On 2/17/06, kvnmcwebn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://63.134.237.108/
This enables a blind user to see the document and navigate it
easily.
Can your consultant find a cure for world hunger, as well as enabling
the blind to see? ;-)
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Thank you for your message. I'll be in Chicago for the February 2006 weekend of
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Please be patient with me as it may take me a few
Title: Question - th appearing in scope of another th
Hi all,
I'm not sure how to word this so might make no sense at all... :)
...I've never been sure what the context of a table cell is which is following more than one th in the same scope.
When a new th appears, does it append to the
-Original Message-
From: Felix Miata [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please tell us which combination(s) of display size and resolution
and
at which DPI values your description applies to:
13 on 800x600
...
13 on 1152x864 -- !!! Sadist :)
...
21 on 2048x1536
22 on 2048x1536
Less than
Jamie Mason
When a new th appears, does it append to the previous header?
Or replace/start again the context of it's scope? Is it something
that is/can be affected by use of tbody's possibly? Or should this
never occur and the structure of the data be rethought?
I may be wrong, but I'd
Title: RE: [SPAM] - RE: [WSG] Question - th appearing in scope of another th - Email found in subject
Thanks Pat,
What I'm asking is not how to do something, but what the header of the D1 td is represented as being in that situation - given it's in the path of 2 ths.
Is A1 disregarded in
i might leave this site the way it is but on my next site i will try and
implement a font size adjuster.
lisa,
If you provide the user with a Javascript pop-up window that they
right-click to display a pretty flash-based font-increasing
app, the user
could increase the font as much as they
kvnmcwebn
lisa,
If you provide the user with a Javascript pop-up window that they
right-click to display a pretty flash-based font-increasing
app, the user
could increase the font as much as they like.
It's known as the 'Clydesdale Hack'.
can you give me an example of the
Lisa forgot to put the sarcasm tags around her content. She wasn't being
serious there...
...lisa please stop horsing around...
i guess i will have to research the issue more...
try and find the balance..
-best
kvn
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On 2/16/06, John Latter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://evomech2.blogspot.com/2006/02/re-evomech-re-peer-review-and-genetic.html
Its a 2 column layout and I think the relevant css code is:
div#mainClm{float:right;width:66%;padding:30px 7% 10px
3%;border-left:dotted 1px #E0AD12;}
kvnmcwebn wrote:
i guess i will have to research the issue more...
try and find the balance..
When your page respects the user's decision what size fonts are most
appropriate for him, your page needs no resizer, because the user won't
need to again resize just for having visited your page.
On 2/16/06, Joshua Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The BIGGEST thing I can see wrong with this site is the image map.
Obviously the link areas aren't regular shapes, so even if you were to
use a UL (navigation list) with positioned LI elements you couldn't
achieve the same effect...
May I
Felix Miata wrote:
When your page respects the user's decision what size fonts are most
appropriate for him, your page needs no resizer, because the user won't
need to again resize just for having visited your page. He's presumably
already done that in his browser.
..which is the utterly
Hassan Schroeder wrote Fri, 17 Feb 2006 07:36:35 -0800:
Felix Miata wrote:
When your page respects the user's decision what size fonts are most
appropriate for him, your page needs no resizer, because the user won't
need to again resize just for having visited your page. He's presumably
John Latter wrote:
http://evomech2.blogspot.com/2006/02/re-evomech-re-peer-review-and-genetic.html
The first problem (which occurs on Firefox but not IE6) can be seen
at the bottom of the above page where the sidebar text overflows
into main content area. I have tried to fix it myself but with
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
When your page respects the user's decision what size fonts are most
appropriate for him, your page needs no resizer, because the user won't
need to again resize just for having visited your page. He's presumably
already done that in his browser.
Stephen Stagg wrote Fri, 17 Feb 2006 10:42:53 +:
From: Felix Miata [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please tell us which combination(s) of display size and resolution and
at which DPI values your description applies to:
13 on 800x600
...
13 on 1152x864 -- !!! Sadist :)
...
21
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
When your page respects the user's decision what size fonts are
most appropriate for him, your page needs no resizer, because the
user won't need to again resize just for having visited your page.
He's presumably already done that in his browser.
Thank you Gunlaug, I'm quite new to css and had to read your comments
several times before they even began to sink in!
I chose the current Doctype largely out of ignorance but also because I
believed that browsers would be more tolerant of bad/incorrent css
coding - the word 'strict' made me
felix,
dont mean to throw another log on the fire...but i think the font size can
vary somewhat depending on the nature of the content.
-best
kvn
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Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
When your page respects the user's decision what size fonts are most
appropriate for him, your page needs no resizer, because the user won't
need to again resize just for having visited your page. He's presumably
already done that in his browser.
Mark Harris wrote:
Then you should try educating them, rather than 'managing' them
So then educated users set their preferred font size, and then (apart
from a few sites that do the right thing and don't go below 100%) the
rest of the web appears even smaller (or in any case differently
Patrick H. Lauke wrote Fri, 17 Feb 2006 22:26:54 +:
Mark Harris wrote Sat, 18 Feb 2006 10:39:00 +1300:
Then you should try educating them, rather than 'managing' them
So then educated users set their preferred font size, and then (apart
from a few sites that do the right thing and
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Mark Harris wrote:
Then you should try educating them, rather than 'managing' them
So then educated users set their preferred font size, and then (apart
from a few sites that do the right thing and don't go below 100%) the
rest of the web appears even smaller (or in
I would recommend using the XHTML 1.0 Transitional DTD instead of HTML 4.01 - for the simple reason that there is a bit more tolerance for user-friendly options but you are following the XML standards of lower case tags and attributes, all tags being closed, preferably CSS for positioning but
On 17/02/06, Jamie Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...I've never been sure what the context of a table cell is which is
following more than one th in the same scope.
The section on table rendering by non-visual user agents in the HTML
specification [1] will shed some light. When a table cell
Steve Olive wrote:
I would recommend using the XHTML 1.0 Transitional DTD instead of
HTML 4.01 - for the simple reason that there is a bit more tolerance
for user-friendly options but you are following the XML standards of
lower case tags and attributes, all tags being closed, preferably CSS
On 2/17/06, Steve Olive [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would recommend using the XHTML 1.0 Transitional DTD instead of HTML 4.01
- for the simple reason that there is a bit more tolerance for user-friendly
options but you are following the XML standards of lower case tags and
attributes, all tags
On 18/02/2006 Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
John Latter wrote:
Thank you Gunlaug, I'm quite new to css and had to read your comments
several times before they even began to sink in!
:-)
...and I've just started ;-)
Just take your time and get the basics right from the beginning. Much
easier
Thanks Steve! The Firefox extensions will be useful (providing I
understand what they do) - I also have HTML-Kit which I haven't used for
ages. I recently downloaded a new version but have yet to find out how
to put HTML Tidy into it again.
Could I have a link to your template please?
John
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