wouldn't be semantically correct... it's for
things that aren't meant to be put in tables, but making it look like
a table would acheive the visual effect you want.
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after every
third item (count%3) will take only a couple lines of code, and is
probably the lightest way to achieve this for what works today.
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footer text being incredibly tiny, the lack of alignment among the
form elements makes it look like you just ignored designing that part
of the site. IMO, you should at least use some floats to give it a bit
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when I designed a print stylesheet) is to remove the navigation
completely, and just print the title of the page and the article. If
users really want to print a sitemap, then you could just make a
sitemap page!
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, tell them to subscribe to this list. I was the only student in my
web design class that kept up with WSG and CSS-D and I was always
miles ahead of my classmates when it came to CSS and accessibility.
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5 Win/Mac and IE 6. htmlbody is the
easiest thing since you never know if someone might wrap another div
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list. There seems to be a lot of printed material out there.
Some of it has to shine above the rest.
If you want to talk about accessibility, you may as well talk about
usability: Don't Make Me Think by Steve Krug is the book for that.
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list. There seems to be a lot of printed material out there.
Some of it has to shine above the rest.
Oh, almost forgot: Building Accessible Website by Joe Clark:
http://joeclark.org/book/
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an explanation. Regardless, understanding a user's meaning in a single
text input is always hard.
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I'm not an expert at any of this, btw. What do XHTML2 and HTML5 give us
that we can't do with XML and CSS?
Corporate support, to a degree.
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devil's advocate here, but only to show how absurd this
is.)
Welcome to web standards?
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{ color:#00; }
(and did you know that font-size100% is usually the default, and
line-height 1.0 does not readable text make... [most browsers default
at 1.2])
etc...
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is exactly why Sarah should go with Flash.
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similar.
Camino, Opera and iCab for Mac behave like Safari. FF is the only one
that is liberal with form controls.
http://www.456bereastreet.com/lab/styling-form-controls-revisited/submit-button/
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. I know new ideas have been proposed for future versions of
(x)HTML, and one example would be XHTML 2 which has sections to
separate parts of a page. That offers a lot more for semantics than
just having hrs strewn about.
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never crashes. Regardless of which
consumes more resources (and if Flash is slow you are doing it wrong),
Flash is much more dependable.
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one example would be XHTML 2 which has sections to
separate parts of a page. That offers a lot more for semantics than
just having hrs strewn about.
What is the difference
example of an effective
business site but it's a decent example of a progressively-enhanced
Flash site. Let's not argue about its business merits... that's
straying from the topic of web standards.
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hardly usable... what is your point?
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How do you define accessible ?
pure text ?
Not fair. You picked these sites, so you have to define your criteria.
The ball is in your court to answer that question.
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sense to me. Unfortunately it's not very compatible with screen
readers.
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Otherwise, I'm done with this thread. G'day.
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that button on submit, it should work just fine. Forms with multiple
buttons are impossible using the button tag in IE.
A very helpful article here:
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/push_my_button/
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... I would probably put the image at the beginning instead of
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everything all over again. It is a disappointing situation right now
but at least there is work being done on all fronts.
My $0.02: I'm looking forward to HTML 5 more.
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but
not 100% of .main...
Why does the table have 100% width? Why not auto width? If you are
explicitly applying a width of 100% to the table, in the markup or the
CSS, take it away.
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without a .container rule at all is pointless.
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point 1 is a clue to what qualifies: navigation area ==
list preceded by a heading.
No, I'm certain that area has to do with image maps. Since you don't
have any, you get N/A. If you had one it would analyze it.
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, and at 56k speed a 300k homepage sounds
like far too much.
* http://tools.arantius.com/css-compressor
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or useful advice for a travel site trying to make money from as many
people as possible?
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page doesn't quite work for
them.
Then again, it's not the main content of the page... maybe some users
don't care if they can't see it at all.
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Hi everyone,
...
The problem I've got a the minute is I've built
seem like the slick cool solution here, but
it's very natural and predictable for users which means less time
scratching heads and more time reading the actual articles, which is
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rather than the title of the site, that's a much better option.
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backwards compatibility is always good for business.
And that's all IMO.
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to format (X)HTML, I would have expected XML or
something...
Formatting it as XML sounds like a good idea for machines and would be
nice as an alternative but I think the current format is much more
convenient for writing CSS by hand.
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) that is causing the difference in IE. Try the universal
selector:
* { margin:0; padding:0; }
which should remove the discrepancy between browsers, and then go
about eliminating margin and padding individually on different
elements until you find the one that caused the problem.
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, and there isn't
much use to having a picture preview of a link you are hovering over.
And as Matthew said, that sudden movement can be jarring for users.
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the 5. If you have a moment feel free to visit and cast your
vote:
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, etc) with the fore-knowledge of variety of devices?
If we have embraced a lack of control on screen, why not also embrace
the lack of control for print?
Print has its own standards, and while CSS has some capabilities for
it, PDF is an accepted standard that works well.
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, the way to solve annoyance 4 is to change your attitude.
Telling someone to change their e-mail client is like telling someone
to change their browser, and we all know you can't expect that to
work. Besides, Gmail may be fancy but I doubt it is very accessible.
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and that includes *all* inline elements within a form. You always have
to do:
form
block level
... inlines ...
/block
/form
Or you can do:
form
block
...inlines...
/block
block
...more inlines...
/block
/form
I don't have a philosophical answer as to why, but that's the rule.
