The point is only valid within their (Adobe's) current mode of thinking - that
Style Sheets are created on the fly as designers muck about trying things
within the visual editor, saving as they go. It may be done, but surely the
only way to design is to produce your designs off-line, produce
.mov is QuickTime and Windows users are as likely to download and install that
as Mac users are to install Windows Media Player. And even if you use Windows
Media Player, the issue of codecs remains - not all codecs are available for
the Mac and some do not play at all or play the video with no
I still use slicing to split a single image into JPEG and GIF sections. For
example, in a people with product shot, the people work best as a JPEG whereas
the product works best as a GIF.
I know you're supposed to be able to create a CSS-based slice layout and
Photoshop includes this option,
FWIW, it all looks fine to me on Safari 1.2, IE 5.2.3 and Firefox 0.9.3 under
10.3.6. All my browsers are set to default displays, so there must be something
in your author's system which is causig the glitch.
My guess is her IE font display Prefs have been changed (Preferences -
I've been using the a:hover width fix to get IE/Win to display the hover property when
mousing over the div, rather than just the linked text, in a navbar.
However, this only works properly with fixed width navbars. I can't get it to work
with navbars set at a percentage width.
Check it out at
From the Mac side, there's good news and bad news.
It looks fine in Firefox 0.9.3
(http://www.imagine-hosting.com/images/hwaters_Firefox0.9.3_Mac.jpg) and Safari 1.2
(http://www.imagine-hosting.com/images/hwaters_Safari1.2_Mac.jpg), but IE5.5 makes a
complete hash of it
In Safari on the Mac it looks pretty much the same as it does in IE on the PC. If
you're interested, you can see it at
http://www.imagine-hosting.com/images/IG-3-template.gif
My IE 5.2 on the Mac behaved as you report and I had to force quit.
Thge only suspect I could see in your code was
Does anyone know how http://www.smh.com.au got the lefthand nav bar to descend to the
foot of the page, irrespective of the content? Nothing I try works.
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My understanding is that if all elements are relative/proportional, the layouts should
never break.
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On Tuesday, 28 September 2004 4:14 PM, Focas, Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if people had any opinions on when its
acceptable if at
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Asunto: Re: [WSG] increasing font size
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