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Paul Minty wrote:
I'd like to see a microformat for this, and an external javascript, so
that people who author these links without the aid of server side
scripting can develop this user experience easily. Anyone seen anything
like that?
Cheers
Paul
heres a generic javascript function
Kit Grose wrote:
Just a note:
Your function doesn't currently use the RegExp function for anything
useful (you might as well use indexOf). RegExp is the right way to do
it, though, so you can enforce word boundaries to match complete
classNames only (if I want all a.pop to be new window
McLaughlin, Gail G wrote:
We always ask the client if they require that the site comply
with accessibility. The response ranges from What is
accessibility? to we'll worry about that later to No!
So you build poor sites unless specifically told to build them to standards?
Ouch.
A private company should be able to do whatever the hell they like. Suit is
without merit and frivolous. What's next, suing vehicle manufacturers for
not providing a braille manual? I'm all for accesability, but there is no
reason it should be mandated, and lack of is in no was discriminatory.
Better yet, since not everyone can see, lets require all publications to
include a braille copy, all musical artists to provide a written transcript
of ever performance. That would of course be madness...
Why should a different standard be applied to the web?
On 10/3/07, russ - maxdesign [EMAIL
...
Cat
On 10/3/07, Chris Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or do you think that your right to 'do what the hell you like'
outweighs other people's right to be treated equally?
Be treated equally? They have to CHOOSE to visit the site. So, because
they want (want need)to do
If you are going to argue for standards and accesability, follow your own
advice first. Captain table layout over here. You don't even have alt tags
on your images. Hypocritical aren't ya?
Joe Ortenzi
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bigeasyweb.co.uk ?
There is no reason why an accessible site should cause blindness.
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On Wed, October 3, 2007 11:18 pm, Chris Wilson wrote:
I think my point is being missed entirely. I completely support
standards
and accesability
No, not madness. Instead, it would be a good way to bring art to
audiences that might not otherwise know it.
Yes, but once you start applying that logic inside legislated rules of
presentation and usage (which is the issue here, or will be), a site can no
longer be the art the artist desires.
As it happens, a Braille version of a publication is one of the least
useful things you can do. In the UK only 2% of registered blind people read
Braille.
How many web users are disabled to the point of using screen readers (anyone
using it by choice not by necessity doesn't count, that's their
Oh, this mailing list has been stagnant for quite some time, needs a good
argument if you ask me. :)
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Those are all well and good, but utterly useless in a global marketplace.
Should I be under your countries guidelines? Mine? What if I'm
international? All of them? What if country As guidelines are incompatible
with country Bs... Or should legislation hinge on guidelines proposed,
created, and
quite sure any of a number of people here would gladly help them accomplish
that at their legal team's hourly rate :)
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Speaking of ' logical fallacy'
On 10/3/07, Breton Slivka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These are some of the worst analogies I've ever seen. The target
website is not a work of art, it's not a mountain, it's not a car,
it's not a drive up ATM, it's not a building.
Not to mention the slippery
That's the same short sighted question asked when WYSIWYG editors were
introduced. If something like this is making you fear for your career, you
really need to reevaluate if you are even in the right feild let alone
career.
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You know, I belong to perhaps two dozen email lists, and this one and one
other are the only ones plagued with the oof (out of office) notice
problem. Yahoo groups, in particular seem to have this well under control.
I am on something like ten Yahoo groups, with thousands of members across
them,
(for this part) is in the page HTML.
Is it possible a conflict with the external file with the rest of the
CSS is at fault? Like I said it works fine in Firefox, but IE won't
drop down at all.
Thanks!
Chris Rahe
Executive Director of Marketing and Development
are fairly ignorant of the ins and outs of web
browsers and think the Google toolbar is the address bar) who find the
back button just about the most useful and intuitive tool on their browser.
What you're suggesting is contrary to the spirit of the WWW.
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Your select name attribute is New_URL but you're looking for a POST
attribute called id. Change your PHP script to $_POST[New_URL] and it
should work.
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Nick Gleitzman wrote:
On 30 Jun 2007, at 4:11 PM, Stuart Foulstone wrote:
Surely you don't mean that ;-)
On Sat, June 30, 2007 2:49 am, Chris Price wrote:
My thinking was that my real aim is to make the data useful so just
making it valid or logical may not be my prime concern.
