Michael
Ahh I see you took you dyslexia medicine. Now you've got it right ;-)
Leo
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Jamie
Actually the layout seems to degrade nicely on the elements, and most
were presented just fine on the mac. MSIE doesn't play fair no matter
what computer you use. The broken link was the only one I found to the
sitemap and it was on a page one or two clicks deep. I don't remember
which
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Subject: Re: [WSG] text and graphic on one line PROBLEM SOLVED!
AuntySpam,
Apologies, but you have it backwards.
An individual ID can appear ONCE only on a page.
An individual class can app
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Subject: Re: [WSG] text and graphic on one line PROBLEM SOLVED!
This is the way I understand it:
When you want to use any style more than once, you use ID
When you want it to apply to one element only, you use class.
Is that too simplified?
AuntySpam, SLP Coordinator, pspug.org
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graphic on one line
Jamie
> from someone in this list (sorry I forgot who but he's kind enough to
> let me know) told me that site works in Safari for Mac
I sent you that message. The link to the sitemap was broken in IE Mac
but not in Safari. This probably means that IE is cho
Jamie
from someone in this list (sorry I forgot who but he's kind enough to
let me know) told me that site works in Safari for Mac
I sent you that message. The link to the sitemap was broken in IE Mac
but not in Safari. This probably means that IE is choking on the link's
syntax. It's probabl
This is the way I understand it:
When you want to use any style more than once, you use ID
When you want it to apply to one element only, you use class.
Is that too simplified?
AuntySpam, SLP Coordinator, pspug.org
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Date: 03/14/04 04:09:15
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] text and graphic on one line
On Saturday, Mar 13, 2004, at 02:13 US/Pacific, Jaime Wong wrote:
> I use these for so
ID's can be applied to many html elements in the same way as classes.
Is there any advantage using ID's instead of classes? Yes and no, depending
on your needs:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/advanced_idclass.htm
Of course, the aim for all web developers is to use as few classes and id
On Saturday, Mar 13, 2004, at 02:13 US/Pacific, Jaime Wong wrote:
I use these for some fancy header.
.icon-Gal
{
background-image : url(icon_gal.gif);
background-repeat : no-repeat;
background-position : 125px;
padding-top : 1em;
border-bottom : 1px dotted #448687;
padding-left : 3px
Thank you for your reply Russ, this afternoon I went back and had another
look at it and discovered that I had written float: left instead of right.
Is my face red!!! I must have looked at it a hundred times and didn't really
see it. What I ended up doing was:
blah blah etc
and had a a style s
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Subject: Re: [WSG] text and graphic on one line
I use these for some fancy header.
.icon-Gal { background-image : url(icon_gal.gif); background-repeat : no-repeat; background-position : 125px; padding-top : 1em; border-bottom : 1px dotted #448687; rem_pa
works.
With Regards
Jaime Wong
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Date: 03/13/04 13:21:02
To: Web Standards Group
Subject: Re: [WSG] text and graphic on one line
Maureen,
Hi Maureen
How about making the logo a background-image with background-position :
top right; in the box you wish? If the image adds meaning to the page
(i.e requires an alt tag for people browsing without images) then this
is probably not the best thing to do. If the heading/text conveys the
Maureen,
The main question would be this; do you want the logo to be included on the
page as essential content or do you see it as part of the presentation - if
it is the latter, then you are probably best off putting it inside the CSS
rather than on the page.
Once this decision is made, there ar
Hi - I have been trying to create a div header with background colour,
border etc that has text (3 words) on the left and a logo on the same line
but sitting on the right and I can't seem to get it right. I tried including
the logo inside the h1 tags and this worked except for the position of the
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