Re: [WSG] help

Really sorry to hear that, Marvin. If the hard disk was corrupted and you set it back to default factory settings, that probably means that the disk was reformatted. It this was the case, I'm afraid there's no recover software that might help you. Best of luck, anyway. Roberto Marvin Hunkin

Re: [WSG] new site review

Hi, Raul: Nice looking website. Top grey text could in fact use more contrast. I also think that it is a shame that the text in the menu was converted for such small images. There was no need for it as the font used is pretty common and you lost there a lot of usability and accessibility, as

Re: [WSG] Styling Input (text) and Select

Hi, It's never the !DOCTYPE fault. Without it Firefox assumes that you're in quirks mode so it renders as you've been developing for IE5. When you're in standards mode, width doesn't include padding (padding adds to the width), so you have to subtract the left and right padding and also

Re: [WSG] mouse rollovers how to fix them

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Re: [WSG] my site

Hi, At the homepage source you have a /div too much on line 59. Also, the mango image is not loading. It seems that the file is corrupt: when trying to reach I get a message saying that the image has errors. I think all the tables are loading correctly, both at the homepage and produce. I

Re: [WSG] my site

I'm very, very sorry for the receipt request! It was a long time since I last participated in this list. I've already altered my settings. Roberto *** List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe:

[WSG] References for best web video practices

Hi, I'm trying to write a paper on the use of video on the web. This paper might be used as reference on a web based organization, so I would like it to be thorough but precise. I'm looking for fundamental references on this subject. Could you point me to some of your bookmarks or other

Re: [WSG] Safari now on Windows

. -- Roberto Gorjão freelance designer and web designer personal site: www.castelosnoar.com PORTUGAL / BRAGA / PÓVOA DE LANHOSO *** List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http

Re: [WSG] missing menu: rendering bug in Firefox?

I've solved the problem... The flash movie had the same id than its div container: I misused the flash object script from Geoff Stearns, and the CSS got mixed up. I should know better, sorry. Roberto - Roberto Gorjão wrote: Olá a todos, In this page - http

[WSG] missing menu: rendering bug in Firefox?

Olá a todos, In this page - http://www.ouronor.com/problems/maquete.htm - I have a semi-hidden menu (flash inside a div). This menu has only a visible tip which is right below the logo. If you press it, the menu slides down... well, it should, but Firefox (only in windows, curiously) is the

Re: [WSG] missing menu: rendering bug in Firefox?

Joseph, What kind of validator are you using...? I had only 4 warnings and those are now corrected. The page is considered valid both by the W3C validator and by the Tidy utility that comes with the WebDeveloper toolbar. Thank you. Roberto --- Joseph R. B. Taylor

Re: [WSG] Multiple Firefox versions

Joshua, If you want to run both version at once, then these two links may be helpfull: http://the-edmeister.home.comcast.net/advice-html/simul-profiles_batch-file.html http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=1757367#1757367 Also, make sure that the option don't ask at startup, in the

Re: [WSG] Multiple Firefox versions

To me it was enough to install different versions in different folders. They work without problems or incompatibilities. Roberto Gorjão - Joshua Street wrote: Hi all, I was wondering if anyone knows how to install multiple versions of Firefox on one machine

Re: [WSG] web developer toolbar for IE!!!!

toolbar, but the AIS has a lot of useful functions... It would be perfect to have them both working. Does anyone know how to solve the incompatibility problem? Obrigado! Roberto Gorjão -- Justin Thorp wrote: As an alternative, you may want to check out the AIS Web

Re: [WSG] getElementById() always returns null

Hi Chris, As JavaScript isn't a precompiled language (rather a scripting one), functions, objects and variables are processed one after another, following the source order. When you declare your variables, the browser is not yet aware of the existence of the two requested elements. You have

[WSG] HTML 4.01 versus XHTML 1.0

Olá a todos, I’ve tried to make my mind on my own on this subject, but I must confess I’m a bit confused… I’m talking about XHTML 1.0 served as text/html, as I have no use for xml yet… Should I prefer it to HTML 4.01? Why? On one hand I have the recommendations of: * The W3C – In their

Re: [WSG] Flash and valid XHTML

Olá Erwin, I've been using the reusable FlashObject script from Geoff Stearns and I think that it is the best and more efficient method around, because, with Flash Satay method, if you have a series of movies, you would need to create a series of small loaders which is just not practical. And

Re: [WSG] drop shadows

Hi Jim, So, my question is: is there a way for me to use this filter drop shadow without the requirement to statically add the height to each page? Would a bit of JavaScript do the trick? Although I’d rather not resort to that. Also, I’ve seen other implementations of drop shadows that rely

Re: [WSG] Will HTML be nicer to PHP than XHTML?

