Your comments reminded me that I had neglected to mention something else
regarding my TAFE experiences. Perhaps I should mention that I am 50
years of age and attended as a mature age student and not someone out of
high school, however despite all amounts of agitating and lobbying, the
Hi Al,
nice layout, future proof and all,
The only bummer is that it sets off my i.e content blocker.
-looked at the javascript and my vision got blurry.
Is there anything to look out for when playing with the column widths?
-thanks
kvnmcwebn
So here I am
With regard to the recent rant about my teaching materials:
Most of the material on that site dates from 2003. It was due to be revised
last summer but I left for a new job. If the new incumbent has not yet changed
it, there's not much that I can do about it. I still have a
Legally courts can and will regulate companies. It's been happening
for years! We tell them the required minimum wage, the maximum working
hours, we regulate overtime, we tell them to put wheelchair ramps in
front of their doors, we zone their buildings, we make them get
permits, we do health
(Some of you may be interested in this. If cross-post, please forgive -Mike)
Accessites.org Launches: Good-bye Accessible Site Stereotypes
One of the most challenging marriages is that of accessibility with style.
Some erroneously think in general terms that the two are in complete
Wow, I seem to have kicked off quite a ruckus. From what has been said I
believe the situation isn't as bad as I thought, certainly no worse than
in business/industry. There is still a long way to go, but we're getting
there.
So, points to note:
1) Syllabus documents may be out of date, or just
Drew Whitworth said:
It does strike me though that the best response of the original poster
might have been a polite e-mail to me about it (which to be fair some
other posters did do) rather than ranting on a private list about how
terrible it all is. All the latter does is exacerbate the
so I visited the JKRowling site a while ago and was impressed by the
design of the new site, easy and fun to use.
Later, I read some comments on this site about Lightmaker and the
worth of their accessibility methods (or suggested lack thereof)
Recently I re-visited the site and had some
Just wondering, Al... is the _javascript_ public domain ?Thx,KROn 2/14/06, Al Sparber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I can't quite identify where this is coming from. Works just fine in
other browsers...
IE 5/6 throw a right margin on the entire page...???
http://client.vaska.com/escaut/index8.php
Merci...
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From: Kevin Ross
Just wondering, Al... is the Javascript public domain ?
The Equal Height column script is and you can read more about it here:
http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/css/pvii_columns/index.htm
Also feel free to use and abuse the little min-width expressions in
the
Woops...a colleague pointed out that I didn't set margin/padding to
zero on the body.
;)
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Hi All
As you may know, Yahoo has been hiring some very talented
web developers over the past year, not to mention purchasing great companies
like flickr and de.licio.us.
Now, they have opened that wealth of talent to you for free.
Yes, Im pimping my bosses. But seriously, this is
Is added accessibility for people with disabilities such a good thing if
it reduces accessibility for the majority?
Well, I think the issue here is that there is no need to reduce
accessibility for others. There would have been many other ways to approach
this issue from what I see, which
Wow Ted,
This is seriously cool. Haven't looked through it all yet, but I know I'm going
to be using some of this code. The Graded Browser Support page
http://developer.yahoo.net/yui/articles/gbs/gbs.html is particularly relevant
for this forum.
Thanks,
Geoff
Ted Drake wrote:
Hi All
I am in awe! I'm yet to score a commercial excuse to
implement an AJAX solution, but I've been playing around with
scriptaculousand other frameworks. This offering from Yahoo is just
amazing and looks to provide yet more functionality. I'm sure this will be
appreciated by everyone who is
ACE.
nuf said.
ta heaps.
benwg
*while worshipping from his knees*
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Miles
TillingerSent: Wednesday, 15 February 2006 12:02To:
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library
I am in awe! I'm yet
Hello fellow ponies,
I just wanted to share my frustration with having to work late on valentine's
day contextualizing copy from a Word doc into html with nested lists galore[1].
Took me about five hours and I might have missed a few.
[1]
Depending on which version of word your running (I'm on 2003) you can
save a word document as web page, filtered (this then filters out most
of the word specific HTML), I'm sure a few smart find and replaces could
then clean up/add any code that is not needed or missing.
Otherwise you could
Here's a helpful hint on doing this crap.
Use htmlTidy, while I haven't used this, I've heard it's really good.
Normally, what I do is create a new basic html page in dreamweaver.
I go to the design view and paste the content into the screen.
I then switch to code view and run a few search and
Ted Drake wrote:
Here's a helpful hint on doing this crap.
Use htmlTidy, while I haven't used this, I've heard it's really good.
Normally, what I do is create a new basic html page in dreamweaver.
I go to the design view and paste the content into the screen.
I then switch to code view and run
Samuel/Ted/Jay,
Wow! I will remember all this for the next time, since I do a lot of
Word-to-HTML converting.
The crazy thing about this one particular Word doc was that it wasn't in
formatted bulleted lists because it was copy extracted from a PDF we got
from the client as it seems they
Bert Doorn wrote:
The main idea is that one should not open new windows at all, leaving
it up to the user to decide, which is why the target attribute was
removed.
But if you want to (or have to), either go back to transitional or
use javascript. You may find some discussions about it in
Bert Doorn wrote:
The main idea is that one should not open new windows at all, leaving
it up to the user to decide, which is why the target attribute was
removed.
G'day Bert,
This always seems to be a subject of some debate. For commercial sites,
I ALWAYS open a new blank window on a
Hi Sedar,
Try this one http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/popups.asp
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