Krassy wrote:
San Diego, CA here...2 hours south of Marina Del Rey.
Blimey, you must drive fast. I spent 2 days driving between San Diego
and LA. Sure I did stop off on the way, but even so, 2 hours!
Andy Budd
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Maybe I'm missing the joke but yahoo maps shows SD to LA at around 125 miles. Push
your ride to 70 mph and it's two hours max, excepting traffic.
Sorry if I missed the joke. :-)
Rick Faaberg
Krassy wrote:
San Diego, CA here...2 hours south of Marina Del Rey.
Blimey, you must drive
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Maybe I'm missing the joke but yahoo maps shows SD to LA at around 125
miles. Push your ride to 70 mph and it's two hours max, excepting
traffic.
Sorry if I missed the joke. :-)
No Joke. I just honestly thought SD was further away that that. I guess
I was probably
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On 2004-07-19, at 07.41, Barry Beattie wrote:
hi all
is there an RTF editor that can run on a mac? if not in safari, then
mozilla for OSX?
the flash one kicking around is a bit feature thin
thanx
I use Wordpress too on my personal Blog. After doing a lot of testing, I
settled on it for it's ease of use and standards compliance. The only thing
tricky I have found is that you have to be careful when you cut paste text
into a blog entry. If there are any special characters, it will throw
Thanks, Anton.
Turned out that the thing that made the difference was giving the lis a width. The
problem is that, since I'm using text, the lis don't have a set pixel width. Since
all of my text is expressed in ems, I'm working on going back and defining margins and
widths for those lis in
I have coded my own blog.
www.neester.com
took me about 4 days to et working.
now its working great!
I have added bbcode to make it simple for me to format.
simply a [b] or [i]... URLs are auto converted etc...
its perfect for me.
i really HATE using pre-written code.
I feel like such a
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 09:52:55 -0700, Tricia Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about a more central USA location like Chicago, IL?
I suspect we'll end up having a whole bunch of regional meetings if
this is going to happen at all. I'm in the Bay Area, California and
Sacramento is *just*
I have coded my own blog.
www.neester.com
That's nice. But for those of us who don't have time, don't wish to
reinvent the wheel, are not necessarily interested in learning that much
programming, and wish to support a standards-based open source community
effort, packages such as Wordpress are
Being from Boston, I can see attending a New England regional meeting
every few months. I noticed people from Massachusetts, VT, CT, and Maine
on the list, I cannot see flying to Chicago on a regular basis.
Nancy
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Hi all,
Does anyone happen to know exactly when a graphic is loaded from a CSS description?
E.G. Assuming different files for: XHTML and CSS.
XHTML:
Page1.html only uses #bannerpage1
Page2.html only uses #bannerpage2
When Page1 is first loaded it loads the global CSS which contains:
I cannot provide any proof of this.
but I believe it would only load it when its displayed.
the CSS wont parse and execture BANNERPAGE2, unless its caled from
Page2.HTML
I always thought of CSS as a list of SUBROUTINES, and the HTML is the
Class calling the subroutines...
if there is no need to
If there were a california meeting, my vote goes for L.A.
Sacramento, is well, Sacramento. Not exactly my idea of a place to visit and spend an
extra day. San Francisco is great, but expensive. L.A. is more central, has plenty of
room, and can be affordable. Of course, if my job covered the
I'm in Idaho and San Francisco would get my vote for a California
meeting location.
On Jul 19, 2004, at 9:34 AM, Ted Drake wrote:
If there were a california meeting, my vote goes for L.A.
Sacramento, is well, Sacramento. Not exactly my idea of a place to
visit and spend an extra day. San
Title: RE: [WSG] A California meeting? was Brisbane July Meeting - Report
Now that's not very nice. Sacramento has lots to offer and is close to Folsom Lake, Lake Tahoe, lots of national forests and state parks, has the best farmer's markets in the state, doesn't have the traffic and
Mike,
I believe you're mixing your metaphors here. CSS are descriptions, as
you say. Therefor, CSS contains no images. It merely identifies the
images which will be utilized in particular situations and references
their location so the browser can go and find the particular image
being called.
On 20/07/2004, at 2:03 AM, Chris Stratford wrote:
I cannot provide any proof of this.
but I believe it would only load it when its displayed.
the CSS wont parse and execture BANNERPAGE2, unless its caled from
Page2.HTML
I too believe this is the way it's *intended* to work, although there
are
Surely you can just test by pointing a CSS file at some kind of simple
server that echos to the console whenever it gets a request. If you ran it
on your local machine it should be reasonably accurate. I've got a little
java HTTP mirror server thing you could use actually.
On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 16:42:18 +0100, Mike Foskett wrote:
Does anyone happen to know exactly when a graphic is loaded from a
CSS description?
Its browser dependent - each one will be different.
I'm told that Safari 1.0 grabbed all the images in the css when the
file was loaded, but this has
Ten quick tests to check your web site for accessibility
http://www.accessify.com/tutorials/ten-quick-tests.asp
Russ
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Sean Corfield wrote:
Question to Peter - is the city/state level membership information
available in aggregate so we can figure out what might work for
regional US meetings?
Well, I wouldn't dare speak for Peter, but the member location list he
indicated previously in this discussion -
Has anyone had a chance to try IBM's aDesigner, and if so, what are your
thoughts?
Tim
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Hi all,
I have been trying to get a link to underline and change colour when
tabbed to. I succeeded in getting the link to change colour when tabbed
over, but try as I might, it won't underline it. I've tried all the
normal methods with text-decoration:underline and different link pseudo
class
Hi Ben,
Please send the list a sample url so that people can see exactly what you
have done and will then be better informed to help you.
Russ
Hi all,
I have been trying to get a link to underline and change colour when
tabbed to. I succeeded in getting the link to change colour when
I believe it only really works in IE.
and only when TABBING forward, not backward (SHIFT+TAB)
You need to set the:
a:active
{
}
atrribute
russ - maxdesign wrote:
Hi Ben,
Please send the list a sample url so that people can see exactly what you
have done and will then be better informed
This method works in IE 6/ netscape 7/ mozilla 1.3 (requires use of
javascript event handlers)
a href=contrast.html style=text-decoration:none;
onfocus=this.style.textDecoration='underline'
onblur=this.style.textDecoration='none'Reduced Contrast Simulation/a |
a href=test.html
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