with the former media type and thus XHTML 1.1 is not a sensible
choice for documents served to the web using public.
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can change the raw text of the attribute value.)b//li
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you are having trouble describing what
you want to do and possibly why. Is it possible
that you could give us an example and some context
so that we can understand a bit more?
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problems are you seeing?
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=currenttopicIntroduction/a/li
Your real page has:
lia href=introduction.htmlIntroduction/a/li
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could give the list a class and style it to suit
your requirements, it need not appear as a bulleted or
numbered vertical list.
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From: Chris Kennon
I meant on a core style-sheet, and what does bump mean?
Lea de Groot wrote:
(In other words 'bump' ;))
Bumping the topic back to the top, used more in web forums that email lists.
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winmail.dat
which incoroprates a lot of the sort of info your are wanting I think.
http://www.nypl.org/styleguide/
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-left: 0;
font: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
color:#FFCC00;
text-align: left;
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alistapart has many articles on accesibility
http://www.alistapart.com/topics/accessibility/
Google for terms like section 508 check and you'll
find more references and tools.
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My link works http://www.alistapart.com/topics/accessibility/
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From: Damian Sweeney
Try http://69.93.55.164/topics/userscience/accessibility/
So, there really is a new A List Apart.
Hopefully DNS propogation will proceed apace and we can all
enjoy the new look and feel :-)
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old, but is still a useful reference for standards based web
building, and I found it an enjoyable read.
http://www.veen.com/jeff/archives/000747.html
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campaign
to create awareness of the desirability of upgrading old,
non standards compliant browsers.
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and knew
the theory well too. They had all had long years in the
trade (boilermaking).
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From: Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Considering none of the top designers use Dreamweaver
From: Al Sparber
Who are the top designers?
Some bloke called Sparber at Project Seven is one of them I think.
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of my initial user experience.
The forums look pretty, the orange/blue/purple combi is attractive.
Text size on the top nav is too big and Board Rules is always
wrapped for me, it could easily be half or two-thirds the size
it is now and still be effective in my opinion.
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branches get extended and the whole tree grows providing mutual
benefits for us all.
What seems like esoteric minutae today might be just what you
are looking for in the archives in six months time.
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URL for press release:
http://news.agfa.com/corporate/news.nsf/0/3A202FF9EA54CEBAC1256E270058A
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From: Samuel Richardson
So if the Linux fallback for Verdana is Bitstream Vera Sans,
what's the Linux fallback for Arial?
Another answer could be Helvetica, I think that Arial is
actually a copy of Helvetica (a much older typeface).
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other typefaces from which it was derived. I believe the
differences are subtle and probably not visible in screen
use.
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there might be a hack out there that will
pass 0.8em to ie, but not to firefox?
Kara,
Isn't this just a matter of doing something like:
body, td {font-size: whatever;}
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Seems like they are just transferring the Aussie branch
from one host company/university/institution to another.
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From: James Bennett
In my experience, they still read the Description tag, but don't
necessarily take it into account for ranking purposes; if the
Description is present it will be included in the excerpt shown in the
search result.
That matches my experience too.
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too? I.e:
The Secretary,
Your Club,
PO Box 999,
Anytown VIC 3000.
Australia Post address format rules/recommendations don't allow
punctuation. Apparently it messes with the automated sorting.
It'd be good to have a method that was independant of local
quirks and variations.
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, not at the left edge of the table. It seems that the
caption is not being contained by the table in FF, but I can't explain
why.
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It seems that the caption is not being contained by the
table in FF, but I can't explain why.
HTML 4 recommendation has this to say about the caption element:
Visual user agents should avoid clipping any part of the table
including the caption, unless a means is provided
similar issues on another list,
set the GMail encoding to Default (not UTF8).
Then set it to Plain Text formatting (they
recently added a Rich Text option).
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in browsers. That
seems to be a given.
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of my findings. Discussions would often
bring further info to light and some of us would go away
with more knowledge than we started with. I'm still a member
of css-d, but I rarely have time to investigate or help
very much these days. http://www.css-discuss.org/
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files, which is a bother at times.
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with the !-- comment -- method to avoid any
potential problems.
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, it offered to check for updates. The web
dev toolbar was upgraded seamlessly, but my often used ViewEXIF
extension ended up disabled and there are no compatible upgrades.
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since it's
a Java app, it's free too.
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scheme.
Maybe we need a content vs page weight ratio measurement with star
ratings to emphasise the greater efficiency of standards based
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From: Patrick H. Lauke
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1 star for content to markup ratio
1 star for validation of markup and css
Let the market regulate itself. Let standards-compliant markup sites
take over because of their benefits actually manifesting themselves
(easier to maintain
the pretty but broken
sites with no stars or 1 star though.
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plan. My star rating
system isn't intended to be a link away from the site.
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that used for rating energy efficiency
of applicances achieve that easier than the cryptic and unloved
W3C buttons.
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audience. I think the scheme (at least the
implementation and enforcement) would be very
impractical in the current online environment.
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the first char
is a number. It seems the only sensible and ongoing way of fixing
this is to generate IDs that aren't problematic. Fix the problem
at the source as it were.
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From: Herrod, Lisa
Herrod, Lisa would like to recall the message, [WSG] Web
design education.
Lisa Herrod is funny :-)
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