Dave Pawson wrote:
At 01:59 14/08/2002, you wrote:
c) after detecting that member is missing, I controlled its
half-brothers: varlistentry, term and seglistitem are missing
too in the refcards
Question.
When using docbook, is it the 'main' elements that require most
thought, or
At 00:17 15/08/2002, Bob Stayton wrote:
I notice that the HTML 4.0 spec says the class attribute
can be a space-separated list of names. That sounds like
you could have both element name and role value as
class values in a div class attribute. But how do you
write CSS to deal with that, and do
On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 02:41:58PM -0500, John R. Daily wrote:
At (time_t)1029465981 Dave Pawson wrote:
At 00:17 15/08/2002, Bob Stayton wrote:
I notice that the HTML 4.0 spec says the class attribute
can be a space-separated list of names. That sounds like
you could have both
At (time_t)1029443686 Bob Stayton wrote:
Is that really a will work, or more of a should work?
My not-extensive experience in writing CSS is that
different browsers support different subsets of CSS1, let
alone CSS2. I found it hard to have one stylesheet that
worked as it should in all
At (time_t)1029465981 Dave Pawson wrote:
At 00:17 15/08/2002, Bob Stayton wrote:
I notice that the HTML 4.0 spec says the class attribute
can be a space-separated list of names. That sounds like
you could have both element name and role value as
class values in a div class attribute.
At (time_t)1029444941 I libeled:
Well, blast. I figured something that straightforward would be
well-supported, but you're right to be concerned. According to
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/supportkey/syntax.htm IE
does not support this.
According to that table, there is a long
