It seems audio should be regulated by the attribute 'sound-volume' valued as
a portion of the system sound volume level. Too bad CSS does not define it
(unverified; I cannot look it up because whatwg.org is not responding:(145)
Connection timed out).
Cheers
Chris
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The primary purpose of the display attribute is to regulate layout. That an
element with no display is not visible is only a side effect. As long as
there is no public standard for sound layout (the composers' and arrangers'
know-how has not permeated to the Web yet and the acronym AUI is not
I have not got the original Mr. Cox's suggestion so I can reply only
indirectly.
1. CSS does not have elements, it defines attributes.
2. active: none is language abuse, it should be playback: none or
active: disabled.
Chris
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And the user probably will not visit the page ever again, just as a page
with bgsound. But that is up to the designer developer of course.
Sorry for wasting your time, I just could not resist.
Chris
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Hello again!
I was putting together a page of exercices for my students. It's in
Swedish and mirrored at http://gunther.ne.keryx.se/datagrund-ovningar/
This page must work when delivered from the file system so I can't use
my beloved PHP. However, I missed one feature like crazy. Consider
You need the ability to list tables for integration with tools such as
Firebug. Apple is adding table introspection to Safari's equivalent of
Firebug. How should Firebug or some other third-party tool achieve it?
Regards,
Leons Petrazickis
http://lpetr.org/blog/
On 10/20/07, Křištof
On 10/19/07, Brady Eidson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, we plan to disallow access to the
sqlite_master table because there's no reason the client *should* be
able to access such an implementation specific field that has nothing
to do with client side database storage
Not really my
