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Hi WSG,
This entire argument is getting a bit much. Nothing on the web is in and of
itself particularly accessible. Accessibility in HTML is a joke unless you
have been taught the right practices. Flash was, is, and will continue to
be, primarily, a tool for delivery of rich, interactive media. To
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any decent validation is going to be done server-side
validation anyway, so you're going to have to (or at least you should)
implement the server-side responses in any case.
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>> JavaScript won't see the glitzy JavaScript injected errors anyway.
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pt injected errors anyway.
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On a side note, there is a Firefox addon that reproduces JAWS-like
output (in text), called Fangs. Link:
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pain-free.
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> Is there any IE installers available for mac?
No. The easiest solution is to install Windows XP onto a virtual machine
(VMWare Fusion, Sun xVM VirtualBox, or Parallels).
I've used VMWare Fusion, and it's quite nice, but Sun xVM VirtualBox is also
very nice, and has the added bonus of being free.
Kristine,
Try removing overflow: hidden; *(styles.css, circa line 523)*
(or change it to overflow: auto, but I really don't see the need for an
overflow - you already have overflow:hidden applied to uber-container. I
think a -5000 pixel margin on your wai text is enough to push it beyond
uber-con
> Why do Microsoft always feel the need to include their own properties.
Back in the day Microsoft utterly dominated the browser market, and as a
byproduct of this were the main force of innovation in browsers and the web
experience in general. IE was often released with non-standard features that
Can you not use a conditional? It's far more reliable than CSS hacks, which
may cause problems in future browsers.
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> Rule: 13.2.2 - Documents are required to use META elements, that are
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> Failure - Document does not contain a META element with the required name:
> language or language does not have a 'content' value.
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I always use lowercase for primary languages and u
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I'm the same, I use class="wai"
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Hi list,
Something I've been pondering - how best to handle buttons and other purely
functional content residing within a block of selected text? Often a user
will select a bunch of text and get something like:
> Some Headingminimiseclose
> Some text etc etc.
I was thinking about adding JS mouse
> For all you know, their purpose in copying text from the page is to illustrate
> in a document that aspect of the page layout that includes the controls.
That's very true.
> A more elegant & bulletproof solution might be to rethink the page layout and
> visually place the controls above or to t
> exposing all the key
> functionality via basic semi-RESTful html
Listen to this guy!
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For any web service developers out there, here's a link to Dominos
Australia's SOAP API:
https://internetorder.dominos.com.au/InternetOrderingUIService/UIService.asmx
I'm currently writing a command line port of the online ordering
system (hobby project). It's almost done :)
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Generated source:
http://www.westernwebdesign.com.au/keynorthcontractors/images/logo.png',sizingMethod='crop');
BACKGROUND-IMAGE: none; POSITION: static; *HEIGHT: 816px*">
It looks like a JS bug. There's two easy things you could try.
1. Just put overflow: hidden; on the #pics div.
2. Add
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Hi there,
As a test, try using that style on an element that isn't floated or
inside a floated element.
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are likely to be skewed toward people who
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Sometimes (not often) you might need an iframe, hidden or otherwise,
to get around certain technical limitations, but there's no good
reason to use framesets for layout, in my opinion.
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and the average IE6 user will have an average XP box
that will chug like hell on large or JS-or-DOM-complicated pages.
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Hi all,
I just got a little burned by Chrome's new date popup for HTML date-type
inputs!
*Why?*
- Because when I wrote the original code, I hadn't read up on the new
properties being added to HTML5 input types
- Because I was using a js-based datepicker plugin to implement the same
f
ke wrote:
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>> easy way to feature-detect a browser's native support for the date input
>> type. I haven't gon
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> Append some junk querystring to the end of the URL, like
> example.com/index.html?20120803132400. Every time it changes, stuff will
> be refreshed. Wouldn't really r
Has anyone done much with AngularJS[1]? I'm currently evaluating it as a
potential successor to a huge bespoke framework I wrote. The syntax feels a
little convoluted at times, but my god does it absolutely blaze through DOM
updates!
[1]: http://www.angularjs.org/
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