90% of Netscape 4 users are usually Government employees forced to use
an outdated browser due to the fear that beaurocrats (I cant spell)
have about upgrading.
Don't blame the end user for the lousy browser their employer sticks
them with. Educate the employers instead.
On Fri, 10 Dec 2004
Sorry fixed it, noticed a display: inline and changed it to display: block.
Aint that the way, been looking at it for an hour or more. Don't quite
understand the science behind that one though. Not having display: inline or
display: block stopped the image from showing at all. Anyway today its
Don't blame the end user for the lousy browser their employer sticks
them with. Educate the employers instead.
Sure, if it works - don't change it.
By supporting NN4 you just keep it alive and give message to bureaucrats
that it is OK browser.
So make it stop working.
I think that employee
From: Kornel Lesinski
So make it stop working.
I think that employee saying Boss! This doesn't work!
is the best
way to educate employers...
Sorry, but that's rubbish. For accessibility (and, heck, good manners even)
the information on your site should be navigable and usable by
Kornel Lesinski wrote:
Why do you let 8-year-old browser to stop you from making good pages?
I agree; it's bad enough we need to cater to IE56. I look forward to
when it's enough for the page to look all right in IE 6 and be
functional, but not necessarily as good nor as function as it would be
I can't solved a space problem in a CSS menu that only affects IE5.0:
XHTML: http://kalimeo.com/menu
CSS: http://kalimeo.com/menu/menu.css
IE5.0 screenshot : http://kalimeo.com/menu/IE5.html
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help...
Antonio
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The
Perhaps it's the line-height in #jour? Looks like it's about 12px
extra there...you might need to add that to #jour a...v
On Dec 10, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Antonio wrote:
I can't solved a space problem in a CSS menu that only affects IE5.0:
XHTML: http://kalimeo.com/menu
CSS:
On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 11:53:12 -, Sam Hutchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Currently looking into all the suggestions offered, so thanks :)
Much oblidged to all list members who offered assistance.
The page has now moved to:
http://www.sammyco.co.uk/acttrwebpre/steady.php
It also now validates
Sam Hutchinson wrote:
...I can take it because I value the opions of users of this list :)
So do your best (/worst) *awkward grimace*
Been beavering away on a new site:
http://www.sammyco.co.uk/acttrwebpre/PRE%20VALIDATION.htm
Stale link. Good thing for redirect page.
-still
G'day
Do the 'Bob-The-Office-Worker', and the 'Mary-The-Surfing-Homemaker' (or
vise-versa ;) ) types really know about this stuff?
Maybe not, but Bob-The-Office-Worker's Directors may have instructed the IT
department to cripple the browsers on all their employees' workstations.
They may also
Just noticed your favicon does not show in any browser on my Mac and PC...could be my problem, but get all other icons on other sites.
Your page disappeared moments ago, so cannot offer more advice. Presume you're working on it.
Will Jensen
Moscow, Russia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Dec 10, 2004,
At 07:02 AM 12/10/04, Tom Livingston wrote:
But I can't help wondering if these things, and others mentioned, are done
by people who *know* about these things. In my mind, that is a small
minority. Most likely only developers. Do the 'Bob-The-Office-Worker', and
the 'Mary-The-Surfing-Homemaker'
Le 10 déc. 04, à 17:06, Pringle, Ron a écrit :
On Dec 10, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Antonio wrote:
I can't solved a space problem in a CSS menu that only
affects IE5.0:
XHTML: http://kalimeo.com/menu
CSS: http://kalimeo.com/menu/menu.css
IE5.0 screenshot :
Well, last night's Sydney WSG end of year meeting was interesting.
We had 11 people turn up, but considering it was absolutely pouring rain,
the city was in total gridlock, we chose a venue that was absolutely packed
AND was largely an out-door space, we did quite well. We sat around under
At 04:16 PM 12/10/04, Chris Stratford wrote:
Just thought I would show off my little standards compliant remake.
http://web.archive.org/web/20031219222155/www.matryoshkasandmore.com.au/index.html
that was the original crappy thing.
I remade it to this:
www.matryoshkasandmore.com.au/
The site works
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004 14:24:10 +1100, tristan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ALA has an article http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/ that
is very good. It uses an alternative method to JS and has a small bit of
JS as backup (for IE i think). This will work on all browsers except IE
+ JS
I was going to write an explanation about trimming posts, but a quick Google
found exactly what I wanted to say - and probably much better than I could
say it:
Trim, trim, trim. When you are replying to a post, please quote only the
relevant parts of the message you are replying to. Be sure to
a href=not_sydney title=rest of the world/aMy message of love
is mostly for the Sydneysiders! Thanks for the overwhelming response
last night people, hopefully there'll be another good reason to
celebrate soon. Just between you, me and the gatepost a big Firefox
news(NSW, Australia) is
Because they are floated objects - their heights are not being recognised by
their parent container, so it does not extend below them. You need to clear
after them so that their container will wrap around them.
More here:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/floatsample.htm
Russ
Please
Currently looking into all the suggestions offered, so thanks :)
Much oblidged to all list members who offered assistance.
The page has now moved to:
http://www.sammyco.co.uk/acttrwebpre/steady.php
It also now validates fully via W3C and is working cross browser.
The **only** glitch I seem to
Thanks David.
Altering my sizing options now, and many thanks for your feedback.
RE You may(?) want to consider an alternative menu for those using a JS
disabled browser...
- what is evryone's opinion?
I do have plain text links at the footer of the page and users will be able
to get around
I deleted the line-height, but nothing changed... :-/
Antonio
Le 10 déc. 04, à 14:15, Vaska.WSG a écrit :
Perhaps it's the line-height in #jour? Looks like it's about 12px
extra there...you might need to add that to #jour a...v
On Dec 10, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Antonio wrote:
I can't solved a space
On Dec 10, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Antonio wrote:
I can't solved a space problem in a CSS menu that only
affects IE5.0:
XHTML: http://kalimeo.com/menu
CSS: http://kalimeo.com/menu/menu.css
IE5.0 screenshot : http://kalimeo.com/menu/IE5.html
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help...
Well, I'm gonna bail out on this thread before it gets ugly.
On a closing note, one might hope that Bob and Mary-The-Office-Worker
start complaining (or complain harder) to their Directors that they
can't do their work properly and/or efficiently with NN4 (or worse) and
that this promps the
Le 10 déc. 04, à 17:06, Pringle, Ron a écrit :
On Dec 10, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Antonio wrote:
I can't solved a space problem in a CSS menu that only
affects IE5.0:
XHTML: http://kalimeo.com/menu
CSS: http://kalimeo.com/menu/menu.css
IE5.0 screenshot : http://kalimeo.com/menu/IE5.html
Any ideas?
Hi Please help me with this site, I can't for the life of me work out why my background doesn't tile down in FF. Seems ok in IE.http://www.stormfront.com.au/test/pp/Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I'd rather use list tag rather than tables for the navigation.
Anyways, making a transition and making it complied with web standards
is a job well done.
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