Re: [WSG] Including CSS with JS

On 3/29/06, CK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Upon closer inspection, it was used to serve alternate styles based upon browser window sizes. That's pretty bad. :( I'm sure others on the list can pose better methods. I can suggest one: Use a liquid layout with defined min and max width, and use

Re: [WSG] top: 0px; Not Working

Lachlan Hunt wrote: Webmaster wrote: Here's a link to the page: http://www.gypsydev.us/css/ !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN That DOCTYPE triggers Quirks mode. *Never* use a DOCTYPE that triggers quirks mode (unless you really know what you're doing and have

Re: [WSG] top: 0px; Not Working SOLVED!

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: Webmaster wrote: http://www.gypsydev.us/css/ All I'm trying to do is get the image to be exactly along the top. Images defaults to 'display: inline' in IE/win - regardless of mode. Solution... .check img {display: block;} ...should solve all positioning-problems.

Re: [WSG] text/html and application/xhtml+xml

Lachlan Hunt wrote: You forgot two other UAs that don't support XHTML: Google and Lynx! Looks like Lynx now has some kind of support for XHTML... http://lofotenmoose.info/-/item/xhtml-in-lynx#talktome Georg -- http://www.gunlaug.no

[WSG] getting an a

Hi, Hope I don't have cooties (an imaginary bug that as children, we would avoid the person with) :) The following rule has failed to reach the desired a in the following dl#contact dt#email dd a {border: 1px solid black} h1Contact us/h1 dl id=contact dt id=techTech Support

Re: [WSG] getting an a

On 3/30/06, CK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Hope I don't have cooties (an imaginary bug that as children, we would avoid the person with) :) The following rule has failed to reach the desired a in the following dl#contact dt#email dd a {border: 1px solid black} dt#contact is redundant. You

Re: [WSG] getting an a

Hi, So given that fact to get to the desired a I should use: dl#contact dd.email a { margin: 0 0 -2em 0; border:1px solid black} ... dd class=emaila href=#Chuck/a/dd dd class=emaila href=#Ramblin'/a/dd . On Mar 29, 2006, at 4:07 PM, Lea de Groot wrote: CK wrote: dl#contact

Re: [WSG] Including CSS with JS

Ted Drake wrote: Hi Thierry Wouldn't it be better to have the list items display:block or visibility:visible and then change that with javascript as soon as the page loads? I struggled with this concept on my own site and never solved it. If you went in this direction, would it cause the

Re: [WSG] getting an a

Kevin Futter wrote: Russ HTML element family councillor Of course, Russ means family counsellor :-) Not if he was laying down the law... N ___ Omnivision. Websight. http://www.omnivision.com.au/ ** The

Re: [WSG] getting an a - document trees

An elegantly worded sentence on document trees: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/conform.html#doctree Or, for those who struggled with the concept of document trees (or any plant matter) there is a simpler explanation here: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/document_tree.htm

RE: [WSG] z index stacking prob

I've been struggling with this, check out my blogpost for some helpful links. http://www.last-child.com/conflicting-z-index-in-ie6/ The answer is: there is no easy answer. You need to set a relationship between z-index on parent/child and subsequent parent/child elements. You may need to insert

Re: [WSG] Keeping track of current navigation link

Hi Richard, Couldn't you use somthing like this? That way you're just compareing the last bit of the URL (the filename) with the filenames in the URL. But consider these href values: http://www.mydomain.com/default.asp http://www.mydomain.com/contact/default.asp

Re: [WSG] Including CSS with JS

matt andrews wrote: In which case I'd hide all but the currently-visible element with CSS. Presumably you're using progressive enhancement, so the tab links (to show non-currently-visible elements) will do full page loads if Javascript is not enabled, so you can reveal the appropriate element

Re: [WSG] getting an a

CK wrote: Would these relationships be explained in the w3C specifications? Yes. See the HTML, XML, SGML, CSS and DOM related specs. what would be the best method for creating the document tree diagrams? Drawing diagrams requires some highly specialised equipment known as pencil and

Re: [WSG] Site Check[tacticalware.net]

On 3/29/06, CK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, The following pages are up for review: ... (http://working.bushidodeep.com/tacticalware/contact.html) ... Any insight is appreciated. Maybe you are planning to change it, but I'll mention that contact forms are much better than mailto: links, and

Re: [WSG] Site Check[tacticalware.net]-mailto issue

Thanks, We share similar reservations. Is the following a more usable solution? dd class=emaila href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Chuck at tacticalware.net/a/dd dd class=emaila href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Ramblin at tacticalware.net/ a/dd Or should the mailto: go altogether? On

Re: [WSG] Including CSS with JS

On 30/03/06, Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: matt andrews wrote: In which case I'd hide all but the currently-visible element with CSS. Presumably you're using progressive enhancement, so the tab links (to show non-currently-visible elements) will do full page loads if

Re: [WSG] Including CSS with JS

matt andrews wrote: On 30/03/06, Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: matt andrews wrote: In which case I'd hide all but the currently-visible element with CSS. Presumably you're using progressive enhancement, so the tab links (to show non-currently-visible elements) will do full page