http://www.pixy.cz/apps/barvy/index-en.html
Very nice...
/Anton
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WhooHoo! That's fantastic!
Great for clients to tell you which of the 20 billion colours they'd
like you to change their site to! ;o)
On 29 Jan 2004, at 13:43, Anton Andreasson wrote:
http://www.pixy.cz/apps/barvy/index-en.html
Very nice...
/Anton
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I've used that several times now for setting out the colours I'm going to
use in a site. It's excellent because you can pick a base colour, perhaps
out of the client's logo or something, and get a range of colours around it
or complementary to it. And you can tweak the colours just a little
{text-align: bottom} got you down?
{background-color: #FF} making you feel blue?
Then have a game of SSCrabble -- the fun way to pass
the time with Web Standards! :o]
http://www.themaninblue.com/writing/perspective/2004/01/27/
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Anyone knows of the support for background (24bit) PNGs in IE/Win?
I've seen PNGs show up with a gray box around it, but does this apply
when using them in background-image: as well?
TIA,
/Anton
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What your body lacks, your head compensates.
A strangely unstyled page, but some excellent concise info on accessibility
(via Mark Stanton):
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/wtg/public/coding_standards/accessibility.htm
l
Daily Standards - dedicated to recognizing sites that have been lovingly
crafted with web standards and the future in
Cameron! This is truly amazing. Right up there with CSS Pencils and the CSS
House - strange but amazing uses of CSS and XHTML.
Russ
Then have a game of SSCrabble -- the fun way to pass
the time with Web Standards! :o]
http://www.themaninblue.com/writing/perspective/2004/01/27/
A strangely unstyled page, but some excellent concise info on accessibility
Heh, I like this one:
acronym title=World Web WebWWW/acronym
;) Otherwise a good read.
/Anton
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Transparent PNG's are unsupported in IE/Win - you have to use some
DirectX malarkey to get that running (don't).
I haven't yet found any problems with normal PNG's but then I use PNG8
as a Gif replacement.
HTH
James
Anton Andreasson wrote:
Anyone knows of the support for background (24bit)
I have found problems with the colour displaying correctly in IE,
because I want the png to complement the background colour it blends
fine in moz but in IE it displays with a different shade and ruins it.
Which is the reason I haven't switched to using png (even 8bit) all the
time.
Tim Hill
The gray box appears in IE when someone specifies an
alpha channel in the PNG -- IE can't handle the
transparency, so it renders a gray background. I
expect it would be the same with background images.
There's an IE 6 workaround to PNG transparency,
someone else will have to tell you about it
That's probably the most interesting Zen Garden entry
I've seen. Something other than just styling of the
content.
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Have you looked at typo3? I use it and find it very good. It's GPL, able
to run under windows or *nix, extend able and well supported. The html
isn't fully compliant yet, but it's being worked on - it's also not that
hard to hack the code to do what you want.
www.typo3.com and www.typo3.org
position: absolute
That is the culprit - makes text selection impossible in IE
Russ
Hey Everyone,
Long time since I last wrote to the group!
I was just developing a new website, and I have been having that very annoying
problem in IE where the text, wont be selectable like
Here is a test page to show you. Check it with Win/IE6:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/jobs/css/try-and-highlight-me.htm
You can't select the text. Another gotta-love-ie thing
:)
Russ
position: absolute
That is the culprit - makes text selection impossible in IE
Russ
Hey Everyone,
A really!
Thats what it was, ok thanks!
That fixed the head problem, now I know why...
Can I get around that?
Anyway possible?
It needs to be absolute - because of the table look it has now...
Thanks!
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Chris Stratford
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www.neester.com
Hi guys,
Well, after lurking on here for several weeks, I'm finally taking the plunge
and asking a question. (And getting rather alliterative in my subject
line... Sorry...)
I have a navigation bar with sub-menus based on the list structure and run
primarily by CSS. The problem I am having is
On Friday, January 30, 2004, at 09:56 AM, Paul De Audney wrote:
Hi people,
I was wondering if any one has encountered a situation where you are
aware of some one ripping parts of your code etc, design and colour
schemes and using them on a site competing in a similar field.
Is there much I
Title: RE: [WSG] What Causes Selection Problems In IE.
Russ wrote:
Here is a test page to show you. Check it with Win/IE6:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/jobs/css/try-and-highlight-me.htm
mmm, interesting, without wanting to sound like an IE fan ;-), I can select that text no problem using
Yes it's interesting but not a web standards discussion. Please reply to
this thread off list.
Peter
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Just a quickie about validation, you've got an invalid doctype declaration:
!DOCTYPE xhtml PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;
the html should be html
just to make it easy here's the proper one:
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC
A few things I noticed with your html.
Your doctype line has xhtml between DOCTYPE and PUBLIC instead of html.
You are missing xml:lang and lang attributes from your opening html
element.
Here is a suggested correct example of these two lines.
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Hi,
It's more of a cease and desist thing I think. Because we are both in the
same fields (jewellery sales etc). They popped up in our logs a bit, doing a
bit more of tracking down, they were using images linked off our server
(fools) but have now just copied them and not even renamed them.
