, transparent.
So for now, yes, I test and hack where necessary for IE5. To not do so
is to
Hey,all :
Just likeevery one inour
group,I am one ofGraphic web designer, workinfreelance.
I have oneproblem need to ask the help
:
About the Price standardfor
ourwebsite design .
Like we know everybody, Design one website
from begin and end, took us so much time, and
Call me overly cautious, but I don't think this is
a topic for discussion...
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3Acollusion
Patrick H. Lauke
__re·dux
(adj.): brought back; returned. used postpositively. [latin : re-,
Thanks Mordechai. I played around with it a bit and got it so that it doesn't
seem to work too badly.
Is there a way of centring a set of floated items? I think it would look better
if the second line only has a couple of items if they were all centred.
I'm guessing that putting the whole lot
Lea de Groot wrote:
What are people's preferred techniques for 'screen scraping' existing
sites to get the text from a tag-soup table layout?
When a page has copious links and such, simply copying the text from
the browser doesn't always give enough content to be a useful quick
method.
I do the
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script type=text/javascript src=thing.js/script
I do it as per Dan's example above. It validates as XHTML 1.0 Strict and
I haven't identified any problems with it
Cheers,
Lachlan
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Hi Lea,
What are people's preferred techniques for 'screen scraping' existing
sites to get the text from a tag-soup table layout?
$ lynx --dump url
works wonders if you have easy access to lynx (and the site that you're
scraping doesn't have too horrible a structure :).
Cheers,
Andrew
Just a quick related question, but when you put your javascript into an
external file, do you need to put the script tags into the file as well? Or
do you just have the code in there and then call it in via the script tag below?
Cheers,
Seona.
Quoting Lachlan Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL
Of course you don't want to have the script tag in the external js file.
script is an (x)html tag, so it does not belong in a text/javascript file.
Patrick H. Lauke
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re·dux (adj.): brought back; returned. used
Thanks. I thought that might have been the case, but I wasn't sure so it never
hurts to check.
Cheers,
Seona.
Quoting Patrick H. Lauke [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Of course you don't want to have the script tag in the external js file.
script is an (x)html tag, so it does not belong in a
While in some countries it imay be considered illegal to even discuss
prices for services, unless laws have changed in the last few years it
is not illegal in Australia or the EU. Actual price fixing may be, but
professionals discussing how to work out what to charge and what to
charge for is
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Call me overly cautious, but I don't think this is a topic for
discussion...
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3Acollusion
You're overly cautious. There's a huge difference between discussing
what goes into setting a price or expressing opinion on what is a valid
This discussion may be OK or not in certain countries, but it doesn't
have much to with web standards.
Let's close the thread now please. Guys, feel free to discuss it with
each other offlist or in another appropriate forum.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Call me overly cautious, but I don't think
I didn't think there would be a problem discussing this issue...
I was actually quite interested in seeing how you all charge your
clients and on what basis.
Sometimes I charge a flat fee - kind of a contract.
Say - $3000 and I set it all up from start to finish.
But two days ago I scored my
On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 09:18:35 +1000, Lachlan Hardy wrote:
I do the same as Patrick. The regular expressions in DWMX 2004 are
really powerful - once you work out what you're doing.
Yes, once someone said 'regexp' i went Doh! and got on with the job :)
What can I say, except I have a headcold?
On 7/21/04 3:42 PM Patrick H. Lauke [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this
out:
Call me overly cautious, but I don't think this is a topic for discussion...
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3Acollusion
I agree, FWIW.
Rick
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I've mostly used the good old MkI delete key - the most-used key on my
keyboard. When I started renovating web sites, and using word docs and
FrontPage sites, I tried using automated methods - search and replace and
the like - and found there was always something left. A single b or a i
hello,
i am using a image rotator php script in the home page of the site. The problem will
image rotator scripts either in PHP or Javascript is that, they rotate the images from
a particular folder randomly. But when you validate, the image will not have alt tag
or a title tag to make it
Instead of having the images pulled randomly from a
directory, I would recommend you pull the information from
a database or XML file. Then you can better control the
accessible elements required. It will save you a major
headache attempting any other method.
Lee Roberts
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