Anders Nawroth wrote:
Mixing lower/uppercase enhances readability, just remember to
write it the same way everywhere, class names and ID's are case
sensitive. I tend to prefer hyphens, like #btn-save
hyphens? bah!
.realCoders use #camelCase
In CSS, if I style
my visited links so they are purple, as so...
a:visited { color: purple; }
...once the user has visited a particular link, from then on the color
for that link will not be purple.
Once the content for that visited page is updated, does the browser
realise the linked page
On 11/11/05, Tim Burgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In CSS, if I style my visited links so they are purple, as so...
a:visited { color: purple; }
...once the user has visited a particular link, from then on the color for
that link will not be purple.
Once the content for that visited
Making an element invalid, whether it be in the HTML or through JS,
makes that element invalid. The validator might not catch it but the
fact stands.
Correct me if I am wrong.
HTH
:]
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Jamie Mason wrote:
Hi all,
Did I ask something really daft here or...? I'd appreciate your help
or
Quoting Jamie Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
Did I ask something really daft here or...? I'd appreciate your help or
opinions.
I'm at d.Construct at the moment, but I've been formulating a reply over the
last few days. It's a tricky one...but I'll be attempting a reply once
I'm back
:)
P
It's a tricky one
How?
If a tree falls in a wood and no-one hears it - does it still make a noise?
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Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Quoting Jamie Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
Did I ask something really daft here or...? I'd appreciate your help or
opinions.
I'm at d.Construct at the
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 19:18:18 +1030, Tim Burgan wrote:
Do you have any suggestions as to how to overcome this?
2 points:
- Its only purple while it exists in their cache, so for infrequent
visits they won't see that anyway.
- If it is 'changeable', or non-static, content then don't
2005/11/11, Wayne Douglas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It's a tricky one
How?
If a tree falls in a wood and no-one hears it - does it still make a noise?
Well, it is tricky one. It certainly makes some air waves, but can those waves
be called noise until they hit someone's eardrums? ;)
But digging
Quoting Rimantas Liubertas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So, kidding aside, invalid is invalid.
Right, as far as generating completely new invalid elements/nodes, I'll agree
completely.
However, in my view it gets muddy when we're talking about just adding
additional attributes to an existing node.
Hi Phillipe,
legend{margin:-1em; font-size:0px;}
In my copy of Firefox, your legend will be 12px in size
(minimum font-size set, us older people really do like that
little preference in the browser ;-))
Ah, I forgot to consider this, thanks for the reminder. Ideally, the
document's
On Nov 10, 2005, at 11:55 PM, Al Sparber wrote:
I wouldn't compromise or risk problems by using markup hacks.
Al, thanks for the concern, and I agree for the most part. However,
this project is for a captive audience - our own Intranet - so I
think I have some wiggle room for using
Title: RE: [WSG] Altering a Valid (X)HTML with DHTML = Is it still REAL LY valid?
Hi all,
Thanks a lot for your feedback so far, I'm going to wait for Pat Lauke's full feedback before I respond, unless that recent one was it?
Regards,
Jamie Mason
Skybet.com
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