, the text
does not flow around it as desired.
http://web-consultants.org.uk/sites/Terpsichore/
illustrates the same image placed clear of the text,
but only co-incidentally aligning with the bottom
of the page (if the content were longer, the image
would remain top-right).
range. Maybe the
> onpage css takes precendce over the external css?
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Confirmed Seamonkey 2.0.3, Win/XP;SP3 @ 1152 x 864.
Scrollbar disappears on zooming out eleven times.
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David Laakso wrote:
> Anyone besides me getting a horizontal scrollbar on this table based
> site [1] in every browser on earth in a Mac and a PC?
>
>
colour of the outer, so why is this apparent
inheritance taking place ? Or is it simply that the
default background colour is "transparent", and therefore
no inheritance is taking place but rather the colour is
simply shewing through ?
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Eric A. Meyer wrote:
> Yes, it's that.[plus full explanation]
Many thanks, Eric : much appreciated.
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interest should not prevent the author from creating
a data structure that will naturally expand to accommodate
new data.
My two (old) penn'orth.
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"Title" as in "Masthead" ? If so, I would have said that
was exactly the right element to use (I am assuming
that you didn't mean "Title" as in ).
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Brian M. Curran wrote:
> Hi All,
> I've used the tag for the text of my web
deal to be desired.
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Thijs Hakkenberg wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> In dreamweaver the 'Aan de lezer' content aligns to the top of the TD
> element, but in Firefox/IE8 it won't:
> http://nieuwsbrief.varkensinnood.nl/fileadmin/template/mailings/nieuwsbr
pletely agree : I migrated from HoTMetaL PRO to DW some years
ago, and much as I miss the "tags on" view of HM PRO, I have
come to regard DW as a quite acceptable substitute so long as
one remembers that it is simply an interface between code
uot;, the "one"
that you have cited, at http://bit.ly/2MHgIY, specifically
states "The Developer Toolbar is not compatible with Internet
Explorer 8."
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Tim Climis wrote:
> Mmm. I believe he meant "they" to refer back to the elements.
Well, that's certainly one possible interpretation :
perhaps Alan will clarify.
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#closeButton ?
Linda Miller, DVM wrote:
> I would like to style an input button
>
>
>
> What selector would I use to do this?
>
> There are other buttons that I do not want to style the same as this button.
>
> Thank you,
> Linda
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irrelevant in this context), and whilst the purist in me
would advocate "strict", a more pragmatic person might
recommend transitional until you yourself become more familiar
with the standards.
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can
(and must) be exactly one instance of an HTML element,
so why would a CSS declaration for the HTML element
not be as useful as a CSS declaration for its ID ?
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Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> html.is-ie-6 body { display: none; }
> or something like that... :-)
Oh, if only html.ishtml5 {visibility: hidden} :-)))
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that could be used in circumstances such as this ?
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Tim Snadden wrote:
> You can handle this as follows:
>
> @media print {
> body { font-family: "Arial Narrow", sans-serif ; }
> }
>
> @media screen {
> body {font-family: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif; }
> }
Thank you, Tim. I assume that the "@media" constructs
appear within a
Tim Snadden wrote:
> They can appear in
m the specification(s).
A user-controllable feature within the browser, on the other hand,
would provide a convenient way of working around any deficienc{y|ies}
in the specification(s) whilst still allowing the user to have a
fully compliant browser if he/she so wishes.
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Philippe Witten
Just one comment (for now !) --
Shouldn't input type=text be input type=password ?
Otherwise the user's password will remain visible on-screen.
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id="generatedContent-1"
Are you sure "generatedContent-1" is a valid ID ? I am not.
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I see it just to the left of "Quarante-Deux
Quelques pages sur la Science-Fiction" on a PC
(Win/XP PRO) in Seamonkey 2.0.4
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> Seamonkey I don't have. Should I?
Well, I never use anything else, being a reluctant migrant
from Netscape 4. It's based on the same rendering engine
as Firefox (i.e., Gecko) but includes an integrated e-mail
client without which I simply could not liv
The effect is also visible in Seamonkey 2.0.4 (Win/XP Pro; SP3).
