to a particular markup syntax.
Is this true for HTML DTD's? Are they XML as well?
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/footer.
http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#the-footer
Thoughts?
My thought: they have no idea how hard it is to introduce a new tag.
Then again, they would probably advocate dropping support for IE, but
we have to be practical.
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For example, they mention that footer is used a lot, and are thus
suggesting a footertag/footer.
http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#the-footer
to make a tag for every element on the page you might
as well just serve an xml document with a stylesheet. I assume
everyone knows this can be done, yes? It's not like we are talking
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Miika, small is presentational markup, it makes the text smaller. No
semantics as far as I know. It's also not new.
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If you are going to make a tag for every element on the page you might
as well just serve an xml document with a stylesheet. I assume
everyone knows this can be done, yes? It's not like we are talking
about something new
the examples at http://www.microformats.org/wiki/
and imagine trying to make an html tag for every single one.
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here's what I get with firefox developer extension live-css-edit:
div.container { max-width:55em; /* makes a nice line length */ }
#navlist { width:16em; }
#div.side-nav { width:15em; }
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this JS might not be helpful... but as for why there isn't a way to
detect the use of a screen reader with JS, I don't know.
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, and that encoding is not
utilised for search engine reasons.
Does the character-encoding in your web-page reduce your search engine
positioning?
Wow, no. Not at all.
Please send Clear Blue Day another e-mail and ask them if they have
any dinosaurs in their office.
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Please send Clear Blue Day another e-mail and ask them if they have
any dinosaurs in their office.
This is not intended as an attack on Christian, nor anyone else. Not at
all. I'm dead serious on that
However
, things can start to get hot - or
confusing, especially for those who came to learn.
Well if anyone did think my joke was offensive then I can refrain from
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, that's not good. Sure, it's hard to change something that
hasn't changed in 6 years, but nothing should be so solid in the first
place.
And if your habits haven't changed in 10 years, then would you even be
making any money? Isn't the web only 12 years old?
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If not, at least it's less
competition for you! :)
I wish.
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html { font-size:100.01%; }
body { font-size: 1em; } // this is a bug fix for
browser compatibility
Why do you need this? I don't use font-size hacks in
my CSS yet my fonts look exactly
that emphasizes lower maintenance cost is key
for small businesses. SEO is a plus.
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widely I would use it all the time.
Also I'm pretty sure that CSS multi columns are for inline content,
not block. You can't use it, AFAIK, to make block columns.
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listers point you to an exact solution.
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clients want this functionality and this is something I might use in
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-topic here, that's the mail app's preference, probably.
Gmail and the default Y! mail have top posting, but at least Y! mail
can be changed.
Maybe, but if I go through the trouble of bottom-posting in Gmail,
others should too. Control-x, scroll, control-v.
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this one has far more influence than any
big-name-design-firm. Far more.
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that are also making the same mistakes. That's all.
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the back
button. If they want to return to your site, they will. If they don't,
don't annoy them by keeping your weblog open when they actually try to
leave your site by following a link.
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of behavior, but it doesn't mean they like it, just
like they might be used to tiny text 760px width sites with pointless
flash content, but still find it annoying.
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Maybe, but this is just another example of how marketers try to
control the browsing experience. Things have to look a specific way,
behave a specific way, etc... but there isn't any proof that this is
good
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You're pre-supposing. If popup windows are scripted you reuse the
same
window object over and over. You can never have more than one open.
Your statement is only true if the target attribute is used
saying this because I've seen
other students struggle with it.
Next fall I'll most likely get to be a Teaching Assistant for the
course, so I'll get an even better idea of just how much time and
material students need to really learn CSS.
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(this would be you)... and it can only appear
once.
I think you could look at http://microformats.org/wiki/hcard for the
microformat approach, or some other list members can recommend various
options... definition lists might work well.
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for that.
Still not too convinced... though might change it to hcard anyways.
That would be a good idea.
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Tried these CCs in multiple ways, but it does not work. For example:
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Any suggestions?
As far as I know, if you have standalone installs of IE 5 and 6 on
your machine, they will not see the conditional comments.
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designers but you do have
to balance pleasing the client and the users. You can try to assure
the client that default text size will not hurt their business, but
there are no promises that they will listen.
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the logo to have a bit of text like home in it on subpages of the
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make my layout flexible?
- how can I meet accessibility checkpoints?
- how can I cater to more browsers?
- how can I make my website more successful?
and then educate them, as un-condescendingly as possible, on
standards/css/usability/etc.
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, but in the following sentence:
The cat has 0 balls of yarn.
You should not use the number, but rather zero or none.
And in the following data returned from a database:
You have 0 items in your cart.
There should have been a check for zero, with the alternate text returned:
Your cart is empty.
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... is there a better way to do this?
