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Oi, I heard that.
:-p
Hill, Tim wrote:
Yeah who's that Andy Budd guy anyway? *duck*
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individual pages. As such,
the time savings only really start to manifest themselves on medium to
large scale jobs. For small scale jobs, it can actually take longer and
thus be more costly.
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t unfortunately an article like yours is not read by them in the
spirit in which you intended, it is read as a vindication of their
position. "See, Andy Budd agrees with me".
Funny but I've just re-read the comments and I don't get that feeling
at all. The general response seems t
as referring to CSS2
Positioning and not regular CSS.
John Allsopp wrote:
Mike et al.
Sorry but there isn’t a place for
sooner or later it'll cease working.
Go to Andy's article, and try replacing the words "table" and "table
layout" with "font
log and here you are on the list
anyway!
Next time I should just check the roster and leave you to respond to
the "Tables are bad because..." posts!
Nick
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re level headed look at the table vs CSS debate was
required.
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John Allsopp wrote:
Thanks Kay and Hugh
I am currently trying to pen a reasonable reply to Andy Budd's post
this morning
http://www.andybudd.com/archives/2004/05/
an_objective_look_at_table_based_vs_css_based_desig
Slick!
Hill, Tim wrote:
New redesign for digital web, looks cool.
www.digital-web.com
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because i was told me girls dig semantic coding.
You
mean they don't?
Some do. However some like it the old fashioned way.
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Patrick Griffiths wrote:
Doesn't appear to, which is a bit odd.
' is fine though.
Thanks dog
I've always wanted to say that :-)
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This is probably a dumb question, but am I right in assuming that IE
will only correctly display an ' character entity if the XHTML
file has an XML declaration?
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hy this element is
in the specs.
Strictly spoken, is purely presentational and should not replace
an apropriate semantic tag (e.g. a headline), OTOH foo is a lot of code compared to bar. Both
elements are semantically neutral.
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o is one of those places.
As for the nav, when it says 'select an icon', try rolling over an
icon. It won't kill you, and you'll only lose a second or two from
your day.
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I think more of a problem is that your own website –and many in your
portfolio– don't really reflect the qualities that you are trying to
sell to this client. If I was a web savvy procurement officer, your
email would definitely spark my interest. However going to your site I
would see that you
y guys
working on putting a design together at the moment, looking for some
feedback on the coding and some ways to improve it. it's just about
finished.
link: http://www.wirenine.com/beta/
thanks,
chris
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Peter Firminger wrote:
In the members section of the WSG site, you can see how many people
are in
your area at the bottom of the members homepage (
http://webstandardsgroup.org/manage/login_view.cfm ).
Cool, there are two other people from Brighton on this list.
Andy Budd
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ect of international groups, I wonder if anybody has thought
about integrating the WSG with http://webstandards.meetup.com/ ?
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For a 2 day conference, the registration costs seem pretty reasonable.
And I assume, like the UK, if you're running your own business, the
costs would be tax deductible.
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Just wanted to say how cool the Web Essentials 04 conference looks.
http://we04.com/
It's defiantly something I'd love to attend. Shame it's on the other
side of the world. I assume all the aussie developers on the list are
planning to be there.
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2002/10/22/
steal_these_buttons.html
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e shades of red
suggested by
other posters, though,
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Considering the site is about surgery, I'd steer clear of red
altogether!
Really bad choice there, unless you are deliberately trying to unnerve
people and put them off. How about a soothing blue or a clinical green?
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t to worry about IE5 Mac these days, but out of habit, design
for 720 as it's nicely divisible by 3 (for 3-col layouts), and then add
10px padding on each side.
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How about doing a Zen Garden type thing and allow people to skin the
WSG site.
Just a thought.
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end product. Sell the product, and benefits, not the tools.
Neerav wrote:
When preparing a proposal for a potential client or trying to convince
your management, what are the tried and true methods used by WSG
members to convince them that coding to web standards is a plus for
their organ
now of anything like this?
Basically what I want is a PHP shopping cart version of MT.
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(p.s. I've posted this to css-discuss as well, so sorry for the cross
post)
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On 25 Feb 2004, at 09:12, JW wrote:
Hi all
I have copied a page from my website and make the DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict
just to see the diff btwn transitional and strict. You can see it here
http://www.sodesires.com/about/strict.html
Well the xhtml validation shows error but even after reading
Don't call anything banner. I've done this on several sites only to
find some ad blocking software simply filters out elements with this
name.
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On 10 Feb 2004, at 11:03, russ weakley wrote:
Well done to Johan, Cameron and Andy for getting it up and running!
Andy has written more here:
http://www.andybudd.com/blog/archives/000154.html
No Worries.
Johan deserves most of the credit. All I did was do the MT instillation.
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