Hi there,
I'm having a bit of trouble with IE7, and was hoping someone here may
already have an answer to the problem!
I'm building a very simple splash page for a form submission from an
existing site, (that we didn't build).
The problem relates to two links in the footer. The footer is
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Web Accessibility Network for Australian Universities ...
http://www.wanau.org/site.html
They are proposing running their annual forum on Accessibility in online
teaching at UQ where I work, and we¹ve been asked to help ... :)
I expect I will be involved anyway, but would be interested in any fe
WANAU has been an invaluable leader in promoting accessibility issues in
policies within Universities for some years now. Their site used to be
self-explanatory. Haven't been involved for some time but they are very
deserving of your help - very practical pioneers on this issue.
Michael
Michael W
I haven't heard of them, but I'd certainly be interested in finding out more
about them.
I work at Swinburne Uni (in Melbourne), and I'm pushing for more accessibility
within the sites I'm responsible for.
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Thanks,
Luci
Hi Susie,
I haven't heard of this group before but I have gone through the
website and it looks like something that's needed esp. among
Universities.
I am definitely interested in attending the Sydney event in May.
Sydney Uni are actually having a web forum this afternoon for all CMS
users a
On 11/04/2007, at 9:41 AM, Susie Gardner-Brown wrote:
Web Accessibility Network for Australian Universities ...
http://www.wanau.org/site.html
They are proposing running their annual forum on Accessibility in
online teaching at UQ where I work, and we’ve been asked to help ...
:)
I expec
Pioneers,
Not in making their own sites accessible.
Don't make me laugh.
Tim
On 11/04/2007, at 10:02 AM, Michael Wood wrote:
WANAU has been an invaluable leader in promoting accessibility issues
in policies within Universities for some years now. Their site used to
be self-explanatory. Haven
Hi Susie,
Web Accessibility Network for Australian Universities ...
http://www.wanau.org/site.html
They are proposing running their annual forum on Accessibility in online
teaching at UQ where I work, and we've been asked to help ... :)
I expect I will be involved anyway, but would be intere
What are the forums great for? Sandwiches and a chat!
What is the concrete result of the forums?
For example did Griffith Uni gain anything from the 2005 sandwich fest.
It does not appear there was any benefit to Griffith Uni students.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.griffith.e
Thanks everyone for your responses! I'd never heard of them before - they
obviously haven't had a presence at UQ to date.
Looks like I (and my department) will be getting involved, which is great!
Cheers
susie
On 11/4/07 11:54 AM, "Ben Buchanan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Susie,
>
>> We
Hi Tim
The Web Accessibility Network for Australian Universities (WANAU) is
a volunteer group with no formal structure (that I know of), much
like Web Standards Group. It seeks to promote Web accessibility
within Australian universities.
They run a mailing list [1], forums at universitie
Learned friends - hope you can help me.
I am having trouble matching transparent png files to html background
colours. The dodgy test page here: http://www.woowoowoo.com/pngtest/
illustrates the effect.
It's pretty self explanatory, but I want to run a div which matches
the page background and p
PNG has built in colour correction that creates problems when trying to
match against a hexcode in the browser.
If you really need png you can export a small backgroound tile for the area
that it needs to blend into.
http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/
On 4/11/07, Andrew Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 22:13, Andrew Harris wrote:
> I specify the page background to #003366
> In photoshop I specify the starting blue of the vignette to #003366
> I also create a 20px square of #003366, set the opacity to 50% and
> save out a png24 with transparency
save it to a png8 and you
James,
http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/
thank you so much - explains everything!
@Dwain - I need 8bit transparency, so png8 is not an option
no, the article referred to by James has convinced me, sadly, that
png24 is just going to cause me too many troubles - I'll have to find
another way. Sa
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As far as i know png alpha transparency does not work well in IE 5.5 and 6,
it seems to only works in firefox, JavaScript must be use to fix this
problem. check out this site, it might be of help to you
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/pnghowto.htm, i tend to avoid the use
of png as it is not
Thanks Jonathan,
They don't sell anything is a good sign, Please pardon my cynical
impatience for action.
I believe that the only real magic is taking action to promote or even
legally (1992 DDA) force change.
Shame them and name them, show their validation errors and
accessibility flaws.
Ju
With a little bit of use of the propriety DXImageTransform filter you can
get by using alpha transparent PNGs in IE6 fairly safely.
There is some strange behaviour when using the in repeating background
images and with links on them, however both can be fixed (there are various
articles out th
On 4/11/07, twe melb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As far as i know png alpha transparency does not work well in IE 5.5 and 6,
Thanks, you're right - but no problems there as I'm serving an extra
css to grumpy old browsers
It's a shame there are so many problems with png24 as the lack of a
viable
> On 4/11/07, Andrew Harris < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I am having trouble matching transparent png files to html background
>> colours. The
>> dodgy test page here: http://www.woowoowoo.com/pngtest/ illustrates the
>> effect.
>>
On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 13:22:03 +1000, James Gollan advised:
> P
twe melb wrote:
As far as i know png alpha transparency does not work well in IE 5.5 and 6,
Correct.
it seems to only works in firefox,
And IE7, Opera, Safari, etc.
i tend to avoid the use of png as it is not cross browser compatible,
Nonsense! Aside from alpha transparency problems in
Tim,
if there's no sandwiches, I'm not going.
... ;-)
seriously though, I think you have a point, but I don't think your
approach will achieve anything. It's like howling at the developers of
IE because they were part of a team that brought us a dodgy browser.
There are many many good folk build
For a little while, I went down the path of "opacity: 0.5;" but
quickly found that nothing could be done to reverse the effect for
children of the object - they all went wishy washy too!
actually I've been having problems with opacity with text too... fine in
Firefox but IE doesn't seem to rec
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