Re: [css-d] hello this is my first post i just can get this to look right in IE-any

On Nov 1, 2009, at 11:44 AM, Brian Hazelton wrote: > I generally use xhtml 1.0 strict and find it to be very consistent > with > internet explorer 6+ and find that I employ very little if any > workarounds for internet explorer so I tend to disagree that html > works > better than xhtml. What

Re: [css-d] hello this is my first post i just can get this to look right in IE-any

David Dorward wrote: > 2009/10/31 Charles Miller : > > >> Would you mind commenting on why HTML 4.01 Strict? And what the differences >> are? This interests me. >> > > Transitional is (more or less) Strict + Legacy junk that should be avoided. > > HTML is better supported than XHTML. (Since

Re: [css-d] hello this is my first post i just can get this to look right in IE-any

2009/10/31 Charles Miller : > Would you mind commenting on why HTML 4.01 Strict? And what the differences > are? This interests me. Transitional is (more or less) Strict + Legacy junk that should be avoided. HTML is better supported than XHTML. (Since Internet Explorer doesn't support XHTML, you

[css-d] hello this is my first post i just can get this to look right in IE-any

(this was initially sent to the individual, not the list. sorry.) Begin forwarded message: > From: Charles Miller > Date: October 31, 2009 9:23:46 AM CDT > To: David Dorward > Subject: Re: [css-d] hello this is my first post i just can get this > to look right in IE-any > > > On Oct 31, 2009,

Re: [css-d] verticle expandable menu

At 12:29 PM -0400 10/30/09, Nancy Johnson wrote: >Can some one point me to a css-based verticle menu that expands with a >hover, yet is keyboard accessible? It can also use jquery or >javascript. > >Thanks in advance > >Nancy Nancy: http://webbytedd.com/ccc/accordion-v/ It's based upon jQuery.

Re: [css-d] hello this is my first post i just can get this to look right in IE-any

2009/10/31 andre petyan : > i know i have a lot of mistakes. > please ignore anything that will not fix or help me. Sometimes it is hard to know which errors are directly contributing to a problem and which are not. It is better to fix errors when they are spotted. The biggest problem you have is

Re: [css-d] Changing the name of IDs

2009/10/30 Ed Goodson : > I have the same name for different deivs whihc works … up until the point where you start using getElementById or linking to the element. > What is the way around this without having to call my divs > different names? Use classes when you want to represent a group of s