Yes, I
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Jun 28, 2007, at 11:17 PM, Chris Price wrote:
I have built a simplified table that illustrates this at
http://choctaw.co.uk/tabletest/
Your page is invalid.
1. a colgroup cannot be nested in another colgroup
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/tables.html#edef
that I want to know where my logic has gone wrong.
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on the page, which is frowned upon by some. Can anyone else expand on the
reasons for that?
Chris
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Hello
I am
Good point Tony. Your example with the branding in a p looks like the best
one for this situation. I'm certainly going to stick to that for future
projects.
Chris
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-wise, but useful for users.
Hope that helps
Chris
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Hopefully I'm missing
that's the
choice I make. But it could be a whole lot easier. Anyway, good luck.
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Cheers, I thought that when I went back to it as well. I'll get that done
very soon.
Chris
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, of course. It happens
regularly with me.
Chris
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I put together a box that expands
tissues ready and waiting in case I cry.
Chris
(30 years old today, but feeling at least twice that age)
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tables and spacer gifs? Or am I doomed to non-standards hell?
Cheers, and wish me luck.
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My initial tests show that NN4.03 handles some CSS (float, background,
border, font etc) but not some important things (list-style, margin and
padding on lists). Is there a source for information about CSS support on
old browsers?
Thanks
Chris
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...the teacher is paying attention to the stupid, mute,
blind, and crippled kids.
Well, Mr. Compassion for the User... stupid, mute, blind, crippled?
Nice choice of words...
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the teacher is paying attention to
.
Take a look here, it's free to use:
http://www.stillbreathing.co.uk/projects/performer/performer.html
Chris
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Take a look here, it's free to use:
http://www.stillbreathing.co.uk/projects/performer/performer.html
Chris
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And THAT web page was last updated 5 years ago...
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http://www.coolpage.com/cpg.html
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As I said, none if this us anywhere near as hard as you're making it. Go
into the theme's directory and open up the files. Change just a couple of
small things and see how it changes things. You'll quickly see that this
isn't complex. Dive right in.
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I'm afraid I agree completely with Bill, on almost every point. See
below:
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Sorry, but I still see a mess. Maybe worse than before as far as layout
is concerned. Text size,
You can also solve the IE problem using conditional statements in your
HTML:
See http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/cc-plus.html
For the gist
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is
http://www.bremenhospital.org/testsite/index2.html so you don't have to
scroll through all the previous responses to find it.
Thanks!
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, but OMITTAG
NO was specified.
/script
You may have neglected to close an element, or perhaps you meant to
self-close an element, that is, ending it with / instead of .
Chris Rahe
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Awesome! That worked.
Thanks!
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That's great! I've made some changes and I think this design is almost
there.
But I can't seem to adjust the height of that top navigation bar. Does
anyone know why there seems to be so much extra height? I even tried
specifying 20 px in the #navigation, but that didn't budge it.
Thanks!
Chris
and Mac, but now Safari is annoying me.
At this point, I decided I can live with it, but if you have an easy
solution I'd certainly be happy to hear it.
Thanks again for all the help.
Chris Rahe
Executive Director of Marketing and Development
1020 High Road - P. O. Box 8
Bremen, IN 46506
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in a number of browsers, but now that I'm trying to add the breadcrumbs
it's proving nearly impossible to get it to look right in different
browsers.
I'm sure it's probably something obvious to more experienced designers, but
I'm at my wit's end.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
Chris Rahe
Greetings
I signed up to this service a while back and I want to be removed but I
don't know the password I signed up for the account with.
If you could cancel the account for me that would be ace!
Cheers in advance
Chris Cheetham
OK, I'll bite... Why is this better than one, nicely formatted and commented
file? It would seem to me that your way would be significantly slower to
load, and harder to find things in (where is that #main_title div
again...).
It would seem that there must be major advantages to this I'm not
this up because I've just realized I have done the
same thing with a calendar showing dates available. I've used css to
indicate availability when the actual data tells me nothing.
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Gaspar wrote:
I thinks this would help,
http://www.friendsofed.com/download.html?isbn=1590595335
DOM Scripting
he have somes examples it's allowed to download, in chapter 11 on
contact.html see the example.
And if u buy the book u will learn some good stuff .
On 04/03/07, Chris Price [EMAIL
A pen and a yellow legal pad.
