RE: [WSG] Spacing Issue

On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 11:24:13 +1000, Webmaster wrote: Are we not being a bit classist? (Coming in a little late here, guys - sorry!) Classist not to offer constructive help for a non-standards based implementation? I don't think so, for two main reasons: 1. The list is the web standards group,

Re: [WSG] vertical menu with background on IE5 :(

setiawan77th wrote: I was learning on these CSS, to have my vertical menu. It's work o IE6 and Mozzila. But some how it look weird in IE5 and IE5.5 Can someone be so kind helping me to my problem? http://embun.net http://embun.net/style/style_black.css Thanks setiawan Dunno Setiawan, but

[WSG] Building a tree/table

I am trying to create a combined tree/table view using web standards. If you don't know what a tree/table is take a look at the following example. http://books.mozdev.org/screenshots/moz_0904.gif Two parts to this question... 1) how should the content be structured? 2) how would the styling

Re: [WSG] Reason for leaving

The talk here is really dull, I agree Brian. On 8/12/05, Brian Grimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This forum has unfortunately degraded from a useful resource in regards to properly writing code for use by those with disabilities to just another HTML help group... If you need help with

RE: [WSG] Reason for leaving

Rowan Lewis The talk here is really dull, I agree Brian. Well folks, here's a crazy idea: let's start some good discussions on the principles of web standards then. We need a bit of a catalyst to get things started. Any hot topics anybody's got at the moment? Patrick

RE: [WSG] Building a tree/table

Hi Fred I don't want to repost the information because it was a bit lengthy, but you may want to visit this thread: http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg@webstandardsgroup.org/msg17305.html I have put together a nested unordered list and use a series of classes on the body and id attributes on the

Re: [WSG] Building a tree/table

I would really need an example of what this styles to understand completely, but... I don't *think* this addresses my specific problem. What I want is for the attributes to line up in columns (as in a table). (Sorry, that wasn't clear in the first post.) On 8/12/05, Drake, Ted C. [EMAIL

Re: [WSG] Building a tree/table

I may be missing something here, but this looks like a classic case where a table could actually be more appropriate. 1. It looks like it is columns of content, so a data table could be appropriate. 2. if you structure the entire thing with spans and style it with CSS, it has no real meaning for

Re: [WSG] Building a tree/table

On 8/12/05, russ - maxdesign [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I may be missing something here, but this looks like a classic case where a table could actually be more appropriate. Maybe, in fact I have been using a table. The number of levels is indefinite (my application is a assembly hierarchy) so...

Re: [WSG] Building a tree/table

chop/ I guess the basic problem then is that the tree with attributes is both a table and a nested list. In my application the tree represents a part assembly. One of the attributes is mass. The mass of the assembly includes the mass of each of its components. The purpose of the tree/table

[WSG] Announcing: Happy Clog!

For our members in the Netherlands (though I'm sure most of you are aware already)... http://kurafire.net/log/archive/2005/08/07/happy-clog Regards, Peter Firminger *** http://webboy.net/ info@webboy.net +612 49983388 +614 12932269

Re: [WSG] Spacing Issue

Thanks for the replies. I actually took a step back, re-evaluated the suggestions I got and came up with this test page which appears to work: http://www.olpguitars.com/index2.asp The top links all work and I retained the graphic designer's sliced image. oh yeah...it VALIDATES! Thanks Jeff.