Re: [WSG] CSS is dead... use markup for presentation.

[snip] WCAG Samurai process inaccessible to, and hidden away from, all but the few invited elite. I will admit, however, it may be too early to pass judgement on the WCAG Samurai right now, and it's only fair that we let them give it a shot. After all, the members are unlikely to be weighed down

[WSG] Layers or any other option

Hello guys, I have a page where a product list appears, this list have links in oder to show onMouseOver details or options for each product. There is a 3 step option and i was thinking layers to make this work, im not sure any longer and would like to see what options or ideas i can get

Re: [WSG] Floats not working right in IE6 - can you help me find out why?

Try to add "display:inline"  to the Div which holds the menu that should help. Michael Kear wrote: My new site is not displaying correctly in IE6, but working fine in Firefox ( now THERES a surprise! )  and I need to implement a IE hack, but I cant figure out what it is

[WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

It would be fun to have a check on my virgin XHTML website portal that im making... Please MAC, PC, LINUX in all kind of browsers, have a look at http://www.grekland.gr - the site is in swedish so i am not expecting you to read and understand it, its pure layout appearance check.. Its verifyed

Re: [WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

Michael Persson wrote: It would be fun to have a check on my virgin XHTML website portal that im making... http://www.grekland.gr Michael ie6.0/opera9beta/ff1.5.0.3/moz1.7.12 on xp_sp2 Michael, I am going to hit you with a bunch of stuff. *No malice intended,* so don't freak out on me.Just

Re: [WSG] Webstock

I'd just like to wish Mike et al good luck with the conference starting in about 8 hours. about 2 hours :) I know exactly how you feel this morning. Nervous!! You are now officially dribbling the Web Standards Conference ball in the southern hemisphere. Thank you so much Peter! Just

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

Felix Miata wrote: On 06/05/19 15:18 (GMT-0400) Warren Cardinal apparently typed: I am getting ready to launch a new site that I would like to get some final constructive feedback on. It's an xhtml strict ecommerce site and uses alot of ajax features formt eh

Re: [WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

Michael Persson wrote: It would be fun to have a check on my virgin XHTML website portal that im making... Please MAC, PC, LINUX in all kind of browsers, have a look at http://www.grekland.gr - the site is in swedish so i am not expecting you to read and understand it, its pure layout

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

You might want to check this site out in other browsers. No offense, but it looks horrible. On May 24, 2006, at 3:25 PM, Michael Persson wrote: Ohh my GOD!! Im not able to scroll your page on the mouse wheel!!!\ i felt very handicapped and useless!! I think something went wrong, right

[WSG] IE glitch

Hi listers, Run this up the flag pole in IE: http://66.155.251.18/mlinc.com/test/index.html Anyone see why the first line in the first paragraph, which is next to left nav is pushed over a bit? Also, any general structure/presentation thoughts? TIA! -- Tom Livingston Senior Multimedia

Re: [WSG] Webstock

On 25/05/2006, at 5:25 AM, Mike Brown wrote: Just in case people are interested, most of the presentations over the next two days will be recorded and made available as podcasts and video after the conference. Fantastic news Mike! I've been absorbing a lot of the SXSW podcasts on the

Re: [WSG] IE glitch

Tom Livingston wrote: http://66.155.251.18/mlinc.com/test/index.html Anyone see why the first line in the first paragraph, which is next to left nav is pushed over a bit? 3px jog. Add the usual 'hasLayout' trigger... * html #content{height: 100%;} ...that'll make it look right in IE - even if

Re: [WSG] IE glitch

Hi mate, I don't see any indenting.Screenshot attached from FireFox 1.503 on Windows XP sp2.CheersJOn 25/05/06, Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi listers,Run this up the flag pole in IE: http://66.155.251.18/mlinc.com/test/index.htmlAnyone see why the first line in the first paragraph,

[WSG] Automated screenshot service newbie introduction

I remember a few years ago there was an online service which would take a screenshot of a given webpage in various environments and e-mail you back the results.I couldn't find anything like this with a quick Google, does anyone know if it/they're still around? If not, I'd enjoy putting something