Sorry, but you would have to use 'br' or a list. Pre wrapped text does
not break, that's how it behaves.
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HTML 4 style CSS is relevant to HTML 4. If you are using XHTML you
must write your CSS selectors in lowercase.
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So that would make HTML4 practically redundant for new web sites?
define practically redundant.
I consider HTML
like a typical tag cloud but
those are ugly anyway (just like mullets).
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view and write custom forms.
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you can press shift + tab (or w/e the Mac
equivalent is) to move backwards... how will this be done with enter?
shift + enter?
Does your client even know that you can tab through form fields?
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can't figure this one
out and i've been at it all day.
I'm almost certain that you need the positioning in that shorthand to
make it work:
background:url(some image) left top repeat-y;
or center center, or anything really.
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features are different between the site plans.
Finally, it seems like some of the links in the portfolio are out of date.
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Understood, but have these marketers ever tried any other marketing
techniques? Like using engaging copy, encouraging visitors to sign up
for e-mail updates, or offering RSS? There are other ways to make a
site profitable, some which are probably much more effective.
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If the visual formatting of the poem is important to you (say, visual
poems that have extra whitespace a the beginning or middle of lines)
then you will probably need to use the pre tag.
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for how HTML should have been implemented, XML DTD being one of them.
AFAIK, SGML won out because it was the easiest and most forgiving.
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issue. I think I removed hasLayout on the body by applying 0 padding
and margin and that's why I had to set the height to 100% to get it
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Genius! /sarcasm
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white peeking out where the background image ends.
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, but the actual mockups I usually end up
doing with HTML CSS, since that's the easiest way I can see if they
hold up to page interaction (enlarging text, changing viewport
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about using semantic HTML (it encourages
em and strong at the least) and there are some plugins out there
that add microformats support if you are interested in that.
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Windows' font-scaling to compensate,
1em = 100% = 18px = ?pt.
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. The point that Felix is making is that
setting the body to something small like 62.5% is very destructive,
since user stylesheets and user settings usually just override the
body rule (and ruin all your specific rules).
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I hate to make a quick reply to a long post, but not all designers set
body font size to 62.5% when creating websites. It's enough to start
at 100% and set nested containers to fractions
layouts.
Specifically can anyone recommend a site dealing with coverting
existings layouts to relative sizing.
You mean fluid layouts? I have a site for that: cssliquid.com.
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suggestions for how to get around this? Should I have used a select
list?
Isn't this problem solved by putting return false; in the event
handler? Or am I missing something?
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Now I don't have to buy a Mac...
Then how will you test for Safari 1, 2, IE 5 Mac, etc?
By posting to the Web Standards Group mailing list (with the subject
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Opera 9+ just doesn't do fractional sizes. Is this a bug in Opera?
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Has anyone on this lists worked with it in the past? Please let me
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which is not a FF property, it's an IE ActiveX property. My suggestion
is to hide this behind a conditional comment for IE 6 and use some
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http://www.textpattern.com/
I do: use Wordpress http://www.wordpress.org/
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to set up a tabindex
because that always messes with the natural behavior that someone
would expect. Browsers are already set up to tab through things
linearly, so just place them linearly.
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and Photoshop. If
I were you, this would be my argument and I would tell them that you
should be able to pursue this diploma with whatever technologies you
are able to work with.
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about the technology behind
websites. Well, I'm complaining about the people making peanut-gallery
comments on this list who know nothing about business or law. Make the
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this.
I can't speak at all for Michelle's character but let's not make this
a mudsling. It's way off-topic.
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Then they will still have to the right to have a bad, accessible site.
The case has nothing to do with that. The case is deciding whether
they have the right to discriminate against the blind. Let's all at
least get on board with facts, ok?
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Sorry if this is a bit of a newbie question, but what's the issue with
innerHTML?
But if you are already using a very DOM-friendly
framework like jQuery, you may as well take advantage
interaction?
You are correct. But Simon was also talking about standards
compliance, which includes using DOM standards.
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some really great stuff by hand and it's cheaper that way than relying
on commercial software and if they can make it look just as good (or
better), then he shouldn't force them to use Dreamweaver. At least
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advertising/licensing related functions and they all use Firefox by
choice. Have you ever asked your users what they actually use? Do you
have any stats on browsers (Google analytics will tell you this)? If
not, you are just making a poor assumption.
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Silverlight and Flash is that Silverlight is
rendered XML while Flash is a compiled format. Therefore, Microsoft
claims that Silverlight is much easier for screen readers, search
spiders, etc. to work with. We'll see if things really do work out
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... Silverlight is rendered XML while Flash is a compiled format.
Therefore, Microsoft claims that Silverlight is much easier for screen
readers, search spiders, etc. to work with.
Christian - do
with Flash... not
that I'm bashing Flash here.
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