On Sun, 05 Sep 2004 14:53:46 +1000, Michael Nelson wrote:
I mean, a definition list is really for definitions
No, I don't agree.
The W3C docs site two example uses:
- a standard term and definition usage, and
- marking up dialogues.
see http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/lists.html#h-10.3
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
just checked the various IR methods. your best bet looks like
Gilder/Levin and/or the Shea enhancement
http://www.mezzoblue.com/tests/revised-image-replacement/
Hmmm... I like the Gilder/Levin method... Oh and sorry I haven't been
keeping up with the old image
Last Thursday night was our Adopting Web Standards - Free briefing for
Education and Government.
It was a highly successful night with almost 100 education and government
developers in attendance.
Roger Hudson presented Universal Accessibility - with some very
interesting demonstrations. His
HiTed, Ryan, Jeffery an Peter,
everything works fine now.
I didn't trythisthis 'overflow:scroll'
yet, but I'll keep it in mind if I wanta mainpage-scroll look likean
inner scroll 'cause I guess hereone can style them together via CSS. And
Hi,
I was wondering what would be the best time to start using XForms?
Thankfully IBM and Novell are lending a hand to Mozilla to get XForms
into the core and I hope this isn't a long development process.
I am unsure as to what I should limit myself to in terms of standards
compliance and
On Fri, 3 Sep 2004 19:43:36 +1000, Hugh Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're based in Oz however you'd be a fool to miss it.
Why, though? The calibre of the people looks fantastic, but would it be
worth spending $750 to see them?
I really, really, really, REALLY wish I could go, but
the css for www.meetup.com is valid and except for a few small quibbles
the xhtml is valid too
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I'm building an expanding menu and I'm trying to decide the best route
to take. The idea is that by clicking on an item it will either be a
link or open the sub-menu. The problem come in for the sub-menu headings
and IE's lack of support for :hover. So here are the options:
1) dta
Related to my last thread (Fake link,...), I'm debating which is the
better choice: using a consistent framework, but have an (usually) empty
dt, or use a ul for the top level? Here's what the code would look like:
*dl
dt!--optional Menu Heading--/dt
dda href=opt1.htmlOpt1/a/dd
dd
On Sun, 05 Sep 2004 16:24:09 +0200, Mordechai Peller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm building an expanding menu and I'm trying to decide the best route
to take. The idea is that by clicking on an item it will either be a
[snip]
If JavaScript isn't available the menus will either default to all
On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 14:16:26 +0100, Patrick H. Lauke
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You just realised it, but this has been a huge part of the whole image
replacement discussion from the beginning.
http://www.google.com/search?q=accessibility+image+replacement+css
No, there's no way to test if
Hello,
After reading DWWS (Zeldman) and fiddling around with some DOM
script, I've got a series of tabs which when clicked reveal a menu underneath,
using toggling of the CSS display element. (display:
none; and display: ; is toggled).
I used Z-index 1 for the tab, and Z-index 2 for the
James Denholm-Price wrote:
Dunno if the assumption about
screen readers not loading images is correct, though...
The main mistake in that article is that, for the most part, screen
readers don't do anything on their own. They're pieces of software
which run on top of the normal operating
Kristof Neirynck wrote:
You've got php, right?
Sorry, but your answer is irrelevant as it completely ignores my
question. I wasn't asking HOW to make it work. I am already skilled in
CSS, JavaScript, and PHP and the methods suggested by the evolt article
are good for a beginner, but I find
Hello,
After reading DWWS (Zeldman) and fiddling around with some DOM script, I've
got a series of tabs which when clicked reveal a menu underneath, using
toggling of the CSS display element. (display: none; and display: ; is
toggled).
I used Z-index 1 for the tab, and Z-index 2 for the
Hi Michael,
No, :hover isn't an option since what I want to do is have stuff hidden when
you print it. I'm using Zeldman's toggle script, and I want to set it up
so that only expanded items will print (at the moment the headings of
non-expanded items also prints, so that you get a lot of wasted
Jay Hills wrote:
You can use Mozilla/Firefox/Opera to see what I mean at
http://www.ikonik.net/2/. It works in Internet Explorer but the tabs
'flicker'. Is this a problem with the Z-index in IE or have I done something
else wrong with my CSS? link: http://www.ikonik.net/2/css/visual.css.
Hi Jay
Why not simply set up your Print CSS file to print only
the main content? If the person is only after that
information everything else is a waste of paper.
Everyone always tries to find fancy ways to do simply
tasks. Shame.
Lee Roberts
HYPERLINK http://www.roserockdesign.com
Dylan,
If you have no worries about shunting out a massive percentage of IE
(and other browser) users to adopt a new technology with very little
support, then go for it.
Yes, that's sarcasm.
You haven't told us what sort of site it is, but there ARE
circumstances where this would be fine (if
Wednesday 8 September (2 days from now) sees the Brisbane September
meeting.
We are proud to have John Allsopp (WestCiv - well known for
Stylemaster) who will give a presentation entitled HTML, XHTML,
semantics and the future of the web.
Please make an entry in your diary and RSVP to
[EMAIL
Hiya :o)
CSS Question here:
How do I get a horizontal scroll bar in a DIV but NOT a vertical scroll
bar?
Cheers,
Richard
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Lea,
can I just say I am very much looking forward to being there.
But just one slightly off topic question for any who lives in Brisbane
or travel there frequently (please answer offlist)
What's the best way to get from the airport to the CBD. Taxi? Bus?
Other?
Thanks, and see you in Brisbane
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