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My own examples are at:
http://www.disobey.com/d/lists/ccgs/
(click through the subpages for larger examples)
Of special interest here is that /there's no images/ - my
arrows are UTF entities set via CSS' :before and 'content';
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Which means it won't work in IE, right?On 9/11/06, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://jobs.joelonsoftware.com/My own examples are at:http://www.disobey.com/d/lists/ccgs/(click through the subpages for larger examples)
Of special interest here is that /there's no images/ - myarrows are UTF
Yehuda Katz schrieb:
Which means it won't work in IE, right?
right. could accomplish that with background-images instead...
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Which means it won't work in IE, right?
No idea - I don't run any machines with IE. I just loaded up Parallels,
and it doesn't appear that anything related to jQuery on those pages
actually work (tablesorter, or the hider on the inner pages -- and since
tablesorter sets the CSS id, I can't
Which means it won't work in IE, right?
right. could accomplish that with background-images instead...
The point of my exercise was NOT to use images. I am perfectly fine with
users of IE not seeing a visual clue that they can sort the headers.
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You probably shouldn't be fine with 40% of your users have no visual
clue *at all* that they can do something. Or am I missing something?
Considering that these lists are largely for my own purposes, yes, I
could care less ;) Note, however, that the lack of :before or content
isn't entirely
Great find Yehuda!
It's fun to see that the plugin is being put to work.
/christian
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On a sidenote...if anybody knows a very good PHP developer (by very good I
mean someone with OOP experience) as well as CSS/JS (jQuery!) experience,
I don't measure very good by whether someone knows OOP or not.
You can get yourself into /far/ more trouble with a bad OOP designer.
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Fair enough, and to be clear that wasn't meant to be a measure of skill,
rather a level of distinction (we do serious development here and require
the appropriate knowledge / skill set). It's not my intention to overtake
this thread with a job discussion though :)
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