[WSG] Fonts size problem

Hi All I've problems with font sizes. I'm developing a web page using em to define font sizes. When I see the page in Firefox or Mozilla, size it's ok for me. But when I see the same page with IE, fonts appear so small... How could I make fonts appear in the same size (or at least, something

Re: [WSG] Fonts size problem

Javier wrote: Hi All I've problems with font sizes. I'm developing a web page using em to define font sizes. When I see the page in Firefox or Mozilla, size it's ok for me. But when I see the same page with IE, fonts appear so small... How could I make fonts appear in the same size (or at least,

Re: [WSG] Up and down arrows using HTML entities

In case anyone doesn't know, see: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-MathML/chap6/ISOAMSA2.html for a good list of arrows/symbols. Bob McClelland, Cornwall (U.K.) www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/

Re: [WSG] Fonts size problem

Javier wrote: I'm developing a web page using em to define font sizes. When I see the page in Firefox or Mozilla, size it's ok for me. But when I see the same page with IE, fonts appear so small... How could I make fonts appear in the same size (or at least, something similar) in IE and

Re: [WSG] Color Schemes

http://color.twysted.net/ http://www.colormatch.dk/ On Sat, 6 Nov 2004 19:20:00 -0800, Robin Button [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mike: Try this link for color schemes: http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html Robin From: [EMAIL

[WSG] Ten questions for John Allsopp

John talks about CSS Samuari, standards, Dao, dogs, line-height, font-size and more: http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/john-allsopp.cfm Russ ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See

[WSG] level boxes

Hi I've done this site and having a couple of problems. The 2 boxes Making a donation and Applying for a grant are supposed to be side by side but I can't seem to get them to do this. I copied the code from a similar layout on positioneverything website, any ideas?

Re: [WSG] Up and down arrows using HTML entities

In case anyone doesn't know, see: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-MathML/chap6/ISOAMSA2.html for a good list of arrows/symbols. thanks for this link. how well are these supported on any browser? i see no notes about it. thanks, corey _ Corey H Maass aka Secret Agent Gel

[WSG] Flyout menu questions

Hello all- I am in the process of redeveloping a large, content heavy municipal site. There is an extraordinarily large amount of information on the current site, and a large number of departments that need to be represented in the navigation. I've used the Son Of Suckerfish code to build out a

Re: [WSG] Flyout menu questions

Hi Ron, I've seen some pretty good menu system over at ProjectSeven.com Specially these 2 might be of interest... http://www.projectseven.com/viewer/index.asp?demo=tmm http://www.projectseven.com/viewer/index.asp?demo=mm2 They are quite accessible and degrades gracefully with javascript turned of.

Re: [WSG] Flyout menu questions

especially on small screen real estate. My biggest problem with it is the depth of the submenus, how easy it is to slip off a menu 3 layers deep and lose your place and the fact that the menus don't remain visible for a few seconds after mousing off them. I think that's a big flaw in those

[WSG] The coolest developer tool since Chris's firefox developer toolbar

I might even say cooler but some would find that almost sacriligeous. Slayeroffice has some great favelets but check out the favelet suites. http://slayeroffice.com/?c=/content/tools/suite.html I really like the mouseover DOM inspector, style sheet editor, and the color analysis tools. It's

Re: [WSG] Flyout menu questions

Pringle, Ron wrote: Ideas, criticisms, suggestions and opinions welcomed. http://www.aurora-il.org/testsite/index.htm I think it's to difficult to use for many visitors, flyouts are not so easy to handle for everybody! If you make Aldermans office and so on clickable, and point the links to

RE: [WSG] Flyout menu questions

Pringle, Ron wrote: Ideas, criticisms, suggestions and opinions welcomed. http://www.aurora-il.org/testsite/index.htm Hi Ron, I know this isn't exactly what you were looking for, but I went to do a quick navigation test via keyboard and found that I couldn't. You should remove the onkeypress

[WSG] Re: Flyout menu questions

Some references: http://www.d.umn.edu/goto/navigation#menus Laura ___ Laura L. Carlson Information Technology Systems and Services University of Minnesota Duluth Duluth, MN, U.S.A. 55812-3009 http://www.d.umn.edu/goto/webdesign/

RE: [WSG] Re: Flyout menu questions

Thanks all for your responses. I left off tackling the final navigation til last because I knew it was going to be an issue that needs a lot of thought. My current thinking, after reviewing the responses, is to break the navigation down by each section. If I make the nav section an editable part