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And the rest of those headers should be reserved for the internal
pages. That way it isn't confusing to have a main page that claims to
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Do most people have ClearType turned off, though?
Sadly, I see enough people without it to say that if it isn't on by
default, they will never turn it on themselves.
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(with .. instead of .. /) and
you'll never have to worry about maintaining any javascript hacks.
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those programs are for making graphics, not webpages.
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the table. Thoughts?
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have it redirect to a
thank you page.
Otherwise, a great solution is to stop trying to fake the standards
and just use HTML 4.01... it's clean, well-supported, and it allows
targets. No need to rely on Javascript for something that was never
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Otherwise, a great solution is to stop trying to fake the standards
and just use HTML 4.01... it's clean, well-supported, and it allows
targets.
XHTML 1.0 allows the target attribute too in the Transitional DOCTYPE
serve your website with nonstandard table markup. It's like PDF
generation; you don't *need* markup that's clean and semantic, just an
expensive backend that will do all the work necessary to reformat the
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Let's just say font-sizes are problematic on these 120 dpi screens;
and yes, I try to stick to Firefox for the consistent font sizing.
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Some users (like me) considered that 20 pixel font default a bug
(because the scaling is sooo bad)
Please explain what you mean by bad scaling.
What I meant was that you can
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You could use conditional comments, or just size the text in pixels...
or find a way to remove those comments!
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Without any styling at all, this conveys a lot more information than a
tag cloud, the semantics are more straightforward, and the markup is
much lighter.
But this is all IMO; I'm open to what others have to say.
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be lowering to their
level, and besides these people tend to be able to create their own
flame wars very easily by themselves!
Yeah, I see that now. I guess there's no need to do any sorting, I
was just concerned about us turning misunderstandings into serious
disagreements.
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Because the solution (yes, solution for a silly problem) has to work
when the document is PRINTED. That means that it has to be either a
plain HTML or print CSS technique.
When I open up
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will just have to keep on assuming that these specters don't exist.
There are one or two font-size fanatics that will accuse you of not
respecting your users if you feel the need to set a font size other
it what it is: a bug.
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the viewport, which is not how zoom works... both implementations have
their issues, and a simple text-resizing feature would probably be
helpful for both browsers.
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remember, but not find again, was for an ISP (I think),
had a web2.0-look with dark background and some cartoon-animated buttons.
Allthough I'm looking for more than that.
~Eys
Off the top of my head: http://www.dp3marketing.com/
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To the list,
I'm looking for webstandards/css complaint sites with flash in them. Clever
flash, flash that looks Ajaxy, heavy good actionscripting, innovative menus,
generic random
between the numbers and the text.
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slow and choppy compared to highlighting basic HTML text, but it's
there.
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Paul Novitski wrote:
If you haven't already, please read my List Apart article
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links is that Ryan's
moving the background-image on :hover. The image replacement method is
still the same.
Oh ok, I get it now. Well, I imagine Ryan might have looked up
Gilder-Levin at some point... but that's his call, not mine.
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directive didn't work in shtml pages (only
include), but it *does*.
I guess this is one more reason to never use htm or html, but at least
shtml. No?
What would be the reason for choosing htm or html for file extension?
Youthful ignorance?
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the
referrer, so you can easily validate any site as long as the link is
in your browser.
The day more and more features are provided by the browser and not by
the website, the day the Internet moves forward. - me
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? Then, as long as the sites fit those standards, then
maybe it would be easier to assume that the screenreaders can
understand them? Maybe these standards could be called, oh, I don't
know...
... wait for it...
webstandards?
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are tabbing through forms (first tab takes you to menu, not
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decent scripting language.
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IE 6? I mean, I know it probably won't be more stable, but safe? IE 6?
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for IE6.
What would be the pros and cons of each method?
I have a hunch (just a hunch) that the standalone of IE 6 will be more
stable than that of IE 7. Don't know if it's true, but if it is, then
you would probably be better off having IE 6 as a standalone.
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rates whether or
not pages are good, bad, or marginal, based on installation of
spyware/adware, generating spam e-mails, etc.
People *use* this?
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the option to send them complaints is not available yet...this is
actually making me really mad.
SiteAdvisor was founded in April 2005 by a group of MIT engineers
I'm starting to wonder about those MIT engineering programs...
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or insert headers into the legend for the screen reader
to generate the header-based navigation.
I would ditch the legend and just use a header, unless some
screenreaders would ignore it... then you would be in a difficult
situation.
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://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/images/vcss
There should be more around the validator page:
http://validator.w3.org/
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* I plan to move there soon.
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Playing with CSS properties always works regardless of the tag, as
long as it is a block by default in this case.
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One way or another, the problem is not with the DLs, and I can't
imagine why the programmer *can't* do this with DLs at all.
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Interesting.
I had some problems with Swift and had to uninstall it. I think it had
to do with the face that it's just too young and buggy right now. The
live CD option sounds a lot better.
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sub-lists align left,
which makes it very unintuitive when hovering over upper-items along
the right.
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totally different. In which case I would say: this will never market
well... it does nothing at all for search engines which pretty
much ruins the whole point of having an info/about us site like
this. It's just too bad that the guys at Hanser got ripped off.
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be the right thing, when there is clear
columnar data and only one DD per DT.
Which reminds me... I can think of one time that I was guilty of doing that.
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Need I say anymore?
www.hansermusicgroup.com
Thoughts?
...
this will never market
well... it does nothing at all for search engines which pretty
much ruins
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