Matthew Cruickshank wrote:
I'm pretty sure that only one template can be used at any given level.
You can match elements and in in a separate template match attributes,
but it always comes down to one template at one point. If you're trying
to cascade the results of one to the next you'd need to
woric wrote:
Are you sure you want use call-template? I have done a lot of XSLT and
have only ever used call-template when calling a specific template, so your
request sounds a little strange. Have you tried using apply-templates?
I wanted to handle it exclusively in the XSLTs without the
On 3 Mar 2005, at 2:25 pm, Ben Curtis wrote:
Safari/Konquerer supports -khtml-opacity:#.#; in the same way.
Behold the march of progress!
It appears that Safari now supports the standard opacity:#.#; call,
even though it is not listed here:
G'day
I wrote this article thinking about the general laxism I can see all around
me (about web coding). Its title is Writing with a markup language.
What do you think about?
- www.mibmagazine.it/article.php?id=51
Firstly, I do not understand Italian (other than a few words) and
therefore do not
Also, does anyone know of a good web site that details clearly and
concisely
all the main things you should do to make a web site accessible?
The best source is the WAI guidelines. Sites must comply with priority 1,
should comply with priority 2 and may comply with priority 3:
I /hate /trying check the accessbility of my web site because many of
how subjective it is. I get 'warned' for some of the silliest things
that would be a barrier to accessiblilty by adding unnessisary code. I
think the best way to promote accessiblity is through accountablilty
between web
Well I wish I could offer a solution, but right now all I can give you
is as problem. Mac Safari looks great, but IE 5.2 looks pretty rough.
The main header content stretches to the left overlapping the
navigation, obstructing not only view but also clickability of the nav
items (they're
That site is not mine: those guys (students) ask me to write an article
for Mibmagazine. That's what I've done.
My only joined to that magazine is the article. I've already tell them all
your considerations about standards and documents' structure: ther're too
busy now.
This is my site:
Hi everyone, I want to create a function that will swap a style sheet as you
resize the browser, for instance, I have two style sheets, one with
settings for lower than800x600, then a style sheet for any resolution
greater than800x600, but imagine if someone resized the browser from
1024x768 to
Hi everyone, I want to create a function that will swap a style sheet as
you resize the browser, for instance, I have two style sheets, one with
settings for lower than800x600, then a style sheet for any resolution
greater than800x600, but imagine if someone resized the browser from
1024x768 to
Quoting Joey
Is there anyway to do this using standard code? I could use onresize but
this is invalid? Any suggestions?
Unless I'm mistaken, resize is still accepted as a DOM event.
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Events-20001113/events.html
No time to test, but you should be able
Hi Patrick,
Thanks, but when I tried to insert onresize into the body tag it told me
it was invalid. Also if only CSS3 Media Queries were compatible, that
suggestion was man July 2002!!! Anyway I don't want to get off-topic, does
anybody has a solution for what I am trying to achieve? I had a
Thanks, but when I tried to insert onresize into the body tag it
told me it was invalid.
Sure, because inline JS is a technique of Ancient Netscapers.
You should use DOM to attach events.
I had a look at the A List Apart style switcher, but this is only if
the user clicks on a
link.
It
At 09:34 AM 3/3/2005, Joey wrote:
Thanks, but when I tried to insert onresize into the body tag it told me
it was invalid.
Instead of doing this:
body onresize=SwapStylesheets();
do this:
script language=Javascript src=SwapStylesheets.js/script
/head
body
and in
Hi John,
Firstly, thanks for taking a look - it sounds like the same issues
described by Barry Cranmer too (whom I should also thank publicly!)
The main header content stretches to the left overlapping the
navigation, obstructing not only view but also clickability of the nav
items (they're
You are a genius, now I can just set max-width:1024px; :D Thanks matey!
Ill give it a go, and see what happens.
Kornel Lesiski Wrote:
It does, with a little help:
http://www.doxdesk.com/software/js/minmax.html
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hi there,
Pete originally
said:so
I've designed myself a nice looking navigation scheme that displays visually
whereabouts you are within a site.Now I just need to work out how to sort
out the css :)http://c41.com.au/test/sample_nav.gif
then Rob said:That's pretty. Pretty
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 08:04:46 +1100, Peter Ottery
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As you can see, the vertical lines are the catch am trying to think
'outside the square' to solve the prob but I cant see how you could do it
without an id on every and li. I made Archive active in the first list to
Hello everyone
I know I've seen this mentioned before.
