Christian.
Did you know most of your portfolio goes to a 404?
On Jan 24 2008, at 16:06, Christian Snodgrass wrote:
Hello,
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up my mind about.
Basically, I have a list like this: Something: blah blah; blah;
blah. The Something: is a
Yes I do, it's not finished yet.
Joe Ortenzi wrote:
Christian.
Did you know most of your portfolio goes to a 404?
On Jan 24 2008, at 16:06, Christian Snodgrass wrote:
Hello,
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up my mind about.
Basically, I have a list like this: Something:
Hello,
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up my mind about.
Basically, I have a list like this: Something: blah blah; blah; blah.
The Something: is a different font size, and kind of a header for the
list. I can't decide if I should just do a paragraph with Something
strong or
The Something: is a different font size, and kind of a header for the
list.
It seems you answered your own question
something should be a header (h.x tag)
look at the footer on sites like linkedin.com - very common approach
Neal
Hello,
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up
] A Question of Semantics
Hello,
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up my mind about.
Basically, I have a list like this: Something: blah blah; blah; blah.
The Something: is a different font size, and kind of a header for the
list. I can't decide if I should just do a paragraph
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up my mind about.
Basically, I have a list like this: Something: blah blah; blah;
blah. The Something: is a different font size, and kind of a header
for the list. I can't decide if I should just do a paragraph with
Mordechai Peller wrote:
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
I have a small semantic problem that I can't make up my mind about.
Basically, I have a list like this: Something: blah blah; blah;
blah. The Something: is a different font size, and kind of a
header for the list. I can't decide if I should
Hi gang!
You all must have heard my head banging over the last couple of days! The
semantic form that I got from Patrick works great when it's got room, the
problem is, I don't have that much room. This is a small 200px wide quick
search form that needs a bit of padding.
If you add divs to the
div's have no inherent dimensions and can be enclosed by fieldsets.
Terrence Wood.
Wayne Godfrey wrote:
If you add divs to the input fields, won't that effect the fieldset? Or am I
missing something here? I've been avoiding this form thing like the plague,
but I've got no choice now...gotta get it
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 23:12:57 +, Patrick H. Lauke
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The most correct way (tm):
form action=... method=...
fieldset
legendSearch Club Listings/legend
label for=nameName of club/label
input type=text name=name id=name /
label
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 09:35:26 +1000, Andrew Krespanis wrote:
What about br /s to seperate the form elements when CSS isn't
present? View that form in anything other than a CSS capable browser
and usibility goes right out the window...
That way you can still use display:block; for any elements
You could even think about a DL for simple forms.
Using the label in the DT tag and the input into the DD.
Gives you the hooks for styling, and readable in a non css browser.
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text-only and v4 browsers lack support for fieldsets, so one is really
stuck with using br / as the the leanest code solution.
Terrence Wood.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
a slippery slope, in my opinion...starting to add what is, in this case,
visual markup to compensate for lack of CSS...
i
Help!!
I am in the process of building what amounts to a search form that will
extract a club listing from my database. Before I start the building
process, I'd like to know what would be considered the most semantically
correct way of doing it.
The form will display a club listing by state via
Wayne Godfrey wrote:
what would be considered the most semantically
correct way of doing it.
The most correct way (tm):
form action=... method=...
fieldset
legendSearch Club Listings/legend
label for=nameName of club/label
input type=text name=name id=name /
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 23:12:57 +, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
input type=submit value=List /
/fieldset
Would you include the submit button in the fieldset by default?
I had been assuming that, semantically, it sat outside the fieldset(s).
curious,
Lea
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Lea de Groot
Elysian Systems
Lea de Groot wrote:
Would you include the submit button in the fieldset by default?
I had been assuming that, semantically, it sat outside the fieldset(s).
purely from a technical point of view, if you wanted the submit button
outside of the fieldset, you'd have to put another block level element
The simplicity of it all.
Thanks Patrick, I doubt that I would have ever come up with this solution,
which is why I posed the question in the first place!! Forms are mysterious
creatures to meThanks again.
wayne
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On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 23:52:16 +, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
if i had more than one fieldset (e.g. many sub-sections within the
form), i would not have the submit as an element of the last
fieldset, but outside, and wrap everything in another fieldset as
mentioned above
Hmmm, interesting.
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