Hey there, so...
does anyone have any experience with chtml and in particular imode?
We are currently looking into what we need to do to make a site we have
made work well on imode...
The site is valid xhtml 1.0 and I am wondering what will happen if we
just let the imoders use that site. Which
El dom, 29-08-2004 a las 00:49, Seona Bellamy escribió:
Thanks for the help, guys. I've gone with the dl as suggested by
Mordechai, and the script that was in Zeldman's book (sorry, Mordechai, but
it seemed like a slightly simpler, more flexible way of doing it - or maybe
it's just that I've
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The script, for those who don't have the book, is as follows:
function toggle(targetID) {
if (document.getElementById) {
target =
El lun, 30-08-2004 a las 09:49, Seona Bellamy escribió:
Shouldn't that be
target.style.display = block;
Err... which one? The first one or the second one?
Confuzzled,
My fault entirely, i trimmed a little too happily :)
The second one, as if the display is set to none you most
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Shouldn't that be
target.style.display = block;
Err... which one? The first one or the second one?
Confuzzled,
My fault entirely, i trimmed a little too
When validating an XHTML strict page the form method attribute gives an
error back explaining that it is case sensitive and needs to be either
get or post
Example:
What is the best practice for .pdf files?
The University of Minnesota has an accessibility standard for PDFs that
I try to follow.
For PDF documents that cannot be converted to speech output that is
readable by assistive technologies, and other PDF documents that cannot
be converted to speech
...
What gives?!? Which Spec is right? XHTML or HTTP?
Both. In XHTML you tell browser which method to use in lowercase,
and then it is browser's duty is tu make sure it sends apropriate HTTP
headers to server in uppercase.
Regards,
Rimantas
Hi Shane
You might get some ideas from here
http://www.squidfingers.com/code/dhtml/?id=divscroller2
Cherrs
Jeff
On 31/8/04 5:16 AM, Shane Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a new site I am doing that calls for a scrolling div similar to
the scrollable div found at
At the risk of being slightly OT, it's good to see that finally big
business are hiring Web Standards Developers (although I wonder who's
hiring - Microsoft Australia perhaps?):
http://mycareer.com.au/jobseeker/job/viewjob.aspx?jobid=2699588j_o=web+
Can anyone elucidate this conundrum?
I'm wanting to centre a horizontal navigation bar at the bottom of my
header block, but I fear this is not possible. (In case anyone wonders
why I would want to do this, I want it to expand upwards rather than
downwards if the text is resized.)
One of the
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