Re: [WSG] Automated screenshot service newbie introduction

its here: http://browsershots.org On 5/24/06, James Laugesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I remember a few years ago there was an online service which would take a screenshot of a given webpage in various environments and e-mail you back the results.I couldn't find anything like this with a quick

Re: [WSG] Automated screenshot service newbie introduction

Howdy, sitevista.com, browsershots.org, browsercam.com, browserpool.de, snugtech.com... Servez-vous ;) -- Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com | www.wdnews.net ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See

Re: [WSG] Automated screenshot service newbie introduction

Even better thanks =8-)On 25/05/06, Warren Cardinal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: its here: http://browsershots.org On 5/24/06, James Laugesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I remember a few years ago there was an online service which would take a screenshot of a given webpage in various environments and

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

Nate, you answer me with another title?? or?? is your critics for me?? Which site are you talking about... the www.grekland.gr or something else I have my purposes to make it this wide because it is targetted to swedish people that, regarding my other websites, giving me a results that

Re: [WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

On 06/05/24 07:59 (GMT-0400) Michael Persson apparently typed: It would be fun to have a check on my virgin XHTML website portal that im making... Please MAC, PC, LINUX in all kind of browsers, have a look at http://www.grekland.gr - the site is in swedish so i am not expecting you to read

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

Can't it at least wrap smaller?I use 1600*1200 and rarely use a website full-screen, I like to see my other windows in the background, for example if I'm reffering between windows. On 25/05/06, Michael Persson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Nate, you answer me with another title?? or?? is your critics

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

This email was meant for another person - I just didn't get a chance to respond. However, in regards to your comment below - just because cnn.com does it doesn't make something the best solution. This kind of thinking is rather flawed. There are PLENTY of large organizations out there with

Re: [WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

Thanks Felix, I just uploaded a version that has em sized text instead of px, i didnt see any difference in IE or Mozilla??? Thanks a lot for your links i will have a look for the errors you mention.. Good night, in Greece its 01.30.. ZZ Michael Felix Miata wrote: On 06/05/24

Re: [WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

On 06/05/24 18:28 (GMT-0400) Michael Persson apparently typed: http://www.grekland.gr Thanks Felix, I just uploaded a version that has em sized text instead of px, i didnt see any difference in IE or Mozilla??? Thanks a lot for your links i will have a look for the errors you mention..

[WSG] Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers

Gez Lemon and I have collaborated on research and testing to investigate techniques for making AJAX applications accessible to screen reader users. Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers http://juicystudio.com/article/making-ajax-work-with-screen-readers.php with regards Steven Faulkner Web

Re: [WSG] Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers

Wow, this is really a comprehensive resource, thanks for your time putting it together. I wrote my opinion on this topic just today under Garrett's article: http://www.garrettdimon.com/archives/front-end-architecture-ajax-dom-scripting so I won't bug you pasting it here again, I'm no expert at

Re: [WSG] Browser and system check www.grekland.gr

Looking only at the home page you should change the font-size to, say, 67% on body and 1.0em on div#title and div#footer. This should do the trick. djn Felix Miata wrote: I just uploaded a version that has em sized text instead of px, i didnt see any difference in IE or Mozilla??? --

RE: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

-Original Message- From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Persson Sent: Thursday, 25 May 2006 8:01 AM To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org Subject: Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely Which site are you talking about... the www.grekland.gr

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

use em not px and enjoy the benefits of an elastic site not confined to any specific screen size.Del usrOn 5/25/06, Andreas Boehmer [Addictive Media] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -Original Message- From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:listdad@webstandardsgroup.org ] On Behalf Of

RE: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

And suffer the full gauntlet of IE6 CSS bugs while youre at it! -Original Message- From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of del usr Sent: Thursday, 25 May 2006 2:18 PM To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org Subject: Re: [WSG] new site critique -

Re: [WSG] new site critique - extemely

Dear Andreas, This is exactly what im telling my clients, i wanted to have a discussion about it also. I dont know why we, web designers developers have to sit here and look at technical fun and enjoy without proceed to any fun and difference in sizes Why do sofware developers pushing