Alan Trick wrote:
Hi,
I finished a nice update for my website, added a browser detection
script on my css because IE doensn't like web standards.
Now my site works in all the browsers I have exept for Opera, and I
don't know why, can anyone help me with this?
the url is
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/present/graphics.html#h-15.2
While this is HTML4 spec, the same would apply to XHTML1.0. The
important things to note is: The following HTML elements specify font
information. Although they are not all deprecated, their use is discouraged
in favor of style sheets
José López wrote:
Hi Alan, the problem is simple, you no use the tag class else id
1) I don't think this would do anything different and
2) id's are meant to be unique and I don't want to have a whole bunch of
id's all with the same css info, that's bad code and redundant.
I think I'll go
Chris Stratford wrote:
http://inspiro.neester.com/
Click on ABOUT.
In IE the content panel seems to overlap the whole nav panel too...
I checked out http://inspiro.neester.com/about-us.html in IE6 and it
looked OK at first glance, but I found a major flaw when I tried to
resize the font: you
Gday,
Am I correct in understanding that an ordered list is the best way of
marking up a breadcrumb system that shows where a user has been ?
And that an unordered list is appropriate for a breadcrumb (for the lack of
a more appropriate term) system that shows a users' position in relation to
G'day
Incidentally, when I went to the site in MSIE, it asked me what program
I
wanted to open the page with, rather than displaying it. Probably
related
to your Content-Type: application/xhtml+xml
Really? What version of MSIE do you have? I've loaded it many times in
mine (6) and I've
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
template that is fixed and centred as in snip/ - i.e. one that will resize
properly to 800x600 resolution.
Which is it, fixed or fluid (resizes)?
Does anyone know where I can find a decent 4 column css template to use?
You might find something at
From: Paul Farrell
Am I correct in understanding that an ordered list is the best way of
marking up a breadcrumb system that shows where a user has been ?
For my own part, I'd say yes (as the steps are in order, and the order
is important)...but other people may have other ideas of what is
Any Safari users out there?
I seem to be having a layout issue with my page opener at:
http://www.funkdub.info/index.php
the page and the CSS validate, but its having a background redraw problem -
was having the same problem in mozilla but that has been rectified...
Reply off list if its
Are there any successes or failures out there?
I have no idea if my attempts works in the real world, since I do not
even have one of those small devices.
Have only been able to test in Opera SSR on PC.
I have compared PC SSR to real device.
It is very close. The only thing is that mobiles use
Version: 1.0.3 (v85.8) to be precise. Apparently.
Is this the latest version?
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Subject: [WSG] Safari Users / Layout Issue / Not Clearing
On 3 Dec 2004, at 10:47 PM, Sam Hutchinson wrote:
Version: 1.0.3 (v85.8) to be precise. Apparently.
Is this the latest version?
No, AFAIK the latest is 1.2.4 (v125.11) - at least that's what I have,
running on OS X 10.3.6. Version 1.0.x came with 10.1/10.2, and now that
I've upgraded to 10.3 I
On 3 Dec 2004, at 11:21 pm, Nick Gleitzman wrote:
No, AFAIK the latest is 1.2.4 (v125.11) - at least that's what I have,
running on OS X 10.3.6. Version 1.0.x came with 10.1/10.2, and now
that I've upgraded to 10.3 I can't run the older version - bummer for
testing... I know that 1.0.x was a
Hi there,
this is my first post to the list after lurking for a bit now. i've put on my
extra thick skin today in preparation for asking for your feedback on a site.
i created the templates and css based off their design and the dev team took it
from there. we have already received some
Hello all.
I follow the discussions here for quite a while already, and have a
lot of respect for the knowledge that is on this list. A great place
to learn. Hope you can help me here (and I'm on topic for the list).
Some days ago I had a short discussion with a colleague about a
display bug in
Maggie,
Looks good here, on Safari 1.2.4. (I'm talking about one of the inside
pages, servicehosting.jsp in particular.) As you say, some people will
probably find difficulty with the type size.
As far as the code is concerned, you might want to improve it by making
more use of inheritance.
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 19:10:31 +0100, Michael Vogt wrote:
The solution he found was to replace all
tags (except html, head, body I guess) with span and style the
layout with CSS. He really means it, and he was proud that he has
found a solution to all(!) display problems in IE.
That seems a bit
On 4 Dec 2004, at 5:08 AM, maggie galbraith wrote:
url: http://www.esigma.com
Any feedback, suggestions etc are greatly appreciated!
In addition to Hugh's relevant comments, I notice that you're making
using of nbsp; and br / extensively as layout/presentation tools.
Using CSS to set
Unfortunately I had not the correct arguments why this is not the
right way to do it. On this list, there are many discussions about how
to build the page semantically correct. Is there any info useful
information for starters about this subject available?
I don¹t know about resources, but
At 10:10 AM 12/3/04, Michael Vogt wrote:
Some days ago I had a short discussion with a colleague about a
display bug in (surprise) IE. The solution he found was to replace all
tags (except html, head, body I guess) with span and style the
layout with CSS. He really means it, and he was proud that
I am a newbie at this. Why will the following scrippt work on one web site
just fine and not return This page was last modified: the file
modification date?
div class=footer
p
?php if (file_exists($filepath)){
print This page was last modified:
. date(l, F jS, Y., filemtime($filepath));
Paul Farrell wrote:
Gday,
Am I correct in understanding that an ordered list is the best way of
marking up a breadcrumb system that shows where a user has been ?
And that an unordered list is appropriate for a breadcrumb (for the lack of
a more appropriate term) system that shows a users' position
The Man With His Guide Dog At The Tent Store wrote:
I am a newbie at this. Why will the following scrippt work on one web site
just fine and not return This page was last modified: the file
modification date?
div class=footer
p
?php if (file_exists($filepath)){
print This page was last
Hi Angus,
This is not a valid site. I know you mean well, but if you think this is
good code, you are on the wrong track...
Regards,
Warren
On 4/12/04 12:16 am, The Man With His Guide Dog At The Tent Store
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a newbie at this. Why will the following scrippt work on
Yeah, I think I am leaning that way.
In my case I will be using a breadcrumb as 'Where You Are' rather than 'How
You Got Here'.
I maybe thinking along the wrong lines... But unstyled markup would appear
more intuitive (to me) as a string of links separated, for example, by a ''
symbol. I guess
Pretty off topic.
WP
On 4/12/04 12:25 am, Patrick H. Lauke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Man With His Guide Dog At The Tent Store wrote:
I am a newbie at this. Why will the following scrippt work on one web site
just fine and not return This page was last modified: the file
modification
Hello Lea, Russ and Paul.
Thanks for your info on this. Hope I get him rethink his ideas :-)
@Lea
sorry, I omited a pice of information. He changes all the spans to
block elements.
Cheers,
Michael Vogt
PS: Sorry if you received my question twice as I did. I sent it only once
Yeah thanks Warren, but we'll look after the traffic control please. Your
post just adds to the noise.
Please reply to Angus off list about his PHP issues.
PHP is not a web standard and is not for discussion here. The guidelines
do point this out.
P
Pretty off topic.
WP
NP
On 4/12/04 1:13 am, Peter Firminger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah thanks Warren, but we'll look after the traffic control please. Your
post just adds to the noise.
Please reply to Angus off list about his PHP issues.
PHP is not a web standard and is not for discussion here. The
Hey Mordechai,
Yeah I know I did that - I wanted to set the base size for the font...
When you set something to 1em, what is that based on?
I always set a fixed global font, and then base everything off that.
I think that was the intention of the em system...
but IE has kind of ruined it...
Anyway
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