When building a table-less site, IE sometimes chokes on selecting a
block of text and copy/pasting it. I'm having trouble with one right
now. It wants to copy the entire maincontent div.
We WANT people to copy and paste some code snippets.
I've always been fascinated by the search results for for certain words
on Google. Sometimes it is hard to tell - by viewing page source - why
the top result is in fact the top result. For exampel, try searching
for Fried Chicken on Google. Take a look at the top two results,
and then take
Are there
any suggestions for allowing a block of content to be selected in IE and
not having it try to select the entire page?
Avoid abolute positioning in these areas.
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Hi Thanks for the feedback.
I didn't post the url because it is still on a test server.
We are not using any absolute positioning and the content is not floated
either. The maincontent div is floated left, if that means anything. The code
tags have no style's associated with them.
It's a good
Hm, then I can't help further, this is the only situation I know about
that was problematic in IE... :(
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At 02:08 PM 3/3/2005, RMW Web Publishing wrote:
If I did that then the border [on the 'a'] appears a few pixels below the
bottom of the image (looks wrong).
To get it directly under the image I'd have to add margin-bottom: 0; to the
'a' which defeats the purpose of removing the underline.
-
Before sending all of us to your article, maybe you could have stated that
it is intended for Italian-speakers.
Piero wrote it :)
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http://c41.com.au/test/sample_nav.gif
...
any ideas, wacky or otherwise, appreciated.
Always respect those wacky ideas.
Here's one:
What you would ideally have is an older-sibling, younger-sibling type
selector. Then you could select all the li elements that are siblings
and come before your
I got a comprehensible English translation of the article from
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Just plug in the article's URL
http://www.itgmarinoni.it/studenti/0405/gennaio/001.php and select Italian
to English.
Paul
At 03:00 PM 3/3/2005, Richard Czeiger wrote:
Sorry - I think Bert has a
Hi List,
I have a need to embed a video clipping on one of my web pages. I have a
couple of questions about that:
Quest A. When I try to validate the html page containing the video, I
get following 2 errors:
Error 1
Below are the results of attempting to parse this document with an SGML
Ben Curtis wrote:
What you would ideally have is an older-sibling, younger-sibling type
selector. Then you could select all the li elements that are siblings
and come before your active element, and give them a vertical line
background or border. Then give your active element the arrow. And
However, that would only work if the line always comes from the top of
the list and then down to the active category. In the example, though,
the line can come from below (see the line from the first to the
second list).
Right. I only saw the gif without anything going up. Hm. Wow. Tough nut.
I'm thinking about redesigning my website.
Which of these two designs do you like better?
Current: http://www.hopkinsprogramming.net/
New: http://69.174.31.29:100/newsite/
Thanks for your opinions!
--Zachary Hopkins
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Hello all, I'm new to the group. I've recently moved to WordPress and a
brand new CSS and XHTML layout.
I'm curious what people think.
http://www.coonce-ewing.com
Thanks,
Chris
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Zachary,
I like the newsite better but I think it's still missing some flair in the
menu. I definitely don't like the large blue font in the content on the
old version of the site.
Chris
www.coonce-ewing.com
On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 19:40:35 -0500, Zachary Hopkins
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I'm
Wearing my design hat (eg: not looking at the code at all) I prefer the second
one. Personally, I'd remove the 'Last Updated:' part of the footer. Why tell
people when it hasn't been updated for weeks or months?
Cheers,
Miles.
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Standards question...
I've been having problems with browser differences. Viewed in Opera, I
have background graphics in my header and footer, yet they don't show up
in IE.
I've already validated the XHTML and the CSS
The site: http://www.coonce-ewing.com
The CSS :
I don't usually post to the list mainly because sometimes forums and lists
get a bit personal. But I'm an avid reader of the daily digest (and
apparently the only person to ever send these guys a christmas card which is
odd).
Today launched the new minimilist standards compliant
Is there any way to know when the sound in an object has stopped playing?
Because I'd like to play a subsequent sound file when the first one
finishes.
(it's for a webapp to assist reading, not a public site)
From looking at http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_compinfo.html it
doesn't look like
On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 03:46:07 +, Steven Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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Anyway its a very good sign that views are changing when trends reach
Tasmania (please no mean emails off list or on - its only a posting,
thanks).
Hmm, I think I get it-- no sense of humor...?
Best,
~david
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