Is there no program which replaces the Internet Explorer render engine with
the Gecko engine?
I thought about copying firefox.exe to replace iexplore.exe just to see
if I could use Gecko for active desktop :) I then thought it was a BadIdea.
As IE is fairly closed source, it would prove rather
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OK - so is there a formula to work out PX to EM ? (at least on a
vanilla type of setup).
In theory, on the standard browser ;-(IE6 on windows) the default font size is 12
pixels so in that case 1em = 12 pixels.
Or it should be until you start playing with it with font-size=76%. But for
I hope my subject isn't misleading.
I have a set of data (specifically news postings) placed in table cells
with a header row describing the content.
I basically have four columns: poster, date, subject, body. Each news
post has its own row.
Now, I don't want the table to be shown as a
Relative font sizes ruin good design.
Vector based graphics and text are the future of good screen design.
The whole point is to be relative in your units so the layout design
can look the same across different resolutions. If a user needs to
increase or decrease the text size then the layout
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Relative font sizes ruin good design.
Vector based graphics
Maybe we as a standard based community should knock on $MS's door and
shout I'm mad as hell and I'm not going take it anymore.
Leo
On Wednesday, April 7, 2004, at 12:44 AM, Sven Jacobs wrote:
I was thinking to put such news (IE 6.1 will use Gecko) on my private
site as
an aprils fool =)
El mié, 07-04-2004 a las 05:16, Taco Fleur escribió:
Sorry I can't validate my content, due to it being on the intranet and it's a CMS
that most likely will not validate anyway.
FYI, the Web Developer extension for Firebird/Firefox has a handy
'Validate local HTML' option that will help you
The whole point is to be relative in your units so the layout design
can look the same across different resolutions.
Yes - I know the reasons behind it. And I spend way too much time
thinking about it now and dont see any clear pathways to a sensible
outcome. Hence why I am bringing it to a
Nick Cowie wrote:
Gary Menzel wrote:
OK - so is there a formula to work out PX to EM ? (at least on a
vanilla type of setup).
In theory, on the standard browser ;-(IE6 on windows) the default font size is 12
pixels so in that case 1em = 12 pixels.
No, the default on windoze is 12pt.
Hi all
In a few threads here it's been mentioned there are three types of
stylesheets:
1. User
2. Author
3. Browser
If you are interested in the third one then you should delve into the
/res/ directory of Firefox to have a look at how the default rendering
style is set up for that browser
For more info on these three types of style sheets (users, author and
browsers) go here:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/advanced_cascade.htm
For a sample W3C recommended default style sheet for devices- go here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/sample.html
Russ
Hi all
In a few
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On 07/04/2004, at 5:50 PM, Leo J. O'Campo wrote:
Maybe we as a standard based community should knock on $MS's door and
shout I'm mad as hell and I'm not going take it anymore.
Pffft. A bunch of web standards geeks like us (no matter how large,
it's still just a tiny fraction of the entire web
Hello list,
I'm trying to construct a simple bar graph using minimal markup yet let
it remain fairly flexible in CSS.
[0] Here is a link to what I have built so far.
The first problem I'm trying to tackle so far is that the second part to
the graph doesn't reflect the width it's supposed to.
Hi Everyone,
I have been lurking on the list for a while and have really enjoyed it,
this group seems very helpful and friendly. I found this list through the
css-f one. I am starting to get my act together in terms of html standards,
css and accessibility-lots to learn! I thought I would dive
I've run into a wall. I wasn't trying for WAI Level 3, but I've usually
been pretty close to achieving it. Bobby always yells at me to specify
the language of the document using the attribute lang=en in the HTML
header. W3C tells me though that lang=en isn't a valid attribute. Do
you have to
The Snider's Web wrote:
-I just did a site redesign and wanted to get feedback. This site was tough
as it had to be fully bilingual on each page and the fourth biggest group
of users use Netscape 3!!! How did I get so lucky?
http://www.c-l-c.ca/mainpage.html
It's nice to see a page that
I've run into a wall. I wasn't trying for WAI Level 3, but I've
usually
been pretty close to achieving it. Bobby always yells at me to specify
the language of the document using the attribute lang=en in the HTML
header. W3C tells me though that lang=en isn't a valid attribute. Do
you have to
Adam Carmichael wrote:
The third and final problem is that several themes I'm planning on using
it with may want to have different width so it needs to be fairly
fluidic. I tried using percentages with this but I got no where.
I woke up and got somewhere on the [1] percentage based layout over
Adam Carmichael wrote:
Adam Carmichael wrote:
The third and final problem is that several themes I'm planning on
using it with may want to have different width so it needs to be
fairly fluidic. I tried using percentages with this but I got no where.
I woke up and got somewhere on the [1]
Adam
I've done this for our users - both a stacked horizontal bar graph and
stacked vertical bar graph. It works across *all* useful browsers
(including IE5+) funnily enough and is very simple to do.
To see it and the markup you'll have to join up with SpamTrap as it's
not in a public area.
Heres a variation on your setup.
http://www.eatons.net/test/bargraphs.html
-chuck
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On Wednesday, April 7, 2004, at 10:36 AM, Adam Carmichael wrote:
Hello list,
I'm trying to construct a simple bar graph using minimal markup yet
let it remain fairly flexible in
Pffft. A bunch of web standards geeks like us (no matter how large,
it's still just a tiny fraction of the entire web community) will have
no impact whatsoever on MS's plans in regards to IE.
Justin... If everyone thought that way there would never be progress.
Luckily Apple inc didn't with
I want to have a footer stuck to the bottom of the browser window, but if
the window reduces in size, the footer goes over the top of other page
content. What I'd like to do is have the footer stick to the bottom
of the browser, except ifit collides with other page content, which
will push it down
Hi all...
I have a couple of problems here that i dont seem
to be able to nut out, any help would be greatly appreciated if there is anyone
around on the day before the easter break.
Firstly the site centers just fine in ie but is
aligned left in firefox...why is this so?
Secondly and more
Cheers, I will look into that, is there one for Mozilla that anyone knows of?
Even if I use it, I am sure it won't validate, I am stuck with using some elements
that do not validate, no way around it.
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Sent:
Adam
The first problem I'm trying to tackle so far is that the second part
to the graph doesn't reflect the width it's supposed to.
Use a containment box so that your graph will be a percentage of the
100% width of the containment box.
The second problem is that it probably won't scale too
Ah, that old chestnut ;-)
There was a good article in ALA about this recently:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/
HTH.
Cheers,
Mike
On Thursday, April 8, 2004, at 05:01 PM, Mike Kear wrote:
I want to have a footer stuck to the bottom of the browser window, but
if the window reduces
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/
that should have what you need
I want to have a footer stuck to the bottom of the browser window, but if
the window reduces in size, the footer goes over the top of other page
content. BRBRWhat I'd like to do is have the footer stick to the
bottom
put
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
in your global wrapping div
or on the table class your using
alternatively you could set your body tag to a width of 760px and do the
same
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Hi all...
I have a couple of problems here that i dont
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