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My other suggestion would be to write to the guys behind NVDA (or join
the forum). They are blind computer developers and likely have some
experience that could assist you.
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Instead of 'education site for non-web geeks.' what I really meant was
'non-geek web users'.
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She recommends a Javascript version for accessibility. I would agree.
Best of luck on your journey . . .
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and it was Flash8 and given the presentation I mentioned it
might be a tool built in??
Of course how this would be handled in HTML5 I'm less clear on:)
Didn't really answer your questions directly, but I hope some of this is useful.
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markup to
use, what is the actual end result of this action and can it be
handled a better way?
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I have a web form I'm building and there is a simple yes/no question in it.
I got to wondering what the best semantic mark
from the W3C who spoke to the WSG in Melbourne
some time ago now called Richard Ishida who is all about
internationalisation on the web. More links; http://rishida.net/
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Hmm.
I hadn't considered the wording of the actual
became a question to the group and only lucky chance
provided the answer in minutes, and the information was previously
unknown to me, I thought I'd share especially to those creating novel
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When you use a character code, e.g. #x00BB; as a list marker
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tried looking for these images
park when I assumed you meant
deliverables, as best as I can tell there is only techniques that work
for you, rather than a standard such that the W3C would endorse.
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I am a web designer as a hobby and have run into a situation where
I am
Thanks for all the discussion so far. It seems I'll have to re-code. I will
definitely not be using Javascript. It seems entirely logical to me that there
should be such a thing as a button, which can exist outside a form, which has
an HREF attribute or can be wrapped in an anchor. But if there
and the button element
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009, John Horner wrote:
Thanks for all the discussion so far. It seems I'll have to re-code.
I will definitely not be using Javascript. It seems entirely logical
to me that there should be such a thing as a button, which can exist
outside a form, which has
I adopted the use of the button element in an application I'm working
on, used like this:
a href=foo.htmlbuttonfoo/button/a
one main reason I liked buttons is that they can be disabled with an
attribute, which was useful for things like keeping a next button
everywhere, so that the layout
OK, I'll bite, what makes you say that there are no suitable microformats?
Where did you look?
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Just want to put in a plug for Radio National's coverage of this topic
so far:
The Media Report:
http://abc.net.au/rn/mediareport/stories/2008/2405376.htm
Australia Talks:
http://abc.net.au/rn/australiatalks/stories/2008/2419136.htm
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Just a quick note that if you're going to shorten
Do collaborative online groups need to be successful
to make a URL, it would be better, from the SEO viewpoint, to cut out
the common words, do, need, to etc. So, your URL would be
collaborative-online-groups-successful.html
not
the Adobe website. Not
surprisingly a quick google search provides some info, and this link
looked informed.
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=Making_Video_Accessible
Not exactly your question answered, but hope it might of helped.
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be generalising here a bit, but I'm right in most cases).
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via Google. Generally the whole IE thing I ignore until required.
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It would really help when you have
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I have created a form which acts
I'd be interested in hearing recommendations for good standards-based
HTML and CSS training in the Sydney area.
I'm looking at MaxDesign's website, of course, but not seeing specific
dates for upcoming courses.
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
The information
Just to point out something that hasn't been mentioned as far as I can
see -- of course, you can map file types to extensions on a webserver
however you like. You could set .JPG to serve as HTML if you wanted. The
original creators of Blogger, Pyra, used .pyra as their extension so I
have no idea
I've just spent a bit of time looking at how background-position works
when expressed as a percentage:
background-position: 90%;
and I'm wondering why it works the way it does.
Here's the best way I can describe the effect of (90%, x-axis)
positioning with percentages: to position the image
Does the coder need to be in London?
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Hi All London Standardistas!
Hope this little job
Please, please, please everyone.
Discuss web standards on the web standards group mailing list, and my
text/WYSIWY editor is better than yours on the HTML Editors mailing
list...
If there isn't one, feel free to set it up.
thanks,
Grumpy John
b (bold) and i italic haven't actually been deprecated is
that the HTML working group were worried it would lead to the misuse of
other presentational tags, indeed such as em and strong, which
should be considered whenever you use these 'newer' tags!
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a pretty small niche in web standards.
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Me, personally, I wouldn't use a CMS that produced mark-up like that.
