This is off-topic, and I'm sorry for that, but I need some independent
people to have a look at a page and verify I'm seeing what the rest of the
world sees - because my client doesn't .. . SO any replies off-list please
so we don't end up with a long off-topic debate.
My client swears when he
Hi Mike
I see some ...
Fine, hand-made solid timber furniture
... and three pictures
It's fine
Cheers
Joern Nielsen
Bangkok, Thailand
www.STUFbangkok.net Michael Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is off-topic, and I'm sorry for that, but I need some independentpeople to have a look at a page and
Hello Joshua, all,
Here is the advice from the W3C Internationalization Activity:
http://www.w3.org/International/tutorials/tutorial-char-enc/en/all.html#Slide0420
(See in particular the subsection When to use escapes.)
In summary, use characters rather than escapes when you can, except for a
Get your client to clear their browser cache and reload the page
(Ctrl+F5 in internet explorer)
On 6/10/05, Joern Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike
I see some ...
Fine, hand-made solid timber furniture
... and three pictures
It's fine
Cheers
Joern Nielsen
Bangkok, Thailand
I'm near Leeds as well, but I'd come to London for a meeting (probably not on a
monthly basis, though). As someone has said, how do we go about organising
this? Surely we just need a date and a venue - and if there's only a few people
then anywhere that we can get a laptop and projector would
Just to be clear, Joe Clark¹s book doesn¹t mention the use of definition
lists to mark up forms, that's just something I've tried.
It degrades nicely when the stylesheet is removed and it gives you a few
extra hooks to apply CSS too, that's all.
I've seen other examples of form markup using
id probably make it to london if i had a lot of notice.
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Hi,
I'm up North at Preston. Count me in if you set a date.
Charlie
Chris Taylor wrote:
I'm near Leeds as well, but I'd come to London for a meeting (probably not on a
monthly basis, though). As someone has said, how do we go about organising
this? Surely we just need a date and a venue -
I'm having this strange problem:
I've got a content div (#content) which has 2 tables in it
(.guestHeader and .guestComment - both classes).
The first table accepts my css font stylingrules just
fine. The second table however, absolutely messes up the font sizing and line
height: The line
G'day
I've got a content div (#content) which has 2 tables in it (.guestHeader and
.guestComment - both classes).
The first table accepts my css font styling rules just fine. The second table
however, absolutely messes up the font sizing and line height: The line height
is way to big and the
Without seeing the (x)html it is hard to say, but here are a few possibilities
#content table.guestheader = font-size: 0.7em;
#content table.guestheader p = font-size (80% of 0.7em)
#content table.guestbook = font-size: 0.7em;
#content table.guestbook p = font-size (80% of 0.7em)
if guesbook
Sorry folks been busy so this has gone unanswered so far by the listkeepers.
First of all, we just hit 2000 members! That is a moving target though and
it may take a week to stabilise over that figure.
Also, Let me take the time to thank our Core group of members, the people
that run the
Bert and Parker -
I think it must be an inheritance issue. that's the only thing
I can figure out as well. The two tables are NOT nested, but do follow each
other in flow (one after the other).
I'm going to chip away at this some more tomorrow morning and
see if I can get it working
Cole
Try setting the font-size on the lowest element
if there is no reason to have
#content p {
margin-bottom: 1.7em;
font-size: 0.8em;
line-height: 1.5em;
}
change it to
table.guestbook p {
margin-bottom: 1.7em;
font-size: 0.7em;
line-height: 1.5em;
}
table.guestheader p {
Can someone do me a favor and run my CSS through the CSS validator at
w3c.org and see if they can determine what the errors mean and what
needs be sone to correct? I am not sure why I am getting about 7
errors in my CSS file. I'm working only in a text editing program and
not a good CSS editor, so
Some little errors based on a quick look...
1. Additional unneeded end bracket after #main_content ruleset
2. Additional unneeded end bracket after #horizontal_list li a:active
ruleset
3. font: normal 1em/100% verdana, arial. sans-serif;
Remove full stop after arial and replace with comma
4.
Alex, Ingo, David and Ajay...this is a belated
thanks for taking the time to look at my links problem, i've been away. I'll
have a crack at your solutions today and im sure they will fix the issue.
Thanks.
also thanks for spotting this glaring blunder
Ingo
I haven't looked at it yet, but
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