On 08-Jan-01,* Shillito*, of Planet Eros, wrote these Wise Words:
I have been working on an implimentation of Unicode for the Amiga.
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God Bless dedicated folks like you!!! (I bow in your general
direction...) : )))
Anyway, my implementation seems to me to be
Hello Shillito
On 08-Jan-01, you wrote:
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The hardest aspect of implementing CSS is of course the treatment of
fonts, which is a complete mess on all computer platforms, and
everywhere else. CSS makes (in my opinion) the mistake of supporting
in parallel quite a
CSS is designed (not deliberately) in such a way that it is very hard
to implement. CSS is an total system - it would be completely
unsatisfactory to simply implement a sub set of it - that just
wouldn't work. Som bits can of course be left out, but most if it
(and, really, the hard parts)
Hello Shillito
On 08-Jan-01, you wrote:
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The hardest aspect of implementing CSS is of course the treatment of
fonts, which is a complete mess on all computer platforms, and
everywhere else. CSS makes (in my opinion) the mistake of supporting
in parallel quite a few different
On 05-Jan-01, Michael Butler wrote:
I'd be more than happy with working Javascript, CSS, and maybe Java if
we are lucky.
This would at least give navigational functionality. TBH I've yet to
see a QT or RA file that was worth the download.
The main use of RA is to listen to the track
Hihi
On Friday January 05 2001, Uffe Holst said to Ingo Heinicke:
UH I remember some time ago some talk about some available RealAudio
It's ReadAudio 2 -- very out of date, very little used now, if at all.
UH software, though I got the impression that very few was able to make it
On 04-Jan-01, Ingo Heinicke wrote:
The same do I. Style Sheets (at least CSS1) are legitimate ourdays and
used a lot. I like the idea to keep the code small by its use. One
also can get effects like one I use on my own homepage (see footer). I
have the background picture fixed (like a
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Doh! I've uploaded it to my site on geocities
http://www.geocities.com/gaven_eogan/downloads/css-site.zip
but geocities seems to be very buggy lately, so sometimes it says the
Stylesheets are a way off, but if you're so annoyed that it doesn't
render in V, why not specify the colours using FONT tags etc. - there
Because I didn't write the HTML code of other peoples sites ! ?!
Did you register Picasso96? :)
Not yet, I'm waiting for a 'legal' way to register ie.
Yes.
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Nice one, Dave ;-)
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I'd say you should get a clue in designing websites before you
complain about lacklustre browser support (joke! ;)
WE should get a clue? Read this from www.w3.org the people who defined the
standards...
Guidelines for authoring
Here are some rough guidelines for HTML authors. If you use these,
Hello Uffe
On 04-Jan-01, you wrote:
The state of the Amiga browsers will probably be the reason for me
abandoning the Amiga, whenever that will happen. I hope it will be a long
time yet. But more and more often I encounter sites where I find Voyager
and the other Amiga browsers lacking.
Yes.
David Gerber
Nice one, Dave ;-)
He just said he *knew* if someone works on CSS. He didn't claim he
actually *does* work on it :-) Nevertheless he told me it's on the todo
list.
Ingo
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Hasta la vista, baby
If you're holding out for Java, RealAudio and modern QT playback, I suspect
you're in for a long wait.
At least QT should be easy. There is a good QT-Player (SoftCinema)
avilable. He just had to implement it as a plugin. Think I gonna ask
him...
Ingo
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Hello Gaven
On 05-Jan-01, you wrote:
Stylesheets are a way off, but if you're so annoyed that it doesn't
render in V, why not specify the colours using FONT tags etc. - there
Because I didn't write the HTML code of other peoples sites ! ?!
I meant on the sites you write ;)
If you get
Hello Gaven
On 05-Jan-01, you wrote:
I'd say you should get a clue in designing websites before you
complain about lacklustre browser support (joke! ;)
WE should get a clue? Read this from www.w3.org the people who defined the
standards...
JOKE! For crying out LOUD!
I'd also say
In a message of 05-Jan-01 Ingo Heinicke wrote:
If you're holding out for Java, RealAudio and modern QT playback, I suspect
you're in for a long wait.
At least QT should be easy. There is a good QT-Player (SoftCinema)
avilable. He just had to implement it as a plugin. Think I gonna ask
Hello Ingo
On 05-Jan-01, you wrote:
If you're holding out for Java, RealAudio and modern QT playback, I
suspect you're in for a long wait.
At least QT should be easy. There is a good QT-Player (SoftCinema)
avilable. He just had to implement it as a plugin. Think I gonna ask
him...
Hello Stephen
On 05-Jan-01, you wrote:
Hello Ingo
On 05-Jan-01, you wrote:
If you're holding out for Java, RealAudio and modern QT playback, I
suspect you're in for a long wait.
At least QT should be easy. There is a good QT-Player (SoftCinema)
avilable. He just had to
Apart from Javascript and CSS, the other things you mention are well
beyond the remit of the Voyager crew, do you not think?
If you're holding out for Java, RealAudio and modern QT playback, I
suspect you're in for a long wait.
I'd be more than happy with working Javascript, CSS,
Hello Gaven,
On 04-Jan-01, you wrote:
Does anyone know (David Gerber maybe) if the Vapor team are
working on getting a (fairly minimal even) CSS style sheet
implementation in new versions of Voyager. It (apart from
Javascript) is the main missing requirement left to make V3's
rendering
Hello Gaven
On 04-Jan-01, you wrote:
should look. Open the page in V3. Can you see the differences? (Fonts /
table / background colour / rollovers). This is because its all done
using the stylesheet.
Stylesheets are a way off, but if you're so annoyed that it doesn't
render in V, why not
Stylesheets are a way off, but if you're so annoyed that it doesn't
render in V, why not specify the colours using FONT tags etc. - there
is a perfectly legitimate use for it in the sense that a LOT of people
are still running Netscape 3 (well, Leicester University was until
last week :)
I
Hi,
Does anyone know (David Gerber maybe) if the Vapor team are working on
getting a (fairly minimal even) CSS style sheet implementation in new
versions of Voyager.
I've asked David Gerber privately some time ago and he told me CSS will be
addressed in the near future.
I write commercial
In a message of 04-Jan-01 Ingo Heinicke wrote:
at least CSS1 can be expected from a browser today.
As far as I know it is also 4 years since CSS1 was released.
I don't doubt that this is a very difficult market, because we are so
few, and I am also sure Olli Co. is doing a lot of work,
On Thu, 4 Jan 2001 16:50:58 - , Gaven Eogan wrote:
Does anyone know (David Gerber maybe) if the Vapor team are working on
getting a (fairly minimal even) CSS style sheet implementation in new
versions of Voyager.
Yes.
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David Gerber
VaporWare programmer
http://www.vapor.com/
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