There you go! I knew it was too good to be true.
That probably means that there really is no standards-compliant way of
embedding Flash that doesn't cause problems for someone somewhere.
Back to the drawing board.
David
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...and looking at the how of doing that; ol start=4
I came up with something. While it's not perfect, it works.
Hi there,
Ive got a page working as I want it in Firefox, but
in IE6 Im having a problem with the position of the home navigation bar.
Ive validated the CSS HTML. Any tips?
Its online at: http://www.eshopworks.co.uk/suz/index.htm
CSS is:
I have another question (you'll have to forgive me...I don't currently
have Net access, so I don't have luxury of looking this information up
myself. I only have the time to write my emails offline and plug my
laptop into somebody's network every once in awhile for the email
upload/download
Okay, my first question. ;)
Screen resolution: back in the day, designers made their sites look
good on 640x480 because that's what most people used (only the *ultra
geek* used anything higher than 800x600 ;) ). Then, of course,
everybody went up to 800x600, and now most laptops (and perhaps
A lot of this comes down the the site and its intended audience.
However, you should keep in mind hand-held devices which are on the increase
in a major way. They have tiny screens. This means we really have to think
outside the standards screen sizes. A good mind-shift article is here:
Thanks for taking the time to do that but since I'm not using xhtml 1.0
strict I actually wasn't having a problem. I was merely noting, for the
sake of those looking at strict, the depreciation of an ol attribute
start that seemed to have as much to do with document structure as
presentation.
On 9/24/04 2:30 AM john [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this out:
What are your feelings regarding rsac.org and do you feel it's
necessary to register and include their meta tag on your sites?
RSAC no longer exists. is the first line in the body.
In any event, ICRA looks like a content
On 9/24/04 2:39 AM russ - maxdesign [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this out:
However, you should keep in mind hand-held devices which are on the increase
in a major way. They have tiny screens. This means we really have to think
outside the standards screen sizes. A good mind-shift article is here:
Opera-based devices seem to support well but some others do not. Patrick has
done a lot of research and could tell us real stats:
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/55.php
Worth reading:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/pocket/
http://my.opera.com/community/dev/device/css-media/
While
Hi Everyone
Opera is definately not in my scope of expertise. I've fixed the vast majority of my
css bugs and now I need to fix a couple Opera problems.
Here are some screen shots from browsercam. I hope you can view them.
http://www.browsercam.com/projects/99910/1643010.jpg
Does anyone know an online resource that emulates netscape 4.7?
I need to do some css shuffling to make my main.css look ok in nn4. I have a
browsercam subscription for this month but would like to see more than a screenshot.
I'm sure others would appreciate the information as well.
Ted
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 08:47:12 -0700, Ted Drake
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Does anyone know an online resource that emulates netscape 4.7?
Why not just install it on your dev machine? It's not that bad...
http://browsers.evolt.org has an archive with heaps of different
versions.
K.
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Hi Kay
thanks
I ended up downloading one from netscape, they have an archive of old browsers.
However, it comes packaged with aol advertising. I bet the link you give doesn't have
the aol stuff added.
Ted
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Ted Drake wrote:
There is an image in the div#topright that is floated left that is sitting
below the menu toprightnav
I am using the IE Whitespace hack to avoid putting the unordered list on one
line of code:
http://www.hicksdesign.co.uk/journal/546/ie-whitespace-bug
Will this mess up
Hi Big John
Thanks for the tip.
It worked on the upper right. I have two more problems with Opera that I haven't
figured out.
In the body of some pages, I have a tertiary set of nav buttons that are stacking. the
ul is floated right and the list items inside it are floated left. I tried to set
Another thing that is often forgotten is that many people DONT run
applications (which also means browsers) at full screen resolution.
Many people still run lots of overlapping windows (the messy desktop
approach).
So - it's all well and good to not design for 640x480 - but there will
be lots of
On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 09:02:14 +1000, Gary Menzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another thing that is often forgotten is that many people DONT run
applications (which also means browsers) at full screen resolution.
Many people still run lots of overlapping windows (the messy desktop
approach).
...
I have a few questions about font sizing:
- Is it possible to query the text zoom on MZ (or the text size on
IE/FF) with, say, JavaScript?
- Is it possible to prevent an item of text from being resized by the
user? I'm not anti-accessibility but there are some on-screen elements
that need to
This is my second real try at CSS and XHTML so bear with me! I thought I had
it nailed, but noo... The page works in Safari, IE 5.2, 5.1 and Opera
6.03 all on a Mac both OS x and OS 9, but Firefox says no go. Firefox will
not load my background image nor the logo at the bottom. The XHTML
G'day
Loads fine for me in Firefox 1.0PR.
You haven't disabled images in Firefox (through the web developer toolbar)
by chance?
Regards
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Fast-loading, user-friendly websites
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Hey Bert,
I don't think I've disabled images, but I don't use Firefox very much since
it's on my wife's machine. Where would I look to find out? It almost sounds
that like that's the problem. It loads fine for you?? Hope I'm not going to
be feeling like a total idiot, but I've loaded other test
G'day
I don't think I've disabled images, but I don't use Firefox very much
since it's
on my wife's machine. Where would I look to find out? It almost sounds
that
like that's the problem. It loads fine for you??
I can't help you on browser settings, nor is that a web standards issue :-)
On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 03:16:47 +0300, Rimantas Liubertas wrote:
Precisely. Only I yet have to see someone who runs his/her browser NOT
maximazed.
That's around my workplace.
So better not to speculate on this issue.
Yes, speculation is useless.
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