Nice job on that one. I only thing I could find wrong was the use of
javascript: pseudo links.
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
Sites by Joe, LLC
/Custom Web Design Development/
Phone: (609) 335-3076
www.sitesbyjoe.com http://www.sitesbyjoe.com
Snadden Tim wrote:
www.richardson.co.nz
In
Greetings all,
Can I ask the Linux users to take a look at this one? I want to make
sure there's no layout flaws on your favorite browsers.
http://michaels.sitesbyjoe.com/
Many thanks,
--
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
Sites by Joe, LLC
/Custom Web Design Development/
Phone: (609) 335-3076
Hi,
Looks fine in a casual inspection on Firefox, Konqueror 3.5.7 and Opera 9 all
on Linux.
Konqueror (similar to Safari) has put an extra 10px or so of space above the
company logo, expanding the entire blue backgrounded header. It doesn't look
bad, but is different from Firefox.
Cheers,
Hi Mark
On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 23:29 +0100, Mark Hedley wrote:
Be interested to see if anyone can recommend a robust solution geared
for UK E-commerce using Protx VSP Direct + 3D Secure.
eZ Publish has Protx Plugin
http://ez.no/community/contribs/workflow/protx_payment_gateway
I haven't used
Hey there All,
This seems to be a huge problem on the web today. I am in the process of
building a CMS that will be from the ground up built to standards
compliant and accessible. Also, the big issue is to ensure that whatever
the CMS outputs abides by the same rules.
The project is being
Thanks Schalk!
Please keep us informed?
Frank
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Sent: Wednesday, 30 May, 2007 11:36 AM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Content Management issue ?
Hey there All,
This
It probably shouldn't be used for pairing as you describe, but rather a
group of inputs that all share some common-ground. In my case I use them
to contain groups of required versus non-required inputs as well as the
type of information sought (contact info, etc.).
Sorry to bring this up
On 30 May 2007, at 14:16:11, John Faulds wrote:
Sorry to bring this up again but I've been thinking a bit more
about this: a fieldset should be used to group related form
controls and each fieldset should have a legend, but what if you
have a form control that's not really related to
On 2007/05/30 02:12 (GMT-0500) Joseph R. B. Taylor apparently typed:
Can I ask the Linux users to take a look at this one? I want to make
sure there's no layout flaws on your favorite browsers.
http://michaels.sitesbyjoe.com/
When I first arrived I was impressed, but hanging around and
I don't know much about Safari hacks, but don't forget that a new
version of Safari will be coming out soon (August?) when Leopard (OS X
10.5) gets released.
Check out the nightly build of web kit for a sneak peek at the new
render engine and see if your hacks will work in it.
http://webkit.org/
Rather than muck around with CMS systems for content sites, we get our
clients to use Adobe Contribute:
http://www.adobe.com/products/contribute/
Essentially provides them a WYSIWYG interface to edit pages on their
site, preview them, etc. Works with Dreamweaver templates for editable
regions,
I've not had that much experience with DW/Contribute, but I know they've
both got pretty ordinary CSS support which means in a lot of cases you
have to create separate Design Time Stylesheets just to get your layout to
look presentable in Contribute.
On Thu, 31 May 2007 09:50:33 +1000,
Hi folks,
Walt Crawford's Cites Insights for June is out, and is a special issue
dedicated to attending and/or speaking at conferences.
Download it here: http://citesandinsights.info (hit current issue), or
here is the pdf direct: http://citesandinsights.info/civ7i7.pdf
It is written by a
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I had a very similar issue with my feedback form.
Eventualy I split it into three fieldsets: your feedback, your details,
and a privacy statement.
http://www.griffith.edu.au/cgi-bin/feedbackform.cgi
- Kane
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 30/05/2007 11:16:11 PM:
It probably shouldn't be used
Hi.
just wondering.
does any one know if there is a screen reader, application, where you can
design diagrams,design graphics, and manipulate images, say like in adobe
photoshop or macromedia flash.
any ideas?
cheers Marvin.
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marvin hunkin wrote:
just wondering.
does any one know if there is a screen reader, application, where you
can design diagrams,design graphics, and manipulate images, say like in
adobe photoshop or macromedia flash.
any ideas?
As already discussed previously, this is off topic for this
Hey Joseph,
How you doing? Well, I have been checked your web site on Linux through
Icedove(Debian's Firefox). That works really fine. No problems here.
Best,
Linuxer
Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
Greetings all,
Can I ask the Linux users to take a look at this one? I want to make
sure
On Wed, 30 May 2007 23:16:11 +1000, John Faulds wrote:
what if you have a form
control that's not really related to anything else? Do you put it in
a fieldset by itself? Then what do you do about the legend when in a
lot of cases it'll simply be duplicating what's in the label?
For
On 5/27/07, Katrina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In some sense, the label and input are thematically related.
Interesting idea, and in a way I agree. However I still think, in
combination with fieldsets and appropriate form elements, that a ul is
an appropriate way to mark up form controls. For
Thanks for taking a look at this one.
And Felix, believe it or not, there will be a dry cleaning newsletter.
We're looking to offset some of his postcard expense which is spent on
regular clients who would be happy to receive discounts etc... Crazy,
isn't it?
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
Sites
Martin...
I think you are looking for an application that uses SVG, which is a
standards based accessible graphic.
Here's a page that might point you in the right direction:
http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/
Good luck.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
marvin hunkin wrote:
just wondering.
does any
Gday,
What mark-up is best used for mobile devices? And why?
W3C standards (HTML4 or XHTML 1.0) or other (XHTML-Basic, XHTML-MP, WML,
HDML) ?
Do the 'other' count as standards?
Can mobile devices process CSS 2.1 or less when served as
media=handheld? (I am coming across some references to
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