On 3/23/06, Darren West [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an issue where an image is requested by a javascript function and
although all works fine the first time the image is requested, any
subsequent requests appear to hang in IE6 and Opera8.
Just FYI, Opera 9 Preview 2 is also getting hung up
Hi everyone,
I have what many be a very odd question. Please bear with me. At the moment
i'm in the early stages of planning a digital library project targeting
African languages.
One aspect that has me wondering at the moment, is ways of selecting or
specifiying appropriate fonts in CSS.
Tom Livingston wrote:
Listers,
I recall someone posting a very easy method of vertical centering a
block in a viewport a while back. Seemed straight forward -
positioning with percentages and a little negative margin nudging.
Googled but came up empty.
Can anyone point me to this? How
apply a height to a block element (200px), position it 50% from the
top, give it a negitive top margin of half its height(-100px)
On 3/23/06, Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Listers,
I recall someone posting a very easy method of vertical centering a
block in a viewport a while back.
On 3/23/06 11:47 AM, Tyler Keen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
apply a height to a block element (200px), position it 50% from the
top, give it a negitive top margin of half its height(-100px)
Don't have a viewable page, but when I did this my content (which has a
fixed width and height) was half
I've got a simple test page set up where I'm trying to open up a new
window, and then append some content from the opening window into the
new window. It works perfectly in IE, but in FF the new window is left
blank. Strangely enough, if I put an alert statement above the line of
JS code that
Thanks alot Mike, that worked perfectly. Oddly enough I was able to cut
the timeout time down to 1 millisecond and it still worked. It's funny
that a 1 millisecond timeout is enough to allow the DOM to initialize.
Michael Yeaney wrote:
I solved this by adding a delay to the code that creates
probably more a matter of allowing a different action to start by adding
the timer then it is a question of miliseconds?
Ah..guessing is fun ;-)
Maarten
Jonathan Carter wrote:
Thanks alot Mike, that worked perfectly. Oddly enough I was able to
cut the timeout time down to 1 millisecond and
I'm not sure that automatable readability is *ever* a con. If you put it
on the Web, expect the information to be public.
If you need some level of obfuscation, consider implementing some sort
of password or even CAPTCHA... If you want your information to be
readily usable by your visitors,
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today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think
clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane. -- Nikola Tesla
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Can anybody tell me what I did wrong with this? In IE 6, the links seems to move up and down when hovered, but not in other browsers.Thanks in advance!Minh
Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates.#column3 {
background: #7799dd url() no-repeat top
Title: Re: [WSG] ul li a Problems
On 3/23/06 4:37 PM, Minh D. Tran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
padding: 7px;
margin-bottom: 5px;
This on the hover as well?
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Tom Livingston
Senior Multimedia Artist
Media Logic
www.mlinc.com
Thanks! that works just the way I want it."Adam Burmister (DSL AK)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Try putting something like margin: 3px 0; into your li a {} definition- A From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Minh D. TranSent: Friday, 24
Another alternative is this:
body{text-align: center;}
#content{margin: 0 auto; width:600px; text-align:left;}
Take that, IE!
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Sites by Joe, LLC
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Thierry Koblentz wrote:
Chris Lamberson wrote:
So I would like my
Scott Reston wrote:
If you put it on the Web, expect the information to be public.
For me, that pretty much sums up the whole argument.
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Thats the thing, though, it is an XHTML document being served as application/xhtml+xml. Therefore I was just curious as to whether there was some way I could use it. And also, what is an XML prologue if ?xml version=
1.0 encoding=UTF-8? isnt?Appreciate the info,Chris LambersonOn 3/23/06, Lachlan
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