On Aug 8, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Samuel Richardson wrote:
Apple has just released GetWebKit, it allows windows users to see
how Safari
will render web pages without then need to install OSX.
http://www.getwebkit.org/
I don't think that is an 'Apple' release. They would have announced
it by
Really useful for me! Also excited, but I only tried
www.fanus.com.ar/Dev, and it doesn´t render with the CSS I know from
FF or IE...
Maybe later I´ll see it in detail.
Thanks!
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Hi,
For the first time I am using custom bullets image. Just to try
something different. Anyway FF displays it correctly but when viewing it
in IE6 i can still see the default disc bullet then my custom bullet.
ul li {list-style-image: url(images/tick.png); margin-left: 20px;}
I have
Hi All,
I want to
add the src of img tag dymanically, which I m building in my js file.
scriptdocument.write(img
src="" width=\475\
height=\137\);/script
but this
code has some bug.
Can anyone
suggest me any thing else
I have
even tried macro but its not working
img
Nishak wrote:
scriptdocument.write(img src=\+imageName2+\ width=\475\
height=\137\);/script
The error is in the quotes. Try:
document.write('img src='+imageName2+' width=475 height=137');
(mixing single and double quotes is a bit easier to read)
cheers,
Geoff
On 8/8/06, Able Net Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tried most of the examples on the web of setting a background
image for li but still no luck?
I've never had any trouble setting background images for LI:
ul {
list-style-type: none;
}
ul li {
background: url(images/mybullet.gif)
On 8/8/06, nishak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but this code has some bug.
Can anyone suggest me any thing else
a) What is the error message you are getting?
b) If you use single quotes in the document.write you won't need to
escape the double-quotes
c) Using PHP to generate the dynamic image
One of the projects I'm working on at the moment is to develop a usable,
accessible all-in-one captcha protocol (not based on rendered images or
audio). Similar projects are seen elsewhere.. e.g.
Drupal math captcha:
http://drupal.org/project/captcha
Wordpress 'Did You Pass Math':
For anyone having difficulty installing the WebKit application,
there's a possible solution posted on their forum:
http://bbs.getwebkit.org/viewtopic.php?t=7
Hope that helps,
Phil
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Something else that's new - instead of trying to run Safari on a PC, why
not just go out and buy one of these?
http://www.apple.com/macpro/
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Something else that's new - instead of trying to run Safari on a PC, why
not just go out and buy one of these?
http://www.apple.com/macpro/
Gladly, are you gonna donate me the money to buy one?
What exactly was the point of that post?
Maybe if there was a chance to test for Safari without
Have you tried:
wmode=opaque
Not a 100% fix... but is usable and works better (imho) than
transparent (depending on circumstance.)
You might gander at:
Flash, DHTML Menus and Accessibility:
http://snipurl.com/m08r
This article has shown you reasons you may want to use opaque mode in
your
What is this doing that is incorrect? Are you using the
same tag more than once on a page and expecting a different random
number?
Regards,
Mike
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Sounds like you may have a problem with either one of your other CSS
rules or with the HTML structure - do you have an example page online?
Mike
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On 8/08/2006, at 10:19 PM, Christian Heilmann wrote:
What exactly was the point of that post?
Though it was pretty self evident actually, am I missing something?
Maybe if there was a chance to test for Safari without having to
buy/VNC into/run the app on a Mac more people would start caring
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i repurposed the svg. firefox still doesn't get it but opera 9.01
renders it correctly. is there something i am missing?
dwain
Which version of Firefox are you using? FF only supports SVG from
version 1.5 onwards, IIRC.
I can see the file looking (I assume)
Gladly, are you gonna donate me the money to buy one? What exactly
was the point of that post?
Sorry Christian, just letting people know that the new Intel G5 / Mac
has been released, please forgive my Northern English humour.
As a fortunate PC and Mac user, I can give you the following
Gladly, are you gonna donate me the money to buy one? What exactly
was the point of that post?
Sorry Christian, just letting people know that the new Intel G5 / Mac
has been released, please forgive my Northern English humour.
As a fortunate PC and Mac user, I can give you the following
Hello,
Mike he doesnt have any problem that you not gonna get if you put ul
or ol display: inline or block.
I had try and search everyhere, i even see in list apart a article
that display: inline and have bullets but after 15 minuts i see that
he use background-image to get that.
You could try
Hi,
For the first time I am using custom bullets image. Just to try
something different. Anyway FF displays it correctly but when viewing it
in IE6 i can still see the default disc bullet then my custom bullet.
ul li {list-style-image: url(images/tick.png); margin-left: 20px;}
I have tried
Ooops,
Guess I should read all my email first...
Sorry!
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How about this?
http://www.getwebkit.org/
:-)
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On Aug 8, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Samuel Richardson wrote:
http://www.getwebkit.org/
* Can someone who managed to install this tell us the following: is
there any indication about the revision number of Webkit that browser
is based on ? (in the about box if that exist, or the UA string -
I managed to install the Swift browser on a Windows 2000 machine with
.NET 1/2 framework.
