Actually, the blue line looks like a nice design element. Check whether
it really does look nicer without it
:-)
Ted
On 08/07/2012 07:05 PM, Angela French wrote:
> http://sbctc.edu/indexTESTAD.aspx
>
> There is an odd gap under the blue div that has the text in it that reads
> &qu
will thank you and you'll thank yourself, too; six
months later when you have to revise the code.
When "best practices" sacrifice readibiity, go with what works. Having
said that, dig into "best practices" enough to know whether you're
breaking any of its rules
On 05/12/2012 10:27 PM, David Laakso wrote:
> Thanks so much for the reply...even at this level I have to read it a
> couple of times.
> The pointer to a web search will be helpful.
> Ted
>
> Putting your page on a public server and providing a clickable link to
> it in your
On 05/12/2012 08:08 PM, Isabel Santos wrote:
> Hi Ted,
>
> first of all, you use the tags that make sense for your content,
> not because it is "css-ish".
> If your data should be presented in a list, because for instance,
> it constitutes a list of items, thats ok.
use only CSS on
the page without having the CSS in the files interfering?
Ted
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I'm retired. You've made it all come back.
> FWIW, my employer (large insurance company) recently upgraded it's
> official corporate browser ... from IE6 to IE7. What is this IE8 you
> speak of? ;-)
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I know that in some cases this not possible, but if someone reports
issues with IE, I'd politely ask whether they have tried late versions
of Firefox or Chrome :-)
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Write it as PHP and include the PHP file is how I do it. You can have this:
whatever.php:
Boilerplate code
In the calling module:
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There's probably more elegant solutions. I'm looking forward to seeing
them.
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 14:34, john wrote:
> Can somebody point me to
fractions of a mm down to a px or em, too.
Ted
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 08:35, mem wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> On my css layouts, I tend to use *em* for font size and *px* for all the
> rest.
> However, I wish not to follow this path any longer, since I wish to
> embrace the *em*
>
> You're almost there. First, you don't need text-align: center. That's
> extra. But you do need a width on the body. By default, it's 100% of the
> browser, but looking at the stuff inside, it only needs to be 885px. Once
> you give the body a width, it'll center itself up.
>
> body {
> ma
Here is the usual course of these conversations:
People fight about something trivial (However, I don't believe this issue is
trivial!)
All leave the list forever for two weeks.
Then come back and ignore each other.
...
Ted, almost 70, and appreciates the ability to change type faces/sizes i
FWIW, I use mm. That way I can take out my tape measure and measure it.
mm vs. px? We guess at both until it "looks right."
Ted
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is Garamond typeface *this is
bold.* * This is italic.* This is another size.
The unadorned source file is
167,567 bytes, while the "marked up" file is
167,240 bytes. (Could be shorter because there's less text in it.)
Both are bloated. Any size difference is, IM
y of the fields (only one should be populated) and the user
hits Enter.
There must be a "best practice" method of doing this, but I don't know
whether it would be HTML, CSS, or JavaScript --- or a combination of these.
I suspect that it's a FAQ with
Thank you!
On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 4:20 PM, Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> 2011-07-09 22:44, Ted Rolle Jr. wrote:
>
> Would having the language declaration at the level mean that
>> there must be two HTML pages?
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> No, you wou
Newbie question:
Would having the language declaration at the level mean that there
must be two HTML pages?
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nything.
Thanks in advance -
Ted
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That worked! Thanks!
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TIA,
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that I can answer! =;)
You may want to check out SurfShopPRO. We've been using it for
years and are extremely pleased with it. You can download a demo
from their website:
http://www.surfshoppro.com/
Let me know if I can
space, which throws off the look of the whole
paragraph.
Thanks,
Ted
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ween any of the divs in the header. How can I
stop that from showing, without giving the entire header a white
background? (I want to keep the space below the navBar transparent.
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m/pages/solid.shtm
In case this helps, here's the page I want to insert this into:
http://nexel.superiorshelving.com/test-files/fixed/fixed.shtml
(The header, at present, is just a solid green box, just to be
visible for testing)
Thanks again,
Ted
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Mark,
> One caveat, on my IE it doesn't display at all. Only in FF
> http://pamshop.com/something/rails.html
It's completely blank in Safari 2.0.3, also.
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I did check the archives but somehow I missed this one:
http://limpid.nl/lab/css/fixed/left-sidebar-and-header
This is very close to what I need except for a footer, which
shouldn't be too hard to add. Thank you! Now back
sible, so let me know if you need
more information than what I've given here.
Thank you,
Ted
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