Michael
I agree with your budgetary concerns. To fill this void, many
universities are now merging their art departments with their media
studies departments to offer advanced programs for graphic artists and
web developers so that they can wear both hats [graphic
designer-developer
Hi Peter
Yes, you wouldn't want to check in them all. Of course their are
outliers, such as organisations with NS4 installed as the default
browser, but other than those situations it comes down to a business and
standards based (future business :D ) decision:
Business:
How long is it going
El lun, 15-03-2004 a las 04:04, Tim escribió:
it basically
provides all the relevant CSS that affects any given element, based on
where you put the cursor within the code view of the markup. AFAIK, no
other tool has this feature (correct me if I'm wrong).
Sounds to me like the 'Show
Hi I am just very new to the group and
would like to have a url to see this beautiful site. Could you please send one.
Thanks Sandy
come and play on the board
http://www.artgally.com
Come and see the art show
http://www.artgally.com/cswart
Come and see the poetry show
Hi I am just very new to the group and
would like to have a url to see this beautiful site. Could you please send one.
Thanks Sandy
come and play on the board
http://www.artgally.com
Come and see the art show
http://www.artgally.com/cswart
Come and see the poetry show
as i understand it, the browsers do behave as they should for each different
version number.
i believe that what the multiple versions do is load the rendering engine from,
say, IE5, into the framework of IE6.
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All I got when I clicked on these URLs was page not
available.
Kim Buttery, Richmond, VA
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Hi I am just very new
to the
wouldn't sup/sup do the trick?
br,
Tom
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Superscript Text
Hi
all,
I have been using
CSS to style my text for a few months,
There's been a problem with a bit of load lag in IE from my latest
project. In FF08, Safari, and NN7 it comes up without the lag. Is there
something that IE doesn't like about my page, or is it just coughing
over the CSS used? I've done many CSS sites in the past, but haven't run
into this lag
I think you're looking for
.classname {vertical-align: super};
cheers
andrew
Ward Scott wrote:
I have been using CSS to style my text for a few months, but I cannot
figure out how to style in an exponent. So far, I have had to resort
to using 5 x 10E6 which seems completely outdated. I
The purist's answer would of course be to use MathML
(and to heck with missing native support in IE) to mark it
up properly from a semantic point of view... ;-)
Patrick
Patrick H. Lauke
Webmaster / University of Salford
http://www.salford.ac.uk
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this site on a Mac OS 9 using IE as
browser (no version specified):
www.mardahl.dk
It was tested in IE 6.0, Firefox 0.8, and Opera 7, but I don't have any Macs
available for testing. Someone in one of my networks commented on this
problem for her Mac, but
Universal Head schrieb:
However, does anyone know a way of testing that these are acting as they
should for each version number?
I do have to methods.
First there is a favelet which you can get from my blog. It tells you on
the bottom of the browser (don't know the english word for this area)
Ryan
The site works well on the Mac and all links worked. It's nicely done;
informational and functional. If I had a comment to the design, is
would be that some of the pages have a lot of white space from lack of
content. Since there are so many headings, why not propose to
consolidate
I've worked for companies that have websites that are so far afield of web
standards that using something standard will break their web pages. This
happens most often with web based content management systems. In those
cases, it is best just to work with the company's standards rather than
the
Jim
I think you're referring to my Flash business site, www.universalhead.com, rather than the css one www.cinema4duser.com.
This is OT since it's not a css site, but the music doesn't come back on if you nav to another part of the site. Only if you refresh - which is unavoidable since the flash
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as i understand it, the browsers do behave as they should for each different
version number.
i believe that what the multiple versions do is load the rendering engine from,
say, IE5, into the framework of IE6.
What unfortunately doesn't work correctly is IE's
Although it is mentioned in our new guidelines, just a quick reminder...
Please, make sure you turn off Read Receipts. They cause all sorts of
problems for the WSG list. Peter, who is catching and filtering all our
error messages, has been hit with over 90 of them this morning.
Thanks
Russ
The problem with the CSS sprites solution that Matthias posted is that
it
I went to the link posted (not the pixy one - the alistapart one) and
there was no flicker.
Nor did it see that background-position was being used.
Then, after reading this last post, I went to the pixy link (which does
Thanks for the resources, guys! These are really useful.
-Tim
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Hi,
I would consider removing the web standards notice completely or at
least to the end of the page. Some people might choose not to have (or
be) a web standard browser ( eg Lynx, Google).
I think there was a conversation about this issue recently on this
list, and you can read more here
Jamie
On Monday, March 15, 2004, at 02:32 PM, Jaime Wong wrote:
It's easier to
teach my cat to fetch than to change the boss's mind-set.
The key is to make the boss feel as though he suggested it.
Leo
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I went to the link posted (not the pixy one - the alistapart one) and
there was no flicker.
Nor did it see that background-position was being used.
Then, after reading this last post, I went to the pixy link (which does
use background-position). No flicker there either.
I'm using IE 6.
Did I
Title: RE: [WSG] Open source Relevant CSS tab?
El lun, 15-03-2004 a las 04:04, Tim escribió:
Sounds to me like the 'Show computed styles' bookmarklet
http://www.web-graphics.com/mtarchive/000846.php
i tried that but the link to the actual favelet seems to be broken.
i eventually tracked
From the WASP website:
http://www.webstandards.org/buzz/archive/2004_03.html#a000305
Soren Johannessen of Denmark undertook the task of surveying how
many governmental, national, municipal authorities follow the W3C
Standards for HTML/XHTML markup in Denmark
Some of the results can be found
thanks David. Thats a sobering example of real world application of
standards ...
quoting from the link:
How many danish authorities home pages is valid according to the W3C
Validator?
Numbers %
Yes 62 3,05 %
No 197196,95 %
--
Neerav Bhatt
http://www.bhatt.id.au
David McDonald wrote:
From the WASP website:
http://www.webstandards.org/buzz/archive/2004_03.html#a000305
Soren Johannessen of Denmark undertook the task of surveying how
many governmental, national, municipal authorities follow the W3C
Standards for HTML/XHTML markup in Denmark
Hey, I'm
Hey i've been experimenting with suckerfish drop downs; first off the code
works brilliantly, but i wonder if it can be achieved without the extra mark
up, if there is a way???
Basicaly what im trying to do is create a CSS based drop down menu with the
mark-up length of Mezzoblue's m0se menus,
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