Good Job Stephen!
Re your image replacement for the title - exactly which flavour are you
using? I don't think I've seen one which uses an empty span. My personal
preference is styling the h1 with the background image and relevant sizes
and then nesting a span inside that h1. That nested span
I agree with you, Ross. CSS is so much cleaner and easier. I made the
jump from tables to CSS (with the help of TopStyle Pro) and I haven't
looked back.
Kudos to Stephen for doing it right.
Will
Professional Graphics Artist
Certified Web Designer (BCIP)
Stewart and Company
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Using display: none defeats the purpose if accessibility is your concern.
That's the Fahrner technique see: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fir/
They see the same thing you report when css is on and images off. You need
to position it off page with a negative (or really high) margin. Might
Cheryl
I'm not a big fan of image replacement anyway but since we can do so much
with web design/development these days (Microsoft browsers permitting of
course) but also have so many different aspects to consider 9 times in 10 I
move more towards keeping things accessible and don't bother with
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Good Job Stephen!
Thanks Ross! Means a lot coming from the Master of the Universe and all :)
Re your image replacement for the title - exactly which flavour are
you using? I don't think I've seen one which uses an empty span. My
personal preference is styling the h1 with
FWIW, I don't use the image replacement techniques either since plain text
alt tags especially when combined with structural mark-up so the alt gets
the proper heading mark-up without images is best in most circumstances.
Nice to have options though if needed due to special circumstances.
As
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Caudill
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 12:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] SCR: lf.mechavox.com
Was wondering if I could get a few folks to mosey by:
http://lf.mechavox.com/
And let me know if they encounter any display quirks.
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Looks good and all, validates as transitional, but line 33 is:
div id=cartWrapper align=center
align=center?
Oh lord. No telling, really. I guess old habits die hard. I've fixed
that
Say Drew, you're on *nix right? Is that what you tested on? Using
Konqueror?
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Caudill
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 1:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [wdvltalk] SCR: lf.mechavox.com
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Looks good and all, validates as transitional, but line 33 is:
div id=cartWrapper align=center
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
I am on mandrake at home, at work it's an agency custom image of xp. That
may sound innocent but it should make you shudder to the roots of your soul.
If you can wait about 2 hours I'll let you know how it looks on Konqueror.
Sure! It's not really a biggie, but I am
Should look about the same as the report I gave you on Safari. It is based
on Konqueror.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://wiserways.com
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Caudill
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Looks good and all, validates
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From: Stephen Caudill
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 1:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [wdvltalk] SCR: lf.mechavox.com
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
LOL @ agency custom image of xp... My last work place had custom versions
of IE 5.5 that were installed as part
Drew:
Oh since I haven't figured out (or even found) the new web based interface
for the list, I'll have to shoot the reply to the gmail box if that's ok?
http://intm-dl.sparklist.com/read/?forum=wdvltalk
Thanks,
Linda
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Trusz, Andrew wrote:
No you can't imagine that! Nobody is that depraved. This is a sustained,
decades long, group effort rooted in ever compounding bad decisions.
Oh, sure I can! I've developed along side too many MicroSoftHeads to
not be able to imagine it. Glad you're not having to suffer
Linda Cole wrote:
Drew:
Oh since I haven't figured out (or even found) the new web based
interface
for the list, I'll have to shoot the reply to the gmail box if that's ok?
http://intm-dl.sparklist.com/read/?forum=wdvltalk
Oooh! I like the new interface :) And you can get an RSS feed too??
Oh good you were listening!
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From: Linda Cole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 2:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [wdvltalk] SCR: lf.mechavox.com
Drew:
Oh since I haven't figured out (or even found) the new web based
interface for
At 02:15 PM 12/8/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Oh good you were listening!
heh heh. Only with half an ear. It's lucky I saw it. If you guys need
anything at all (pertaining to the list g), please don't hesitate to
contact me directly.
Thanks,
Linda
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From: Linda Cole
http://intm-dl.sparklist.com/read/?forum=wdvltalk
Oooh! I like the new interface :) And you can get an RSS feed too??
Well, it's not well formed, but I can still pull it up in FeedDemon :)
Snifty! Any way we could we get a link put on WDVL to this?
I believe it's in the works to have it
Does anyone know the difference between Code in pages and Code behind
pages?? This would be in reference to an ASP.Net programming job.
Thank you
Robert
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Well, one significant problem in Konquerer 3.1.4. The navigation list loads but
then becomes obscured. The links change from words to a symbol which looks like
stacked equilaeral triangles turned on edge. Other than that, the page looks
fine.
And you're right, Stephen, the web interface is
Hoenig, Robert wrote:
Does anyone know the difference between Code in pages and Code behind
pages?? This would be in reference to an ASP.Net programming job.
Google:
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/100500-1.shtml
And I believe it's referred to as Code-Behind by most and Evil by
me. If
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
Well, one significant problem in Konquerer 3.1.4. The navigation list loads but then becomes obscured. The links change from words to a symbol which looks like stacked equilaeral triangles turned on edge. Other than that, the page looks fine.
And you're right, Stephen, the
I'm trying to change the IE shortcut icon and using
LINK REL=shortcut icon href=/icons/ims.ico
Also tried
LINK REL=icon href=/icons/ims.ico
That doesn't seem to be working. I've cleared the cache and still nothing.
Thank you
Robert
Robert,
Here's what I use
link rel = shortcut icon href = /favicon.ico
Have you double-checked that your href is pointing to the right place?
Also have you created the icon using specific icon builder software like
Icon Forge? You're likely to run into problems otherwise.
John.
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Code in the page is like classic asp. While code behind is in a separate
page and linked to the page via an asp @page declaration:
%@ Page Language=vb Codebehind=week21a.aspx.vb
Inherits=testdeploy2.WebForm2%
In theory it makes code reuse easier. Difficult to work with unless you are
using an
Should be:
link rel=shortcut icon href=favicon.ico
I'd check your file path. I also seem to recall that for some you need to
have it in the root of your website or have an absolute path to the image.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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