Hello,
My pages fail the w3c validation test because my img and input tags do
not have the correct parent element (as far as I understand it).
THe nesting is this:
body
div
noscript
img
Or:
body
div
img
Or:
body
div
input
What is wrong exactly?
Thank you for your help.
Chris
On Sat, 14 Jan 2006 09:16 am, Justin Carter wrote:
Hope that helps. Maybe someone else can suggest another idea...
Well, i use m4 macros - each (static) page on the site is generated from an m4
source file, which (via an include) contains a macro to only generate items
in the nav menu which
fieldset
legendWhat's your favourite colour?/legend
input type=radio name=colour id=colour_black value=black /
label for=colour_blackblack/label
input type=radio name=colour id=colour_white value=white /
label for=colour_whitewhite/label
/fieldset
I just made a form
On 13 Jan 2006, at 14:50, Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
This may be a bit off-topic, but I saw a few people mentioning
GIMP. I'm a long time Photoshop user (since version 5.0), and
Photoshop has been one of the excuses for staying a Windows user.
The GIMP is a very capable program with a
On 13 Jan 2006, at 22:33, Paul Novitski wrote:
This is one of those points we'll never all agree on but love to
argue. Personally I think the use of BR to separate address lines
is problematic, is functioning as a presentational element, and
should span voice=British-upper-classMost
kvnmcwebn wrote:
fieldset
legendWhat's your favourite colour?/legend
input type=radio name=colour id=colour_black value=black /
label for=colour_blackblack/label
input type=radio name=colour id=colour_white value=white /
label for=colour_whitewhite/label
/fieldset
I
Hello,
Does anyone have any experience/advice with the ufo(or even satay) methods for
flash embeding and pop-up blocking issues.
I mean do they set some of them off like the standard object embed
method seems to do now? Specifically the ones that require you to
grant permission to load a swf.
Lachlan Hunt wrote:
table
!-- name, gender and DOB rows omitted --
...
tr
thFavourite Colour/th
td
labelinput type=radio name=colour value=black /
black/label
labelinput type=radio name=colour value=white /
white/label
/td
/tr
/table
David Thompson wrote:
div class=vcard
span class=fnAnthony Blair/span
span class=addr
span class=typeWork/span:
span class=street-address10 Downing Street/span
span class=localityLondon/span
span class=postal-codeSW1A 2AA/span
span
Unless I'm missing something, I'm surprised that nobody mentioned what I
thought was the most common way to do this with static content:
assign an id or class to each navigation bar link, and also assign an id
or class to the body element. then, in your css, define rules that match
up the
A bit ago I had a question on pdf image files which was answered by quite a
few, and appreciated.
I'm a bit of a beginner at standards and been making sites for a quite a few
years and online ten. In that time I have made quite a few sites, starting
with tables, and recently moved to CSS and
Bruce,
Can you not place pdfs into Photoshop document and then crop and carry
on from there with properly-sized image, or am I not understanding
something?
Wendy
Bruce wrote:
...] twenty pdf files of small images of various shapes, images vary but are
around 61x72px and each one on a
What do you mean by 'usability'?
Because there is no such thing as user-friendliness, it just depends
on the interface you are used to. If you spent 40 years of your life
using command line, I'm sure you wouldn't find M$ Windows (R) so
intuitive. The same applies if you've been using Photoshop
wendy wrote:
Bruce,
Can you not place pdfs into Photoshop document and then crop and carry
on from there with properly-sized image, or am I not understanding
something?
Wendy
I have separated one to actual size, the images are angled, but the edges
are square out of photoshop.
I don't mean
YUP, I couldn't agree more with you.
Paolo Dodet
At 07:18 AM 1/14/2006, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
assign an id or class to each navigation bar link, and also assign
an id or class to the body element. then, in your css, define rules
that match up the two.
...
ul
lia href=/ id=navhomehome/a/li
lia href=/portfolio/ id=navportfolioportfolio/a/li
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Unless I'm missing something, I'm surprised that nobody mentioned
what I thought was the most common way to do this with static content:
I think it was mentionned by Josh already (2nd post to this thread).
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
I agree to a large extent, but sometimes one has to consider:
1. Using MathML or CML is not an option as they are not supported by most
(actually used) user agents. CML, one can argue, is also not a W3C-standard.
2. For very simple math or chemistry MathML and CML could be considered
On 15 Jan 2006, at 4:11 AM, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
From an accessibility/assistive technology point of view it's worth
noting, though, that many screen readers have different modes for
tables and forms, and the user needs to switch between them. I seem to
remember that it's not
On 15 Jan 2006, at 10:09 AM, Terrence Wood wrote:
My thinking is this: A form is a device to enable user to interact
with the site owner. A table is the representation of data recorded at
discrete intervals (or some other discrete dimension).
Oh, and one more point. I'd use my 2 second
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I think it was mentionned by Josh already (2nd post to this thread).
Doh...serves me right for only skimming over the thread rather than
reading it ;)
--
Patrick H. Lauke
__
re·dux (adj.): brought back;
Hello All!
1) I was just wondering how long before this article gets published?
2) And is this list the proper way to ask this question ,~)
Page in question:
http://webstandardsgroup.org/manage/resource_display.cfm?resource_id=337
Snip
Accessibility tips
We're waaay OT now, but I can't resist just posting this last message
for those thinking about Photoshop-GIMP migration. GIMPshop! is a
re-working of The GIMP's interface to make it more Photoshop-like. I
haven't used it myself, because I recently went (was coerced into
going) the other way (i.e.
BTW I have found this article:
http://jeffcroft.com/blog/archives/2004/10/styling_fieldset_and_legend.
php which talks about an IE underscore hack using:
fieldset{position:relative} legend{position:relative;_top:-0.5em}
Does anyone recommend using this in light of IE7?
Thoughts, suggestions
woops, sorry sent 2 the same, the main page was supposed to be one with no
text.
Hope they weren't too big.
Bruce
- Original Message -
From: Joshua Street [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 7:08 PM
Subject: Re: [WSG] pdf graphics
We're
On 1/15/06, Sarah Peeke (XERT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW I have found this article:
http://jeffcroft.com/blog/archives/2004/10/styling_fieldset_and_legend.
php which talks about an IE underscore hack using:
fieldset{position:relative} legend{position:relative;_top:-0.5em}
Does anyone
This is what happens when uni students are on holidays and have nothing
defined set to do! ;)
Lachlan Hunt, Peter Firminger et al. was talking about the use of br /
for addresses, (and I am not saying they are right or wrong!!!), I just
want to explore an idea I had while reading their
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