I
Ok, let me refine my earlier sweeping statement :)
In all of the IE's you can double and triple click.
In IE6 only, there are drag-selection issues with absolutely positioned
items. In IE5 and 5.5, you can drag-select like any other browser - you can
start selecting from inside the box or
Hello Seona,I haven't looked into the
far-to-the-right sub menu issue yet, but I can fix your validation problem. Your
DOCTYPE is incorrectly written:Current:!DOCTYPE xhtml PUBLIC
"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"Needs to
Title: RE: [WSG] What Causes Selection Problems In IE.
What
build of IE6 you got?
I have
Internet Explorer: 6.00.2800.1276
And
I cant select anything on that page Or mine!
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Stratford
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Try http://www.archive.org to show prior art... then send an extremely
specific email to them outlining the risks they are taking with some
links to your site on archive.org if possible.
Paul De Audney wrote:
Is there much I can do?
Or should I just deal
Seona,
http://alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/
This is the best implementation I've seen so far, and I'm using it in a
client site to be launched next week.
Works and extensively tested in:
Win IE 5.0, 5.5, 6.0
Win Moz 1.0.2
Win Firebird 0.7
MacOSX Safari 1.0
MacOSX Mozilla 1.0.2
MacOSX
Thanks
to Martin, David and Bradley for helping me with the validation thing. I had
tried looking on the W3C site for the answer and just couldn't find it.
*sigh*
Now,
anyone game to take a crack at the menu issue? :)
Cheers,
Seona.
-Original Message-From: Martin E
I use a piece of software called TweakPNG [
http://entropymine.com/jason/tweakpng/ ] which enables you to create a
background color to cope with transparency issues in IE. The background
color is only added when necessary, but it means that you have to rework
PNGs when you change the color. It
If I remember correctly, you can get it to work by using Quirks Mode, but
that is likely to cause other problems.
Simon Jessey
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Here is a
I usually do this when I want to feed IE with different values:
selector { rules that work with IE }
parentselector { rules hidden from IE that override the previous rules }
In this case:
selector { left: value; }
parentselector { left: 0; margin-left: value; }
Simon Jessey
I love you forever. *grin* It works just fine now in both. Thank you thank
you thank you. :)
Cheers,
Seona.
-Original Message-
From: Simon Jessey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 30 January 2004 12:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] Making my menus work across
Just for the record...
I wouldn't recommend using this, but it does work. This is totally a
DirectX hack and only works in Windows IE.
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='images/image.png',sizingMethod='scale');
Regards
Chris Blown
PS. I am not totally against CSS
On Friday, January 30, 2004, at 01:11 PM, Hugh Todd wrote:
Justin, you wrote,
The original article couldn't get Safari to work, but somehow I
stumbled upon a solution last night, which I'm yet to figure out, but
I'll report back when I do.
Works for me. Could this be because a) I'm using
Taco
Two reasons I can think of...
*copy and paste with the mouse
*select text in a page and do a search for it in a search engine such
as Google.
Cheers
James
Taco Fleur wrote:
I don't knowfor what reason you
want your visitors to be able to select text, but mine is
What I
was saying was/ or trying to say"I don't know for what reasons he wants to
fix this problem", I can think of many reasons why!
But my
main reason is for the one Imentioned.
Maybe
it's my bad grammar again?
Taco Fleur07 3535 5072 Blog:
Title: document type does not allow element error
Can enyone tell me what the following means?
Line 59, column 3: document type does not allow element H3 here; missing one of APPLET, OBJECT, MAP, IFRAME, BUTTON start-tag
h3Some text/h3
This is the first non validating line and it just
Hey Taco
If you go through the DTD it outlines what elements are allowed inside which
other elements.
For example:
+ Only li tags are allowed immediately inside ul ol tags.
+ Block level elements are not allowed inside inline elements (eg. div
inside span)
When you stuff one of these rules
Hi Mark,
The url
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tacofleur.com%2Findex%2Fmethodology%2F+
http://www.tacofleur.com/index/methodology/
Reason I was going through was because I downloaded Mozilla today, yep finally made
the big move.
Had a look at my site, saw some new
Yikes,
I really need to learn to re-read my emails before I sent them..
Let's try it again.
Hi Mark,
The url
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tacofleur.com%2Findex%2Fmethodology%2F+
http://www.tacofleur.com/index/methodology/
The reason I was going through the validation
Here what the HTML 4.01 loose DTD (http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd)
says about anchors (or at least part of it):
!ELEMENT A - - (%inline;)* -(A) -- anchor --
The first bit: !ELEMENT is the begin of an element declaration.
The second bit: A is the element name.
The bit in brackets is
Cheers,
it makes sense now.
So the H1 tag is not allowed in the anchor.
a name=t67h3FusionMX Methodology/h3/a
I gues it should be
h3a name=t67FusionMX Methodology/a/h3
yes yes yes, thats also why the funny hovering thing happens, because I have
a:hover
{
blah blah
}
in my
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