Rowan Lewis wrote:
Sure no browsers support the appearance property, or most of CSS3 for
that matter, but thats fine as its not even complete yet. There really
is no point in keeping the system colours if when CSS3 is ready all
browsers will support the appearance property.
The appearance
Hi all,
I've just developed a date picker calendar for use on an intranet.
http://www.websemantics.co.uk/tutorials/accessible_date_picker_calendar/
Could someone give it a once over and check it semantically and for
accessibility please?
Cheers
mike 2k:)2
marqueeblink webSemantics
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to fill up
the height of the available space? This column has a different colour, but
the right column will usually be bigger.
Is the best way still to use background image, or does anyone have a better
way of doing it?
Thanks,
I do not know if this is off topic. If it is, please reply to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I run an international nonprofit that has a
number of retailers that willdonate a portion of the sale made through a web
site made to track sales for our cause. I hate tabbing through a number of
links just to get
As far as I know, background images are still the only way.
It's probably possible with _javascript_, but even if it is, I wouldn't
want to put presentation in the behavioral layer. CSS should really
really get some vertical formatting, and soon.Is the best way still to use background image, or
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to fill up
the height of the available space? This column has a different colour, but
the right column will usually be bigger.
Is the best way still to use background image, or does anyone have a
better way of doing it?
Clive Walker wrote:
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to
fill up
the height of the available space? This column has a different
colour, but the right column will usually be bigger.
Is the best way still to use background image, or does anyone have a
better
Stevio wrote:
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to
fill up the height of the available space? This column has a
different colour, but the right column will usually be bigger.
Is the best way still to use background image, or does anyone have a
better way of doing
Clive Walker wrote:
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to fill
up
the height of the available space? This column has a different colour,
but the right column will usually be bigger.
Is the best way still to use background image, or does anyone have a
better
Stevio wrote:
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to
fill up the height of the available space?
I really like this script from Project Seven, which also keeps the footer at
the bottom of the viewport:
Felix Miata wrote:
In control panel open the fonts folder and double click 8514SYS.FON. I
think that's what you are looking at, AFAIK included with all doze
versions back at least as far as Win95.
The weird thing is that I dont have any 8514SYS.FON in my font folder,
nor any system.ttf nor
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Stevio wrote:
What is the best way to expand a left floated navigation column to
fill up the height of the available space?
I really like this script from Project Seven, which also keeps the footer
at the bottom of the viewport:
Stevio wrote:
What is wrong with using a simple 1 row 2 column table to layout a web page
when using DIVs and CSS requires hacks and JavaScript to work in the way
required?
Why is using CSS in this case the better of two evils? Surely we are
abusing CSS in just the same way we are abusing
Julián Landerreche wrote:
The weird thing is that I dont have any 8514SYS.FON in my font folder,
nor any system.ttf nor similar font. I have checked all the fonts in
Fonts folder but there is no one that looks as the system font...
System font appears in my Character Map!!
A mistery.
No
Stevio said:
What is wrong with using a simple 1 row 2 column table to layout a web
page when using DIVs and CSS requires hacks and JavaScript to work in
the way required?
Why is using CSS in this case the better of two evils? Surely we are
abusing CSS in just the same way we are abusing
G'day
we have created an expectation of how a design will *visually* render
in a browser.
Quick reality check What do most people use when visiting a
website? What do clients who pay the bill want?
The whole concept of using tables for layout is flawed
...
adds unneccessary weight
Bert Doorn said:
Quick reality check What do most people use when visiting a
website? What do clients who pay the bill want?
Once upon a time it was NN4, now it's IE6, and tomorrow who knows? And
that's the point of designing to web standards. As for what the client
wants, I say it's two
G'day again
Once upon a time it was NN4, now it's IE6, and tomorrow who knows? And
that's the point of designing to web standards. As for what the client
wants, I say it's two of: good, fast, cheap.
Yep. And some of those have difficulty with non table based layouts :-)
However, I doubt
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