Michael,
Yesterday I posted this link. It's a good start.
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/practicalcss/
There's a bit of useful forms code lower down the page.
-Hugh Todd
Now I'm experimenting with styling forms - layout of labels and input
etc.
Is there a good tutorial anywhere
of the site, which triggers a background inside the appropriate a tag
(by calling on the appropriate a#mnu style for that page).
http://www.wasabicube.com/
http://www.wasabicube.com/s/wc.css
Hope this helps.
-Hugh Todd
Now i want to highlight the current page using a different CSS style.
I have
://members.ozemail.com.au/~hughtodd/allegro/
-Hugh Todd
I just finished a XHTML / CSS redesign (http://allegro-ems.com/), and
tested it out in several browsers. It seems to cut it for all except
IE / Mac. The footer gets smashed against the right side. I've been
trying to figure out why
://members.ozemail.com.au/~hughtodd/lsp/playvan/playvan.css
Very disconcerting. Am I alone here?
-Hugh Todd
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leave someone else to
sort that out. Otherwise it looks mighty fine in Safari, Mozilla 1.6,
IE5 Mac and Opera 6.3 Mac.
Took me quite a lot longer than your half an hour, probably because I
was having to go backwards through your code, but it's satisfying to
have it done!
-Hugh Todd
Here's
, perhaps as DIV, inside your
last closing /DIV, with clear: left. Which is, of course, changing
the HTML. Sigh.
HTH. -Hugh Todd
I am having an issue with using fauxcolumns. Everything is fine if the
left column content is longer than the right, but if the right column
content is longer the image
web kits concurrently. (Might
even be able to do it from the same UI, as you suggest.)
-Hugh Todd
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Sent this message before 10am today, and it seems to have disappeared.
Will try again. This and following message.
Cameron,
Can't be bothered trying it
Boy, that sure puts this newbie upstart in his place. :)
but you could float the
image left, leave the other elements non-floated,
block, with
on IE5 Mac, and mouseover doesn't work. Nor does
it work in Opera 6 Mac. Guess they don't support mouseovers on elements
other than DIVs?
All the best! -Hugh Todd
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and the background, both for their
initial and :hover states.
-Hugh Todd
(Basis for this code found on stopdesign.com)
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the second (non-img) dt into
a dd and modify it with a span, but then I lose the semantic
significance of the dt.
-Hugh Todd
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Mark, Russ,
I didn't write the article, but sitepoint does have a facility to
provide
feedback (http://www.sitepoint.com/feedback/1273) and I know the
author
responsible is listening.
Done. Thanks.
-Hugh
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Gavin,
I realise that users will have to download acrobat. The pages cannot
be in
HTML because they are student hand-writing samples. They also need to
be
fully-printable.
Yes, I thought graphics may be an issue here. But just to clarify, PDF
files do not display in Mac browsers these days,
control this better?
2) Opera breaks a couple of things. The ul li a:hover on the right of
the horizontal navigation bar loses the changed background file. And
the graphic link at the top right of the page vanishes.
Any insights would be appreciated!
-Hugh Todd
Peter, you asked,
Do you feel the the pro's of using em's (for font sizes)
outweigh the cons?
I'm sure there'll be some much more knowledgeable people than I on this
subject, but I'll just make a couple of remarks.
1) Only IE on the PC (and I only learnt this recently, from John
Allsopp)
drift left off the left
hand border of the browser.
Looks as though you may want to go to browsercam right away.
-Hugh Todd :)
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Pete,
Would someone mind checking this out for me:
http://universalhead.com/ataglance/work_test.html
CSS athttp://universalhead.com/ataglance/c/aag.css
No matter what I do, the left column of info (div id=workmaincolumn)
persists in being 3px from the right column instead of 5px in Safari
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