(and perhaps other browsers too) have a default image
alignment of baseline which leaves that gap at the bottom.
Incidentally, you might want to have a look at the site with images
disabled. Or load it over a dial-up connection.
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the floats.
Good Luck,
Joseph R. B. Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Jeroen Verburgh wrote:
Hi,
I'm building a website with two floating DIVs. In IE6 this design appears to
work okay. In Mozilla (Firefox 1.0.7) however, the wrapper DIVs
(#pagewrapper and #page) don't resize to accomodate the UL's
As a one-man show, I disagree with that statement as I find it
advantageous for me to do it all as even in the early design stages I'm
thinking about how this design can be used in a page most effectively
and most easily coded up.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
?
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Genau Junior wrote:
Christian Montoya wrote:
The only problem with this is sometimes when you right-click (if you
ever need to right click) you get the Flash right-click
The download time for the movie itself to start is reduced, obviously
everything still needs to download, but in the sense where I don't need
the image right away in the movie its swell.
Joe
Tom Livingston wrote:
On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:18:16 -0400, Joseph R. B. Taylor
[EMAIL PROTECTED
Another added thought is using flash detection to change the background
image if flash isn't seen via javascript, the replacement image can be
the same as the background image but with some text on it that emulates
what the flash would've been.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
408 Route
is better? Do search engine spiders know the heading is
hidden in scenario one and skip that text? Is there a known workaround
for the issue caused by scenario two?
Thanks,
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
408 Route 47 South
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
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http
I think we're strictly thinking of the perfect semantic document, which
would in all likelihood, have an H1 at the very top.
Andreas Boehmer [Addictive Media] wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Duncan Heal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 28 September 2005 1:02 PM
To:
I noticed one other thing worth mentioning on the charismalab site.
Your container div with the background gets cut off at the bottom of the
first page length (in Firefox using 1024x768 resolution). I haven't
gone through your CSS as I'm supposed to be working right now, but I'm
guessing
build the page. Yes, its more
time-consuming, but at least I know everything is rendering right. I'm
on a PC, so I have to hope and pray for Safari and IE to be good.
Generally though, if Opera likes it, it must be pretty darn correct!
Hopefully this helps!
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe
it to pop up more often when I fiddle with the
declaration of link styles in the footer. Its very strange and
hopefully its not me!
If anyone is aware of this, or has a known fix for this please let me know!
Thanks,
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
408 Route 47 South
Cape May Court House, NJ
it
perfect. Only trial and error will teach you about the browser bugs and
how to resolve them. Now get that site done and get paid!
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Sites by Joe, LLC
408 Route 47 South
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
(609) 335-3076
http://sitesbyjoe.com
I make it a point to test in Firefox first, since historically it is
nearly free of rendering bugs. IE and Opera come next, once the 3 are
behaving, you should be in good shape.
I would be concerned about a bug only showing up in Firefox, I believe
that hiding something from Firefox is not
Set it's display to none.
Joshua Street wrote:
Example link?
On 10/29/05, csslist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a hidden field in a css styled form and when you view the page it's
shown as a line in firefox, any ideas?
tia
dave
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In response to some of the opinions generated by my Firefox first,
others later way of testing my pages, it brings up the question of
which browser is closest to rendering my code the way it SHOULD look? I
was under the impression that Firefox was as accurate as available today.
If gecko is
:
From: Joseph R. B. Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 8:58 PM
Subject: [WSG] Which browser is most stanard compliant?
In response to some of the opinions generated by my Firefox first,
others later way of testing my pages, it brings up
Classic box model problem. Don't apply padding or margins (unless zero)
to block level elements width a set width.
Use an additional div for padding and margins.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I have a rounded corner box I am using with four images and it
displays
As a thought, I wanted to point something out. No one cares about
standards or accessibility but us. Its our job to care.
As an example, we can view any of the URLs on this list, and see a
common thread - we all like to point out that we use standards and care
about accessibility.
I've
Greetings all,
I wanted to see what people's comments were as to using .png's vs. .gifs
these days.
I have a design that will require those nice transparency effects only a
.png can provide if I want it to be just like the mockup. Do most
browsers support that yet, or do I have to go with
As a reminder, at this point you cannot safely apply widths to any
elements that have a border, padding or a margin. In the case you need
to apply width adn one of the others mentioned, safest best is to insert
a nested div/span with the padding applied etc to break it up.
