Henrik,
Thank you for your feed back. I am working on those now. =)
The little globe is used to indicate links to external sites. Perhaps
another icon would indicate this better?
What would you suggest for the link colors. I prefer colors that make the
links stand our and not blend into the rest
On 1/10/09 8:26 AM, Alan C Whiteman acwhite...@visualis.us wrote:
In the end, Flash is not only an obnoxious medium in 90% of its usage
...which is not a problem owing to the platform but rather its authors...
(Besides, that's consistent with Sturgeon's Law: 90% of everything is
crap.)
it's
On 1/12/09 2:20 AM, michael.brocking...@bt.com
michael.brocking...@bt.com wrote:
Quote: The fact is that many educators have found that they can use
Flash to teach their students effectively.
I think you (and those teachers that you refer to) are mistaking an
effective lesson, for effective
Hi All,
I was wondering if any of you get a spare minute, could you cast your
professional eyes over a site I just put online. Its only a small online
resume type site. But I'd be interested to see if anyone could find any
issues with it or had any suggestions for items that I may have missed. I
On Tue, 2009-01-13 at 11:42 -0800, Matt Morgan-May wrote:
If evil is all you have to say about Flash, then there's not much that can
be said. It's clearly not worth taking a reasoned approach to convince you
that it has merit as a classroom tool, despite the thousands of teachers and
millions
Nice Site Danny
Seems OK Windows XP/Firefox 3.0.5 but guess you knew that
(Does seem quite a space between sections though)
In IE6 I don't get the icons on your contact details but all works well
beside that
Google Chrome OK
Safari 3.1 /XP OK
Vista Business
IE7 OK
Firefox 2.0 OK
Will
Looks real good!
The list item icons aren't showing up in IE6 - no biggie.
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Adobe could do a better job, the
Hi Danny,
Nice site.
Small usability suggestion: Have your 'back to the top' links on the
right hand side of the page, so that when the page scrolls down you
don't need to move yor mouse too much to reach the link.
Henrik
Henrik Madsen
Generator
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External link icon: I'd lose the globe, also because it's jaggy. You
may find this useful:
http://programmabilities.com/xml/?id=30
Link colour: The site is very blue. Maybe choose one or two
complementary or contrasting colours, for decoration, and use a
derivative for your link
Hi,
I'm using XSLT2 and having a problem with the doc-available function.
I have an href attribute (@href) whose value is 'wiki.xml'
resolve-uri(@href,'file:/c:/clipsworkingdir/rss/temp/') returns
file:/c:/clipsworkingdir/rss/temp/wiki.xml (this file exists and is
valid XML).
Let me see if I am understanding correctly. The Title attribute is not needed
any more. As long as links are in simple language and their is a description of
a photo and/or graphic on the side or top and bottom.
Angus MacKinnon
Infoforce Services
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Faith is the
A question was asked early in this thread about what are the benefits of
using Flash? There's been no answer to that question. I was hoping to learn
some answers because I've been confused about why it's become so widely used
in eLearning. I think I see several factors but I also think
Having worked as both a teacher in higher ed, and in a support role
for teachers in higher ed, I have to agree 100% with Andrew.
Flash is the devil you know. Teachers use it so they don't have to
learn something new. It amazes me how many people still get away with
making flash sites, and burning
Andrew R wrote:
,... and I’m going to make some gross simplification to illustrate my
point.
Apparently.
Flash is prominently a tool for supporting interaction with
certain types of content. It does not enable a whole bunch of other
activities that could (should) be included in supporting
Hi Jens
Actually, using the 'title' attribute in a link does NOT add a little
bit of SEO. Title element ('Page Title') - yes for SEO - but title
attribute - no.
Try it yourself. Put a few words in a title attribute - words which
don't otherwise appear on your page. The once Google has re-indexed
Hello,
The title attribute is especially useful if you need to explain the
content of a page to your visitor and your link text is not so
meaningful. I would advise that you attempt to use meaningful text in
your links. It might be a good idea to change the structure of your
sentence so that
Hi.
Thanks to Mark Harris, he put my files up on his server.
so, will post the url for feedback.
the main problem, i have is the styles.css and the navlinks.css.
so can people take a look, and show me how to fix some of the errors in the
css sheets i have.
and also general feedback, not so much
From: Hassan Schroeder
Have you ever developed -- or even used -- an application built in
Flex, or OpenLaszlo? Perfectly simple to do any of the above, with
the advantage of easy integration with video and other rich content.
[CM]
Yes, I've tried Flex and abandoned the effort. It didn't give
Hi Marvin,
Wow a flash back to web design circa 1997.
Well it does pass XHTML transitional, so plus there.
In terms of css errors well you really shouldn't be placing styling
information in id attributes i.e. id=Borg; width: 400px; margin: 1% auto;
Your positioning breaks (text and images
Thanks Benjamin.
They are using them to facilitate the menu/header/footer ite,s across a
host of applications which sit on a range of differing servers using a rang
of differing technologies. I suggested SSI's but that is not possible due
to server configuration issues. I think I am going to
mary-anne.nay...@medicareaustralia.gov.au wrote:
They are using them to facilitate the menu/header/footer ite,s across a
host of applications which sit on a range of differing servers using a rang
of differing technologies. I suggested SSI's but that is not possible due
to server configuration
Christie Mason wrote:
Yes, I've tried Flex and abandoned the effort.
... Plus, there's the maintenance issue. Simple example I always
use is what if you had to change a corporate logo in every Flash file? To
do that with a dynamic database approach you change the file once and that's
it.
Hi Matt
You said:
I have to challenge that assertion, as the engineer who's principally
responsible for improving the accessibility of Flash. Having followed Flash
accessibility since it was first introduced (in 2002), I can tell you that
it has improved dramatically since that time, to the
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