[WSG] positioning problem in CSS nav roll-over

Hello, I'm trying to make CSS-based roll-over images for navigation, but I get a 1px difference between Firefox and IE. Because of the nature of the graphic - a horizontal line - it is quite noticeable. example here: http://quagma.net/testing/lakeside/contact.html (at the moment the #panels

Re: [WSG] links with same names

style .readmoreTitle { text-indent: -9000px; } /style might be better for screen readers. Edwart Visser wrote: Just an idea... I don't know how screenreaders manage this but take a look at this: style .readmoreTitle { display: none; } /style a href=# title=Read more: [title]Read

Re: [WSG] Why wont this validate

Hello, One thing I noticed is that your hidden input field isn't closed (like for img and br): input / cameron. Kim Kruse wrote: Hi, I'm doing server side validating on a form and I get some errors I'm not able to decrypt. So if someone have the time to take a look here

Re: [WSG] shrinking p whitespace

Rick, You could put margin:0 in .video_title and .video_synop and that should fix the space issue. You might want to consider more semantic code though, perhaps use the h element (or even a definition list?). cameron. Rick Faaberg wrote: Hi, This is my first request for help to this list I

Re: [WSG] accessibility question: same link phrase more than once

'? I guess you'd apply the same technique: 'comments span about title /span' Justin French wrote: On 23/09/2004, at 1:09 PM, Cameron Muir wrote: *Line 234*: a href=/blog-post-view.php?id=183888#postcomment title=Post a comment(reply...)/a Nearly all CMSs and blogs do the same. Has anyone come up

Re: [WSG] accessibility question: same link phrase more than once

Okay, see 4 different techniques here: http://design.quagma.net/test1.html 1. just the title attribute 2. display none 3. visibility hidden 4. left -5000px I like #4 cameron. Jake Badger wrote: You could use the one of the techniques that current image replacement tricks use: either set the width

Re: [WSG] Can I use frames AND css?

Daniela Meleo wrote: I raised SSIs, which are beyond my skill to develop, but for various reasons that won't be an option. ? include(whatever.html); ? That's all you have to do, (and change the extension from .html to .php). You'll need a web server with php enabled, I don't see why that would

Re: [WSG] css validation error

as they appear in the correct order. John Oxton wrote: Maybe you could try not using the font shorthand to get it to validate, try it as font-family etc. Could it be that there is something missing from that rule? Certainly one I have had problem with before. Cameron Muir wrote: Thanks

Re: [WSG] IE border dotted

Thanks Justin. I really like dotted - oh well. regards, cameron. Justin French wrote: On 20/09/2004, at 2:02 AM, Cameron Muir wrote: Does IE support 'border-style: dotted' ? In my IE it renders as dashed. Mozilla/Firefox are fine, of course. I've certainly never seen it work -- definitely

[WSG] css validation error

Hello, I can't work out why this is producing an error. I'm sure there must be a simple solution that I've missed. body { font: small Trebuchet MS, sans-serif; color: #66; } The error: URI : http://design.quagma.net/themes/quagma/style.css * Line: 0 Context : sans-serif

Re: [WSG] css validation error

should be on your way Regards, John, Cameron Muir wrote: Hello, I can't work out why this is producing an error. I'm sure there must be a simple solution that I've missed. body { font: small Trebuchet MS, sans-serif; color: #66; } The error: URI : http://design.quagma.net/themes

[WSG] left column stretch to bottom

Hello, Does anyone know how I can get the left-hand naviagtion coloumn on this page to stretch to the bottom (so the black meets the black footer)? http://www.nswrecon.com/test3/ regards, cameron. * The discussion list for

[WSG] draft site check

Hello, Just wondering if anyone wants to check this site: http://nswrecon.com/test2/ I was instructed to keep it close to the original: http://nswrecon.com/ It's still a draft and only the About link works. Haven't put access keys in yet, and I don't think the text is dark enough. thanks.

Re: [WSG] draft site check

Thanks Russ, The reason I did that was because I wanted to have the same formatting for headings that would appear more than once (on the homepage there is 'Welcome...' and 'News...' . Is it okay to have h1 more than once on the same page, or should I give h1, h2 and h3 the same style info?

Re: [WSG] draft site check

the styling I wanted. http://nswrecon.com/test2 Thanks Nan and Russ. Cameron. Nan Zhong wrote: Hello Cameron, You could always use classes with your headings. So if there is one heading that appears more than once you could use, h1 class=heading1/h1 or something like that. Regards, Nan Zhong Cameron

Re: [WSG] CSS support table?

This is Konqueror's CSS 2.1 support in khtml 3.1 http://www.konqueror.org/css/ Chris Bentley wrote: Here is Safari's http://developer.apple.com/internet/safari/safari_css.html Cheers, chris * The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/