On 5 Jun 2004, at 12:44, Roger Johansson wrote:
No. Styling form elements the same across platforms and browsers is
not possible, since several browsers use the operating system's native
widgets, and ignore most attempts at styling them.
That's right. A particular example is the file upload box,
On 15 Jun 2004, at 12:34, Andy Budd wrote:
I agree with you. It's not the nicest way of doing this. I think
using the :first-letter pseudo-element selector would probably be a
better bet.
Much neater, until you need accesskeys for both Search and Services of
course. I'm sure some clever
On 15 Jun 2004, at 17:55, Richard Rutter wrote:
Anyone fancy a bit of fun making that work? Would it actually be
useful?
If you want something doing...
A script which uses the DOM to automatically underline the letter of a
link text which matches its accesskey:
http://clagnut.com/sandbox
On 16 Jun 2004, at 06:19, Bert Doorn wrote:
opinion
Whatever the technique, using images for headings is, to me, backward,
pixel perfect, print thinking.
[...]
Perhaps I am a lone voice in the desert, but why go back to 1990's
style
websites when we have CSS?
Because if we really on styling
On 1 Jul 2004, at 04:19, russ - maxdesign wrote:
Richard Rutter, of Clagnut fame (http://www.clagnut.com/) talks about
liquid
layouts, scaling images access keys, ems, and the standards-based
rebuild of
Multimap.
Thanks Russ. If anyone has any comments on the www.multimap.com rebuild
please
on
IE5.0(2022)/OS 9 (the Classic version of IE as shipped with Panther).
Any pointers gratefully received.
cheers,
Richard Rutter
www.clagnut.com
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