Dear List Members, I apologise for bringing up an OT theme. It was not intentional, simply thoughtless of me. I thank the list members who have answered with brilliant information and links that were truly enlightening about the subject. Obrigado! Roberto -- Peter

Re: [WSG] Will HTML be nicer to PHP than XHTML? [ADMIN]

Dear List Members, I apologise for bringing up an OT theme. It was not intentional, simply thoughtless of me. I thank the list members who have answered with brilliant information and links that were truly enlightening about the subject. Obrigado! Roberto -- Peter

[WSG] Will HTML be nicer to PHP than XHTML?

Olá a todos! I’ve read Ian Hickson and Stuart Langridge objections to the use of XHTML without serving it as application/xhtml+xml. I also read the article “WaSP Asks the W3C” (http://www.webstandards.org/learn/askw3c/sep2003.html) and I decided that I sure am not going to create two

Re: [WSG] Hiding styles from IE5?

Hi Jonathan, Yes, it’s true but we would inhibit all versions of IE for Mac of displaying the page correctly, which is a shame as this browser still is worth the trouble and there is many people stucked with it and mac OS 9. I think I will keep my odd solution with a CSS styles sheet just

[WSG] Has anybody read these books about JavaScript/AJAX?

Hi all, I hope this question isn’t off topic… I’ve discovered two quite recent books about JavaScript with a special emphasis on advanced event handling with DOM Level 2 and its use both for separating behaviours from markup and building dynamic web applications using remote scripting

Re: [WSG] Has anybody read these books about JavaScript/AJAX?

I'm so sorry... Evidently I referenced the wrong book in my previous message I was too tired and I simply copied the first two of my amazon shopping cart. The books I meant are the below mentioned. Thank you, Chris. Roberto Gorjão wrote: Hi all, I hope this question isn’t off topic

Re: [WSG] Inheritance Problem?

Lucian, I see no difference between Firefox and IE, in windows. Only IE 5.0 display the books page with a big space between Our Books and the following tabs... Were you refering to this problem? Roberto Lucian Teo wrote: I worked on a site update (http://navmedia.com/) and it looks fine in

Re: [WSG] Hiding styles from IE5?

admit that I still have a lot to learn). Thanks. Roberto - Ben Curtis wrote: On Jun 21, 2005, at 4:23 AM, Roberto Gorjão wrote: In this last styles sheet I reset all properties to 0, auto or inherited, using the wildcard selector. Won't this be of lower specificity

Re: [WSG] Disapearing divs in IE v5.0 only | Browser testing

Mike, I use also multiple versions in my XP SP2 and I also confirm Patrick results. But I also would love to hear about else's experiences and opinions with multiple IE. Roberto Patrick H. Lauke wrote: Mike Foskett wrote: This error has made me re-evaluate my testing procedures. Until

[WSG] browser statistics

Hi all, Does anyone know, by any chance, a website with reliable statistics on browsers’ use and popularity? I already know the “browser statistics” page by w3schools (http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) but, as even they recognize, “W3Schools is a website for people with an

Re: [WSG] Preventing scrolling

I used once another div, with the same position and size, a greater z-index, no content and a background-color set to transparent. Roberto - Tatham Oddie wrote: Hi everyone, I currently have a problem something like this: div {

[WSG] Hiding styles from IE5?

Hello all, I would like to hide the styles of a site from I.E.5, so its pages degrade gracefully (who ever invented this expression had a twisted sense of humor) in this browser… I have a general styles sheet linked to my pages, and I created another styles sheet, just for I.E.5, which I’ve

Re: [WSG] Hiding styles from IE5?

