Hi all,
First of all, the Free Briefing for Education and Government next Thursday
night is all but full. We have over 70 people coming to this event which is
absolutely amazing.
We're really pleased that interest in web standards and accessibility has
spread throughout Australia over the last
Well first I'm a goose cos I never turned sessions back on (so the test was
flawed but then I was tired so it evened out I guess hehe).
re: http://www.blog.lindenlangdon.com
a) is proven that the change from relative to absolute url did nothing to
cure the problem - even though at one point
I recently spent heaps of time building a site using css and
standards-compliant HTML pages. Now I need to hand back content editing
to a pool of unwashed users. They like changing fonts, adding bright
colours, bold, underline, centering etc whenever they get the chance.
Ideally I'd like to be
http://www.stylegala.com
motivated by the recent email about http://www.chevrolet.com is
there an up to date list of well constructed websites that use CSS. -
Roly
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James Ellis wrote:
There is a setting in your php.ini file to turn off auto propagation of
your session id's via URLs (enable_trans_sid I believe). This is good
for validation (if you are having amp; problems in URLs) and very good
for security.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but: without trans_sid,
Well, something like HTMLArea allows you to customise the toolbar, so that
you can remove functionality that you don't want the unwashed to have.
The problem is that I recall it doesn't produce 100% standards-compliant
code
AS
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On 27/08/2004, at 11:32 AM, Simon Chalmers wrote:
There were posts on this mailing list a week or 2 back re HTML WISIWIG
editors, but most give away too much control to the user and produce
non-css-based HTML.
Most of them are customisable to cut-down the features to only what you
want to allow.
Someone posted a list of WYSIWYG editors from their bookmarks folder a
few days back (Tue, 24 Aug 2004 07:34:25 -0700 (PDT), according to my
email client) - our development team has been looking at implementing
one for a while now, so this was of some interest.
Out of the 8 listed, the one which
Hi Simon,
I am on the XStandard dev team. I am not going to do a sales pitch on this
list but I will say that XStandard was designed for the requirements you
described. There are no font-selectors or color-pickers to hide because
these tools create non-standards compliant markup, hence these
This is something which has been bugging me for a few days, so I'm
asking here... it's not standards as such, but it is accessibility
related to a vague extent ;)
GeoURL is still not functioning (http://geourl.org), but the meta tags
which are used to specify location are as follows:
meta
east wrote:
There is an issue with session generation through a web form and
validation. Automatically creating a session that is to be passed
through a POST creates a hidden input field directly after the first
form tag. Since in XHTML, a form requires that a block level
element (like
meta name=ICBM content=LAT, LOG /
this is going to sound even more OT but ...
ICBM: Inter-contental Balistic Missile, yes?
or is it a standard of sorts for detailing lat/long? (I'm thinking of
uses for postage rates, distances, etc ...)
just a thought...
cheers
barry.b
-Original
Yep, that's what it stands for... more of a programmers joke than
anything else, methinks. It is a standard of sorts for detailing
lat/long, specifically for locating blog-sites whose authors are
geographically nearby.
I'm sure it could be used for postage rates and other things, as you
say, but
Hello List,
Sorry to be a bit off-topic.
I'm looking for a free monospaced unicode font which supports CJK
(Chinese, Japanese, Korean) characters as well as Latin, Greek and Cyrillic.
Thanks!
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What about the people who signed up before? Don't we get a free drink
with dan cederholm and his equally amazing web standards book? Can we
also get a signed photo from the event holders? Cameron was mentioning
that bikini contest...
Tim Hill
Computer Associates
Graphic Artist
tel: +612 9937
Thanks everyone for your thoughts on positioning vs float... except of
course that opinion is divided! As usual, its a matter of finding the best
fit for what I want to achieve.
I think I might do a new version of the site using floats over the weekend,
just to see if it makes a difference. My
Title: Message
Is it possible to apply css to a select drop
down/multiple select list.
Have a design on my desk with a fully
formatted selectl list - including the arrows, etc. I know it does not meet standards, but
isthis possbile?
Zaac
Woodhead
Phone :1300 855
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