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Debbie Campbell wrote:
> I'm viewing it in FF 3.6. When I (or the client) click on any of the
> internal links, the top margin of 44px on #wrapper-table-pages
> disappears and the grey content ar
rouble.
What are "border-top", "border-bottom", "margin-top", "margin-bottom",
etc., if not "vertical space measures" ?
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that judgement rather than seeking to circumvent it.
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majority of users
falling into category (c), we can still do no better than
to not set a default font size at all, or to set at at 100%
or 1em.
The defence rests, m'lud.
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to cross-browser compatibility using JavaScript, I do not believe
that this is the most appropriate forum in which to raise them
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Barney Carroll wrote:
I am incredibly pretentious ;)
You think you really have to tell us that, having already written :
there are no credible user personas who fire up Windows and Mac to make sure
their experience of a site has bitmap parity
???! :-)
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Elli Vizcaino wrote:
I'm noticing that not every browser refreshes the CSS even when using shift +
refresh.
One reason for that is that some use Ctrl + Refresh.
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The test fails (displays a serif font) on my side; I already cleared all
font-caches.
Other browsers work correctly.
Seamonkey 2.5 (/still/ no auto-update to 2.6.1; has this been
completely forogtten ?), Win/XP :
Serif, serif, serif, sans-serif, sans-s
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Jan 4, 2012, at 6:40 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Seamonkey 2.5 (/still/ no auto-update to 2.6.1; has this been
completely forogtten ?), Win/XP :
Serif, serif, serif, sans-serif, sans-serif.
Possible depending on what you have installed; that is not what I
e7flux.com/clients/sof/) and it works fine.
@font-face {
font-family: Creampuff;
src: url('fonts/creampuff.ttf') format('truetype');
font-weight: normal;
}
'fonts/creampuff.ttf' is a relative URL, Elli : to wh
ation bug while keeping it fully within the viewport
then please just say so or don't respond.
I am very sorry that I tried to help. Please be assured
that I will never make that mistake again in the future.
P.S. I /always/ read requests fully before responding.
Phi
Won't the correct DTD (e.g., HTML 4.01 Strict) accomplish that ?
mem wrote:
This a little of topic, but still css related. :)
I'm desperate. :)
Indeed.
Any known way to force the browser to not use compatibility mode at all ?
(without going to each bad browser users and yelling at them that,
Ah, can't help you there. From a purely personal perspective,
I see no point in using HTML 5 until there is a formal, ratified,
W3C specification for it, rather than (as at present) "a work in
progress, intend[ed] to replace HTML 3.2, HTML 4, and XHTML 1.x." [1]
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arbitrary units that come
with a font, and so are exes".
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Ghodmode wrote:
It shows that an em is as wide as it is tall,
No, it does not. An "em" is one-dimensional, not two.
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Brian wrote:
F*** ! I’ve never seen anything better! It’s the dream of my life!
Exactly the same obscene text to be found all over the web;
recommend not to follow link.
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s and library files;
Server-side includes;
XMLHttpRequest
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ave a
suggestion how to solve this properly?
I see no rhyme pattern, Jered (unless you are writing
in blank verse, that is); can you tell use which parts
represent the rhyme, and send URLs shewing them messed
up (with borders) as well as not message up (without
borders) ?
Philip T
What's with the weird "" ?
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Rory Bernstein wrote:
Hello All,
I am working on a site that has a big IE8 layout problem. Here is the working
prototype:
http://donaldstark.ehclients.com/
I now have another problem on the same site as I wrote about the o
John D wrote:
You mean something like this:
<http://www.mytechnet.talktalk.net/david_thorpe.htm>
This forces a vertical scroll bar in Seamonkey 2.7.2
at 1152 x 862.
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the wheat of true creativity from the chaff of mindless mimicry.
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ust a single error may be all that is causing your problem.
Fix the errors (all of them) and then see if there is any improvement;
if not, report back.
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older versions of, for example, DreamWeaver, do not run on Vista or 7
How old ? I run V8.0.2 very successfully under Windows 7.
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rationale ?
Many thanks in advance for any insights you care to share.
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an ID; the absence of both denotes
an element, which is what an is.
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an element, which is what an is.
