Go for the first option...
h2section title/h2
ul
liapage name 1/a/li
liapage name 2/a/li
...
/ul
Google won't give anymore weight as it'll simply dilute the weight of all
your h3 tags so only use them where they're relavant and where they are
actually heading up contnet.
I'd always advise
hi,
im generating a list of page links from my cms, its not really for a nav
bar just a section of the site that has a number of related articles.
im using h2 for the over all list label but am wondering what to use
for the list break tags.
right now im using li with the title of each page
Hi,
I'd say use a list, for two reasons. Firstly you said im generating a
stronglist/strong of page links, and secondly a heading should be a
heading for something that comes after it in the content. So not this:
h3apage name/a/h3
!-- something should be here... --
h3apage name2/a/h3
But this
hi,
I have a bg image set for heading links like so:
h3 a:link, h3 a:visited, h4 a:link, h4 a:visited {
overflow:visible; background: url(/images/arrowh3.jpg) no-repeat 100% -1px;
padding: 0 40px 0 0;
}
The problem is that if a long heading breaks to two lines the background
image
list
On Apr 09, 2008, at 14:36, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
hi,
im generating a list of page links from my cms, its not really for a
nav bar just a section of the site that has a number of related
articles.
im using h2 for the over all list label but am wondering what to
use for the list
Hi,
I yet to devise an elegant solution centering all elements within
div#innerContainer. Would a gifted Standardista offer an elegant
backward compatible solution?
CK
***
List Guidelines:
The uri is here: http://working.bushidodeep.com/spring_2008/
template.html
On Apr 9, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Chris Kennon wrote:
Hi,
I yet to devise an elegant solution centering all elements within
div#innerContainer. Would a gifted Standardista offer an elegant
backward compatible solution?
Chris Kennon wrote:
I yet to devise an elegant solution centering all elements within
div#innerContainer. Would a gifted Standardista offer an elegant
backward compatible solution?
div#innerContainer { text-align: center; }
div#innerContainer * { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }
?
Try this explanation:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/center/
HTH
Russ
on 10/4/08 8:31 AM, Chris Kennon at wrote:
Hi,
I yet to devise an elegant solution centering all elements within
div#innerContainer. Would a gifted Standardista offer an elegant
backward compatible solution?
one thing I
miss about dreamweaver is that you can do a 'search all' and
get a list of all instances of the thing you are searching for
rather than cycling through a 'find...find...find...'
list. So far it's the only program I've used that does that
and I really notice not having it.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Chris Kennon wrote:
I yet to devise an elegant solution centering all elements within
div#innerContainer. Would a gifted Standardista offer an elegant
backward compatible solution?
div#innerContainer { text-align: center; }
div#innerContainer * { margin-left: auto;
Hi everyone
I am currently reviewing a desktop application that involves mostly
viewing and changing records in a database (via a nice GUI front end).
In some places, changes are committed as soon as you enter them, a
bit like how Microsoft Access operates. In other places, the user has
Interesting; we're going through the same process here. There is talk about
converting the view pages to editable pages that commit the changes right
away. I'm completely against it. I think it will bring along with it lots of
issues;
- when you have text fields that are 20 in size, and the text
Hi Patrick, don't know your way can work fine with IE?
margin: 0 auto; or the margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; just the same
for horizonal center. But i think it needs text-align: center for working
with IE.
If you use text-align: center; just use text-align: left at which you need
its
14 matches
Mail list logo
