Gunlaug Srtun wrote:
I know there are browsers that doesn't make use of these, but how many
shortcomings in browsers should we cover up for - if we want them to
catch up?
Among those browsers the largest percentage is taken up by IE, which is
unlikely to change before Longhorn comes out (and even
If your host has set up Apache correctly, naming the file anything.php
should enable you to view it in your browser.
Do you have Apache installed on your development machine?
Does the file work there?
Have you got the same Apache version as your host?
Have you got the same version of PHP as
BTW surely you are not suggesting that Coldfusion is a serious competitor for PHP5? - not one for this list though? :-) a serious competitor? haha php wont catch up to coldfusions user base for a long time and that probably wont happen at all unless php takes on an underlying structure from
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Users relying on screenreaders really don't have the same choice of
simply downloading a better browser, as the assistive technology
would not support it...
Valid point, although it looks more and more like there's a lack of
knowledge about what's available, than a lack
Hi Web Standards Advocate.
I would appreciate if you would review my web site,
giving me some advices, critiques or comments to improve.
Please see here: http://www.webnauts.net/
Notice: I am aware there is a minor problem with
the "Jump to Navigation" link in Opera, which I am going to
G'day
I don't like hacks, especially when they add hieroglyphics and other
nonsense to clean css. Still, especially when it comes to the box
model difference between IE5 (Windows) and others, it's sometimes
necessary..
Can using the lack of case sensitivity in older browsers be a viable
G'day
the page is at http://www.grandchesterdesigns.com.au/Buffets.htm -
I'd be REALLY grateful if i could get this page looking proper by
the weekend, so if anyone could help me, I'd be most grateful.
Add the following to #menucontainer:
clear:left;
float:left;
Remove the following from
I'm away from all my reference materials, and have
net access only 30 minutes a day, so I hope you'll forgive me asking a simple
questoin - I've tried everything I can think of and havent been able to fix my
problem.
the page is at http://www.grandchesterdesigns.com.au/Buffets.htm
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Hi.
I did some fixes, after you comments.
http://www.meucarronoov.com.br
Please, i would appreciate more suggestions.
Thank tou.
Genau Jr
Webdesigner
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The Correct URL is
www.meucarronovo.com.br
sorry, was a typing mistake.
Genau Junior wrote:
Hi.
I did some fixes, after you comments.
http://www.meucarronoov.com.br
Please, i would appreciate more suggestions.
Thank tou.
Genau Jr
Webdesigner
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 11:04:34 +0100, John Britsios [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I would appreciate if you would review my web site, giving me some
advices, critiques or comments to improve.
Please see here: http://www.webnauts.net/
...
It seems peculiar to me, at least, that a --
Dear David,
Thanks for you kind critique/comment. Though I do not understand your point.
So far I am informed, accessible and usable web sites should have fonts with
a minimum
size equal to12px, and that they should be resizeable.
I am using 0.8em, which is resizeable, and that is equal, for
John Britsios wrote:
Please see here: http://www.webnauts.net/
Had a look around with Opera7.54, FF1.0 and IE6.
The page looks fine when I don't stress anything. I like the font a bit
larger though, and your pages are a bit weak when I step it up.
It simply looks a bit strange when I use larger
Hi,
Is there a CSS equivalent for the age-old image properties
'align=left' and 'align=right'. When these are used any text that is
next to the image is automatically lined up with the top of the image.
Using 'float: left' keeps the text level with the bottom of the image.
Example:
Source:
pimg
Chris Taylor wrote:
Is there a CSS equivalent for the age-old image properties
'align=left' and 'align=right'. When these are used any text that
is next to the image is automatically lined up with the top of the
image.
The way we usually do it looks more like this:
style
img{
float: left;
}
Excellent, many thanks.
Chris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gunlaug Sørtun
Sent: 25 January 2005 14:28
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Image alignment and text
Chris Taylor wrote:
Is there a CSS equivalent for the
Dear Ben,
I think that blogs perform much of the role you envision as going missing. They are or can be free, easy to set up and use, fine for a wide range of uses (with a little fiddling), etc. Blogger's templates are xhtml 1.0 strict, though some of the extensions mess that up (I know because I
This is my first attempt at using Containers: http://www.rpehlm.me.uk/rpehlm/home_con.php
Take a look if you like and/or can stand it :-)
I used to use framesets quite a lot. Is it considered good practice to use containers with framesets or is some other vogue in fashion at the moment? If so
In my office we are currently using a browser snapshot service to take a
look at what a web site in a variety of older browsers and computer
configurations. It is very convenient because in about 5 minutes I can
get a good feel for what a web site looks like in just about every
configuration
russ - maxdesign wrote:
There is no right or wrong. There are the two basic arguments.
After doing *allot* of reading last night, both here, on other lists,
and in other forums such as Accessify Forum (01), I see that there are
indeed valid arguments to support both approaches. I thought this
Michael Wilson wrote:
After doing *allot* of reading last night, both here, on other lists,
and in other forums such as Accessify Forum (01), I see that there are
indeed valid arguments to support both approaches.
Sorry about that... I left off the link for those who might be interested.
Justin Thorp mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Tuesday, January 25, 2005 7:56 AM said:
In my office we are currently using a browser snapshot service to
take a look at what a web site in a variety of older browsers and
computer configurations. It is very convenient because in about 5
minutes I
I use Browsercam, it works really good
http://browsercam.com/
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 08:53:30 -0800, Chris W. Parker
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Justin Thorp mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Tuesday, January 25, 2005 7:56 AM said:
In my office we are currently using a browser snapshot service to
Look for the line:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
make it:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .php
I know that the PHP documentation tell you to use AddType, but the
correct to use should be AddHandler.
