Hi All
Sorry about this off-topic post and you
can certainly reply off line to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED].
I am behind the learning curve with RSS
aggregators and would like to know if someone could recommend a good desktop
RSS application that would also tie in with ipod or cell phones
Hi Terrance
A fieldset should contain a set of similar inputs, such as the users
personal information, a fieldset for creditcard information, shipping
address, etc. It would defeat the coordinating purpose to use a fieldset
randomly to create rows or columns.
That said, you could set a width
@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] using the * within a selector
On 10/5/05, Drake, Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a[hreflang=sp]:after, a[hreflang=sp-*]:after {content:\A0(In
Spanish);
font-size:90%; color:#666;}
Is there a way to use the wildcard inside a selector like this?
a[hreflang*=sp
Hi All
As many of you may have seen, I created a search plugin for Alistapart.com
that allows you to search their posts for information.
That was just the tip of the iceberg. I really wanted to create something
that would allow me to search all of my favorite coding resources without
having to
search plugin!
hi all,
maybe some suggestions for the ff-toolbar ...
http://www.sitepoint.com/
http://digital-web.com/
http://cssplay.co.uk/
http://tanfa.co.uk/
http://www.stylegala.com/
http://kottke.org/
http://www.wpdfd.com/
nice greetings from vienna
:)
2005/10/6, Drake, Ted C
the supercool search plugi n!
Your website will not pull up for me.
Buddy
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
I
didnt have room for all of them but Ive added most of the sites
below.
Ted
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of bit
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005
1:15 PM
-1
On 10/6/05, Buddy
Quaid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Weird, i cant get to the site...i think it's blocking my ISP or
something. I tried ping and nothing, i could trace and ping from an outside
website but not from my machine.
Buddy
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
Hi buddy
The link got mangled
you got a link to from some
spam or popup window.
--adam--
On 10/7/05, Drake,
Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
?
I'm not sure what this is about. If anyone knows that
Rollyo is bad, speak up, but I'm certainly not pushing any fake googlebar scam.
I'm talking about the dropdown
If all heck is breaking loose on your floated objects in IE.
Add position:relative and it may cure the problem.
Sure, it is better to break it all down and try a more bullet-proof design.
But sometimes its better to just go with the quick fix.
Ted
-Original Message-
Adam Morris
sensitive to criticism?
kind regards
Terrence Wood.
Drake, Ted C. said:
Hi Terrence
I think your argument is against what we, as conscientious responsible web
developers should strive for. Nick states he finds the list difficult to
read. That is an honest reaction, frankly I agree with his
Hi All
I'd like to replace this:
a[hreflang=sp]:after, a[hreflang=sp-mx]:after,
a[hreflang=sp-us]:after, a[hreflang=sp-sp]:after,
a[hreflang=sp-hn]:after, a[hreflang=sp-cu]:after,
a[hreflang=sp-co]:after, a[hreflang=sp-ec]:after,
a[hreflang=sp-gt]:after, a[hreflang=sp-pa]:after,
Hi Terrence
I think your argument is against what we, as conscientious responsible web
developers should strive for. Nick states he finds the list difficult to
read. That is an honest reaction, frankly I agree with his analysis of a
table would be better.
But you defended the list by assuming
Hi Joshua
Cite can be an attribute of a Blockquote or q tag. However, it is the uri of
the referenced quote.
Blockquote cite=http://www.libraryofcongress.gov/constitution;
We the people...
/Blockquote
It will not appear visually unless you use css to add the uri to the block
quotes presentation.
Hi Angela
I was told of this issue recently and it is indeed a problem with ordered
lists. I don't remember what the solution was, but I think it involved
adding position:relative to the list items. You may also need to add
height:1%; with a * html filter to make IE give it layout.
See
Hi Adam
Your code looks good. However, you could simplify it a bit.
This is a page that could use fewer divs. For instance
div id=nav
ul id=navlist
lia href=index.htmlHome/a/li
lia href=content.htmlHistory/a/li
I think the future of CSS is not in hacks
but looking seriously into using the conditional comments. Im saying
this as someone that is trying to figure out the best approach for retrofitting
older conversions.
