Hi,
We've been using the YUI for a while. We wrote our own variant to
support the proportions that our Art Director likes to use, which
include the Golden Mean.
Can you show any examples of sites using it? I'm wanting to show our
front end designer some examples.
thanks,
Maarten
Strictly speaking, it is the browsers that are at fault - Safari/WebKit
supports multiple background images, and FireFox/Camino et al. all
support rounded corners via border-radius. In both cases this is
(basically) according to the CSS spec.
In many cases, I use border-radius: this is purely
Nick Cowie wrote:
Got to build new template for work, so if you could look at:
http://nickcowie.com/other/template/index.html
ps does it work in IE7 and Opera for Mac (weird stuff happened but I
need to upgrade)?
footer in centred will everything else is grid based.
All the
With the sliding doors style if your boxes have standard content such as
a header followed by a paragraph then you can avoid adding any
additional markup too.
James Jeffery wrote:
What methods do you find best when creating rounded corners and
which methods are the most supported?
I have
That reminds me you can see what I was playing around with a couple of
years ago on my cruddy broken web site.
http://jixor.com/Stuff/Web/Panes
James Jeffery wrote:
What methods do you find best when creating rounded corners and
which methods are the most supported?
I have been using span
Hmmm interesting i might take a look at it.
I would love to know more about YUI Grids and the 'Golden Mean'.
James
On 10/31/07, Maarten Stolte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We've been using the YUI for a while. We wrote our own variant to
support the proportions that our Art Director
James Jeffery wrote:
Hmmm interesting i might take a look at it.
I would love to know more about YUI Grids and the 'Golden Mean'.
James
FWIW, the Golden Mean is a matter of philosophy. I believe the search
string you seek is Golden Ratio.
Best,
~dL
--
Hi Paul
Too true, I'll figure out some sort of caching - probably a combo of server
and client - at the moment it is just me hitting the script during testing.
Thanks
James
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 11:07:45 am Paul Bennett wrote:
Now instead of opening up inkscape it's just a call to a PHP
We're using YUI grids at www.dona.dk.
I'll never use anything else again, if I can help it!
/lmss
2007/10/31, Maarten Stolte [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
We've been using the YUI for a while. We wrote our own variant to
support the proportions that our Art Director likes to use, which
Rick Lecoat wrote:
I'm recreating a table-based site that I did a few years back,
rebuilding it (hopefully) to web standards and making it as accessible
as I can.
http://sandbox.sharkattack.co.uk/novaRebuild/working.html
Rick,
It is working far better than when you wrote for a check a
Personally, and perhaps I am too motivated towards simplicity, I use three
images.
One across the top, one in middle, one for bottom.
I find JavaScript annoying as I watch the corners filling in after page
loads.
Four to six images using css are better, but still problematical for
For fixed width boxes I use 3 images - 1 for the top, 1 for the middle
and 1 for the bottom
For totally fluid boxes I try to use tags inside the container (headings
and paragraph tags can be useful here depending on content) and then add
divs as appropriate
James
James Jeffery wrote:
What
I can offer this simple method:
http://mikecherim.com/experiments/css_smart_corners.php
I prefer spans over divs because divs do have semantic value as divisions
whereas span are like puffs of air in that they serve as nothing more than a
hook for styles, etc. I'd rather offer a span to accept
Hi Mike,
I was considering using span's instead of div's for my example but
was a little torn between the two as I'd usually use span's for
their inline purpose in a block of text or for styling something
within an inline element (when obviously a div would be invalid).
I suppose in either case
On 31/10/07 (14:19) David said:
Rick,
It is working far better than when you wrote for a check a week or so ago.
It is, imo, a little daunting to arrive on it at 116.5 dpi-- the font
start point (at which one might begin to scale the fonts) for the
content text is very tiny; and, the value
Rick Lecoat wrote:
[...] I'm not sure how to specify media types when most of my
stylesheets are referenced by @import rules from inside a single
stylesheet called import.css.
You can leave the @import without a media type, and use @media wrappers
around the entire set of relevant styles in
Rick Lecoat wrote:
On 31/10/07 (14:19) David said:
Rick,
It is working far better than when you wrote for a check a week or so ago.
If I assign a media type to import.css, will that propogate down to the
stylesheets that are imported within it?
Rick,
I see Georg Sortun has
David wrote:
All the disclaimers make it difficult to review.
All I wanted to avoid with those disclaimers was:
1. You should of used shorthand properties to save space in layout.css (I
know, it was the quick and dirty fix)
2. Felix to remind me that not everybody has a default font size of
Nick Cowie wrote:
David wrote:
All the disclaimers make it difficult to review.
All I wanted to avoid with those disclaimers was:
1. You should of used shorthand properties to save space in layout.css
(I know, it was the quick and dirty fix)
2. Felix to remind me that not everybody
Mike check out the example I posted earlier and you can see how it can
be done without all the extra markup.
Mike at Green-Beast.com wrote:
I can offer this simple method:
http://mikecherim.com/experiments/css_smart_corners.php
I prefer spans over divs because divs do have semantic value as
No worries, I use threaded view in my mail client so its easy for me to
backtrack.
http://jixor.com/Stuff/Web/Panes
Mike at Green-Beast.com wrote:
Jixor - Stephen I wrote:
Mike check out the example I posted earlier and you
can see how it can be done without all the extra markup.
I
Jixor - Stephen I wrote:
Mike check out the example I posted earlier and you
can see how it can be done without all the extra markup.
I need a link please.
Mike
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Jixor - Stephen I wrote:
http://jixor.com/Stuff/Web/Panes
Thanks. That's clever and simple.
Cheers.
Mike
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I have some questions for an assignment that I can't figure out. If anyone
could be of assistance that would be much appreciated.
1)Which instruction will change the background colour of an element?
A document.getElementById(t).backgroundColor = yellow
B
Hi there,
If anyone can help with the following questions, that would be greatly
appreciated
1) Which are the preferred methods to use when Javascript has been disabled
A noscript/noscript
b a href=# onCick=myFunction();Show Page/a
ca href=page1.htmShow Page/a
d a href=page1.htm
Hi there,
I have some questions for an assignment that I can't figure out. If anyone
could be of assistance that would be much appreciated.
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Hi there,
I have some questions for an assignment that I can't figure out. If anyone
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It was just a few questions that i was unsure of.
Dont bother
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Alexander,
What good will it do you if the correct answers are supplied and you have
absolutely no concept as to why they are correct?
Time to do some research, study, and experimentation, like everyone else.
Kind regards,
Frank
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I don't like giving out answers to homework questions, but here are some
hints:
1) Which attribute is used for setting the background (in HTML)? Which
property is used to set a background color with CSS (which is what style
uses)?
2) Only one of those is correct. Check online for the proper
Thanks for the reply.
I took everyones advice and found out the answers myself.
Javascript always seems to be quite daunting for me, but found out that it
doesn't have to be at all.
Apologies for the email.
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