just in case anybody can't see what Peter is talking about the
content.com.au web site has a byline that reads text matters. =)
On 24 Jul 2005, at 2:30 PM, Peter Firminger wrote:
Now, so that this email isn't a total OT waste of time, a giggle...
Take a look at what
The design is very nice but the background image of the tree repeats.
It is not noticeable until the resolution goes beyond 1024x768. There
were some css validation errors as well
(http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile="">).
Matthew Vanderhorst
Tatham Oddie (Fuel Advance)
I suspect the 120Kb footprint of the background image
is of more concern to most visitors.
Edward Clarke
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TN38 Consulting
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Tatham Oddie (Fuel Advance) wrote:
Hi all,
I’ve just placed the first page of a new site on our test-drive server:
http://testdrive.fueladvance.com/Broadleaf/
Which is a redo of:
http://www.broadleaf.com.au/
There is also a mock up which shows how it is meant to look:
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08/02/2005.
For any web multimedia related queries please contact Helen Rysavy
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(6569). Thanks.
I will be out of the office starting 07/25/2005 and will not return until
08/02/2005.
For any web multimedia related queries please contact Helen Rysavy
(7779). For all AV Production queries please contact Dahlia Docherty
(6569). Thanks.
I will be out of the office starting 07/25/2005 and will not return until
08/02/2005.
For any web multimedia related queries please contact Helen Rysavy
(7779). For all AV Production queries please contact Dahlia Docherty
(6569). Thanks.
When the ID and the CLASS have the different value on the same
attribute, the ID always wins. However, you can use span/span to
achieve what you want.
div id=hilite
pParagraph one/p
pspan class=normalParagraph two/span/p
pParagraph three/p
/div
Hope that helps
John
Best Regards,
John Yip
Hi Group
Does anyone have any experiance with apache web server not displaying
web pages with the xhtml strict DTD embedded ? My pages display fine on hosted
apache webspace, but on my local apache server it wont display the page unless I
take out the DTD declaration, It just displays a
I'd remove all the » in each list item and replace this with an image on
the item bullet points.
Also adding a label and/or legend on the search field (and hiding it with
CSS if desired) would increase usability.
Personally I'd also 'no-repeat' the bg image as it doesn't look as good on
pages
hi John
I'm afraid this is incorrect.
The quoted CSS selectors were for classes and IDs, without being
element-specific. Thus it makes no difference whether you apply the
class to a span or a div. There's no need for any extra markup. And
it seems to me that the question is one of explaining
Peter McCarthy wrote:
My pages display fine on
hosted apache webspace, but on my local apache server it wont display
the page unless I take out the DTD declaration, It just displays a blank
page with no error message. Is there a configuration setting I have
missed somewhere ??? The DTD Im
Matt,
Thanks for pointing that out!
John
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We are now providing web hosting,
Hi guys,
I'm sure this has been covered but it didn't appear in an archive search.
How in blazes does one remove the top margin in Firefox? I've add 0px margin
and padding to *, html, boday and my top DIV and still it persists.
I've already tried removing the first hidden DIV and anchor to no
Webmaster wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm sure this has been covered but it didn't appear in an archive search.
How in blazes does one remove the top margin in Firefox? I've add 0px margin
and padding to *, html, boday and my top DIV and still it persists.
without a link to a live page i can only
James Ellis wrote:
The box below contains a row of random letters. Most of the letters
are coloured white, some are highlighted. Please enter ONLY the RED
HIGHLIGHTED characters in the order in which they appear in the box
below and press GO.
If it's only red or white letters on a black
Webmaster wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm sure this has been covered but it didn't appear in an archive search.
How in blazes does one remove the top margin in Firefox? I've add 0px margin
and padding to *, html, boday and my top DIV and still it persists.
I've already tried removing the first hidden DIV
On 7/25/05, Webmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great guess, Dwain! You were right. I would have hoped that any margin I set
to #masthead h1 would have been applied inside #header - #masthead.
Annoying. I suppose that explcitly applying position: relative to it might
have done the trick.
Webmaster wrote:
Great guess, Dwain! You were right. I would have hoped that any margin I set
to #masthead h1 would have been applied inside #header - #masthead.
Annoying. I suppose that explcitly applying position: relative to it might
have done the trick.
Instead I've changed the margin to
Mordechai is totally rightin that it ishue that makes it difficult, but it is only within the specific context of combining the two (either Red/Green or Blue/Green).
I had a series of progressively more advanced CB tests when I went to join the Army, and ended up with a rating of 19, with 20
Matt,
Ive fixed the background, and will reupload
shortly. Unfortunately all of our workstations are widescreen laptops, so while
we run higher res, were still only 900px high. Thanks for noticing.
Regarding the CSS errors they are all IE
hacks, and besides having to add extra
David Pietersen wrote:
Mordechai is totally right in that it is hue that makes it difficult,
but it is only within the specific context of combining the two (either
Red/Green or Blue/Green).
I had a series of progressively more advanced CB tests when I went to
join the Army, and ended up
For those that haven't seen it, the OzEmail page that James referred to is
http://homesite.service.ozemail.com.au/sidenav.html/help/systemstatus
To me the colour difference of the three ticks isn't distinguishable. I see
a tick and think, the service is fine. Bad use of both colour and
Rowan,
Thanks for your feedback.
I'd remove all the in each list item and replace this with an image on
the item bullet points.
Done.
Also adding a label and/or legend on the search field (and hiding it with
CSS if desired) would increase usability.
Done.
Personally I'd also
Edward,
Thanks for your input, however we didnt really
consider this a big issue as:
most of the target market will
be on office internet connections and ADSL is basically a minimum for such
people in Australia
the image is only downloaded
once, and will be
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