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additional £110 (AND you can run multiple instances of
Perhaps Chris
But standards people are interested in following standards, not what
others may do. We are meant to be leaders, not followers. I also know
some people who still want tabled layouts running in Mambo. That
doesn't mean their options are either standards compliant nor sensible.
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Chris Knowles wrote:
CK yes, but my point was that a lot of js libraries base drag and drop
CK re-ordering of elements around list elements and not other elements. And
CK I have noticed a lot of form building services use lists to markup forms
CK because they require drag and drop re-ordering of
Hi Rachel,
I'd be very interested in reading your article when it's ready
For better or worse, it's published:
http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=254
Cheers.
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I'm with you there. I also check my sites without styling. Gives an idea if
the document is well structured.
I'll be posting a link to the archive of this thread on the forum I regulary
use. The common guide to people asking to mark up forms has been to use
lists. It'll be interesting too see
Very interesting article. I'm reevaluating my options about lists on forms.
But I'm not sure I feel comfortable with a br between the label and
input. Semantically it looks like it separates them, even though the FOR
attributes connects them.
If the br came after the input then both the
Hi Thomas,
In HTML4 it's a font style element on the line with b and i etc
I guess I've always considered it a font-sizing element more than a styling
thing, though the final result is a visual style. I've always felt it has a
meaning of being less important than the surrounding text. An
On Behalf Of Mike at Green-Beast.com
I don't think the break use has any bearing on the accessibility of the
form's elements so that doesn't seem to have bearing on my decision. No
negatives that I'm aware of.
Semantically speaking, I think the introduction of a break is akin to
adding
a
-- origineel bericht --
Onderwerp: RE: [WSG] Styling forms
Van:Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: 08-02-2008 19:42
On Behalf Of Mike at Green-Beast.com
I don't think the break use has any bearing on the accessibility of the
form's elements so that doesn't seem to
I had a look at your article. Got some questions:
One of your examples:
p
iWhy does this semantic markup stuff have to be so unclear at times/i,
he thought.
/p
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to use:
p
qWhy does this semantic markup stuff have to be so unclear at times/q,
he thought.
/p
Hello Thomas,
But I'm not sure I feel comfortable with
a br between the label and input.
I know developers are mostly split down the middle about this issue that
I've seen. To me, and perhaps this is really silly, but I really like my
sites to look and be just as usable with styles off as
Joe Ortenzi wrote:
Perhaps Chris
But standards people are interested in following standards, not what
others may do. We are meant to be leaders, not followers. I also know
some people who still want tabled layouts running in Mambo. That doesn't
mean their options are either standards
Hello Thomas,
One of your examples:
p
iWhy does this semantic markup stuff have to be so unclear at times/i,
he thought.
/p
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to use:
p
qWhy does this semantic markup stuff have to be so unclear at times/q,
he thought.
/p
...since it's quoting a person's
Hi Thierry,
As a side note, I style these BRs with display:none.
I'm curious, what effect does that have on the styled page?Do you do
something like...
label {
display : block;
}
br {
display : none;
}
Thanks.
Mike
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From: Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL
On Behalf Of Mike at Green-Beast.com
As a side note, I style these BRs with display:none.
I'm curious, what effect does that have on the styled page?Do you do
something like...
label {
display : block;
}
br {
display : none;
}
Hi Mike,
I don't use display:block, most of
I don't use display:block, most of the time I float everything and use
the label to clear.
Depending on the width of the labels I may use text-align:right; to move
the text in the label toward the text box.
I also set the widths in EMs, to avoid the text to wrap if it grows. With
the fieldset
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