Lachlan Hunt wrote:
Webmaster wrote:
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 ... use
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Hi James,
The best place for information on SEO is www.webmasterworld.com. Don't
panic though as I notice the domain was only registered on January
this year and Google sandboxes new domains (meaning they disappear or
a listed very low in any results pages). The best thing to do is sit
tight and
Ok, I just got done figuring out some semantically useful
class names for divs with dotted borders on the bottom or top, a common style
in our page. I finally came up with topbunk and bottombunk;
cute, but fairly simple and easy to understand.
My friend and I began thinking of less
Ted Drake wrote:
So, anyone else out there have a gem or two?
More of an in-joke, but my colleague (padwan learner when it comes to
web design and standards) who recently started with us is called Dafydd.
In his honour, I've changed the ID of the navigation (and related CSS
rules) on one
Notice the site?
Notice the hack?
http://connect.microsoft.com/Styles/GeneralStyles.css
:)
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Brian Cummiskey wrote:
Notice the site?
Notice the hack?
http://connect.microsoft.com/Styles/GeneralStyles.css
.ViewFeedback-Discussion-AddNewCommentLink ?
.FeedbackOverviewUserOptionsHeader ?
.AdvancedSearchSearchOptionSection-Description ?
Damn, here I was worrying about using .img
So, I'm new here, and I have a questions :)
Why no forum? I mean, I don't -mind- the 70+ responses a day, but with
emails being delayed, and recieved out of order for various reasons and
so on, would it not just make sense to have a forum?
I'm sure there are plenty of people who would donate
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I looked vie IE 6.02
and all the pages shown above the left navigation sits too far right. It
might be that when you are navigating from a page that lines up all the way
left, to a link that the left navigation is too far right,
Nick Gleitzman wrote:
Christian Montoya wrote:
#fish { float:right; }
get it? fish floats... har har har. right.
Only fish I've seen floating round here are dead...
N ;(
Well...
#liberals { float: left; }
Sorry. I know we should keep politics out of WSG, but I just had to!
Possibly silly question...
To slightly negate the 'pull' medium downside - could forum threads be
incorporated into an rss feed - that way your feedreader could update the feed
periodically and you could chime in on anything you deem pertinent...
The bonus I find from email is the ability to
Joseph Bernhardt wrote:
Nick Gleitzman wrote:
Christian Montoya wrote:
#fish { float:right; }
get it? fish floats... har har har. right.
Only fish I've seen floating round here are dead...
N ;(
Well...
#liberals { float: left; }
Sorry. I know we should keep politics out of WSG, but I
I can't speak for many forum sets, but Vanilla from http://lussumo.com/
has wonderful feed capabilities.
And yes, I would agree that response time is better 'on list' than on a
forum, but length/amount of response and overall interaction tends to
be lower overall.
My 2p.
Paul Bennett
Chris Littell wrote:
Isn't adding jokes into your own code akin to telling your self a joke?
I don't know of a single client of mine who knows that View Source is
even available as a browsing command. Everyone on this list does (or
should). Code comments and css files are part of this whole
Just came across this link on the BBC website:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4853000.stm
Some mainstream attention for web standards!
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Webmaster, St. Bernard's College
http://www.sbc.melb.catholic.edu.au/
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On 3/30/06, Chris Littell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I'm new here, and I have a questions :)
Why no forum? I mean, I don't -mind- the 70+ responses a day, but with
emails being delayed, and recieved out of order for various reasons and
so on, would it not just make sense to have a forum?
I ask a question, and you respond by basically telling me to 'get
lost'? How polite of you.
Christian Montoya wrote:
On 3/30/06, Chris Littell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I'm new here, and I have a questions :)
Why no forum? I mean, I don't -mind- the 70+ responses a day, but
Chris Littell wrote:
I ask a question, and you respond by basically telling me to 'get
lost'?
Hardly. I got that Christian was just pointing out that you have a
choice. If you don't want a list format, you don't have to have one.
It's up to you.
Also, if you read the guidelines, you'll
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energy. We've redone the site in a way we're convinced is a model for
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Please take a look, and please spread the word.
Mike Brown wrote:
With a looming winter power shortage in New Zealand, Webstock
www.webstock.org.nz has decided to act now and do our bit to help save
energy. We've redone the site in a way we're convinced is a model for
more rational and sustainable energy use.
Please take a look, and
Thanks for caring Mike,
I bet this dang GUI I stare at all day wastes a TON of power (dual-screen too -
I can hear the dams draining as I write). Now where's some of those old punch
card computers when we need them?
:)
Paul '2 cans and a piece of string' Bennett
Mike Brown wrote:
With a looming winter power shortage in New Zealand, Webstock
www.webstock.org.nz has decided to act now and do our bit to help save
energy. We've redone the site in a way we're convinced is a model for
more rational and sustainable energy use.
One thing I don't understand:
matt andrews wrote:
Wow. I just went to www.msn.com to compare results with some other
search sites. This is the first time I've visited MSN for a long
time.
They appear to have a badly broken site, for non-IE users.
On my Firefox 1.5/WinXP, the site serves two of the stylesheets as
Vanilla (http://lussumo.com/) is the only standards complaint forum I
know of. Though that very well may be due to the fact that it is the
only forum I've been even remotely interested in - due to its highly
extensible architecture.
Chris Littell wrote:
So, I'm new here, and I have a
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