Hi There.
I know zeldman posted a link a week or two ago about an icon site. Go
there and take a look at his link section ...
cheers
Simon
Sven Jacobs wrote:
Dear newsgroup,
this may be a bit off topic but I'm sure you can help me. I want to show the
visitors of my site that I care about web
You could always make any that you want for yourself with the buttonmaker:
http://kalsey.com/tools/buttonmaker/
Or if you prefer the manual approach:
http://www.sovavsiti.cz/css/w3c_buttons.html
HTH
Russ
Dear newsgroup,
this may be a bit off topic but I'm sure you can help me. I want to
Cheryl Perkins wrote:
What can I say? The surgeon who hired me insisted on red. I think he'd
have liked it entirely in red. I actually offered a couple different
colour schemes in blues and greens, which happen to be my favourite
colours, but there was no interest in them at all.
I know it's
Sven Jacobs wrote:
I want to show the visitors of my site that I care about web
standards and put an effort into making my website comply to these
standards.
...
Is there any official website where all these icons are collected?
http://www.antipixel.com/blog/archives/2002/10/22/
http://www.webstandardsawards.com/previous/jason_santa_maria.html
A well deserved winner!
There is also a nomination at weekly standards, although Adam Howell seems
to have replaced his usual detailed analysis with comments like:
So, in closing. Tables are the work of Satan spawn hellfire. Light
Not sure if it's been pointed to:
By MACCAWS:
MACCAWS' mission is to provide Web authors with the resources
necessary to promote Web standards as a commercially desirable choice
for clients.
http://www.maccaws.org/kit/way-forward/
Nick
*
My bad - there was one extra div closing tag that was causing the problem.
After tweaking with the spacing for the past hour or so, I think it's
finally done. My apologies for clogging the list! But, if you notice
anything else wrong, give a hollar. :)
I whipped up a portal page for the new
Set the margin for the ul, not the li.
-
Jeremy Flint
www.jeremyflint.com
Barbara Dozetos wrote:
This may be a really stupid question, but I've searched high and low and
can't find the answer. Is there any way to set the left margin on a
list? I'm not talking about the space between the
Barb,
This is a bit hard to answer as I don't know if you are talking about a
standard list or a list with graphics.
I'll assume you men standard html lists...
Standard HTML lists have a certain amount of left-indentation. The amount
varies on each browser. Some browsers use padding (from
Geeze Russ, aren't you married?
http://www.browsercam.com/projects/56771/930830.jpg
--
Cameron Adams
W: www.themaninblue.com
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M weird. Is Browsercam branching out into new services?
Apologies all. I should have checked all screenshots before sending the
link. I will do so in future. :)
Russ
Geeze Russ, aren't you married?
http://www.browsercam.com/projects/56771/930830.jpg
--
Cameron Adams
W:
I don't consider myself a guru on web standards (specifically XHTML/CSS)
but am learning and getting better.
I like standards. I dont like how they aren't uniformly supported (and am
not really concerned about getting into another Browser Wars thread).
But I am having some issues with Relative
Hi Gary
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Understand your plite, its what we all face every day, one day it will all
be easy. Every browser will render STANDARD code be it HTML,
XHTML, CSS in the same way on any platform. They will even execute
JavaDcript in the same way and
Given the ignorance of some of your users, I'd assume
they were using IE. But remember, there's no such
thing as fixed font design anymore. Mozilla, Safari et
al all resize fonts irrespective of units.
--
Cameron Adams
W: www.themaninblue.com
--- Gary Menzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't
There are issues though
* Embedded WYSIWYG editors are still very immature when it
comes to XHTML and CSS (our CMS lets us plug in lots of
editors but most of them lack something in some way or other)
so enforcing the use of EM's is flawed (at best). Some of
the editors support
Title: Problem and can't validate
Sorry I can't validate my content, due to it being on the intranet and it's a CMS that most likely will not validate anyway.
Can anyone see why my top two columns dailyNews and majorAnnouncements do not display inline?
Everything within #quicklinks
So when
we launched our new site we had HUNDREDS (not exaggerating -
they are all logged) of complaints about the font size being
too small or too big because they did not have their font
size set to medium (and there doesn't appear to be a way to
detect what the setting is - probably
Title: Problem and can't validate
Well I
solved that by setting width: 49% instead of 50%, still wondering why that is
though - I am guessing it has something to do with both divs being bigger than
50% somehow ??
-Original Message-From: Taco Fleur Sent:
Wednesday, 7 April 2004
Title: RE: [WSG] Relative Fonts
Kay wrote:
we just decided to politely educate
each user who complained about what their
problem was and why it was better the way
we'd done it. Time consuming, but after the
first couple it was all cut and paste anyway.
ditto here.
i had a similar
We've faced this as well, particularly with the Perth International Arts
Festival, and we just decided to politely educate each user who
complained about what their problem was and why it was better
the way we'd done it. Time consuming, but after the first couple it was
all cut and paste
Gary,
Relative font sizes can also be done using percents as well as em's and this
solution is recommended by the CSS discuss wiki for font scaling under 100%
[1].
The Maxdesign site you mention is sadly in need of major restructuring and
recoding. I used to do navigation in pixels and all other
Gary asked
So - what does everyone do?
I use em for all measurements (except images).
So those column widths are not 200px but 16.7em.
With a fixed width page (60em) long lines of text ie 80+ characters per line are
difficult to read.
Use a little bit of javascript to set the inital font size
Understand your plite, its what we all face every day, one day it will all
be easy. Every browser will render STANDARD code be it HTML,
XHTML, CSS in the same way on any platform. They will even execute
JavaDcript in the same way and follow the same DOM.
Then again they may not!
Is
I use em for all measurements (except images).
So those column widths are not 200px but 16.7em.
With a fixed width page (60em) long lines of text ie 80+ characters per
line are difficult to read.
OK - so is there a formula to work out PX to EM ? (at least on a
vanilla type of setup).
And I
Thanks thats what i was looking for, i think Mariah sang it best-
then a hero comes along
thanks again
From: Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] tantek high_pass @import
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:45:01 +1000
Im wondering if there's
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