Lightweight, portable, can be used on the airplane, available anywhere
for under $5, available in a wide array of colors, understood by
everyone, supports annotations of all kinds, and is the same
sophisticated tool used by 99% of web designers world wide for making
live feedback as they play with it. I prefer
to just start with *something/anything* [hat tip to Tod Rundgren] and
work from there.
But clearly it's your client, and you have to work they way they want to
work.
Chris
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Subject: [WSG] Simple to use page
I *was* the early poster...
From: Dwain Alford
Subject: Re: [WSG] Simple to use page layout 'tool' ?
i agree with an early poster about the pencil and paper layout tool.
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This sounds like a perfect application for Ajax. Have the TOC on the
left, the actual document on the right... opens as you click through the
TOC?
Just a thought...
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Subject: Re: [WSG] PopUp windows
Example would be a page with a sort of table of
the pop-up
link on his website and, of course, that brought the main window back
into focus and hid the pop-up.
Its easy to forget how frustrating some of these nifty tricks can be
when you don't get the behaviour you expect.
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is not well constructed.
There is no thead, tbody, summary, scope... and where the judges are
highlighted with an image there is no data. Rather, a class is used to
style the cell.
Have you checked this against the spec for html tables on the W3C site?
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a form so that I
can post the information.
The difference between IE and Firefox is interesting. It makes sense why
IE didn't accept the instructions.
Thanks for your help. Its fixed my immediate problem and got me a little
further in mastering the DOM.
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('library_form')
p = o.getElementsByTagName('div')[n]
o.removeChild(p)
}
}
function submitform() {
document.getElementById('library_form').submit();
}
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It's not my client... it is Nick's.
I'm just saying that for decades, heavy data entry programs have used
enter to move between fields, and yes, shift-enter to move back.
If they are converting an existing app to use a browser, the client may
well prefer to change the app, not the 100 users...
have your answer: a very
efficient (albeit stunningly boring) way to work.
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From: Nick Roper
Subject: Re: [WSG] Use of Enter key to naviagte between form fields
As Chris points out, the use of the Enter key is quite common in
data-centric applications (which
.html
You may have guessed, for very large sites it's a whole lot easier to
use a database! I use this technique to also map navigation, so nested
menus (drop menus with sub-sub lists, such as About us Profiles
Chris) translate to the correct page (about-us/profiles/chris/). The
filesystem
Hi,
A accessibility/usability quirk was posed to me and led to a me
neither response. I've yet to encounter a font for the web that has
a distinction between the uppercase letter O and the number 0. If
such a font exist, which is it?
Respectfully,
Chris
/ are the ones I'm aware of (there are others,
I'm sure).
thanks
Chris
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And, a larger question for us all: what are we as web standards and
accessibility evangelists to do about the continued ingorance and apathy
towards this vital subject, especially in academia? Let's hope that the
recent Target website court case in the US highlights the cause.
Chris Taylor
Hi,
It appears that a bid may be lost due to a client insisting on FLASH
being used for navigation. The concern from this end is if FLASH is
not installed or broken the entire site is DOA (Dead On Arrival).
With the use of the object tag is it possible to include an alternate
ul
apply;
willing is not enough, you must do.
---Bruce Lee
On Jan 30, 2006, at 6:19 PM, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Chris Kennon wrote:
It appears that a bid may be lost due to a client insisting on
FLASH being used for navigation. The concern from
Hi,
I've a question regarding, preparing the navigational tabs for a ul
background. Would someone take a look, offering suggestions on
correct slicing so as not to leave it to ImageReady's, sometime non-
standards solution?
http://working.bushidodeep.com/remix/remix_bg.jpg
-rollovers.html
Perhaps I'm complicating the issue, please expand on your reply.
Chris
On Jan 29, 2006, at 12:45 PM, Lea de Groot wrote:
On 30/01/2006, at 4:35 AM, Chris Kennon wrote:
http://working.bushidodeep.com/remix/remix_bg.jpg
Interesting - its a fixed size image. Why slice at all? Drop
Hi,
Thanks Lea Byte,
Does this also beg the question, are the tabs to small?
Both slicing suggestions seem valid, and which is most suitable will
have to be proven in a UA. So thanks again, a good start for
experimentation.
Chris
On Jan 29, 2006, at 3:27 PM, Lea de Groot wrote:
On 30
target=_topFlexible Spending/a/li
/ul
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And congratulations to John Allsopp for having his earlier research
cited by Google!