Conditional comments are IE statements
that say if ie6 use this additional
, September 29, 2005 11:52 AM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] When bugs become patterns - A look at CSS Hacks
Drake, Ted C. skrev:
I think the future of CSS is not in hacks but looking seriously into
using the conditional comments. I'm saying this as someone that is
trying
I'm not going to the WE05, I just have too many things in the fire right
now. However, I would highly recommend everyone try to attend these
conferences. Even if you have to pay for it out of your own pocket, go.
You will meet new people, learn new techniques, network, eat convention
food,
Hi everyone
There was a
recent spat of posts about using variables in CSS. I looked at them and thought
I need to look at these later.
Well, now Im working on a very
complicated CSS file and would like to replace #f60 in several million places
with {selectedlink}. Its not several
]
On Behalf Of Terrence Wood
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 1:07 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] css variables
Drake, Ted C. said:
There was a recent spat of posts about using variables in CSS.[snip]
Ouch, my 4 rule css file now grows to 54,056 lines of rules re-writing
the #f60
Hi Kenny
This sounds like some of the odd background painting bugs that happen with
IE.
Here's my advice. Start adding position:relative and/or height:1% to the
targeted elements and their parents one at a time.
It goes back to the ever popular haslayout issue. Look at
Hi Bruce
Try floating the content div instead. I've
often found this to be the easiest fix. A floated parent will contain its
floated children.
I've been writing a document for my
fellow programmers about nested lists and if write parent/child one more time I
think I'm going to change
What would be the solution for this? I don't think floating the parent
would work in this case, unless I am misunderstanding you.
On 9/27/05, Drake,
Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Bruce
Try floating the content div instead. I've often found this
to be the easiest fix. A floated par
Hi Adam
On a side note, I like the blue colors but
I get confused as a user with your use of orange on charisma throughout the
page. I keep thinking it is a link. Your actual links are white, the same color
as the text.
I find the site difficult to read and
explore. I would at
Hi Adam
I just sent a message about your linking
colors and then looked at your source code. Here's another suggestion I
would make for you.
li class=liststrongThe Energetics of Charisma/strongbr Delegates are introduced to span class=orangeCharisma/spanspan class=boldlab/span's
://www.fortuneinteractive.com/main.css
On 9/27/05, Drake,
Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
#wrap{float:left;}
#header {}
#maincontent {float:right; width:49%;}
#sidebar{float:left; width:49%}
#footer {clear:both;}
div id=wrap
div id=header/div
div id=maincontent/div
div id
Hi All
I have a quick question.
I am looking for the latest version of using flash to replace header text.
Is this the best approach? My feeble mind remembers an improved version out
there in standardista-space.
http://www.shauninman.com/plete/2004/04/ifr-revisited-and-revised
Thanks
Ted
I was on a mailing list where someone sent
a message to a friend about their coworker and he was like such an idiot. And
did you know Bruce had bad breath
Things like that keep us human.
Ted
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Bruce Gilbert
My first reaction to Bruce was, well it ain't art, but should we censor. My
second thought was, dang. I could get in trouble at work if I clicked on a
site that took me to something like that.
If you are going to ask for help working on a project that is questionable,
you should warn people in
Hi Thierry
If were gonna git nitpicky.
I'd clean up this code on the shopping cart:
tr valign=top class=altRowOdd
tdinput name=lineID2 type=hidden value=59 /
label for=qty2a href=details.asp?prodID=72Marbled White/a
(023-BAXS)/label
br /
raquo; Color: Black
br /
raquo; Size: X-Small
/td
td
Hi All
I just posted a plugin for your firefox browser. It installs a search option
for stuff on www.alistapart.com. In other words, when you need to find the
code for sprite rollovers, you go to the search box in the top right, choose
alistapart, type in sprite rollovers and voila, you get the
As many of you probably noticed via the WASP web site, a new web site was
launched for the European parliament and it is a mess.