Yes, I know, AddType works, but AddType is used to inform the user
agent how to
Hello all,
Here's my page:
http://66.155.251.20/picotte.com/property/
Can anyone see what might be causing IE 5.2.3 Mac (OS X 10.3.x) to
choke? 2 separate installs here will not load this page, but other
pages are fine...
Thanks a bunch.
-
Tom Livingston
Senior Multimedia Artist
hi group. was just on the web and was looking into x-standard, i'm
currently using dreamweaver mx 2004. anyone have any feedback on x-standard
and how it compares to dreamweaver? or possibly another web standard editor
that ensures standards?
One method is here
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listutorial/08.htm
I searched the archives and could not find an answer to my question...
Is it possible to generate right-aligned lists with CSS and have the bullet on
the right instead of the left?
TIA!
devendra
Tom Livingston wrote:
Hello all,
Here's my page:
http://66.155.251.20/picotte.com/property/
Can anyone see what might be causing IE 5.2.3 Mac (OS X 10.3.x) to
choke? 2 separate installs here will not load this page, but other
pages are fine...
Tom
haven't got time to test the page, but I've had
Attempting to merge several different rules to get the desired effect has
created a train wreck on the page.
Everything was fine yesterday, before I attempted to add in the navigation
menu. I adapted an existing code and placed it into a column ... but it is
an expanding list and the overflow:
I searched the archives and could not find an answer to my question...
Is it possible to generate right-aligned lists with CSS and have the bullet on
the right instead of the left?
TIA!
¤ devendra ¤
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Hey All...
Is the 'name' attribute depreciated in XHTML1.0 strict? If so how do i
get around the fact the PHP only processes raw post data if its passed
using the name atribute. Does anyone know how to get PHP to play ball?
Or is this just something I've got to deal with...?
Replies off list
I searched the archives and could not find an answer to my question...
Is it possible to generate right-aligned lists with CSS and have the
bullet on the right instead of the left?
Not really.
You can easily simulate this effect using Generated Content
and maybe CSS21 counters for ordered lists.
This post is on-topic.
The name attribute is deprecated on all elements except form controls.
So you can continue to use input name=foo type=text /, but you
can't do div name=bar.
Terrence Wood.
Darren Wood wrote:
Hey All...
Is the 'name' attribute depreciated in XHTML1.0 strict? If so how do i
Darren Wood wrote:
Is the 'name' attribute depreciated in XHTML1.0 strict? If so how do i
get around the fact the PHP only processes raw post data if its passed
using the name atribute. Does anyone know how to get PHP to play ball?
For form controls (but not the FORM itself) name is still a
Can we add sound without using a plug-in and still being compatible with
the different browsers?
Thanks in advance
Berry
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Ryan Moore wrote:
hi group. was just on the web and was looking into x-standard, i'm
currently using dreamweaver mx 2004. anyone have any feedback on x-standard
and how it compares to dreamweaver?
Apples and oranges: DW is a standalone application that you run on your
machine, while x-standard
Thanks Russ - purfect!
devendra
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of russ - maxdesign
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 3:41 PM
To: Web Standards Group
Subject: Re: [WSG] Right aligned lists...
One method is here
Hi Robin,
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From: Robin Lauryssen-Mitchell
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 3:01 PM
Subject: [WSG] Containers and frames
This is my first attempt at using Containers:
http://www.rpehlm.me.uk/rpehlm/home_con.php
Take a look if you like
Im guessing it must have been one of the aussie bookcrossers so thanks
to whoever winged me yesterday :-)
Here are some sydney stats while I have access to them:
I think its interesting that the average age of the top 50 sydney
bookcrossers is 34.7, and for the top 50 Aussies its 37.8
Sorted
berry wrote:
Can we add sound without using a plug-in and still being compatible with
the different browsers?
In a word, no.
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[latin : re-, re- + dux, leader; see
sorry, obviously posted to the wrong list!
Neerav Bhatt
http://www.bhatt.id.au
Web Development IT consultancy
http://www.bhatt.id.au/blog/ - Ramblings Thoughts
http://www.bhatt.id.au/photos/
http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf/neerav
Neerav wrote:
Im guessing it must have been one of the
On 25 Jan 2005, at 6:55 pm, Kornel Lesinski wrote:
How would I tell a stylesheet to not put a line break at the end of an
Hx tag?
e.g.
h3My heading/h3 and some more text.
I want the words and some more text. to appear on the same line.
How would I do this?
display: run-in; does exactly what you're
What about frames? Use ID too?
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Hi Dennis
http://dma.shorturl.com/test/coffee.html
...
Attempting to merge several different rules to get the desired effect has
created a train wreck on the page.
I think it's had a severe hack-attack. As in, the style sheet
looks like a hotch-potch of hacks. I'd go back to basics.
As far as
On 25 Jan 2005, at 6:59 pm, Bert Doorn wrote:
Can using the lack of case sensitivity in older browsers be a viable
alternative to more complex hacks? Has anyone tried this, and are
there any drawbacks with specific newer browsers (and perhaps Mac
browsers - is IE5 Mac case sensitive)?
Here's
Hi could a few people have a quick look at my newly constructed New
Zealand photo gallery to make sure there aren't any obvious display errors?
I've already checked it with the W3C validators, Firefox 1.0, IE6 SP1,
IE 5.5 and Opera 7.52
FYI It's a heavily hacked version of
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