PNG transparency only works in IE7+ ...there are some workarounds easliy
found on Google.
hth
Peter Goddard
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for this and often justifiably but really
it's just a tool and you know what they say about workmen and their
tools
Validation isn't just the province of the PHP/LAMP crowd.
HTH
Peter
Peter Goddard
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Try:
lia href=http://www.bittencourtlopes.com.br/; target=_blank
title=Launch class=launchemLaunch/em/a/li
or
in stylesheet
li.launch a:hover
HTH
Peter Goddard
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of explaining a good DOM scripting approach.
Sorry, I don't know the book you have.
HTH
Peter Goddard
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contact me off list.
Peter Goddard
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thanks geoff, i guess thats i will have to be level headed in my
I'm an ASP.NET programmer, so I know. I actually have the reverse
problem. The designer I work with doesn't have the faintest idea about
standards and I'm the one cleaning out the layout tables.
Nice one Ben! Sack the designer!
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Thanks Ben
ASP.NET 2.0 makes this so much easier!
ATB
Peter
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the best of luck in sorting out this
issue.
All the best
Peter Goddard
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Peter Goddard wrote:
-- I would even suggest that
you
I'll echo Wayne's comment. Has nobody heard of ASP.Net or .NET 2.0
Framework. It's the only serious rival to Java and PHP.
If you are developing server side code then .NET/Java/PHP are the way to
go. If you want a rich user experience with application like UI then
ajax/atlas will interface with
Hi Sander
I had to develop my own in c# asp.net2.0 to ensure standards
compatability. This uses IIS, .net framwork 2.0 and sqlServer 2000.
It didn't take all that long as really it was a request tracking system
rather than a full blown intranet solution. But .net 2.0 is easy to
shape into valid
some issues making your styles work
within
the program, as the generated table does not have TD's and TH's in
the
traditional sense per se."
The application is running on IE 6.
Thanks,
Christopher Kennon
On Nov 7, 2005, at 6:18 AM, Peter Goddard wrote:
Chris
Just off the top
Chris
Just off the top of my head, but .net 2.0 offers the new GridView web
control and most output I have tested in .net 2.0 has been compliant
markup, if a little verbose. The DataGrid was a web control offered as
part of .net 1.x and has now been replaced by the GridView. Most of the
Mary
Do you have a border on the a:link element? I think the bouncing is
because all the link styles should have bottom border (even if the color
is transparent) although a pale gray would look nice, which goes darker
on rollover.
#navlist a
{
text-align: left;
margin-right:
Stephen
Nice design, and great work. Is the curve at the bottom of the page parallel
with the curve on the banner? It looks slightly out to me but it could just be
my eyesight! Lol
Always pleasing to see good UK design.
Well done!
Peter
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For what its worth..
I'm developing an intranet solution for a manufacturing company. Whilst all
users have screens capable of at least 1024 x 768 or even higher a few 'older'
users typically set their monitors at 800 x 600 which restricts my application
to a fixed width 700+px container div
Hi Bruce
I've come up against this myself when going for a liquid 3 column layout with a
header graphic that I want to span all three columns at the top. You could
'sniff' the browser width/screen res, but I don't like doing that myself. The
solutuion I came up with is pretty much the solution
myself. As I use .net this is a snip (especially in the beta of asp.net
2.0 as the markup generated here is xhtml compliant).
It will be interesting to see what others in the group come
back with.
HTH
Peter Goddard
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('E: a novel', the E before Christmas).
Its a good discussion point, but not for this list perhaps.
All the best
Peter Goddard
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Hi Mary
All looks ok to me, have you solved this one?
Peter
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I've just removed the table
Hi Debra
Overall, a nice design, just one point. In IE6 win xp, the background
image/floorplan in the content area moves when switching between high
contrast/low contrast. I haven't looked into why, no time right now, but
when this has happened to me it's been a background positioning issue.
Hi David
Yes another .Net developer here. Just getting to grips with Visual
Studio 2003. I think 2005 version will correct a lot of issues. There
are some useful articles on MSDN too.
Peter
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coldfusion.
not to mention cfm flash run hand in hand together, whoo hoo
and u dont have to rely on someones cruddy programming and hacks for things
such as amfphp when its built into cfm
but to each his own :)
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3:43
If your host has set up Apache correctly, naming the file anything.php
should enable you to view it in your browser.
Do you have Apache installed on your development machine?
Does the file work there?
Have you got the same Apache version as your host?
Have you got the same version of PHP as
Title: RE: [WSG] Site review plz
Dear Jacobus
The site looks good to me. I also followed the link to Catics.
On the about us page you have the word 'ourselfs' (ourselves!) and webstandards is two words not hyphenated either (I hate that). I haven't looked for any more.
Am I too
Title: RE: [WSG] 2 columns layout
Javier
One technique I have found very useful is called 'Faux Columns'
Try the following link for a good overview.
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
Peter Goddard
Web Developer/IT
PSI Global Ltd
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and it will reward you in the long run.
It's lazy, it's 1994, don't do it!
Peter Goddard
Web Developer/IT
PSI Global Ltd
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Subject: Re: [WSG] OL or UL? It´s rigth?
Yes you can
re to kick things off
How about a little ...style a login form 'competition'
Two fields and a button. It will be fun to see how everyone approaches it.
Eg...
form method=post
Name:input type=text name=username /
Password:input type=password name=pwd
input type=submit value=Login
/form
Peter G
Title: RE: [WSG] Semantic status of images in headers
Hugh
I think you are right. There is some debate about the use of image replacement techniques and how effective they are from a standards perspective. The best technique I have seen was devised by Todd Fahrner and is detailed at Jeffrey
their interpretation of the rules 'wrong'. Even the major browsers interpret the basic box model differently.
Hopefully Mr Zeldman in his article will help make this clear.
He always makes perfect sense to me.
Peter Goddard
Web Developer/IT
PSI Global Ltd
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Title: RE: [WSG] Unwanted extra space
Hi Mary
You have a padding of 10px in the banner div. Also Padding 10px in the navcontainer div. Try altering the padding rule for the navcontainer to:
padding: 0 10px;
if this doesn't shrink the whitespace enough, try the same rule in the banner div
eleases td
{
color: #0b3e7f;
font-size: 10px;
line-height: 11px;
margin-right: 12px;
margin-bottom: 6px;
margin-left: 12px
}
I have set the font-weight property to bold. This should suffice in most circumstances.
I hope this helps.
Peter Goddard
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Title: RE: [WSG] fixed background...
Try the following link, I have used fixed.js and it sorts out ie
http://www.doxdesk.com/software/js/fixed.html
Peter
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