Drake, Ted C. wrote:
Hi All
I've been working on a re-design of my web site and I know the code is
still
rough. However, I think I could use some outside eyeballs on the design.
You know how things are when you look at it for too long...
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
very n
can someone instruct me how to place a svg image as a background image
that will validate in xhtml 1.0 strict?
dwain
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thanks that really sux! just another way microsucks makes our lifes miserable, truely amazing!!!From: Gary Menzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2005 1:44 AMTo: wsg@webstandardsgroup.orgSubject: Re: [WSG] 2 ?'sRemove all the whitespace between each set of the tags. That w
Remove all the whitespace between each set of the tags. That will make IE behave.
i.e: no whitespace inbetween the sets of tags.
This same problem happenes if you create a display:inline item - it renders one white space if there are any.
Regards,
Gary
On 7/23/05, csslist <[EMAIL
yeah, try it again, i was trying to get around a w3c error saying it couldnt find the closing body tag but its there. cutting up the page into header, nav and footer sections, when u do that the validator takes a crapFrom: Gary Menzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2005 1:26 AMTo: wsg
Got an error on that page.
You appear to be missing the ##'s around expandPath.
Could not find the included template expandPath(header.cfm).
Note: If you wish to use an absolute template path (e.g. TEMPLATE="/mypath/index.cfm") with CFINCLUDE then you must create a mapping for the pa
thanks! thats the best one i have seen so far. the only 2 i have tested so far that aren't so good is on ie mac it floats up near top and on pc opera 8 it's kinda funky. seems to have even fixed my 1 px left float on safari for the header whoo hoo. another problem is the menu on pc ie6 has too bi
sam sherlock wrote:
I happened acrosss this site on stylegala.
http://www.circodeliaproducciones.com/
I would like to know what the list members think of the site...
Looking good in some browsers - but can't take any stress.
- My Firefox doesn't like it.
- Opera 8... not too bad.
- Relying
sam sherlock wrote:
http://www.circodeliaproducciones.com/
I would like to know what the list members think of the site critism /
praise and other comments
Look wise, it's quite pleasing. The underlying markup, however, looks a
bit funky. The navigation is marked up as a series of H2s...wh
its not very in depth piece of critism,
the site users flash (which may be why you don't like it)
I find that clients like flash ask for it and demand it, they don't know
of webstandards
i am researching method of marrying the two disciplines (and indeed the
wider array of web disciplines)
>> I happened acrosss this site on stylegala.
>>
>> http://www.circodeliaproducciones.com/
>>
>>
>> I would like to know what the list members think of the site
There are quite a number of CSS validation errors (W3C online validator).
Seems to be valid XHTML strict (W3C again).
Attractive, int
sam sherlock wrote:
I happened acrosss this site on stylegala.
http://www.circodeliaproducciones.com/
I would like to know what the list members think of the site
Not much.
critism / praise and other comments
atb - Sam
Regards,
David Laakso
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it looks unformated with styles disabled, as do any css driven sites,
specifically what looks awful?
I think the only issue with css turned off is that the logo is a
transparent gif which looks bad on white bkgd
everything else looks fine to me (as far as unformated goes)
any other thoughts
On 7/22/05 7:10 PM "csslist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent this out:
> anyone have a good linnk to a tut or other about footers and always having
> them at bottom under the content.
This was on this list recently:
--- quoting
Looks like someone has found a mostly-reliable CSS-only solution to
that co
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
Hi All
I've been working on a re-design of my web site and I know the code is still
rough. However, I think I could use some outside eyeballs on the design.
You know how things are when you look at it for too long...
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
T
anyone have a good linnk to a tut or other about footers and always having them at bottom under the content. also, i have a page banner div and on safari it's moved over to the right by 1 px, any ideas on this? thanks:)
Hi list,
I'm in a bit of a twist and need help. I have a
css-based dropdown list with div's. I needed this as I
need to have images with my dropdown list options
which I can't achieve with a normal dropdown (select)
field.
Now that I have this dropdown list, I have a few
issues with it, both in
I think it's great, but it looks awful with CSS turned off :S. Works
fine w/o JavaScript. It prints ok too.