Especially not when I know there are others out there that will do a
better job (haven't explored Powerfront too closely to find out whether
it's possible to alter the output mark-up).
I'd have to ask though: why are you
Please consider that a cms is a tool too allow people to add there own
content. So the inline styling may in fact be added by the end user.
For the example site linked to - http://www.goodshepvic.org.au/ - I didn't
even get as far down to what might've been user entered content.
Incomplete
users.
John.
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On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 03:42:07 -0500, Felix Miata wrote
usually have a 17 TFT or lower to test on for 'the great unpixeled'.
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, please at least mark it as such so the rest
of us can hit the delete button without checking it first for relevant
information!
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Plenty of references here:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2006/11/11/css-based-forms-modern-solutions/
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Hi ,
Could anyone tell me which is the best way to build a form without
tables in w3c standards.
I would really appreciate
A website I was working on, client wants client-side
validation, something fancy, something Ajax.
The whole point of AJAX is that it's *not* client-side. It's both. So
your client is a little confused if they said that.
the flaw in this approach is the potential for adding divs for styling
purposes only which is hardly ever necessary.
I'm not saying that at all. Every layout is going to have containers; use
the ones you've already got. Adding styles for every element has the
potential for 'bloating' your
I'd say the only time you need to use paragraphs inside list items is when
a list item's content is made up of more than one paragraph.
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Hi Taco,
In the case of the example you provided I'd say definitely no need for
If you have two paragraphs you might want to reconsider the use of a
list.
I don't agree. Consider as an example a 'list' of services - it may take
more than one paragraph to adequately describe each service, but it is
still a list.
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If the lists have a number of levels like
Services
Web Site Development
Graphics
SEO and
more
About Us
Me
You
Someone else
I'm not talking about presenting a list of links; I'm talking about
presenting the actual content on a page. From your example above, it's
Assign the paragraph style to a HTML tag that is surrounding all other
tags?
If so, I would not feel comfortable with that.
Why not? If this is your HTML:
div class=content
psome text/p
ul
lisome text/li
/ul
/div
This
.content {
color: red;
font-size: 1em;
line-height: 1.5
}
makes more
If you apply the style to the container, then you don't need to assign
styles individually to different elements (except where you want them to
be different).
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Hi Tim,
What I mean by duplicate style is that if I
Also is their a preference in web standards for using PHP includes or
something like SSI?
SSI stands for server side include which is essentially what a PHP include
is. The only difference is the syntax used to call the include.
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You don't need a longdesc in that example because you're already linking
to it by an anchor.
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here's the link to the example:
http://studiokdd.com/sandbox/abstract-christian-art-new-testament.html
i have the jesus and
IE6 doesn't respect the *:hover pseudo selector if I remember
rightly... It only supports it for anchors, e.g a:hover
You may have to look at a small bit of javascript to 'activate' this
behavior.
No, because he's using one of Stu Nicholl's js-free menus. The trade off
is a lot of IE
It's disturbing how well lemurs can illustrate the issue, too:
http://www.katemonkey.co.uk/article/48/x-ua-lemur-compatible (the Zeldman
lemur cracked me up completely)
That's awesome!
We can opt to save our energy for standards-based browsers and not
bother learning new versions of IE.
can I safely develop in non Mac versions and expect
my web sites to behave the same on the Mac?
Behave? Yes. But...
I don't think anyone's made this point yet -- one key difference between
the platforms is the display of form elements.
Elements like buttons and select menus and checkboxes,
takes you to another page). Consistency is key - but remember that
users usually browse in only one browser at a time.
John Hancock
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implementation? 'My computer is bigger/better/faster/stronger' is
fairly non
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A textpattern form with inline styles, only gets loaded once and when
a change is made to it every page on the site is globally updated.
You may only have one file to edit, but what gets sent to the browser is
still a different page for each entry with the inline styles needing to be
It's rather off-topic, but more to the point it's impossible, and your
main task at this point is to explain to your client why even trying to
do it is pointless and silly. If they can see the text, the text is on
their computer.
As Andrew said, either they want their information on the web or
Seems like someone is listening! The color buttons is gone
No they're not. Unless you're referring to something different.
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Yeah, that's right. I can still see them and they still change the colour
of the page.
