Re: [WSG] Site Critique - developer checklist

The voices are telling me that Russ Weakley - Maxdesign said on 5/29/2004 4:28 PM: Rev Bob, I'd be very careful about Bobby. This has been discussed on-list a few times, but here is a recap: [snip] Many thanks. I should have suspected that. It's not like nobody's ever heard of that subject

[WSG] draft site check

Hello, Just wondering if anyone wants to check this site: http://nswrecon.com/test2/ I was instructed to keep it close to the original: http://nswrecon.com/ It's still a draft and only the About link works. Haven't put access keys in yet, and I don't think the text is dark enough. thanks.

Re: [WSG] draft site check

Hi Cameron, Always a good idea to turn of CSS and look at your page, or look at your page in Lynx viewer (http://www.delorie.com/web/lynxview). These two method will quickly give you feedback on whether the page has meaning without css. If you look at the page, does each block of content have the

Re: [WSG] draft site check

Thanks Russ, The reason I did that was because I wanted to have the same formatting for headings that would appear more than once (on the homepage there is 'Welcome...' and 'News...' . Is it okay to have h1 more than once on the same page, or should I give h1, h2 and h3 the same style info?

Re: [WSG] draft site check

This will possibly answer your question about using more than H1 on a page: http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg%40webstandardsgroup.org/msg02718.html As always, opinions on structural markup come down to personal opinion :) Russ Thanks Russ, The reason I did that was because I wanted to have

Re: [WSG] draft site check

Hello Cameron, You could always use classes with your headings. So if there is one heading that appears more than once you could use, h1 class=heading1/h1 or something like that. Regards, Nan Zhong Cameron Muir wrote: Thanks Russ, The reason I did that was because I wanted to have the same

[WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

What I would like to do is, limit the browsers that see the fully styled version of my site to the ones I know work correctly others will get the un-styled version. I am aware I can do this in JavaScript, is there a way to do so in CSS? Logically I want to say: If (ie4,5,5.5,6+, NN6, 7+ ,

RE: [WSG] check list for development

I would suggest some business orientated checks as well (most likely off-topic though) - Are you meeting user goals? - Is your content web orientated? There would be a lot more in there I would think, but I think it should be included for any check list of a development plan. Tim Hill Computer

Re: [WSG] draft site check

Okay, I've put headings in now. I gave h1 and h2 the same styling. I was going to use your suggestion Nan of using classes (for the news items because I want them different to the h3 I'm going to use elsewhere in site) but I didn't need to because I'd already given the a in newsBox div the

[WSG] Selector naming conventions

Is there a naming convention for CSS Selectors ? (as in other languages) I mean something like... #position-menu, #position-moreinfo, #position-content etc for selectors that are mainly for 'positioning' .style-menu, .style-content etc for selectors that are mainly for 'styling' Could then

[WSG] Naughty Form!

I've got a 2 column layout with an absolutely positioned navigation div and a content div that has 200px left margin so as to clear the navigation horizontally. A simple test example can be found at: http://www.signified.com.au/naughtyform/index.html The problem is that in IE 6, some form

Re: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

What I would like to do is, limit the browsers that see the fully styled version of my site to the ones I know work correctly others will get the un-styled version. I am aware I can do this in JavaScript, is there a way to do so in CSS? Logically I want to say: If (ie4,5,5.5,6+, NN6, 7+ ,

RE: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

Good question, the only way I know how to accomplish what your proposing is to use the browser detect script. I would like to know the answer to this as well. John What I would like to do is, limit the browsers that see the fully styled version of my site to the ones I know work correctly

Re: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

Thanks Ryan, I was not aware of the @import and that it’s invisible to NN4 Are there any other browsers its invisible to? Anyone? I am including all browsers across all platforms, I intend to create 2 style sheets, one fully styled and one semi then there is Stuff like Lynx and screen readers

Re: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

On 31/05/2004, at 12:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I would like to do is, limit the browsers that see the fully styled version of my site to the ones I know work correctly others will get the un-styled version. I am aware I can do this in JavaScript, is there a way to do so in CSS?

Re: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

I was not aware of the @import and that it’s invisible to NN4 Are there any other browsers its invisible to? Anyone? There are a few different methods for importing style sheets. More info here: http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg%40webstandardsgroup.org/msg00841.html Russ The Australian

RE: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

There is a good table showing which browsers support which CSS 'hacks' here: http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Ryan, I was not aware of the @import and that it's invisible to NN4 Are there any other browsers its invisible to? Anyone? -- Lindsay

RE: [WSG] Correct way to swap style sheets based on Browser?

Are there any other browsers its invisible to? Anyone? Pretty exhaustive list of hacks, both good hacks and bad hacks: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssHack -- Kay Smoljak Senior Developer/QC Leader/Search Optimisation PerthWeb Pty Ltd - http://www.perthweb.com.au/ Ph: 08 9226 1366 -