Hi David
Yes another .Net developer here. Just getting to grips with Visual
Studio 2003. I think 2005 version will correct a lot of issues. There
are some useful articles on MSDN too.
Peter
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 10:06:12 -, Peter Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've recently had a task to write stylesheet for ASP.Net page and I was
really
shocked how BAD that code is.
Coder that wrote that didn't have any idea of web standards and he said
that
it's generally impossible to
Not sure how good the resources are, but I thought I'd
share this site I've recently stumbled across:
http://www.aspnetresources.com/
Emphasis is on ASP in relation to Web Standards.
Patrick
Patrick H. Lauke
Webmaster / University of Salford
It's doing the same here on IE 5.1.7.
It's ok here on IE 5.23 on OSX
joe
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Dear friends,
Can any one help me with the extension used these days in
some we pages. For example .gne (flickr.com) .pyra .do
(blogger.com). How can these extensions be created what
are its advantages?
regards
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Prashanth Nair
dotcompals
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Palakkad Dt. Kerala (State)
It's ok here on IE 5.23 on OSX
Thanks everyone for taking a look. I did figure it out... thanks to
Sarah Wedde.
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Hi,
Some delicious points in your reply. Can you direct me to a resource on
the subjects presented? I attempted reaching you off-list but the
e-mail was returned.
C
On Monday, January 24, 2005, at 01:01 PM, csslist wrote:
since you are using a server-side language you can do an if
statement
top:expression(body.scrollTop + 4 + px);
I'm unfamiliar with CSS expressions. Can someone point me to a source
that has been used by list members. Also doesn't this contradict the
effort of separation of code and content?
CK
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Knowing is not enough, you must
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 05:06:15 -0800 (PST), dotcompals
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear friends,
Can any one help me with the extension used these days in
some we pages. For example .gne (flickr.com) .pyra .do
(blogger.com). How can these extensions be created what
are its advantages?
Kornel Lesinski wrote:
Coder that wrote that didn't have any idea of web standards and he said
that
it's generally impossible to make this code cleaner.
Can DataGrids have th for headers?
Don't use DataGrids, they're horribly uncompliant, its not overly hard
to write your own Custom Server
dotcompals wrote:
Dear friends,
Can any one help me with the extension used these days in
some we pages. For example .gne (flickr.com) .pyra .do
(blogger.com). How can these extensions be created what
are its advantages?
regards
Its a server side thing. There are no advantages for the
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 09:01:20 -0800, Chris Kennon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
top:expression(body.scrollTop + 4 + px);
I'm unfamiliar with CSS expressions. Can someone point me to a source
that has been used by list members. Also doesn't this contradict the
effort of separation of code and
Chris Kennon wrote:
top:expression(body.scrollTop + 4 + px);
I'm unfamiliar with CSS expressions. Can someone point me to a source
that has been used by list members. Also doesn't this contradict the
effort of separation of code and content?
CSS Expressions arn't standard :)
...They're a
Hi,
I think the only advantages of these extensions are dis-advantages.
The must-read on this topic is from Tim Berners-Lee Cool URIs don't
change:
http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html
If you must use any extension at all - please consider something that
anyone finds meaningful. The
In the following code the tr#n rules are not taking. I've looked
around and have no reason for this failure. Would someone assist?
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
Greetings All,
I have a client that wanted me to completely redo a table-based site he
has using css positioning with an eye towards standards compliance
(dont you wish there were more of those clients?!).
The page he gave me to work from is: http://dev.cmhhike.com/
He wanted to preserve the
John,
I think you have done a marvelous job. And I agree with what you said,
I am using 0.8em, which is resizeable, and that is equal, for example
in IE
with 12,8 px. I dont see why that should be a problem. However of
course if someone can enlighten me Id love to learn. ;o)
I increased
Nice site, resizing text works well without destroying the layout.
Take a look at the nav section (visually) on the left. Does div really
provide any semantic meaning to your code? Changing those to headings
(or some other structural tag e.g. dl) will give you hooks for your
CSS and provide
So I hear from one kind list member that on Safari the
secondary nav lists are leaving little bits of themselves on the screen. Very strange. Ive posted the screenshot he sent me
of it here: http://www.manisheriar.com/kevjo/cmh/safari.htm
Does anyone have any ideas as to why this is
Hi Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 10:39:42 -0800, Chris Kennon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the following code the tr#n rules are not taking. I've looked
around and have no reason for this failure. Would someone assist?
This has been discussed on css-discuss before, e.g. [1].
First off try using hex for your colors instead of color
names. Next, remove the bottom border
from the row1 so that it doesnt override the top border from row2. The resulting code worked for me and looks
like this:
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Transitional//EN
Hi all,
General question for all you seasoned CSS gurus.
I was admiring stopdesign.com. I think it's a beautiful layout. But I
am having a problem wrapping my head around the concept behind building
a page like that so that when text is scaled, the containers don't get
all messed up. On
I don't think w3c standards will allow mark-up this way, so I was
wondering the best way to mark up a header for a list. looking for
standards, and accessibility.
what I currently have is:
div id=list1
ul class=navlist
h3Most Requested/h3
lia href=# title=How to EnrollHow
Hey all,
Does anyone have a definitive answer on whether search engines take
any notice of CSS?
