aboehmer wrote:
It could contain a pile of subjects, depending on how far you want to take it.
Here just some ideas:
HTML/CSS
Multimedia (Video, Flash, Podcasts, etc)
Basics in Programming (PHP/VB, etc)
Usability
Accessibility
Search Engine Optimisation
Basics in Graphic Design (Photoshop,
SuperSleigh seems to use a very similar method to iepngfix.htc (which
I think Michael indicated he is using?) - we're using iepngfix and it
seems to handle most situations, though both solutions are limited to
what the microsoft AlphaImageLoader filter can do.
But yes, there are some tricky
The linked article at
http://blogs.cozi.com/tech/2008/03/transparent-png.html?cid=106552420
is especially scary - AlphaImageLoader causing browser crashes? Ow.
And those guys had direct contacts inside Microsoft.
I'm not completely sure of the benefit of using png8 over using png32
for all
Jason Grant wrote:
All suggestions are very much appreciated.
You might want to have a look at the MIT Software Engineering for Web
Applications course for ideas:
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-171Fall2003/CourseHome/
There's also a book and video
What kind of students will the course be aimed at?
Arts graduates? Scientists?
Mike
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Hi everyone,
Just a quick note to say that Opera 9.5 has been officially released
(sporting a lovely new black theme too).
www.opera.com
Also, Opera Mini 4.1 has been released: direct your mobiles to
mini.opera.com for the download.
Cheers,
Steve
I disagree - all knowledge that you learn in a course becomes outdated but
you gain skills that allow you to continue to learn. Learning how to write
valid and accessible HTML is a skill that can be taught and the graduate
will then continue to improve and upgrade those skills as newer standards
I agree TW.
A good course teaches you to fish, to borrow from the ancient adage.
therefore html 4/5 is a non-issue.
Therefore any current course would include the complete understanding
of BOTH current and emerging standards and any good student and
practitioner will constantly be
On 12 Jun 2008, at 13:40, Joseph Ortenzi wrote:
A good course teaches you to fish, to borrow from the ancient adage.
therefore html 4/5 is a non-issue.
Therefore any current course would include the complete
understanding of BOTH current and emerging standards and any good
student and
Hello everyone. I am pretty new to Dreamweaver and CSS and Flash. I
have created pieces for a new website and I desperately want to make
the jump to using CSS for all placement...but don't know where to
start. My client is patiently waiting and I am pulling my hair out by
now. A comp of
Hello Sue,
Have a look at css-discuss site:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/
Kate
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- Original Message -
From: Susan Levin
To:
Have you tried to change the image background colour to match the main
background colour in Fireworks? When I want the image backgrounds to be the
same as the main background I click on the image and on the FW icon at the
bottom in the property tool panel of dwcs3 - Fireworks opens and you can use
I'm studying BSc Business Information Technology at London South Bank
University. It has been around for nearly 10 years now. There is an MSc
available too...[1]
At an undergraduate level we study, at length, Systems Analysis, Information
Architecture , Dynamic Programming languages (ASP, PHP)
I need to code a posted in list of terms where an entry could be filed
in, eg:
Posted in: category1, category2
My initial choice was to use an unordered list, but what do I with the
heading posted in? Should I use a definition list rather? Can we
assume that we define where the entry has been
Susan,
Firstly,
If you're making this page in wysiwyg mode, there's not much we can do
to help.
If not,
For your flash backgrounds, add:
param name=wmode value=transparent
and a wmode=transparent to your flash code.
A one column center aligned page is really easy:
html
head
This is one of the thing I can't decide. At time, it seemed nothing
wrong to have an email link (js encrypted, not mailto that shows email
address nakely to Mr. Spam King), but as many people are actually
using webmail, or sometimes access websites via public computer
(internet cafe or
I think the issue is how to approach these subjects at a graduate level.
Graduate studies are meant to be much more in depth and research-oriented
than undergraduate studies, and are often preparatory for PhD studies.
Courses at this level should address more the why of things than the how -
I have used mailto: on the websites I have designed, which usually include a
reference to my email and I haven't really had issues with spam. Spam
filters on Gmail seem to be doing a fine job of filtering out the mail I
don't want to see, so I'm not all that concerned about having my email
address
You could use a table, or simply use a header followed by an unordered list.
Definition lists are for definitions, which this is not.
Jason
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Jens-Uwe Korff
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I need to code a posted in list of terms where an entry could be filed
in,
Hi Jason,
Thanks for the response. My question however isn't about using mailto
draws attention to spam, but the mailto (direct email link) causes
problem for people who use no email client, because when you click on
the link, it wants to open up an email client. Some people find this
Right. Making sure the actual email address is used in the mailto is
important - 'contact us' ones do frustrate me, but there are plugins for
browsers like Firefox that allow such links to be redirected to my webmail
(Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc) rather than Outlook. The address will appear in
the
Hi
The best way is to encrypt the email address and make use of a js. This will
avoid loads of problems specially spamming.
This is simple just follow the instructions here
http://jumk.de/nospam/stopspam.html
Fuji
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 6:22 AM, tee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is one
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