!ELEMENT FIELDSET - - (#PCDATA,LEGEND,(%flow;)*) -- form control group --
Looks like it's required to me and it's the same in both Strict and
Transitional DTDs.
I'm looking at the XHTML 1.0 Strict DTD right now and I see:
!ELEMENT fieldset (#PCDATA | legend | %block; | form | %inline; |
Ummm, mickey - just spotted the fact that you have multiple identical
IDs
How does this work? Certainly won't validate..
R :o)
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From: Micky Mourelo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 8:08 PM
Subject: Re: [WSG]
To Richard Czeiger:
That's one of the problems of copy paste :o) anyway, I thought it
was obvious that my code was just an example, maybe should have
preceeded it with pseudo-code, but just in case: never leave name=
in blank and never use a field id for a field :op.
This discussion is getting
hello,
i just went to a lot of trouble style a form, fieldsets, legends and all.
The visual studio programmer whos taking over the next phase says it will be
coverted into tables.
we can't control database content all we can do is contain it
that was his argument. why cant he contain it
SirsSorry for some kind of lame question :)My client want to reach maximum audience. I tell him standarfs based websites with CSS positioning work well in both kind of UA - in desktop browsers as well as XHTML enabled mobile phones He asked me but what about phones with WAP only?
My question is
Listers,
This is most likely old news, but I seem to have been having mail problems
for over 1/2 a day so did not get wsg list messages for a while...
Is the WSG site down? Or is it just me?
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Is the WSG site down? Or is it just me?
Works fine over here. Prolly some mail server issue at your end?
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On 3/16/06 1:06 PM, Prabhath Sirisena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Works fine over here. Prolly some mail server issue at your end?
To be clear, not the list but www.webstandardsgroup.org is the site I am
referring to. Is it working for you?
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To be clear, not the list but www.webstandardsgroup.org is the site I am
referring to. Is it working for you?
Yessir, that too. Working fine :-)
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On 3/16/06 12:57 PM, Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the WSG site down? Or is it just me?
Thanks. Looks like I'll be calling IT... ;-)
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everything seems fine
Bram
On Thu Mar 16 19:08 , Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
On 3/16/06 1:06 PM, Prabhath Sirisena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Works fine over here. Prolly some mail server issue at your end?
To be clear, not the list but www.webstandardsgroup.org is the
Tom Livingston wrote:
Listers,
This is most likely old news, but I seem to have been having mail problems
for over 1/2 a day so did not get wsg list messages for a while...
Is the WSG site down? Or is it just me?
I noticed that the website was down yesterday. It is now up for me here.
I
Hi Kevin,
If you have already created the html and css for the form, then the
developer should have no trouble fitting your structure into the .net
framework (we do it ever day here!).
It sounds like he wants to use the default pre-made controls for it? Which
is unfortunately how a lot of .net
On 3/16/06, kvnmcwebn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello,
i just went to a lot of trouble style a form, fieldsets, legends and all.
The visual studio programmer whos taking over the next phase says it will be
coverted into tables.
we can't control database content all we can do is contain it
Hi all
I need to display images, names and job titles for employees in a
company, and am looking to use Russ's tutorial
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/tutorial0407.htm instead of a
table layout.
The problem is that there are gaps in the groupings. I have added a new
style thumbnail2
Rachel
Yes the comments have been helpful, basically confirming my suspicions.
If you would like to see some examples of what im talking about heres one of
the 1st sites i did with the programmer in question. notice the special
offers section and the reservations form-when he got it there
adam wrote:
Perhaps you should encourage some development of a collection of base
controls for your development team?
yes i will make a case for this,
any suggestions for my arguments???
basically need to sell the project manager who is cool but only concerned
with
the bottom line. The
kvnmcwebn wrote:
hello,
i just went to a lot of trouble style a form, fieldsets, legends and
all.
The visual studio programmer whos taking over the next phase says it
will be coverted into tables.
we can't control database content all we can do is contain it
that was his argument. why
Well i've cleaned up my code, and tried using various page-break- rules
that i've found from google.. but I can't seem to get it doing what I
need...
http://temp.delphinus.co.nz/office_details_test.html
I would like to put as many office divs as possible on a page, but
when that div is going
Nope, empty divs are not really nice. But empty divs are just the
symptom, why do you want to present an empty container? I've had
designers do stuff like that, always having 3 boxes for products per
row whether there'd be less than 3 products.