This has long
http://sitesbyjoe.com
James O'Neill wrote:
Joseph: Interesting. Do you have something that I can reference for this?
Thierry: I will take a look at that tonight.
Thanks guys!
On 11/15/05, * Joseph R. B. Taylor* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a reminder
confused at your suggestion, why add extra markup when you
just need
to use the box model hack in the css
http://tantek.com/CSS/Examples/boxmodelhack.html
Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
I'm not sure...about a physical reference but here's an example:
http://sitesbyjoe.com
If you mean a vertical scroller that scrolls by hand, you can steal this
one I made (CSS) way back:
http://www.ventnorcity.org/
If he want marquee scrolling or auto vertical scrolling, tell the client
that its just plain bad taste - yuck! Just kidding.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
This appears to be a box model width issue. You have a couple of options.
1. Use a hack to send a thinner width to firefox (adds padding to width)
2. Remove any padding/margins/borders from elements that have a
specified width
3. My favorite (and in discussion currently on this list) is to
You do want to set the width on that div, that way the nested elements
stretch to its width.
kvnmcwebn wrote:
brillant thanks,
Adding overflow: hidden; to .navcontainer ul does exactly what
i need it to in firefox-i.e didnt respond to it.
http://www.mcmonagle.biz/otinavtest.htm
Ted:
I would use a selector to apply the border to the image itself, rather
than the div.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
csslist wrote:
I have a div that shows phots dynamically that are different sizes and
would like to throw a 1px border aound them, I can't seem to get them
to hug the photo,
The flicker disappears if you simply remove the bold from the hover
state. Why not remove the weight change? No matter what, the weight
change is gonna move things around, try enlarging the text to eyesight
impaired size and see what I mean.
Personally, I think the color change on the hover
Just a thought, but if all the links are counties within a greater
whole, why not use a happy map image map interface? Thats a-okay
standards-wise, and degrades nicely into a list of links, and looks cute
for visitors.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Terrence Wood wrote:
Lachlan Hardy
As simple as http://realtor.com and choose map search.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Herrod, Lisa wrote:
can you send a link to an example of one of these?
thanks,
lisa
-Original Message-
From: Joseph R. B. Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 21 November 2005 4:06 PM
Greetings all,
I'm hoping one of you CSS gurus out there who remember the cures for all
of IE's quirks can solve this float drop instance please.
Here's the mockup I need to code up:
http://sausalito.sitesbyjoe.com/mockup.htm
Here's the coded up page thus far:
I managed to solve my problems by simply stepping around the issue. It
does still leave the question of somehow removing the 3px space from
around images in IE which is the root of the troubles I was having.
Thanks,
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
Greetings all
Guys, I'm on a PC with Firefox 1.5, IE 6.0 and Opera 8.5. Everything
looks okay so far, but I was hoping some of you mac / linux guys could
take a peek at this layout please.
http://sausalito.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp
Thanks so much,
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
your content is all over the place. (All browsers are most current
versions.)
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On 12/2/05, Joseph R. B. Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys, I'm on a PC with Firefox 1.5, IE 6.0 and Opera 8.5. Everything
looks okay
In my own experience, I find myself using the house analogy again and
again when it comes to websites and getting points across to clients.
There's a code for what is considered a good building. You cannot gain
a certificate of occupancy with passing code.
You CAN launch a site without
that clarifies. At least it works on Realtors
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
You CAN launch a site without passing code, but there are groups that
are working together to enforce the integrity of the code.
And which groups would those
Guys and Gals,
A problem I have ignored all too long is Flash and XHTML. The problem
lies in the embed tag and its attributes of course. I have of course
read the alistapart articles on how they have taken steps to make valid
code, but I have still found problems in Opera etc when using
Guys and Gals,
I have just switched my site to a fluid layout vs. the old 750 pixels
wide approach. I have also changed all my font sizes to em's to adjust
as needed.
Can people in mac and linux take a glance to make sure all is well for me?
Thanks,
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
The poor practices mostly come from this code being slowly updated since
version 1, (which was really bad), hopefully in time all the no-no's
will be removed.