Now, I'm the first to admit that I don't know everything and graciously ask
for advice. When I looked at the source code, I saw all sorts of bizarre
mixtures of xml,
Hi Tom
No need to go off list, I think this is a valid question for many people. I
used to use the flash satay (http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay)
method but the UFO (http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/ufo/) technique is
really quite nice and easy to use.
Here's a site that I've
Hi Jan
Thank you for clearing it up. I was hesitant to dump on .net. It gets more
than its share of abuse and the XSLT errors are also good to know.
XSLT is not discussed often on this list. I would be interested in knowing
what people would suggest to fix the problems this site is having.
- Original Message -
From: Drake,
Ted C.
To: 'wsg@webstandardsgroup.org'
Sent: Wednesday, September
14, 2005 3:36 AM
Subject: [WSG] display
inline question
My mind is not working very well today.
I've got a question for you.
I was asked to create a nested
Hi Gez
Can you have multiple tabindex=0 in a document?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Gez Lemon
Another consideration with tabindex is that it will put the associated
element into Opera's tab order. By default, Opera only tabs to
I hope everyone has a nice weekend.
I thought I'd share a little code I stumbled upon on one of our legacy
includes.
pbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr
brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr
I don't know how many times I have to tell the other programmers. If you are
going to use 25 br tags in a
I think you go through stages of CSS/XHTML maturity as you learn how to move
away from tables to table-less design.
Our first instinct is to use divs the same way we used tables. It feels safe
to load up the page with structural divs. That's ok, especially if it is
what helps you get from x to
Forgive me if I throw out another wild pitch.
If I want to simulate a screen reader visually, I use the fangs extension to
firefox. This translates the page into what a screenreader would read.
Example output of Zeldman.com
Page has seven headings and seventy-one links Jeffrey Zeldman Presents
Hi Al
Your menu hides the submenu from users with javascript turned off. I turned
mine off just to check. Is there an option to display the submenu
information for those without javascript enabled?
Ted
Which menu are you using? This will not happen with our commercial Pop
Menu Magic system,
Hi all
If you haven't read Patrick Lauke's article on using the web developer
toolbar, you should check it out. I thought I knew the toolbar but he's
introduced several features that have made it into my daily work habit.
http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue44/lauke/
Ted
-Original Message-
?siteNodeId=95languageI
d=1contentId=-1 (right hand column under More information)
Cheers,
Gian
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Drake, Ted C.
Sent: Tuesday, 16 August 2005 2:32 AM
To: 'wsg@webstandardsgroup.org'
Subject: [WSG] I'm on a question
Hi Chris
The summary is at: http://www.tdrake.net, but it is about opening new
windows for pdf files.
For a summary of microformats, visit http://microformats.org/
Ted
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Chris Kennon
Sent: Wednesday, August
Wowser Da-Code person
Your site is certainly artistic but ouch, you need to convert that thing to
standards-based.
I'm sure it's probably the cobbler's son going barefoot, but at least change
your alt attributes to something more appropriate. Use alt= instead of
alt=image. Look at the
Hi Scott
I don't have an immediate answer for your problem, but I would like to
suggest some more vertical padding on your lists. I found it difficult to
keep focus on the links as I tried to go from second to third level. Perhaps
if the link was taller it would be easier for the mouse.
Ted
No to toot my own horn, but
I just uploaded a new post to my web site that summarizes the to open or not
to open a new window debate that we had on this list a week or so ago.
http://www.tdrake.net
List member Thierry went above and beyond the call of duty to update a
script he had
Before this gets off topic and sent to the
CMS mailing list, I too would like to know of a plugin for wordpress that makes
it more semantic and easier to code straight html. I don't like the way
it adds p and br tags to scripting.
I can take responses off line at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi All
I am finishing up an essay on opening pdf files in new windows, using
feedback from this list to justify the argument. Thiery has written a great
javascript to look for pdf attributes in links and add class, title, and
behavior to the link dynamically. I will let you know when I upload it
I agree with Peter, the float:left, float:right is the easiest way to handle
this situation.