Re: [WSG] Ten questions for John Allsopp

John talks about CSS Samuari, standards, Dao, dogs, line-height, font-size and more: http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/john-allsopp.cfm Included in the more, by the way? This little nugget, dropped casually into an anecdote about rat's milk, the Simpsons and backpackers in internet cafes:

Re[2]: [WSG] Re: Flyout menu questions

Monday, November 8, 2004, 10:10:04 PM, Ron wrote: The main issue there will be trying to balance easy access to nested information without frustrating the user with unusable navigation. I suggest that you have a high-level menu for main (section contents?) pages, and a fine-detail menu for

Re: [WSG] Ten questions for John Allsopp

John, Included in the more, by the way? This little nugget, dropped casually into an anecdote about rat's milk, the Simpsons and backpackers in internet cafes: So when I came to naming my blog, Sara, who by the time people read this will be my wife ... is it off-topic to say

Re: [WSG] Color Schemes

http://www.sibagraphics.com/colour_matcher.php for web safe colours and http://www.sibagraphics.com/colour_combinations.php for web smart colours. On 8 Nov 2004 at 13:40, Jad Madi wrote: http://color.twysted.net/ http://www.colormatch.dk/ On Sat, 6 Nov 2004 19:20:00 -0800, Robin Button

[WSG] Color scheme

Title: Color scheme Yo Mike, What I sometimes do is take a photograph with a colour scheme I like and then In Photoshop use the tiles filter to turn it into a set of tiles and presto: instant colour scheme! Just my 2 cents... Erwin Heiser

Re: [WSG] level boxes

I've done this site and having a couple of problems. The 2 boxes Making a donation and Applying for a grant are supposed to be side by side but I can't seem to get them to do this. I copied the code from a similar layout on positioneverything website, any ideas? Hi there, You have a number

Re: [WSG] Color scheme

I'm not sure, but I think I read about a tecnique that consists to pixelate a picture you like (I think its similar to the idea Erwin Heiser has suggested). So, in a very pixelated view of the photo, you will find colour schemes you may like.. This article could be useful:

Re: [WSG] Ten questions for John Allsopp

Trust soft Australian journalists not to ask the tough questions, such as how much drug consumption was going on backstage at WE04 prior to the WWWF smackdown. -- Cameron W: www.themaninblue.com --- John Allsopp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: John, Included in the more, by the way? This little

Re: [WSG] Ten questions for John Allsopp

Cam, Trust soft Australian journalists not to ask the tough questions, such as how much drug consumption was going on backstage at WE04 prior to the WWWF smackdown. We had fantales, minties and water for all the speakers :-) I think the overseas speakers we bemused by the first two J John Allsopp

Re: [WSG] realtime CSS editor feedback pleased

I would appreciate any feedback/comments about the functionality (I don't need feedback about the html as i know it is crap and needs to be fixed) It dosn't always work (sometimes access denied errors occur) I'm a little slow, so it took me a while to figure out how to work it, so for me it

[WSG] li problems in Firefox and Opera

Hey there everyone Long time listener first time poster (with a question anyway). Here goes... I am having difficulty styling what should be a simple bulletted list in Firefox and Opera. IE is strangely displaying what I want. Unfortunately I can't upload the page (it does validate) but the CSS

Re: [WSG] li problems in Firefox and Opera

Erietta Sapounakis wrote: #detail-tile li {list-style-type:circle; display:block; list-style-position:inside;} Remove display:block; Any display other than display:list-item; kills the bullets, as far as I'm aware... Patrick H. Lauke _

Re: [WSG] li problems in Firefox and Opera

Erietta Sapounakis wrote: Hey there everyone Hi Erietta [snip] #detail-tile ul {margin-top:1em;} #detail-tile li {list-style-type:circle; display:block; list-style-position:inside;} [snip] div id=detail-tile...[snip rest] Ultimately the problem lies within in your li statement:

Re: [WSG] li problems in Firefox and Opera

Thanks for the responses Paul and Patrick. Paul, I have uploaded it on the following URI: html: http://www.cyberworx.biz/recollections/product-detail/product-detail.html css: http://www.cyberworx.biz/recollections/recollectionstyles.css Extreme thanks for your offer to have a look see. erietta

Re: [WSG] The coolest developer tool since Chris's firefox developer toolbar

Thats awesome... Thanks for that :) On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 11:33:31 -0800, Ted Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I might even say cooler but some would find that almost sacriligeous. Slayeroffice has some great favelets but check out the favelet suites.

Re: [WSG] Ten questions for John Allsopp

ot John's interview proved what Doug Bowman stated in an earlier blog post - You can't speak to an Australian without them bringing up a Simpsons quote Now that I know where the name came from, my stomach will turn every time I visit your site :) Andrew.