[WSG] programming skill required - thanks for the response

Thanks for the response folks I've got a few good people to choose from now! No more submissions required! Cheers Peter x-tad-bigger /x-tad-biggerUniversal Head  Design That Works. 7/43 Bridge Rd Stanmore NSW 2048 Australia T (+612) 9517 1466 F (+612) 9565 4747 E [EMAIL PROTECTED] W

Re: [WSG] International meetings

How might we arrange for meetings between members within our city? Is there a way to contact them? Our email addresses aren't listed (yet). Tim * The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See

[WSG] Looking for feedback

hey guys working on putting a design together at the moment, looking for some feedback on the coding and some ways to improve it. it's just about finished. link: http://www.wirenine.com/beta/ thanks, chris

Re: [WSG] Looking for feedback

It's an original design created by a friend of mine. I only have access to Moz/IE/Opera but I'll look into Safari issues. Thanks Andy. - Original Message - From: Andy Budd [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 5:40 PM Subject: Re: [WSG] Looking for

[WSG] [OFF] Awstats

Hi guys, sorry about that off topic. But is there someone here who has installed the Awstats with IIS and can help me in private? I've been working with it for 3 days and I didn't find a solution to my problem. Please mail me in private. Thanks, Gean

[WSG] need another set of eyes

Have a problem that's making me batty and I hope all I need is someone with a fresh perspective. Two pages linked to the same print style sheet - (different screen style sheets but only the colors are different) The printed version is working exactly as we want it to on

Re: [WSG] small css question

Yes, use #IDs to work is the better idea for work fast. By the way, you can too define only the p tag: 1. First in CSS: #largediagram p { text-align:center } 2. After in Html: div id=largediagram pimg src=diagram12.jpg//p pimg src=diagram13.jpg//p pimg src=diagram14.jpg//p /div 3. And you can

RE: [WSG] A couple CSS Questions

omg what a lot of code and hacks... You can make this whit less code, without hacks, and totally valid xhtml very easy in a lot of differents manners. By example with pixel perfect and floats: !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//ES

RE: [WSG] A couple CSS Questions

mmm a format problem in last mail :/ i'll try again.. replace - for and will be ok. omg what a lot of code and hacks... You can make this whit less code, without hacks, and totally valid xhtml very easy in a lot of differents manners. By example with pixel perfect and floats: -!DOCTYPE

Re: [WSG] small css question

Thanks John and Nelson. Hey Paul, I just realized that I was incorrect saying that you can apply text-align: center; directly to the image. If would have to be wrapped in another tag, with that rule applied to the parent. So it looks the answer to my original question is, Yes, to center an

Re: [WSG] small css question

So it looks the answer to my original question is, Yes, to center an image using css, it really is necessary to wrap it in a block level element with text-style:center defined. Huh! No, it isn't. As Nelson suggested, using {display : block; margin : 0 auto;} you're not wrapping the img in

[WSG] XML Includes?

Heyas, Still finding my feet with XHTML / CSS. I noticed that in Mozilla (well through Eric Meyers new book) you can introduce your own tags (ie XML) and basically in many ways can attach CSS to them (much like you would with a simple old DIV) In Internet Explorer this isn't the case? it

Re: [WSG] small css question

Paul Ingraham wrote: So it looks the answer to my original question is, Yes, to center an image using css, it really is necessary to wrap it in a block level element with text-style:center defined. Huh! No, it isn't. As Nelson suggested, using {display : block; margin : 0 auto;} you're

Re: [WSG] small css question

That's a great trick, too.. simplicity all the way. Yep, that was definitely the kind of solution I was hoping for. Re the egg thing, Noa wrote: Stranger in a Strange Land, OBVIOUSLY. *rolls eyes* :-) I didn't figure it would be particularly hard, although I did get a couple of wrong

RE: [WSG] Org Charts

Title: RE: [WSG] Org Charts I bodgied up the html org chart at http://www.epa.nsw.gov.au/corporate/textorgchart.htm to replace a largish gif. It's tabled, but might help you visualise a CSS positioned list version. D Williams -Original Message- From: Peters Micheal A Contr

Re: [WSG] XML Includes?

Hi Scott, I can't explain what might be causing IE to choke (IE's internals are deep black magic to me :), but just so you know, there's not much point in including that doctype if you want to introduce non-standard tags. DTDs exist to define a set of allowed tags (and allowed attributes for