It seems to be quite buggy, crashes from time to time, fragment
identifiers are not followed (so I am e.g. not able to test how it
fares with Acid2), the chrome is hardly usable and such actions as
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i repurposed the svg. firefox still doesn't get it but opera 9.01
renders it correctly. is there something i am missing?
dwain
Which version of Firefox are you using? FF only supports SVG from
version 1.5 onwards, IIRC.
I can see the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i repurposed the svg. firefox still doesn't get it but opera 9.01
renders it correctly. is there something i am missing?
dwain
Looking at it in the Firefox DOM Inspector shows it as having width
and height of
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i repurposed the svg. firefox still doesn't get it but opera 9.01
renders it correctly. is there something i am missing?
dwain
Looking at it in the Firefox DOM Inspector shows it as having
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...] it just hit me. opera was obeying the css and firefox ignored
it. strange, huh?
:-)
Not at all... ;-)
Seriously, it isn't the first time I've experienced such behavior in
Gecko. Although CSS should rule, Gecko often ignores it and use what's
given in HTML.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...] it just hit me. opera was obeying the css and firefox ignored
it. strange, huh?
:-)
Not at all... ;-)
Seriously, it isn't the first time I've experienced such behavior in
Gecko. Although CSS should rule, Gecko often ignores it and use
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Looking at it in the Firefox DOM Inspector shows it as having width
and height of 2.8E+06, which is almost 3 million pixels square.
This is specified at the start of your SVG in the width and height
attributes:
svg xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
http://www.csail.mit.edu/index.php
Does anyone else find it interesting that CSAIL/MIT (the
home of the US
branch of W3C) still uses a table layout?
Sorry I just got bored. J
Joseph Bernhardt
Web Applications Developer
Incomprehensibilities, Inc.
406.587.4875 - Office
What happens when you remove the margin-left rule? Does the bullet come up
correctly?
I have found that IE can be particular when it comes to margins and paddings
on lists. Try playing around with using padding instead of margin, or your
margins on the UL instead of the LI, etc. etc.
On 8/8/06, Rachel May [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What happens when you remove the margin-left rule? Does the bullet come up
correctly?
I have found that IE can be particular when it comes to margins and paddings
on lists. Try playing around with using padding instead of margin, or your
margins
haha, f*ing northern english humour!!
Still, a damn simple and useful advice, thank you!
Regards,
Eugenio. :)
On 8/8/06, Ken McCormack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry Christian, just letting people know that the new Intel G5 / Mac
has been released, please forgive my Northern English humour.
Hi all,
Does anyone know of any references/studies/crazy opinions/etc. on the
accessibility (particularly for visually impaired users) of
automatically generated/updated text?
For example, a password strength checker (similar to
Lindsay Evans wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone know of any references/studies/crazy opinions/etc. on the
accessibility (particularly for visually impaired users) of
automatically generated/updated text?
Gez Lemon and Steve Faulkner published some recent research into making
Ajax work with Screen
On 08/08/06, Ken McCormack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PC USERS GUIDE TO ENSURING SITES WORK WELL ON SAFARI
1. Don't test for Safari, just make sure your code is standards compliant
Writing standards compliant code is good advice but just because your
markup and css is valid doesnt mean its
like a dog with a bone ... i converted the border again in corel draw
13. it's a bit smaller now in file size than the last time; funny, i
thought it would always be the same size. never mind that.
fire fox still has scroll bars, but i'm getting some interesting
behavior. when you scroll,
On Aug 9, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Paul Novitski wrote:
PS: Frankly, since the list-style properties apply only to
elements with {display: list-item}, I'm a little surprised that
it's correctly applicable to UL at all and not just LI, but I guess
it's just a quirk of CSS that we can give a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fire fox still has scroll bars, but i'm getting some interesting
behavior. when you scroll, the image moves and the text stays put.
That's as I'd expect. In the page flow the SVG's object tag has been
constrained in CSS to a height of 600px (causing scrollbars
Hi,
I am working on a site for a client for which the design requires some
different subtle images in
the background (e.g. top, bottom left and bottom right). I'm facing
difficulty because I have a
container div which contains three columns, each with a significant
margin. The backgrounds
On Aug 9, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Paul Novitski wrote:
PS: Frankly, since the list-style properties apply only to
elements with {display: list-item}, I'm a little surprised that
it's correctly applicable to UL at all and not just LI, but I guess
it's just a quirk of CSS that we can give a LIST
At 09:24 PM 8/8/2006, Pamela Jones wrote:
I am working on a site for a client for which the design requires
some different subtle images in
the background (e.g. top, bottom left and bottom right). I'm facing
difficulty because I have a
container div which contains three columns, each with a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if this is a scalable vector graphic, then why doesn't firefox scale it?
Because even though it is a vector an SVG gets to say what resolution it
should be rendered at. In this case your svg file is requesting a
specific width of 900px and height of 900px (see the
I am not expecting a different random number in same page.
Anyways the problem is solved with the combination of single and double quotes.
Thanks a lot.
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