If your case is something like that, and it is a
re - My question is what is the best practice? What kind of DTD to
choose? XHTML Basic? XHTML MP?
i can offer a good link! :)
http://www.cameronmoll.com/archives/000398.html
not sure if it answers all your question. its a 3 part series. the guy
(cameron moll) is one of those rockstar designers
Hi Sarah,
Haven't got time to work this up properly, but what about something like:
div id=tier1
spanMD information in here/span
/div
div id=tier2
spanGM information in here/span
spanFinancial Controller information in here/span
spanPA information in here/span
/div
div id=tier3
spanManager
On 3/17/06, kvnmcwebn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you would like to see some examples of what im talking about heres one of
the 1st sites i did with the programmer in question. notice the special
offers section and the reservations form-when he got it there wasnt a table
in site.
Sorry Mickey - didn't mean to knit-pick, but what you're saying is that it
should look something like this?
fieldset class=radio
legendTitle/legend
label for=titleMrinput type=radio id=titleMr name=title
value=Mr /abbr title=MisterMr/abbr/label
label for=titleMrsinput type=radio
Hi Seona
Thanks so much for your reply. I think this may just do the trick. I'll
get to work on the best option...
Many thanks
Sarah :)
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Sarah Peeke (XERT) wrote:
Hi Micky,
Why do you want to present an empty container?
As I already (perhaps badly) explained, I need to show a visual
hierarchy of employees.
The first row has the MD.
The second row the GM, Financial Controller and PA.
The third row all other Managers (7 in
thanks ben,
ok maybe im overeacting a bit, it gets to me when i spend time doing
something with css
then it goes out the window for a table,
would you just use p's and h's instead of the definition list in the middle
column body text?
I dont know about using the table for the special
On 3/17/06, kvnmcwebn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks ben,
ok maybe im overeacting a bit, it gets to me when i spend time doing
something with css
then it goes out the window for a table,
No, your not overreacting, I understanding that feeling.
would you just use p's and h's instead of
Hello list-o-answers,
I've done a very dangerous thing! I've created a layout that uses the
holy grail[1] method and the nifty corners script[2]This works a
treat in FF, etc but goes crazy in IE when the window is resized and
sometimes when you hover over the nav links.
I'm hoping some of
Hi Jay
Thanks for your reply.
I have achieved a similar result, however what I really need is to be
able to center the overall chart, and maintain columns despite gaps.
I have included an example of what I am trying to achieve below - this
one uses tables.
Please note: I have *not* optimised
Hi Sarah,
I agree with Jay - it should be a nested list, but I'd avoid floats completely
and use absolute positioning to lay it out. I'd also change the nesting to
reflect the org structure, not just the level.
Assuming the managers report to the GM, then:
ul id=orgChart
liMD
Hi Geoff
That looks great. I like the idea of the background image, and I
especially like the mugshot! :)
See:
http://www.virtualgeoff.com/misc/orgChart.html
with background image:
http://www.virtualgeoff.com/misc/orgChartB.html
A couple of thoughts:
1. Would it be possible to center the
Sarah Peeke wrote:
That looks great. I like the idea of the background image, and I
especially like the mugshot! :)
See:
http://www.virtualgeoff.com/misc/orgChart.html
with background image:
http://www.virtualgeoff.com/misc/orgChartB.html
A couple of thoughts:
1. Would it be
Gday,
For a good while now I have been using A Real Validator to validate my
html offline.
Recently, I went back and did a quick search to see what sort of
validators are around, and I came across a couple of interesting things:
1. What are your opinions of SGML-parsers vs linters? Do both
On 17/03/06, Jack Pivac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to put as many office divs as possible on a page, but
when that div is going to overlap onto a 2nd page I would like the whole
thing to be on the 2nd page, so the div isn't chopped in half.
Can anyone give me any pointers please?
on 17/03/06 15:04 R Walker (RMW Web Publishing) said the following:
Try page-break-inside: avoid; on your divs.
Yeah am using that at the moment but it doesn't seem to do anything...
Have got
.office {
border: 1px solid gray;
margin: 10px 0;
padding: 5px;
Geoff Pack wrote:
Hi Sarah,
I agree with Jay - it should be a nested list, but I'd avoid floats completely
and use absolute positioning to lay it out. I'd also change the nesting to
reflect the org structure, not just the level.
Assuming the managers report to the GM, then:
ul id=orgChart
Kat wrote:
For a good while now I have been using A Real Validator to validate my
html offline.
That's good.
1. What are your opinions of SGML-parsers vs linters? Do both have their
place? Do they have different roles?
SGML parsers will tell you exactly what's wrong with your document
Andrey, the mobile phone browsers are a hard nut to crack. I've just
researched this for an upcoming project, so let me summarize the field:
1. WML phones understand only WML, either served natively from the
webserver (with the proper MIME type) or as converted from (X)HTML by
their
If you a referring to the for/id issue, yes, that is the way. As for
the rest of the xhtml depends on what you want to achieve. But looks
ok to me.
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