We have known for a long time that is you have a text coloured the
same as its background then search engines will consider this as an
attempt to fool them, and lower your pages ranking... but what
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
what I currently have is:
I'd simply move the H3 out of the list, as it doesn't belong there
div id=list1
h3Most Requested/h3
ul class=navlist
...
/ul
/div
--
Patrick H. Lauke
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re·dux (adj.):
Just put the H3 before the list begins!
Have You Validated Your Code?
John Horner(+612 / 02) 9333 3488
Senior Developer, ABC Online http://www.abc.net.au/
I'm not sure if they do. But what I can tell you is that there is no
point at all to try and fool search engines.
Search engines (google) will give you more rank if your site is honest,
well built and on topic. You can try all the tricks in the world...but
the fact remains: if your site is
At 02:50 PM 1/27/2005, Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I don't think w3c standards will allow mark-up this way, so I was
wondering the best way to mark up a header for a list. looking for
standards, and accessibility.
what I currently have is:
div id=list1
ul class=navlist
h3Most Requested/h3
without looking at Doug's CSS I'd say he is using a fixed width design
with heights in ems (if declared), the rest of it is fantastic use of
floats. A discussion on ems can be found at ccs-d:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=UsingEms
Doug is a master designer and he is pretty generous in
Why not use a definition list:
dl
dtHeading/dt
dd
ul
liitem1/li
liitem2/li
liitem3/li
/ul
/dd
/dl
Using some Hx for list heading when there actually doesn't exist a level
for that heading doesn't make much sense... just pollutes the site with
strange headings imho.
Darren Wood wrote:
if your site is good then people will link to it, if
lots of people link to it then google will be more inclined to like your
site too.
Thats how the concept of googlejuice works anyway, the more links a
page has pointing to it, the higher up it gets
...Which can be a bummer
Paul Novitski wrote:
Perhaps more sensible would be to make the heading an item in a
top-level list, within which sits your navlist:
div id=list1
ul class=navlistbox
liMost Requested
ul class=navlist
lia href=# title=How to EnrollHow to Enroll/a/li
Rene Saarsoo wrote:
Using some Hx for list heading when there actually doesn't exist a level
for that heading doesn't make much sense... just pollutes the site with
strange headings imho.
It depends on the structure of the page, of course. If it would be valid
and makes sense within this
At 05:37 PM 1/27/2005, Rene Saarsoo wrote:
Why not use a definition list:
dl
dtHeading/dt
dd
ul
liitem1/li
liitem2/li
liitem3/li
/ul
/dd
/dl
Using some Hx for list heading when there actually doesn't exist a level
for that heading doesn't make much sense... just pollutes
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 10:14:04 +1100, Ryan Sabir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a definitive answer on whether search engines take
any notice of CSS?
I don't think so.
Someone could develop their page full of H1's with dodgy keywords,
and simply not display the content of those H1's. We
At 01:30 PM 1/27/2005, Tom Livingston wrote:
I was admiring stopdesign.com. I think it's a beautiful layout. But I am
having a problem wrapping my head around the concept behind building a
page like that so that when text is scaled, the containers don't get all
messed up. On stopdesign.com, the
I remember reading a quote from a Google tech. stating that while
their system is capable of reading/interpreting CSS, they don't do so
due to the excess load it would create.
I also remember the same quote mentioning something about sites only
getting penalised if someone lodges a complaint
Take a look at some fought over keyphrases like 'website development' in
Google UK. You'll find many sites spamming with irrelevant noscript,
off-screen absolute positioned text, minute text, hidden layers, even some
cretins with WOW (white-on-white) text.
And you know what? Google doesn't do a
I'm sure I'm overlooking something simple (hopefully). My floats (right column) mess up in Mac IE 5.2.3. I don't have a Windows machine so I'm unsure if it is messed up in IE there too. Probably is. Any help or advice on a fix for this is welcome.
XHTML Page:
http://sonze.com/dvre/who.html
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 10:39:42 -0800, Chris Kennon wrote:
In the following code the tr#n rules are not taking. I've looked
around and have no reason for this failure. Would someone assist?
Hi Chris - you seem to have a space between tr and #... in your
selector. If so, try it without the space.
Hi.
looking to build a multimedia web site, with audio,
video, and flash content.
how do i make this site accessable?
are the tools i use including dream weaver, flash,
php, and cold fusion accessable?
if so, send me the links to where i can download
them.
also how do i make like for example
Such a
lot of info can only be found in one place.
Try
the resources section of the web standards group website.
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hunkinSent: Friday, January 28, 2005 3:13 PMTo:
It is my understanding that Google doesn't parse or index .css files,
let alone test the whether the css modifies to HTML in a manner
designed to manipulate rankings.
Try it yourself. Try and find your own websites .css file indexed in
Google by searching on the full filename of the .css file.
OK here's the thing...
I want to put an image on the left of some text, and have the text not
wrap back under the image after it goes past it. Here is an example,
if you imagine my image being where the XX's are.
xxx My text is here
xxx and the sentence continues
xxx longer and longer
Hi Ryan
I want to put an image on the left of some text, and have the text not
wrap back under the image after it goes past it. Here is an example,
if you imagine my image being where the XX's are.
You could try something like this:
div class=whatever
img src=whatever alt=whatever /
pblah blah
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