One page I tested had errors.
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A//www.circodeliaproducciones.com/circodelia_producciones_artisticas_trabajos_clientes.php
ciao,
Zulema
Z
True it probably isn't needed in most cases, except where it may be
included in an html file that is not utf-8 and the CSS file actually
contains utf-8 characters. In fact, according to w3c the character
encoding is usually reliably determined form the first few bytes of the
file anyways [http:
Re: http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
I think a nice Georgia font would go down well
with that template.
Edward Clarke
ECommerce and Software Consultant
TN38 Consulting
http://blog.tn38.net
Creative Media Centre
17-19 Robertson Street
Hastings
East Suss
Hi everyone
Georg brought up a great point.
The site design is completely illegible with images turned off. I have a
black background color set on the body and black text. I need to place a
white background on the content section to provide a readable area when the
images are disabled.
I think
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
I really like the look of that one - but...
- Scrolling left isn't easy, so maybe try this adjustment:
body { padding-left: 95px;}
...tested in Opera, Firefox & IE6.
(I can even make it line up perfectly in Opera 8's 'fit to wi
I happened acrosss this site on stylegala.
http://www.circodeliaproducciones.com/
I would like to know what the list members think of the site critism /
praise and other comments
atb - Sam
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Ted,
I love the layout, the colors, the borders, that image on the left - very
nice!
One browser related issue - the left hand side search area is messed up in
Opera 8.01.
Regarding general critique, the only things I would mention would be:
1. the blockquote colors (black bg/white text) is a littl
Hi All
I've been working on a re-design of my web site and I know the code is still
rough. However, I think I could use some outside eyeballs on the design.
You know how things are when you look at it for too long...
http://www.tdrake.net/joan/index-liquid.html
I was trying to keep it liquid bu
Sorry for another post. I just wanted to
clarify. I didn't write the post on crashing IE. I cut and pasted the
post by Eric Meyers. I thought it would be more convenient to provide his
insights than to make you click on a link and go to his web site. There was
also a link in there. I just
I agree. I think.
Ted
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mugur Padurean
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005
10:36 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Eric meyers on
crashing IE
Ted, now, why did you
give IE another brake ?
It's alw
Hi,
As much of the consul on this list is given without saccharin, I've
come with this off-topic inquiry. I've had the domain ckimedia since
1998, but with the proliferation of Apple, especially the (i)
Applications, I'm beginning to wonder if a change of name is in order?
I've been with A
At 02:03 AM 7/22/2005, Stephanie wrote:
I need to create an alphabetic horizontal list to link to content on a
page - problem I am having is that I want to float the list right but when
I do that the alphabetic list is ordered from Z - A instead of A - Z.
Any clue as to how to solve this probl
On 7/22/05, Chris Rizzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> One thing I haven't found yet is a possible alternative to script.aculo.us.
> We've tried to implement some of these effects and they work in Firefox but
> not IE (throws no error). There's no help/support anywhere that I can find
> and docume
One thing I haven’t found yet is a possible alternative to script.aculo.us.
We’ve tried to implement some of these effects and they work in Firefox
but not IE (throws no error). There’s no help/support anywhere that I can
find and documentation is minimum. Does anyone know where there maybe
Hi all,
well, I think this is my first e-mail to this great list (or at least,
one of the first ones). I have been reading since more than 1 year, and
I have learned a lot.
I have been experimenting with double borders in CSS.
They are really cool. Lot of weird/cool effects can be achieved by
If the list is a based list you should be able to float the right.
If that is giving problems then you might need to wrap a around it and float the right.
The following code uses a bit of JS to make getting the list easier, but has a floated right (with appropriate "inline" style on the )
I need to create an alphabetic
horizontal list to link to content on a page - problem I am having is that I
want to float the list right but when I do that the alphabetic list is ordered
from Z - A instead of A - Z.
Any clue as to how to solve
this problem?
Stephanie Champion
.NET developers thats who!
And before you rant about code reformatting and standards
on Visual Studio check out VS2005 the Web Edition is free and its
superb.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
LewisSent: 21 July 2005 23:03To:
wsg@webstandardsgroup.orgSu
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