I do not know if this is off topic for this list. If it is please forgive
me. I am not sure who to ask. I am finding Firefox's Java support to be
weak. Internet Explorer seems to work much better with web pages that use
alot of Java (ie web stock pages) and /or webpages with a .asp extension.
I believe that Safari was the first browser to pass the acid test?
Mike
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Acid2 is a test page, written to help browser vendors ensure proper
support for Web and related
I am out of town and will return after the 6th of July. I will be catching up
with emails as quickly as I can at that time.
Thank you,
Mani
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I believe that Safari was the first browser to pass the acid test?
Yes, then Konqueror on Linux. Opera is the first PC/Win browser and
the first cross-platform browser to pass Acid2.
Ben
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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 11:25:57 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe that Safari was the first browser to pass the acid test?
Mike
Yes, Safari (WebKit) was the first browser to pass the test. There are
claims that Opera was the second because of scrollbar issues in
KHTML/Konqueror.
On Jun 27, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Felix Miata wrote:
On 06/06/09 18:40 (GMT+0100) Designer apparently typed:
Felix Miata wrote:
All you're really doing is trying to guarantee your visitor doesn't get
to see his preferred font-family.
in the real world most users don't have a
'preferred
That's enough now. Everyone, please be try to be respectful in your
replies.
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From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of violent rapture
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 10:05 AM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Old School
If I implement in my print.css
a:after {content: ( attr(href) ) }
do I also need to use for my internal pages absolute instead of relative
URLs too?
Thanks,
John
Matthew Pennell wrote:
On 6/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I disagree - printed output is completely
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
OT, but I deleted David's original thread and can't find his email
address...
if anybody knows, can you pass it on off-list?
Thanks to all who responded. Got it. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
P
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Thanks to everyone for the comments! My response...
Frustrate.ed-
have bumped into this problem before, try changing the padding to margin.
don't know why it does it though.
This was my initial thought, but I revoked the idea when I found a problem
in FF1.5 resulting from this change. For some
Holy crap!
I'm not a personal user of Opera, but this attitude alone could change my mind.
Kudos to you, David and to your company. If other (*cough* microsoft *cough*)
browser makers would take this sort of position in supporting developers
there'd be a lot less grief on the web.
Well done,
It is feature complete, but they have fixed many bugs that were recognized
after the beta2 launch. So, it will be better than beta 2.
It does mean that generated content and stuff like that will not be in the
final release.
Ted
www.last-child.com
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From:
Joe wrote:
The webpage in question is located at www.preleads.com/index-dev2.php
Does anyone else see
the cut-off logo? Jough
Fine here in xp opera9, ff1.5.0.4, or ie/6.0.
Personally, I think it is a little early to worry about ie/7-- a lot can
change between now and whenever...
Little
Hi Joe
I have cured things like this in IE7 by checking hasLayout and clearing
issues. I haven't had the chance to look at your particular code.
Ted
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From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Joe
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 1:59 PM
To:
Andy Johnson-Cooper
Opera Build 9 8490
Internet Explorer 7.0.5358.0
Mozilla Firefox 15.04
Hi I use the above browsers to check my web designing
Acid2 is a test page, written to help browser vendors ensure proper
support for Web and related standards in their products.
Ted,
Thanks for the suggestion - I'll try it out when I get a little more time.
Don't worry about digging into it yourself as it's not that big of an issue.
Thanks again!
Jough
I have cured things like this in IE7 by checking hasLayout and clearing
issues. I haven't had the chance to look at
Hi Jough,
What you are trying to achieve is quite tricky. I see some issues with
implementing it as you have, because if you start adjusting font size (like
I do with my poor eye-sight) then your logo/brand goes out of whack. I would
recommend a strategy such as this:
Include a h1 and use
Just to follow-up on my last response, for the bottom cropped part of yout
logo, you just need the r and e part with the with grey coloured
background part. The rest of the blue bands will be formed by the nav bar.
Cheers
Nathan
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From: Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Not related to a site, but to the application itself: admittedly, I have
quite a large number of fonts installed on my WinXP box...but for some
reason, Opera 9 (and even 8.5) somehow get confused and think
Copperplate is actually Verdana, and a rather gothic looking blackletter
font is Tahoma. In
It seems as though many of the posts from yesterday are being duplicated
today. Is anyone else receiving duplicates - or is it just me?
Nathan -
Thanks for the suggestion. I've also thought about doing it this way, but I
was trying to get around doing this without editing the logo. The logo
Yes, I've been getting them all evening too.
Steve Green
Director
Test Partners Ltd / First Accessibility
www.testpartners.co.uk
www.accessibility.co.uk
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From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Joe
Sent: 28 June 2006 00:07
To:
Yes, I had a similar problem last time I tried to install Opera. All my
pages were being rendered with some strange script font instead of Arial or
Verdana, it was totally unusable. I tried reassigning the fonts through the
settings but it made no difference, I couldn't track down any posts
I apologise if this is considered very rude.A friend has decided to resign from her current web-design pos. at a Sydney company, due to (what I consider) terrible management, total lack of company vision, direction and interest in web stadards... put simply they're just crap. Recently lost some
David Laakso wrote:
Joe wrote:
The webpage in question is located at www.preleads.com/index-dev2.php
Does anyone else see
the cut-off logo? Jough
Fine here in xp opera9, ff1.5.0.4, or ie/6.0.
Personally, I think it is a little early to worry about ie/7-- a lot
can change between now and
hi,
have bumped into this problem before, try changing the padding to
margin.
don't know why it does it though.
take it easy.
frustrat.ed
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Yo, Mark! I would have responded earlier but as you know I've been kinda
sick for a few weeks.
If a word processor is an adequate editor then I've added S5 Slideshow
support to Docvert, meaning that you can make slides based on word
processing documents. New slides will be created for each
Matthew Cruickshank wrote:
You can see a demo of this here, http://docvert.com/demo/2.2
(OpenDocument only).
^^^
Read twice _before_ pressing send. Read twice _before_ pressing send.
Read twice _before_ pressing ..
Matthew Cruickshank wrote:
Yo, Mark! I would have responded earlier but as you know I've been kinda
sick for a few weeks.
Ah yes, how is the mild case of ebola going? ;-)
If a word processor is an adequate editor then I've added S5 Slideshow
support to Docvert, meaning that you can make
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