Rick,
the site looks good. visually i would maybe slow down your animated gif a
bit, or include the company name or slogan or something and have it stop
after going through once or maybe looping just a couple of times and fall to
rest on the name/slogan/whatever. it's a bit fast and i found the c
If you can make the L2 items show up when the L1 is *hovered over* instead
of clicked, then you can do that using css. it will require some outside
scripts (usually either javascript or .htc) to get it working in all major
modern browsers, but there are a lot of tutorials out there.
you could che
>
> Except, James, that folk who make elastic layouts very often want the
> aesthetics (graphics) to expand along with the text etc. This is not a
> problem if you size the graphics in em units, but of course you can't do
> that with backgrounds.
>
> ??
>
> Bob
backgrounds can be positioned usi
agreed, good message Ben...
something this thread made me think about that i really hadn't considered
before, and can't recall reading about anywhere (granted i am new around
here):
with all the skips and "jump to"s and methods for pulling links and
whatnots, i wonder how many people using screen
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> How hard would it be to have the list start with two empty elements,
> removed from view in what ever way works best?
>
> Mike
It would be very simple, though you'd need to use a class for it.
Empty list items isn't exactly semantic, however, and anyone browsing with
css turned off would see
Anyone here try out exponent cms?
I've found it extremely to use, and administer, very simple to convert
designs as well. It uses smarty for the view output, and pretty much only
uses code in the actually files that control the design and layout for data
pulling from the database, not for the actu
> So I wonder, how many people on this list are in the commercial sectorand
how many are in
> the non-profit / public / government / education sector?
Interesting question.
I for one am in both sectors. I am a technology consultant and I have
various clients that have me employed handling their