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came to look at the rendered page, I found that
it was indeed /not/ a table (/qua/ table) but was instead
a multi-column design. The individual columns could arguably
qualify for being regarded as (one-column) tables, but the
three columns taken as a whole could not (IMHO, of course).
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Brett Goodrich wrote:
Obviously, if someone could find the error I'd be grateful!
Not one error, 40 errors (and 7 warnings) :
Errors found while checking this document as XHTML 1.0 Transitional!
Result: 40 Errors, 7 warning(s)
Philip T
Perhaps the spaces here :
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Kyle Sessions wrote:
I'm trying to figure out if it's possible (via purely CSS) to take some
UPPERCASE TEXT and display it as Title Case (i.e. The First Letter Of Every
Word Capitalized), or, less ideally but bette
Kyle Sessions wrote:
> Any other ideas?
Well, I ran into problems with ::first-letter some time
ago, and I seem to recall that they lay with the display
mode. If I remember correctly, you can manipulate correctly
the first letter of a , but not of a within a .
This is all from memory, and so
etter
pseudo-element is just before the first text of the element, even if
that first text is in a descendant."
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
I would recommend researching the exact specification for the
elements on which ::first-letter can operate and seeing if that
provi
Kyle Sessions wrote:
Incidentally, it seems like I've seen it in various places online as
:first-letter and in other places as ::first-letter. Does it matter if
you use one colon or two? Why?
W3C : "This [double-colon] notation is introduced in order to establish
a discrimination between ps
Is it possible that the fonts that your CSS specifies
(especially those classed as "!important") exist on
PCs but not on Apple Macintoshii ?
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S Baily-Gould wrote:
Sorry, Theresa from the CSS list pointed out that you have to log in to
Hubspot to help. The sa
the source file will be displayed. But if you then follow
the "Download" link, the file will be downloaded and then opened
in the browser (at least, this works for me), assuming that you
select the option "Open with ..." rather than "Save as".
https://www.dro
WbgUH
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Spencer, Laura Langa wrote:
URL: http://www.bcbsm.com/foundation
Problem: In Mac Safari and Mac Firefox, the final navigation option,
"RESOURCES" bumps down to a second line and it should be all on one line.
In all PC browsers (I
igger
than I designed!
In that case, I would start with the simplest possible page,
and experiment (changing font families, units, and so on)
until you can get near-identity on the two systems. Then,
and only then, start working on more complex designs.
Phi
Gergely Buday wrote:
Hi,
I have chosen Pontano Sans from the Google web font collection. On
their website all Hungarian accents show right, even ő and ű, the two
letter with the long double accent, which causes problems in many
fonts.
Now, I created a simple shell script to generate a sample
hrome
Inspector. Also see /the-courses/ and hover over "New Testament" where
it's doing the same thing.
Any ideas as to why it's changing the background on hover?
.table tbody tr:hover td,
.table tbody tr:hover th {
background-color: #f5f5f5;
}
is one possibility, or an
upper case characters, inside the HTML, and
omit the accents - but using upper case in this webpage is a decision of
style, not content, so I'd rather do it with CSS.
Off-hand, no, but could you clarify : are you speaking of polytonic
("classical") Greek or modern (monotonic) Greek ?
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Off-hand, no, but could you clarify : are you speaking of polytonic
("classical") Greek or modern (monotonic) Greek ?
Incidentally, Mozilla claim to do it properly :
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/CSS/text-transform
which reads (in part) :
In
.11. Well, Mozilla clearly know
what /should/ happen : I wonder why it does not ?
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property that can be used to indicate "end of line to be ignored
within the scope of this container".
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font size directly from the element just outside the container
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he best way to do that is by
running your documents through one or more HTML validators.
Ex. http://validator.w3.org/docs/help.html#what-is-it
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Rob Crowther wrote:> On 02/08/2012 17:02, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
>>
>> I think that is an over-simplification, and one that is misleading
>> if it gets into the wrong hands.
>
> Not really, otherwise tricks like having a DOCTYPE without a DTD
> wouldn't
form. To base a specification on what
a particular subset of browsers do at some arbitrary point in time
is to completely fail to understand the reason for a specification
in the first place.
