A point I've not seen anyone make here (apologies if I missed some
postings) is that tables are still required for reliable (?) layout in
HTML e-mails. So perhaps it's as well that they be legitimate. It
doesn't mean we are required to use them for layout in browsers.
On 17/03/2011 18:20,
Tables shouldn't be used in e-mails either, because we don't know how
screen readers and other assistive technologies use the output produced by
an email client.
If the output is serialized, implying that only text will be read aloud,
there tables or not tables doesn't make any difference.
Hi People,
On this page http://is.gd/xx2hgi I can't get my btmnav div to drop. I
tried putting a bottom margin on the content div above it, and a top
margin on the btmnav div, but no joy. How do I fix this?
Kimi
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On 3/22/11 10:23 AM, Kim Brooks Wei wrote:
Hi People,
On this page http://is.gd/xx2hgi I can't get my btmnav div to drop. I
tried putting a bottom margin on the content div above it, and a top
margin on the btmnav div, but no joy. How do I fix this?
Kimi
Hi Gentleperson,
Drop? Is
Thank you, Alan. I see your screenshot and you've got a great with a
wealth of knowledge, but I don't understand how to fix it. How do you
get around a minimum font setting?
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 8:39 PM, Alan Gresley a...@css-class.com wrote:
On 22/03/2011 1:05 PM, John Hannon wrote:
Thanks, Nancy. I'm a newbie to CSS, what are the Meyer reset values?
Are they a set of steps I can go through. I certainly need to learn
more about browser bugs.
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 7:29 PM, Nancy Seeger
nsee...@artsassistance.com wrote:
Hi John,
This is a bit hard to sort through, it
I'm a newbie to CSS, what are the Meyer reset values? Are they a set
of steps I can go through.
Sort of, but the essence is: *don't expect various browsers to agree on
anything, so set all properties/values you need even if one or more
browsers seem to do just fine without them.*
I
Hello,You can notice on this page, http://grou.ps/et that in IE there is a lot
less space than in Chrome or Firefox in between the header and the rest of the
content. In Chrome and in Firefox the content looks about 50-80 px lower below
the header than it does in IE? I would like to have the
On 2011/03/22 08:10 (GMT-0700) John Hannon composed:
How do you get around a minimum font setting?
Minimum font size, like zoom, is a browser defense mechanism provided by
browser makers for use against offensive web sites, more power for the user
to counteract the power provided designers
On 3/22/11 11:10 AM, John Hannon wrote:
How do you
get around a minimum font setting?
Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.
Among things that help--
Set user default on body and let it inherit default throughout the style
sheet.
Don't set height on text-bearing blocks.
Thanks, Nancy. I'm a newbie to CSS, what are the Meyer reset values?
Are they a set of steps I can go through. I certainly need to learn
more about browser bugs.
Try this link about Meyer Reset Values:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/
hth
Ryan - wrote:
Hello,You can notice on this page, http://grou.ps/et that in IE
there is a lot less space than in Chrome or Firefox in between the
header and the rest of the content.
There are over 100 markup errors on the page, as reported by the W3C Markup
Validator, and over 100 CSS errors
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