- Original Message -
From: Franni Vincent
If you have a word which is hypenated - in this
case the i-Zone brand name from Polaroid,
is their any way of preventing a linebreak
occuring at the hyphen when it occurs in
blocks of text?
NOBR.../NOBR is no break - to keep any block of
Is there going to be an english version?
:-) ! cool I liked tha question!! :-)
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- Original Message -
From: Franni Vincent
If you have a word which is hypenated - in this
case the i-Zone brand name from Polaroid,
is their any way of preventing a linebreak
occuring at the hyphen when it occurs in
blocks of text?
NOBR.../NOBR is no break - to keep any block of text
Hi Gerrie
The problem is that JPEG is a lossy compression (i.e. you lose quality
when you compress) so the more you try and get the file size smaller the
more quality you're gonna drop. Also JPEG isn't very good at compressing
solid blocks of colour.
Best think to do would be to have the graphic
Have you tried using ASCII encoding for the hyphen? I know that if you use
%20 for a space it won't break.
You could also try using css.
.nobreak {
white-space: nowrap;
}
Not sure about browser support though.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
nobr isn't standards compliant but rather a browser implemented tag. Most
browsers honor it but see
http://www.wdvl.com/Authoring/HTML/Tutorial/positioning_text_notes.html
which gives the following example:
3. NOBR : A browser specific attribute.
W3C The Standard is nowrap which has been
- Original Message -
From: Cheryl D. Wise
nobr isn't standards compliant but rather a browser
implemented tag. Most browsers honor it...
...
3. NOBR : A browser specific attribute.
W3C The Standard is nowrap which has been deprecated
The two are quite different. nobr does not stop
I agree that they are different that's why I put the comment in as a quote.
I don't know of any current browsers that don't honor it. From the one chart
I saw basically all browsers post NN 3 and IE 4 will honor it but the chart
I saw was out of date (on Netscape's Developers site) so I don't
jac,
Just got round to having a quick look. 56 modem, 98se IE5. Sorry
to tell you it is slow. (Just destabilised IE!!) The bg and
main logo arrived fairly quickly, but the rh links are taking an age.
I like the typeface on the white box, but the effect is to give a
blurred feel to
(Just destabilised IE!!) sorry Joseph, that's not good :o(
forgive me but...it's probably W98/IE5's fault - the most unstable OS
I've ever used ;o) only joking! any idea why it would do that to W98's
IE5? anyone else using W98/IE5? can you have a look see if you have
the same result please??
- Original Message -
From: Cheryl D. Wise
I just thought I'd pass along that it doesn't validate
in case anyone was concerned about validation.
Thanks for that Cheryl - having done some Googling, there is a real and
serious problem with browsers like IE splitting lines at unintended
Because that would make sense?
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
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-Original Message-
From: Bj
Hey here's a great idea, since there is nothing else that does the same job
and nobr works
- Original Message -
Sent: January 11, 2004 4:04 PM
Subject: [wdvltalk] re: SCR -
http://www.ingentus.com/clients/lefevre/index.htm
(Just destabilised IE!!) sorry Joseph, that's not good :o(
forgive me but...it's probably W98/IE5's fault - the most unstable OS
I've ever used ;o)
Hi Jac,
The links at the bottom of the page are readable now, however I still can't see the
body of the text, I can shoot over a screen shot if you would like.
dave
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Subject: [wdvltalk] re: SCR -
jac,
(Just destabilised IE!!) sorry Joseph, that's not good
forgive me but...it's probably W98/IE5's fault -
Alas, probably so; particularly with my now struggling base unit!
(500Mhz, 12Gig, 256 old-style RAM. - and much too much running)
would you believe fabolocity is actually the
Are you locked into this design? The mouse trailer and
music-on-button-mouseover are... well, trite and irritating. I can't read
the Swedish, but I don't need to to know that unless I really, *really* need
what this site has to offer I'm not going back. Have they considered a
different approach?
There's virtually nothing I like about the design or logotype of this site
either. Unfortunatly I only do what they want me to do on this site but they
pay well - doesn't happen that often - thank God! I mean just the colors!!!
yick! :-) The extrusion is, according to the customer (I
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