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[1] When current browsers (Netscape 4, I think it was) required four
non-standard attri
Rob Crowther wrote:
> On 02/08/12 19:40, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
>>
>> Exactly as you meant it in your earlier message :
>>
> I meant it as defined in the HTML5 specification. You're apparently
> disallowing that, so I wanted to know what your definition was.
H
ree on what to do with the bottom
> margin of that .
>
> Here is a minimal testcase illustrating what is going on:
> http://dev.l-c-n.com/_temp/min-height_margin-b.html
But what for behaviour does the specification call, Philippe, in
Alan. But I find the text much more ambiguous than it was then. The
behavior as shown by WebKit, Presto, Trident is much more intuitive,
although – I think – not correct by the spec.
OK, thank you. All other points noted.
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ually proposes for the and
elements (along with most others) is :
> {
> margin: 0;
> padding: 0;
> border: 0;
> font-size: 100%;
> font: inherit;
> vertical-align: baseline;
> }
i.e., leave font-weight and style to t
Looks both interesting and potentially useful. Thank you.
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Kuzeko Web Design - Matteo Lissandrini wrote:
Then you all need to appreciate this:
http://necolas.github.com/normalize.css/
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32 HTML errors and 68 warnings; once these are corrected,
there is a far greater chance that the site will behave
correctly and consistently across all platforms.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.sportsmansresource.com/flocalxnewyork_1a.htm
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Well, I still see 29 errors, Bruce, of which approximately 50%
are the use of unescaped "&" where "&" is required.
I doubt whether fixing these will improve the RAZR problem,
but as I have no idea what a "Droid RAZR" is, I am not
going to be able to b
y W3C specification
at all.
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pixels appear in any W3C specification, so
using them in a general-purpose CSS style sheet is
doomed to failure. As Phillippe has already suggested,
such units appear to be intended for usage in the user
interface, not in HTML documents per se.
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e on the relationship between IA and hierarchy
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Many thanks, Ben : much clearer, and just one question remains --
what are "gimmees", as in "Gropius et al are gimmees" ?
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Ben Henick wrote:
On 9/16/12 2:22 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Many thanks, Ben : much clearer, and just one question remains --
what are "gimmees", as in "Gropius et al are gimmees" ?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gimme - fourth
definition, second sens
dest
plus appropriate margins/padding ?
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orted, however, that Opera does not respect
the specification, and renders it as :
bar
If this is the cas, would the general consensus be that this
represents a bug in the Opera rendering engine and would therefore
warrant a bug rep
g ?
In my view (which I do not think is heretical), an author should be
able to /rely/ on a W3C specification, not have to test his/her work
against every extant browser -- would you not agree ?
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behaving acceptably by adding an !important
style rule in the region.
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browser rendering behaviour cease to be
CSS 2.1 conformant in the future, as you predict in your opening words.
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more appropriate and intuitive symbol generally
available ?
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the page's dimensions ?
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Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
But to address the basic problem of recognizing what the link really
took the user to, you can do some styling on the :target pseudo-class, e.g.
:target {
background: #ffd;
color: black;
border: dotted 1px;
}
Then it suddenly becomes important how the
matt1027 wrote:
Crossweavers is offering a free CodeOver download till midnight tonight,
10-31-12.
CodeOver enables Mac and Linux to run Windows applications.
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tted, Beth : I missed that. But just in case Koen is still unsure
what is happening, his UL is being styled by "reset.css" since that styles
/all/ ULs, and not by his local style file since that targets a UL other
than
ly but
not certainly) the validator evaluates the cascade before deciding
which rules to validate (is this assertion true ?), but given that
it is not a bad property value but a bad property, is there nothing
I can do short of hacking proprietary code to make this site va
why your code isn't validating. I personally would be
able to live with that.
Mumble mumble mumble. It is not validator-compliance that
I am seeking; it is W3C standards compliance, which is
(sometimes) a very different kiddle of fish ...
Ah well, my thanks to you both for yo
1/10 defective/aberrant browsers whinge like
hell to their browser vendor and point him/her/them/it at the
relevant W3C specification.
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a document that deviates one iota from the published specification;
once it does that, even for just one special case, it ceases to be
a validator and becomes just another piece of pragmatic junk.
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