http://www.w3.org/2002/08/extract-semantic.xsl
Hi, has anybody ever used this? By the date on the url it looks quite
old, but I've never seen it before and thought it might be useful to
discuss on this list.
Plug in any XHTML valid url and it will try to extract as much
semantic meaning from the
http://www.w3.org/2002/08/extract-semantic.xsl
Hi, has anybody ever used this? By the date on the url it looks quite
old, but I've never seen it before and thought it might be useful to
discuss on this list.
There is a later version:
http://www.w3.org/2003/12/semantic-extractor.html
It was
I agree with Patrick here. My only concern is with those web designers on IE/WIN, if avoiding px, who make type that will display much too small on other platforms/browsers. And the converse for me, now that I'm redesigning my site using % type ( http://www.langfeldesigns.com/test/index.html ).
hi,
at http://www.thorstenpeh.de/test/devhelp/z-index/ you can see that i've
achieved a blue gradient merging into a blue background-color.
in the Fox, the transition between the gradient and the background-color
is seamless while in IE/Win (5/5.5/6) the colors suddenly don't match
anymore.
To me Photoshop shows the bottom color of the gradient being #0053A5
while you have in your css file background-color:#0054A6.
Hope this helps
Clau
Thorsten wrote:
hi,
at http://www.thorstenpeh.de/test/devhelp/z-index/ you can see that i've
achieved a blue gradient merging into a blue
Thorsten wrote:
in the Fox, the transition between the gradient and the background-color
is seamless while in IE/Win (5/5.5/6) the colors suddenly don't match
anymore. please disregard the slightly mangled layout.
any ideas?
This is because Internet Explorer's PNG handling is broken, I think it
Claudiu RADUT wrote:
To me Photoshop shows the bottom color of the gradient being #0053A5
while you have in your css file background-color:#0054A6.
i've just double-checked in my .css and .psd file and the colour value
is #0054A6 for both.
as David R suggested, changing the format from .png to
I was just working on that last night, firefox and ie displaying fonts
different. Ended up cutting back on too many different font sizes in
stylesheet, then went small on body tag, and % on a couple others...
Ended up working good. I found just using em and % to some extent difficult
Bruce
in the Fox, the transition between the gradient and the
background-color is seamless while in IE/Win (5/5.5/6) the colors
suddenly don't match anymore. please disregard the slightly mangled
layout.
any ideas?
Use GIF if you need colors to match exactly. Sad, but true.
A List Apart, size matters:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sizematters/
An excellent writeup on the matter, among a few others at the site..
Bruce
www.bkdesign.ca
Marilyn Langfeld wrote:
I agree with Patrick here. My only concern is with those web designers
on IE/WIN, if avoiding px, who make
I definitely like the new look of your page. No question.
I am not a big fan of those dropdowns, though. Why do I have to click on the
primary item to get the dropdown? It forces the user to make an additional
click that is not really necessary. The good old mouseOver would do the job
much
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