Hi Stefan, An interesting article. Thank you. Roberto -- Stefan Lemmen wrote: Hi Roberto, On 6/21/05, Roberto Gorjão [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all, I would like to hide the styles of a site from I.E.5, so its pages degrade gracefully (who ever invented

Re: [WSG] Preventing scrolling

Hi Tatham, Width the necessary adaptations, I think this does the trick: div style= position:absolute; left:100px; top:100px; width: 200px; height: 200px; overflow:hidden; border: 1px solid black a href=#Link to the article/a pLots and lots of text. Lots and lots of text./p div

Re: [WSG] Hiding styles from IE5?

Thanks Jan, Great link! Roberto --- Jan Brasna wrote: See http://www.dithered.com/css_filters/css_only/ ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for

[WSG] CDATA

Hello, I know that CDATA was discussed just some days ago, but I'm still in doubt... Is there the need to use it with the transitional XHTML DTD? Does anybody know if it really functions when surrounded by comment tags? Because the W3C recommendation does not mention them. Thank you.

Re: [WSG] CDATA

P.S.: I’m sorry… I was referring myself to style and script declarations like this one: style type=text/css /*![CDATA[*/ @import CSS/mainStyles.css; /*]]*/ /style --- Roberto Gorjão wrote: Hello, I know that CDATA was discussed just some days ago, but I'm still

Re: [WSG] PNG support

It was the first time I heard about the .htc behaviour. I looked for it on google and found a couple of pages with demos but on my computer, it seems to work only with I.E.6. With IE5.5 the images just disappear Is that correct? Im using Ryan Parmans customized browsers files

[WSG] Encoding, charsets and entities...

Hi, Im trying to understand the pros and cons of different charset encodings and I would like to know what your experience tells you about this subject, notably: * Unicode encoding (UTF-8) seems to be more efficient than ISO charsets (iso-8859-1): It covers all the languages in a

Re: [WSG] Online screen viewer

Tee, I'm not sure if it is another version of Lynx with a free installer that you are looking for... I used the one you can find here: http://csant.info/lynx.htm Roberto tee wrote: Is there free online screen reader like Delorie Lynx Viewer available that allows to test sites? Delorie

Re: SPAM: RE: [WSG] Site check with a problem and something new

Hi Kim, Ive opened your page in IE for Mac, versions 5.0 and 5.1.7 and it seems exactly equal to what I see in Firefox on Windows. Do you want me to send a printscreen to your email? Roberto Kim Kruse wrote: Hi Josef, Have you looked at the page?

Re: SPAM: RE: [WSG] Site check with a problem and something new

Kim, Is it possible to open the versions I mentioned with OS X? I dont think so I opened it in the 0S9 emulation provided by OSX But, now, Ive tried also an old ibook I have here, with only OS 9.2 and IE 5.1 and I do not see absolutely nothing that qualifies as a background painting bug (or

Re: [WSG] Element Properties Cheat Sheet

Hi Cole, As far as I know there is not, probably because browsers have different implementations of CSS properties. I think that best way to do it is to know the CSS properties and which elements they theoretically apply to and then experiment. Take your example - padding: 0; - for instance

[WSG] JavaScript and W3C DOM discussion groups?

Hi, Im a newbie at this discussion group, but Im loving it and Ive already learned quite a lot just by reading it. It seems that JavaScript (or EcmaScript) and W3C DOM issues are somehow outside of this discussions group scope (judging by the mail list guidelines), which is a shame, from my

Re: Subject: DIVs and horizontal scroll -- WAS: RE: [WSG] the mysteries of float - i seek enlightenment

Hi Chris, Here's what you need: #pane2 { position:relative; height:auto; background-color: #FF; margin: 0 1em 0 1em; border: 1px solid #404040; overflow:auto; } Hope that is useful! Roberto Chris Taylor wrote: Hi, Posted this with an incorrect subject first time, sorry about that.

Re: Subject: DIVs and horizontal scroll -- WAS: RE: [WSG] the mysteries of float - i seek enlightenment

So sorry about the receipt request! Please appologise for the inconvenience. It was my first post here... I've turned it off! Roberto Chris Taylor wrote: Hi, Posted this with an incorrect subject first time, sorry about that. The end of the week looms and my brain is starting to shut down.