I appreciate the time you spent looking in there and noticing that
stuff, I forgot all about those stupid span tags all over the
A trick I've used, though some may not care for this especially, is to
use padding on the top and bottom, such as:
HTML:
ullia href=#My Link/a/li/ul
CSS: (going for 25 pixels high)
li{height:25px;}
li a{font-size:12px;padding-top:6px;padding-bottom:6px;}
Usually its works great, so long as
Guys and gals,
If the Mac / Linux users would be so kind as to take a peek at this page:
http://sausalito.sitesbyjoe.com/default.asp
I had posted this about 2 weeks ago and everyone ripped it apart, thank
you, and I have made most the changes everyone mentioned that would make
this layout
email me if this is the case rather than pollute the list
anymore than I just have.
Thanks,
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http://sitesbyjoe.com
(609)335-3076
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Marilyn Langfeld wrote:
On Jan 13, 2006, at 6:59 AM, kvnmcwebn wrote:
are the graphics vectors?
Opening from
/mcdowell/default08.htm
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I bet its the .png filesdang
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If you want to keep this list clean, just email me your thoughts if you
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Ok, SORRY for starting this thread, I didn't intend to start a classic
argument over server languages.
I just wanted to get a feel for how many of us standards guys are
adopting Ruby, or they plan to stick with PHP/other in the foreseeable
future.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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http
Get your code to validate then repost if it still happens. I notice
about 40 errors when I ran it through.
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Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Olá a todos,
In this page - http://www.ouronor.com/problems
the
background black! I even went into the CSS and added a
background-color: #FF and it didn't affect the behavior at all.
Any guesses would be greatly appreciated.
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Another option is to copy the text out of the PDF and stick it on the
page. I personally hate PDF's on sites (annoying to read). Especially
multi-page versions. Just think how that text would help your page rank
for that page if it wasn't a PDF...just a thought!
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites
clean informative document that is left behind
once the presentation layer is removed. Then I show them the tag soup
site that doesn't change much. That always creates an impression.
Hopefully thats helpful.
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I personally would expect the page to appear as any typical printed
document should.
Page Title (your h1 element)
Table of Contents (your ul nav list)
Content (content)
My 2 cents.
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Terrence Wood wrote
Adding a margin: 0px; to the H1 element pushed up to the top.
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White Ash wrote:
Hi all ~
There's a gap at the top of the page in Firefox Opera, but not in IE.
I would like that gap to go away
It's also worth mentioning that many other readers exist besides
Acrobat. The feature-rich Acrobat features may not apply to all the
readers.
It may be a mute point since just about everyone uses Acrobat, but...
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pitch to make them understand the point of this.
It's our responsibility to do it the best we can so they DON'T have to
think about it. Most educated people never heard the word semantics!
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adam LEAPER
Thanks for your replies, I noticed the double flash in Opera as well. I
think it's due to some compliant flash code script I had found last
year - may have been on a list apart... better go back and check them all!
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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(609)335-3076
You can always get the google search this site, or you can find free
scripts that search html documents, usually in the asp/php flavor.
If the content of your site (articles and such) is databased, its very
easy to write a search engine for that.
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
http
expansion
that works so nicely on everything else...
Anyone have suggestions on this?
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Thank you Project VII! I could of sworn I had looked at that...
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Martin Heiden wrote:
Joseph,
Friday, February 24, 2006, 5:06:39 PM, you wrote:
JRBT I have a min-width applied to my wrapper div
don't think I need to tell you what the lesson is.
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Absalom Media wrote:
Lachlan Hunt wrote:
What kind of person would rather insult the customer instead of
admitting they have a problem?
A bank ?
I
sizes in FF.
The URL is: http://cmcaor.sitesbyjoe.com
A screenshot for reference is located at:
http://cmcaor.sitesbyjoe.com/images/draft08.gif
Thank you so much!
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Joshua Street wrote:
On 3/1/06, Joseph R. B. Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It validates and renders correctly on FF 1.5, Opera 8.5 and IE 6.0. The
only issue I discovered so far is a layout break when I
Same thing is happening on the PC.
I have my nav text set to 1.0em.
I have the height of each li set to 1.75em.
I wrongly assumed that the li would expand along with the text since
they both used ems for sizing...
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http://sitesbyjoe.com
(609)335-3076
Thank you everyone for your input, its been very helpful!
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Ulrich Maasmeier wrote:
Hi!
