On 07/07/06, Eric Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Seems to me the 76% and em sizing solution is a hack. The person who
developed that hack took 250 screenshots to find just the right way to
achieve the results they were after. I admire the use of experimentation
but I doubt it is maintainable
Very cool stuff. How do you make the AJAX call correlate to an actual tab click rather than an external link?JustinOn 5/2/06, Marco M. Jaeger
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Layout issues in IE should be fixed:
http://net4visions.com/dev/tabs/tabs.html
There still some css issues in Oper
How aboutnot reviving week old posts.
Just let them go Jeremy, just let them go.
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On Monday 26 June 2006 07:40, Sam wrote:
> Can JavaScript files be gzip'ed in advance, stored on a server and
> delivered reliably to all browsers? Any browser exceptions?
apache's mod_gzip allows this functionality.
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On Wednesday 28 June 2006 07:53, Martinez, Andrew wrote:
> Most people agree, that creating textNodes is the correct way to handle
> adding text to a DOM node. Other than that here are the arguments:
>
> Using innerHTML: you could use innerHTML += "my text" to append text as well
> and that will ju
On Thursday 29 June 2006 01:06, Scott Fortmann-Roe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an ajax auto completer for a text field in a form. All's good.
>
> Unfortunately, I also want the form to be submitted when the user hits
> 'return' in the text field.
>
> This combination of circumstances means that if the
On Wednesday 28 June 2006 14:12, Sam wrote:
> > I'd like to have an onclick triggered by a href, but since href's
> > don't have id's, how do I use the Event.observe syntax with an href?
>
> Just put an ID on the href. It's allowed.
or, if you feel like finding the element some other way, use tha
On Wednesday 28 June 2006 13:00, Keith Davis wrote:
> I figured out what the problem is. I thought JavaScript watched the ID
> not the name.
err... well
document.getElementById() on any *sane* browser uses the ID attribute.
on IE, it uses the name as well. Go figure.
2 + 2 = 5 for very long v
Anderson, Eric wrote:
> I understand companies have policies about installing unapproved 3rd
> party software. But most sane companies should have some channel to get
> software approved that is needed. If they have hired a disabled person
> who has low vision problems and they are unwilling to
On Monday 03 July 2006 15:27, Seth Dillingham wrote:
> > document.write should die a slow, horrible, painful death. Please avoid
> > using it at all costs.
>
> Which, of course, would make Scriptaculous.require die along with it. ;-)
yes, I'm aware it uses document.write, but it has a good reason
> Default font sizes: Firefox 18px, IE 16pt. This amounts to about 2px of
> difference in the defaults
> Setting body {font-size:12px} (or any fixed size) will set both IE and
> Firefox identical display sizes. To avoid diminishing the accessibility,
a
> user control should be provided on the pa
Bauser, Joseph (Joe) wrote:
time. However, what about a web based application which a user may use
at work and may not be given the option of having Firefox installed on
their provided computers? (As is the case with a few of my co-workers in
the past).
I understand companies have policies abou
I'm not sure I understand this rational. It seems like the correct
method for making a font the same size across all browsers is to used a
fixed font size (px or pt). Under these situations IE is not accessible.
This to me seems like a fine situation and no additional user control
should be ne
This is an excellent point, but I part of your rational.
You state that this is like providing an audio recording for the website.
I'd argue that the recording exists and not making these small sacrifices is
like denying it to the impaired.
As designers the responsibility is ours to make sure th
Sam wrote:
Setting the css body {font-size: 12px} or {font-size: 12pt} will cause IE to
disable the browser's "View Text Size" control. I guess this is why
percentages are preferred over px/pt in CSS-only solutions. (Crippling the
view text-size reduces the accessibility for persons with poor v
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