Did anyone else notice that Google finally put paid to the rubbish
urban legend metadata meta name=revisit-after ?
Chris Dimmock
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Hi,
I recall, although from where unsure, a standards compliant method of
embedding a font within a site with PHP. Can someone shed some
insight on this?
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On Jan 24, 2006, at 5:53 PM, Miika Mäkinen wrote:
By wireless do you mean mobile and pdas?
Problem is that most of the PDAs will include stylesheets they
shouldn't (@media screen). I've found that the only way to do good
contents for mobile is to server different pages.
Hi,
This was
On Jan 24, 2006, at 5:50 PM, Nic wrote:
Any suggestions on creating stylesheets specific to wireless?
Well, obviously, declare your css with media=handheld, then style
your
page accordingly :)
Always a good place to start, smarty pants :)
So it seems advantageous serving the same
Hi,
Any suggestions on creating stylesheets specific to wireless? The
object is one site served to (3) UAs.
Return True,
Christopher Kennon
Principal/Designer/Programmer -Bushidodeep
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Knowing is not enough, you must apply;
) is being repeated, then doing all manner of
strange things when the menu is rolled over.
I've had a look through QuirksMode but not found quite the same problem.
Can the wise persons on this esteemed list please point me in the right
direction?
Many thanks
Chris Taylor
Senior Web Developer
Hi,
My understanding of the title element appears shallow. Usage of the
title attribute within an Object , Frame and link is well documented.
However, when I encountered it with p title=some titleSome Text/
p my was took on a wide-eyed look of embarrassment, as I was unaware
of its usage
Thanks,
The impression I'm getting from the replies today are title as an
attribute, has inconsistent interpretation by most UA's. However, as
an element it is essential to the document. Is this interpretation
correct?
Respectfully,
Christopher Kennon
Principal Creative Director
:)
Respectfully,
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Hi,
So the problem was resolved with the re-saved images alone, or in
concert with changes to the CSS?
Respectfully,
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Principal Creative Director -Bushidodeep
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On Jan 12, 2006, at 6:35 PM, Mani Sheriar wrote:
Thanks all, especially Nick Cowie who
Hi,
Would someone share their booty of a JS/DOM standards based mailing
list?
Happy New Year
(Better Late Than Never),
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Would the screenshot being in .png cause a difference? In photoshop
check your color setting in the save for web window, it could be a
gamma issue there? Also confirm the flattened image does not have a
color profile.
Nice site, all things aside?
On Jan 12, 2006, at 4:18 PM, Mani
I suppose I have always very much disliked server-side includes, for no
reason I can immediately think up, they just seem like bad form. But if
I really think about it, it doesn't matter what goes on as long as it
gets to the client in a standards-compliant, semantically correct form.
A business
Chris Townson wrote:
what a list looks like or how you want a list to look are
irrelevant in the
context of this debate.
also irrelevant is whether the pipe or vertical bar has
accrued implied or
associated meaning through (ab)use.
semantic mark-up is about utilising the most
etc.
end of story.
Chris
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Michael Cordover's comments were the correct answer. :)Here is an excerpt from an Interview with Matt Cutts, Google engineer, just last month:Q: In more general terms, what do you think is the relationship between Google and the W3C? Do you think it would be important for Google to
e.g. be
in context of Google's market share - its a huge amount of bandwidth.
Either way - small coding issues (and vaildation/ use of semantic code etc) are going to meana lot of bandwidth when looked at in light of that kind of volume...
Best
Chris
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Here are some excellent resources
1. http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/
2. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/ (original version)
3. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/taminglists/
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Through foresight, i already know this will be a very pitiful question to
real web designers, so bear with me.I was having some trouble finding out why, whenever I call for document.getElementById(id), it returns null (even if there is a valid id-matching element). Consider something simple, like
regarding CSS
implementation in the .net framework, leaves me with the question how
best to guide this student on utilizing web standards with .net
technology? A great opportunity exists to usher someone into best
practices.
Respectfully,
Chris
Hi Jay,
What extensions are you running. You can reply off-list, if desired.
Chris
On Nov 29, 2005, at 4:31 PM, Jay Gilmore wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
Does the Web Developer Extension run in it with your old profile
without fussing with it? I've been using both, but web dev only
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