Play around with the percentages to get the right amount of space between
the columns, but give yourself some slop factor to avoid any problems with
the two columns not fitting. You could also float the
Hi Janelle
Regardless of your window philosophy, I think using target=top is asking
for trouble. That is a common target for pages with frames. I would at least
suggest using a target name that is not part of the frame architecture. That
is why most people used target=_blank. There are better
Hi Jeff
The answer/question is not whether this can be done with CSS, but rather can
it be done with standards-based design.
CSS defines the presentation of a page and not the behavior. Your example is
using a hover activity to cause a section to scroll. This would be better
done with DOM
Sorry gang for not unsubscribing temporarily. I hope I didn't send out a
truckload of out of office reminders.
I was at the Business Blog Summit in San Francisco. Microsoft had a large
presence; they even bought our support by handing out some absolutely fab
messenger bags. Regardless of my
Hi Dwain
I try to avoid using spans as much as possible. It's not that they are bad,
but that they could be avoided in many instances.
It takes me back to something that an editor once taught me. She said that I
should think twice before using the word that. It can usually be removed
and the
Hi All
I have a quick question. I don't seem to be running on all cylinders and I
can't remember how to write the css that would look for a link that has .pdf
in the href.
A [href???.pdf]...
Or am I mixing up my CSS and javascript?
I need some coffee.
Ted
Hi Janelle
This is CSS shorthand, it is the same as font-size:x-small;
line-height:130%; font-family...;}
Personally, I like to write out the long format while testing my pages. I
just seem to have less bugs when I don't shorten the body font styles.
Ted
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Bookmark http://www.positioniseverything.net/
It has saved many people from restless nights.
Whenever IE is causing you to scream at the wall, visit the site and it will
tell you how to fix that particular bug.
Ted
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi All
We've had a discussion at work about pdf documents and
hijacking the user's browser / making it more user-friendly. What is the
general feeling towards having pdf and other non-html documents open in a new
window?
I personally find it annoying to open a pdf document in the
Hi All
Is there anyone on this list that is going to the blog business summit in
San Francisco this week? I'd like to meet and say hello to any fellow list
members.
http://www.blogbusinesssummit.com/index.htm?businesslogs
Ted
www.tdrake.net
Hi Paul
I should have mentioned that the link normally appears within paragraphs of
text. It will sometimes appear as a link inside a list. Floating is an
interesting option for other applications.
Thanks
Ted
-
Floating the link left as well as display:block should make the
Here is something to remember, even if disabled visitors are not your main
concern.
The biggest blind user in the world is Google.
Code your pages correctly, delivering friendly pages to the disabled and
Google, and your customers will benefit in many ways. It's not just about
doing what is
Hi Damian
Thanks for the feedback. We use CSS to place an icon in front of the link to
illustrate the file format as well as the (filename.pdf, 35k) designation.
Is there anyone out there that supports opening in a new window? If not, it
looks like I will suggest we keep it behavior-free.
I fall in line with Gary.
I'm savvy enough to right-click on
pdf links but when I forget to do it, I'm aggrevated by the browser
having to load the reader software. I would be happy to have it open a new
window.
This is for an intranet site, but I think
the discussion is valid for all
Hi Fred
I don't want to repost the information because it was a bit lengthy, but you
may want to visit this thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg@webstandardsgroup.org/msg17305.html
I have put together a nested unordered list and use a series of classes on
the body and id attributes on the
I saw an interesting snippet, I think it was on the W3C site. It was a
conditional comment that kept a section from being cropped by a printed
page. I was just searching trough my old files and can't find it right now.
If I remember correctly, it was a rule that said
@print... #importantsection
question about cropping?
Ted
Drake, Ted C.
I saw an interesting snippet, I think it was on the W3C site. It was a
conditional comment that kept a section from being cropped by
a printed
page. I was just searching trough my old files and can't find
it right now.
If I remember correctly
I wonder if the display:markers would be useful for this?