On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 04:31:49 +1000, Kim Kruse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well they are on my computer! (we're talking about the 4 colored buttons
that changed the colors of the page... right?)
John Faulds
might do it.
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Yeah, that's right. I can still see them and they still change the
colour
- I really don't like the clock; it's so 1990s - we all have a clock on
our computer/phone; I don't think it's needed.
I think you're missing the nostalgia, the aah factor embodied in that
clock -- British people have spent many *many* hours watching it.
Oh come on, let's not be so blinkered that we can't appreciate really
good work in most areas!
Felix isn't the only one who has a number of issues with the new design
and for entirely different reasons -
http://www.markboulton.co.uk/journal/comments/bbc_homepage_redesign/
I'd have to
Personally, I think the img tag has the correct semantics (and attributes) for
an image. I'd just keep them for images in paragraphs and use css background
for everything else.
An object is just that!
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First, it requests the Commission to obligate Microsoft to unbundle
Internet Explorer from Windows and/or carry alternative browsers
pre-installed on the desktop.
I can't see that flying. Is anyone going to ask Apple to stop shipping
their OS with Safari?
On Fri, 14 Dec 2007 09:05:11
Delivering their OSes with half a dozen pre-installed standard-compliant
alternatives to IE/win isn't a
technical problem, so why not?
I'm no lawyer and I'm also no MS fanboy, but I think 'why?' is as equally
a valid question as 'why not?'.
My latest computer with Vista came pre-intalled
but their os should be able to run other optional packages that the
customer chooses.
Out of all the applications Gav I mentioned previously, all the
alternatives are easily installed on Windows (including Vista), and that's
certainly the case for other browsers, so I don't really see
It should be: !-- ... -- (no 2nd !).
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I'd think a little bit more about what you want your CMS to do before
jumping in with Joomla. I've only given it a cursory look over before
because I wasn't that impressed particularly by the sort of templating it
uses and the code it outputs. If your client just wants to edit pages
I have to mark up a club constitution where all the paragraphs are
numbered but there are also headings that are supposed to relate to
paragraphs, e.g.:
Heading 1
1. Paragraph goes here
2. Paragraph goes here
3. Paragraph goes here
Heading 2
4. Paragraph goes here
5. Paragraph goes
want to read the full discussion.
John Faulds wrote:
I have to mark up a club constitution where all the paragraphs are
numbered but there are also headings that are supposed to relate to
paragraphs, e.g.:
Heading 1
1. Paragraph goes here
2. Paragraph goes here
3. Paragraph goes here
Hi Georg,
Yep, that did it. It looks like it was the % padding causing the problem.
Huge thanks for the time and effort you spent helping me out on this one!
Cheers
John
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always mention it as a SEO problem if you
need to provide a business case for it.
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The purpose of max-width loses if it can't overruled the ems behavior.
It's not a case of max-width overruling ems. Ems is related to font-size
which is why it's used for fluid/elastic layouts - it's *supposed* to
increase as you increase the text size. If you don't want your layout to
:
John Faulds wrote:
Could you show me what you've got in your corrected copy because I'm
unsure which values I'm supposed to be tuning?
Ok, here's a smooth-working version...
* html #wrap {
width: 95%;
width:expression(((document.compatMode
document.compatMode=='CSS1Compat
anyone see what I'm missing?
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It's at: http://www.gbjt.org.au/css/IE.css
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I've got a page shift happening when you hover over certain elements in
the right column on this page:
http://www.gbjt.org.au
1: the large shifting is easiest solved by deleting all R:P styles on
sidebar...
#sidebar {
position: relative; -- delete
z-index: 200; -- delete
}
I had that there because the top link in the sidebar seems to get
partially obscured by the transparent PNG of the ball. I'm sure it was
in
the nav. Although XHTML 1.1 valid, a cursory glance at webxact would
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On 15/11/2007, at 5:02 PM, Christie Mason wrote:
We're having an internal discussion about the placement of site
navigation
(Contact Us, etc) vs Product Navigation (Search, Category 1
Here's a recent one that might prove useful:
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/redesigning_ebay_registration/
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 08:55:46 +1000, Howard Kim
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope this question is appropriate for this list. I'm doing some
research on best practices for
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