Thanks Leslie. I did know that table didn’t display properly in some browsers. It’s a footer file that dates back to 18 months ago – antique. I’m rebuilding my site using a new CMS I’m writing and a shopping cart I’m writing, so I didn’t pay much attention to that part of it. However I want to package this up as a free utility for coldfusion developers, and I have to write a new footer for that purpose. So I think I’ll put it on the page you have been looking at too. My new site is going to be XHTML1.0 Strict if I can get it that far. It’ll depend on being able to get a WYSIWYG inline editor that’ll produce valid XHTML code. Certainly I’m going to lose all tables except for tabular data (At the moment only one page on the whole site qualifies for that). This page doesn’t have any tables either, except in the footer.
Thanks for looking at it, and thanks for the nice comments.
Does anyone have any ideas of ways to make the gadget more useful for design purposes? IN my case, I’m so artistically challenged, I have to keep charts to show me which colours to use, or my work will end up like a rainbow (see an earlier page – also my work but dates back 18 months - at http://www.hawkradio.org.au/bluegrass and you’ll see what I mean. I think I’ll use that page as a “before” page in a design class.
Cheers Mike Kear Windsor, NSW, Australia AFP Webworks http://afpwebworks.com
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> http://afpwebworks.com/colourschemer/ is the address. (note the Australian COLOUR not the American COLOR)
NICE. Handy tool!
One detail that I noticed while looking at it using Firefox 0.8, Moz 1.6 and Netscape 7.1, has to do with the table that contains the three images that appears below the two text input boxes. When I first opened the page, it looks fine, sits pretty, all centered and everything. However, after entering my two color choices, the page comes back with the chart (very nice, by the way, I like it) and the table does not sit centered below the chart anymore. It's pushed off to the right, looks like it's on the baseline next to the chart.
Opera 7.23 shows that table below the chart, aligned left.
IE6 looks just fine, table below the chart, centered.
Just thought you'd want to know.
-Leslie Riggs |
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