Has anyone played around with it before?
From what I understand, the display marker can be best understood when
looking at a list item. The bullet is the marker and the list information is
the block it is associated with. Could the text
Bruce
If you don't want your columns to drop down you need to make sure the sum of
the columns widths does not equal more than the width of the container. If
you need a tight layout, it's worth spending some time to establish filters
to deliver special widths to IE.
I believe most people go for
This is usually off-topic, but I would like to add that WASP has been
working with Macromedia and it looks like it has paid off. Macromedia is
announcing the new Dreamweaver 8 and it looks like their support for
standards-based programming has grown tremendously. The flash movie has a
sneak
Hi All
I've been struggling with the ability to increment nested ordered lists.
I'm trying to update a page that was built with multiple paragraphs that
lead off with b1.1/b...b1.2/b Etc etc
Naturally, I'd like to replace these with
ol
li
li
.
I was looking through the w3c specs and
Hi Al
I didn't realize you were on the list. Your web site and coding was an
inspiration to me when I first switched to CSS and standards-based design.
Thanks
Ted
www.tdrake.net
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Al Sparber
Sent: Monday,
Sorry for a possibly off-topic post. We have a client on our intranet that
needs to look at our site on OS9.2. I couldn't find information on the
Firefox web site about compatibility with this platform. Does anyone know
where I could send this person for more advice?
I did find the Opera
Hi Bruce
The flash satay seems to be the standard
for flash
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
There is a new technique, I believe. But
this works pretty darn well.
Ted
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bruce
Sent: Friday, August
I have an IE question
In Firefox, I can choose an alternate page style quite easily. Is there an
easy way for them to do the same thing in IE?
I found the option to adjust all pages with a user-created style but I
didn't see an option for choosing an alternate style being offered by that
web
Hi Bruce
I'm working on a bug right now so I don't have much time
For more control over the dt positioning, apply position:relative to the dl
and then use absolute positioning for the dt. Or use negative margins to
move it without the positioning.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Expanding and collapsing content has been
near the front of my brain for the past week or so and I thought I'd send
out a request to the group for better answers.
Here's the goal:
Have the ability to open and close content
sections by clicking on the header. Don't hide the content
Defintion list to the rescue.
Gawd, it's been ages since I said that
div id=thumbnailheaders
dl
dtFree Applications/dt
dd class=imageholderimg.../dd
dddefining text/dd
/dl
dl
dtCost estimate/dt
dd class=imageholderimg.../dd
dddefining text/dd
/dl
dl
dtmain link text/dt
dd
I found the site fairly nice. I thought
there was a nice use of white space. There looks like a stray in the
headlines. I was surprised by the use of small tags. Were those
deprecated or are they viable?
The orange headlines on orange background
is a bit low contrast. I like the blue
Hi Bruce
Instead of stretching an image, try the sliding doors approach. This may
seem odd in a photograph, but could work in situations where the image has a
repeatable section. #wrap gets the left corner with generic content.
#innerwrap gets the right side with the juicy part of the image.
Hi All
I have worked with various museums over the past few years and I am setting
up a new web site for standards-based resources for museums and non-profit
organizations.
I'd like to ask those that have put together standards-galleries, resources,
repositories, etc in the past if they have
Hi all
I'm in the process of updating old style sheets on an enormous site with
lots of legacy bad code. The goal of this css update is to make the shift
seamless, yet offer new features for programmers to begin coding the content
section with semantic markup. As we move towards css-based layout
Hi Fletcher
This is nothing unusual and points out the advantages of a liquid layout. If
your content is text, try setting your left and right divs with percentage
widths instead of px. For instance: maincontent=65%, navigation:30%.
If your wide content is a photograph, you will need to come up
I prefer the definition list approach.
There may be arguments if it is semantically proper, but I like to put the
image in the dt and the caption in the dd.
Ted
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Terrence Wood
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005
I'm not the list monitor, but I would recommend anyone preparing to use blue
language think twice before hitting the send button.
There are many reasons to not place it on this mailing list.
