Dwain, Matt
Sorry forgot to mention I also getfilesize in php for reasons Dwain
mentioned and I have created simple functions like the one he
mentions, with a pool of file icons to display with. Sorry for not
mentioning these.
Joe
On Feb 17 2008, at 00:27, Matt Fellows wrote:
As Joe
Matt Fellows wrote:
There is a nice article [1] that can show you how to automatically
style links with little icons depending on the extension of the file
it points to if you are interested.
Cheers,
Matt
[1] - http://www.askthecssguy.com/2006/12/showing_hyperlink_cues_with_cs_1.html
Hi
that's because IE6 doesn't support attribute selectors. but you can
use classes instead.
Max.
2008/2/17, Designer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Matt Fellows wrote:
There is a nice article [1] that can show you how to automatically
style links with little icons depending on the extension of the file
Yes, IE doesn't handle attribute selectors.
However, I'd still be tempted to use it. The only thing that happens is that
IE6 doesn't display the icons. Graceful degradation. Users with newer
browsers will get a better experience, but it'll still work with the older
browsers.
- Original
On Sun, February 17, 2008 10:02 pm, Thomas Thomassen wrote:
Yes, IE doesn't handle attribute selectors.
There are always javascript workarounds for attribute selectors in
IE.
However, I'd still be tempted to use it. The only
thing that happens is
that
IE6 doesn't display the
icons.
True. Dean Edwards got a very good library to aid IE:
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
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Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 12:49 PM
Subject: Re: [WSG] Best Practice to Offer Different Formats of Documents
Thank you to both you and Joe! Good info!!!
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On 2/16/08, Joe Ortenzi
While I agree people should check issues elsewhere beforehand as they
should before using any list, tech forum etc for help.
However list guidelines do state
The mail list covers any topic associated with web standards including
Implementing Web Standards - eg: technologies such as HTML,
Gday all,
This morning I was creatively thinking different things and playing
around (as you do).
I was wondering what would happen if I did a mass reset using the
asterisk to make everything inline to begin with?
So in the header of my document, I included
style type=text/css
* {
On Feb 18, 2008 10:00 AM, Katrina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is that supposed to happen? And if so, why? I am honestly stumped on
this one.
All the information in the HEAD is still part of the document but is
automatically styled as { display: none; } IIRC. When you set all
elements to {
dwain wrote:
ie does not recognize the *.
dwain
IE 7 does, and it doesn't answer the question in relation to the other
browsers. What is going on?
Kat
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ie does not recognize the *.
dwain
On 2/17/08, Katrina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gday all,
This morning I was creatively thinking different things and playing
around (as you do).
I was wondering what would happen if I did a mass reset using the
asterisk to make everything inline to begin
Katrina wrote:
I was wondering what would happen if I did a mass reset using the
asterisk to make everything inline to begin with?
So in the header of my document, I included
style type=text/css
* {
display: inline;
}
/style
Now I know that external style sheets are much smarter, I
On Feb 17, 2008 6:00 PM, Katrina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So in the header of my document, I included
style type=text/css
* {
display: inline;
}
/style
OK, I just tried it and got the exact same effects. So, I tried
combinations and body * works (and I see Patrick just posted the
Katrina wrote:
dwain wrote:
ie does not recognize the *.
dwain
IE 7 does,
As do 5 and 6 (before those, don't know and don't care). After all, if
IE didn't recognize the asterisk, how would the beloved Star Hack work?
***
IE 7 does,
As do 5 and 6 (before those, don't know and don't care). After all, if
I have to care about what IE5 and 6 do ... I see from server logs lots of
people out there are still using them!
(especially IE6 ... still very common ... and there are still quite a few
IE5 Mac users
Michael MD wrote:
IE 7 does,
As do 5 and 6 (before those, don't know and don't care). After all, if
I have to care about what IE5 and 6 do ... I see from server logs lots
of people out there are still using them!
(especially IE6 ... still very common ... and there are still quite a
few
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