, unless
you don't care about modem users.
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, why not make it a heading? If it's purely for
presentation, why not just apply an italic style to the paragraph?
Similarly, why are your headings h4 when there's no h2 or h3 on the page?
Curious
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) content (the back button on my
browser is very handy there) because most of the information I seek is fine
as words and pictures (and I am impatient).
Of course, this is just my opinion and I'm sure there are flaws in my
argument :-)
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(as an
exhibit, rather than a tool). Nothing wrong with plain text if the document
is well structured (OK, graphics designers might disagree)
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understand, or give them a properly coded example). They may not be
interested, but you can try.
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to me that big, small, b, I and u are to be deprecated, since
they have a distinct presentation flavour.
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), on that same page, I see a lot of
code/Markup and get a message that XML Parsing Failed.
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scaleable for the rest of the world's population.
Incidentally, with images disabled, the nav bar disappears (I'm using
Firefox 1.0 on Win2K). I can't read white text on a white background.
Suggest you put a background-color on the links, if not on the whole header.
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can't remember the last site I
did this on - must be years ago.
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of news
items).
If there's only ever going to be one news item (e.g. you just want to show
the latest news), I'd stick with the traditional heading and paragraph(s).
Is a list with one item really a list?
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. Are definition lists in danger of replacing tables for layout?
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xHTML:
div class=imgleftimg /caption text/div
CSS:
div.imgleft {
width: 200px; /* or whatever is appropriate */
float:left;
text-align:center;
}
div.imgleft img { display:block; }
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as suggested by
Gary) may work, but you may get some strange effects in non graphical
browsers (search engines, assistive technology):
...convallis ornare, tortor A picture . . . nibh ultricies ante...
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on the footer div. The box model
adds the padding to the width, so you end up with 0.25em + 100% + 0.25em.
Change it to padding: 0.25em 0; and the scrollbar should disappear. Should
not matter for the content as it's centered anyway.
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(unless I start playing with browser
settings, which I then have to undo again when I go to another site).
Also, don't you want people who have JavaScript enabled to provide feedback?
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accessibility. (No, haven't used that either -
just reading it on their website)
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ironic
given what I said above) Otherwise you might try specifying its size in
em's so it will scale up/down as appropriate. 780px is too wide for many
people who still run at a resolution of 800x600. Why annoy them with
horizontal scrollbars?
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#container div so MSIE drops it below the #content div.
See http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/doubled-margin.html for a
description AND a solution.
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G'day
Another question, is there a float:middle or center?
Short answer: no.
Long answer: see http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/propidx.html
And in particular: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-float
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be a bit hard to read) there are
other sites, like www.zvon.org which has (downloadable and lookup)
references and tutorials for xhtml, CSS, DOM, Dublin Core and much much
more.
It says (in their xhtml reference):
Attribute: selected
Parent: option
Values: selected
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, not the anchor).
I think your intention is as follows:
div.topl a {
color: #660;
text-decoration: none;
}
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-color: #000;}
Try making your rule more specific:
div#content div#footnav div.ltop a {
/* rules here */
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of it is actually
used on the page? How many of the images are actually displayed?
Just food for thought :-)
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a look at
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/wso.php?url=http://www.p
roperties.curtin.edu.au/, unless you know your intended audience will all
have high-speed access.
3. Some of the navigation is lost if there's no images. Accessibility
issue?
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resort
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but maybe it's a similar issue.
One thing that can help in finding these problems is to put a (light)
background on each div and see whether the space is inside or outside the
div.
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is a Definition List, where the DT is the time
and the DD is the show's title. But will it make sense to people using
assistive technology?
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Loads fine for me in Firefox 1.0PR.
You haven't disabled images in Firefox (through the web developer toolbar)
by chance?
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/fog_lead2.jpg)
Like I said, it displays fine in Firefox on my PC
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form tag causes some issues with IE.
Any ideas as to what would be the best way to approach this?
Remove margin and padding from the form and all should be well.
#searchform form {
margin:0;
padding:0;
}
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most images on the page(s) are the same size or (B) for an image (like a
logo) that appears on every page (and not as a background image). Other
than that, I would still use the HMTL attributes.
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and MSIE6, but might have some problems in MSIE5.x and certainly
will look different in MSIE/NN4. No idea about Safari but I'm guessing it's
OK.
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is the appropriate heading level and you do want to link to it
internally, I would write it like this:
h5 id=ventdoorVent Door Systems/h5
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) and it was loading something like 180 files (presumably images).
Ouch.
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somewhere that it's possible to link a div to an
external source (it used an attribute like data or src) but I think it
was a Netscape-ism.
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the em element to have bold
italic text in (graphical/text) browsers.
The problem with b and i is that it's presentational. strong and em
on the other hand have semantic meaning (especially when using assistive
technology like text-to-speech converters).
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that was there in the first place.
Perhaps I am a lone voice in the desert, but why go back to 1990's style
websites when we have CSS? Is it necessary to make people wait, just so you
can show them the font YOU like (and they might not be able to see anyway)?
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as you nest deeper (try putting an unordered list with links into the
container and see what happens)
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a way for it to work in
other browsers.
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(seems the server is down however). That one probably doesn't work in
Mac IE either.
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I've searched Google
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and I'm not a programmer (though I'd love togive it
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Looks like I was at least on the right track with my choice of elements.
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=36) is clever, but has
the same problem (and will only work for a small portion of visitors). (But
thanks for the tip - when viewed this way, it's quite obvious that I am in
fact dealing with tabular data)
I'll stick with a table but will try to cut out the empty spacer cells.
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descriptions with overflow:hidden). See
www.bwdzine.com/divs2.html - increase font size to see the mess.
Any ideas / clean, working examples?
FWIW, I have no control over how much text would go in each box.
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a site that has a home page
with 40k of HTML that includes 40 tables, some of which only hold ONE word
(4 characters of content hidden in a total of 262 bytes of tag soup)
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and WinXP respectively). Is this ALL select elements, or just one or two of
them?
I might revert to tables for layout - no headaches with those.
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puzzled why the selects in
www.betterwebdesign.com.au/request-quote.asp don't work in Netscape 7.
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saw in Opera,
without breaking the site for others or adding tons of javascript. The site
used to make extensive use of tables (and at one stage even frames), which I
am trying to steer clear of.
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Very interesting
I do find it ironic that a page talking about Microsoft's lack of standards
support does not validate. Close, but no cigar.
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recently. I found that the border is actually IN
the object, not around it. Put a style=border:none on the body tag of the
document you load into the object. Worked for me in IE6 and Mozilla 1.6+
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Both documents are valid XHTML1.1 with a DTD
Sorry, I haven't got an older version of MSIE handy.
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