Why not just use http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/ as the plugin to display your
PNG? That way, if people are using IE6 with Javascript enabled, you can add
png functionality, advanced CSS support, etc. I know Eric Meyer personally
endorses this method (well at least he did at An Event Apart) and
Paul,
You might also check out Campaign Monitor - they have a new service where,
for 10 bucks, they'll show you where your email fails to pass spam filters
and also gives you screenshots of what it looks like in all the various
email programs including Outlook 2007. Enjoy!
Tim
wanted to
expand there, it gave a great foundation just like all the other courses in
that major.
/End rant.
Tim Palac
http://www.timpalac.com
AIM: TymArtist
On 10/22/07, Christian Snodgrass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am actually having a similar problem. I was able to skip the Web
Development
You've got an interesting point, Steve. Transitioning from non-accessible
websites to accessible websites seems
like it would require some sacrifice in look and feel. In fact, I was prone
to thinking the same thing, but check out
http://www.zeldman.com. You see that he's using images in the
I use conditional code on my site - seems the best way to go if you want to
follow standards. Personally I just never had the patience to dive into
those A List Apart Flash Satay and other methods.
The general issue is that IE and all other browsers render Flash
differently. I've tested this
Downloaded this even though the others at my office were scared to. Did
some testing and seems to function very well, no crashing. Enjoy having the
extra Apple feel on my PC :)
Worth noting that Gmail ran about 5 times faster when loading emails than
Firefox or IE, my guess is that the Ajax