For one, it can get the mailinglist banned by overzealous filtering
software.
Two, these messages
I did a quick look at it and it seems to be a float issue. I floated the
contentcontainer and it stretched to contain all of the elements. I wish I
had more time to do a better analysis. I would suggest looking at your
floats and seeing if you can clear them better.
Ted
-Original
I agree. I think.
Ted
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mugur Padurean
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005
10:36 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Eric meyers on
crashing IE
Ted, now, why did you
give IE another brake ?
It's
Sorry for another post. I just wanted to
clarify. I didn't write the post on crashing IE. I cut and pasted the
post by Eric Meyers. I thought it would be more convenient to provide his
insights than to make you click on a link and go to his web site. There was
also a link in there. I just
Hi All
I've been working on a re-design of my web site and I know the code is still
rough. However, I think I could use some outside eyeballs on the design.
You know how things are when you look at it for too long...
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
I was trying to keep it liquid
: Friday, July 22, 2005 9:59 AM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] site check please
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
I really like the look of that one - but...
- Scrolling left isn't easy, so maybe try this adjustment:
body { padding-left: 95px
Hi All
I've been trying to get a straight answer for this question from our
Javascript person but haven't gotten it yet. I hope this is on-topic.
Many of us are already using the great Zebra Tables from Alistapart.com
It requires an onload event for the body tag and to include a link to the
Hi Mike et al
I've set up your javascript and it is working like a charm. It is adding the
onload event.
Now, here's another question. You suggest how to add new events, but I'm not
sure exactly what to do.
Let's say I get so giddy over my tables that I decide to add the following
javascript to
http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2004/09/16/when-browsers-attack/
Remember my recently posted conversation with Molly? Boy, am I ever feelin'
that today. In spades.
Some of you have noticed earlier today that things were presentationally
unstable. Depending on when you dropped by, you would
I think Eric Meyers had a post on his site about a year ago about this
problem on his site.
Ted
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Carl Reynolds
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 12:03 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Site
Wasn't the original css ( * html
body {display;none;} ) meant as a joke to hide all content from IE users?
I would simply hate to see someone plop
that into their code and scratch their head for the next hour trying to figure
out what went wrong.
Ted
what does
Thanks for the answer. I didn't find the nth:child resource.
Ted
On 19 Jul 2005, at 1:56 am, Drake, Ted C. wrote:
Here's my question, are there special rules for using nth-child pseudo
classes? Beyond first, second, third, ... what are the labels? Sixth,
seventh, tenth? That is what I
I have to agree about using body class instead of id.
Here's what I'm using on one page
body class=sub3 sub3sub1 sub3sub1sub4 asub3sub1sub4
This set of classes match with a set of id's in a nested list that is used
for navigation. This has allowed me to open, close, change background
colors, add
Ouch
That is some messy code. Could you show us some of your output?
I've got little experience with asp.net, but I've noticed the asp:label
outputs its own set of spans with inline styles. The problem may lie with
your asp:label tag and not creating a series of nested spans, strongs, etc
with
Hi All
I'm working on a re-design of my blog. The design is based on the Passion of
Joan of Arc, a b/w silent film. I'm trying to give certain paragraphs the
impression of scratched film being shown by adding an animated background
image. It's still rough, but works ok.
However, I have only
Hi Jeremy
I would like some tutorials on taking older scripts that require body
onload() commands and make them work without placing the event in the body
tag.
I'd also like a tutorial on removing the javascript from pages and target
the classes assigned to those elements instead. For instance,
Here's a new one for me.
I'm building a transitional css file for our move from legacy code to new
css. The pages have an inline style that defines the color of a link in the
navigation table (stop your snickering!)
The new CSS has given a visited link color of blue-grey. When I view the
page, the
Hey Russ
This is the kind of thing we all need in our marketing tool belt.
Do you have more specific info on this quote?
Who said it? Who was the company? Do they have any stats available?
I work for a company that is stuck with a small set of nn4 users and this
would be helpful to know.
Thanks
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