thanks that really sux! just another way microsucks makes our lifes miserable, truely amazing!!!From: Gary Menzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2005 1:44 AMTo: wsg@webstandardsgroup.orgSubject: Re: [WSG] 2 ?'sRemove all the whitespace between each set of the li/li tags.
can someone instruct me how to place a svg image as a background image
that will validate in xhtml 1.0 strict?
dwain
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Drake, Ted C. wrote:
Hi All
I've been working on a re-design of my web site and I know the code is
still
rough. However, I think I could use some outside eyeballs on the design.
You know how things are when you look at it for too long...
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
very
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
Hi All
I've been working on a re-design of my web site and I know the code is
still
rough. However, I think I could use some outside eyeballs on the design.
You know how things are when you look at it for too long...
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
p.s.
There's something about inheritance that I don't understand. Say in my style
sheet I have:
body { color: black }
#content {}
#hilite p { color: red }
If I have three paragraphs in the div #hilite and I want the text of one of
them to be black instead of red, I define this class for that
There's no way I' m gonna post again any soon ... anywhere ... about ... anything. I will wait for the shame to wear off ...
In my defence :
... I had NO evening ...
NO night ... and ... yes ... NO MORNING
and NO sleep.
I'm sorry folks, please forgive me !On 7/22/05, Drake, Ted C. [EMAIL
anyone have a good linnk to a tut or other about footers and always having them at bottom under the content.
Perhaps this article on A List Apart by Bobby Van Der Sluis can help.
On 7/23/05, csslist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks that really sux! just another way microsucks makes our lifes
Hope,
This second rule of yours is not being applied as it has less weight than
the first rule.
This is due to specificity. Specificity is used to determine which rules
will be applied to elements if there are conflicts - such as different color
properties being applied to the p element.
Your
Hello,
This has to do with specificity. The use of the id in #hilite p is a
more specific rule than the class in .normal.
When you re-write it to #hilite .normal that rule now becomes more
specific. An id is more specific than a class.
For more on this:
thanks for the responses, agreed that the header navigation is odd,
should be easy to alter though
as should the odd order of the headers
I find myself often using pixel sizes for fonts, a habit I am trying to
break
(honest - an owen briggs article will help me plus a few google searchs
and
Hi
If you use a server side language to deliver dynamic markup coded to
the W3C standards the important thing is to drive the code, not let
the language drive how you work and what gets sent to the client. It
can be frustrating hearing the html is like that because XYZ language
exports the html
I think you will find that coldfusion makes life harder in respect to
web standards compliance. The code I have seen being churned out looks
like it has gone through a mangler with huge chunks of white space etc.
In general though, I agree with James, the server side language should
not really
what? thats a big load of BS! what does using coldfusion have to do with mangling your code? if you do a simple google search you will find out the what mangles code and makes it a lot more work to unmangle is .net and vs, which is what u'd expect when you let m$ write any of your
Theres nothing
wrong with any of the server side scripting languages if you build the client
side output yourself.
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Er, wwwhat??
If you use the controls provided by MS (validation
controls etc), then yes, the code is junk. But who in their right mind uses
those anyway? Who has ever used those? That aside, how else does .NET mangle
code? I am
Well no, what you say now isnt wrong but what you said before certainly was. Before you basically implied the cfm created bad markup and now you say it's the developer which is what it should be. " I think you will find that coldfusion makes life harder in respect to web standards compliance"
Thanks Russ Joe. It all makes sense now! I had never come across the
specificity rules before. (Then again, a year ago I had never heard of web
standards.) This is a rather handy thing to know.
Cheers,
Hope Stewart
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Are we done now?
Let me just say (as I wrote the offending line on the Max
Design/Webboy sites) that I referred to ASP and not ASP.NET as not being a rapid
development language (and I am right, it isn't... I used todo ASP sites).
I really don't care what languages other people use, they
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