I´m just surfing a biz around, and it looks fine o me on Mac OSX 10.4
w Opera 8.52
There can´t be any Sizing
has one toolbar you can
download to check, has an extension to review your code as well.
Have fun,
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
http://sitesbyjoe.com
(609)335-3076
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Anja Kennedy wrote:
Hi
can anybody give me some tips regarding website testing?
what browsers
Look up page-break-before and page-break-after in google for
explanations and how to use in your particular case.
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Jack Pivac wrote:
I have a page with about 20-30 div's each about 200-300px height
Keep in mind too, that most tabbers are familiar with shift + tab as
well for navigating backwards.
Should we assume that keyboard navigators can competently do this, or is
that giving too much of an assumption?
Joseph R. B. Taylor
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layouts, I first notice that the 2nd layout has
multiple images folders, one for each page in fact. This sort of
organizes the images better, but now there's images all over the place.
How do YOU set up your directories?
Joseph R. B. Taylor
Sites by Joe, LLC
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will only create a confusing experience.
This same rule should apply to any javascripting - always start with a
plain-jane page and enhance from there.
My 2 cents,
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
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Phone: (609) 335-3076
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cares. My competition all uses Frontpage, frames, javascript links,
whole pages that are just jpgs with image maps, only use CSS to style
scrollbars - its ridiculous!
My 2 cents,
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Looks pretty strong.
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Bob Schwartz wrote:
The test site at
http://www.fotografics.it/fife/
has been refurbished to make it more standards compliant
All thoughts so far on formatting lists with headings are good. I would
hesitate to put a heading inside a li though. Seems a little goofy to me.
Again, the content being marked up will be the final decision maker.
My 2 cents,
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
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browsers out there, especially you linux and mac users.
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the window.
Thanks for the input.
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Paul Novitski wrote:
At 4/8/2007 09:18 PM, Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
I've been working on an em-based layout
width, but I'm running 1280 wide so
that's probably not the typical experience for those who have to enlarge
their text in the first place.
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Gunlaug
Greetings all,
I was hoping some of you fine Linux / Mac users could test this layout
to make sure no blowups happen. Everything SHOULD be fine, but you
never know.
http://homestead.foodzoomer.com/
Thanks a bunch!
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name.
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The HTML XHTML definitive guide from O'Reilly states that NAME is a
required attribute in INPUT. Can I just substitute ID
...page 95.
The method we would use to reach page 95 is out of context of the
information.
As far as the URL showing on printwell thats another beast altogether.
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FYI - the main box for the layout busts out on each side by 20px in
Internet Explorer 6.0 on Windows XP. You'll need to feed that browser
something 40px thinner as a width on that box.
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Good Linux users,
Can you check this layout for me?
http://seaislerealty.com/homepage.php
As long as nothing is blowing up, we're cool.
Thank you so much!
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* Set up separate stylesheets for IE so you don't have to use hacks
Those points make life much easier in the battle against IE's rendering
issues.
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
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. All I remember was the
cowboy who was saying something like ...thats the cowboy way... in
regards to following the standards.
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Katrina wrote:
Gday
Yes! Good Stuff.
It was this page that opened my eyes to CSS forevermore.
http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/
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John Faulds wrote:
I think you're talking
for a site check around here.
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Taco Fleur wrote:
Thanks.
How large did you size the font to? We've only anticipated 1 size up, as its
already a large
in regards to using/not
using the div, nesting the input inside the label, etc.
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Benedict Wyss wrote:
Hi all,
I am having a discussion with colleagues here
sibling of your activating
link with the onclick event
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kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to do this unobtrusively and validly? see div ids
Nice job on that one. I only thing I could find wrong was the use of
javascript: pseudo links.
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Snadden Tim wrote:
www.richardson.co.nz
Greetings all,
Can I ask the Linux users to take a look at this one? I want to make
sure there's no layout flaws on your favorite browsers.
http://michaels.sitesbyjoe.com/
Many thanks,
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Thanks for taking a look at this one.
And Felix, believe it or not, there will be a dry cleaning newsletter.
We're looking to offset some of his postcard expense which is spent on
regular clients who would be happy to receive discounts etc... Crazy,
isn't it?
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
Sites
all.
My 2 cents,
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Nick Gleitzman wrote:
On 5 Jun 2007, at 11:41 AM, Lucien Stals wrote:
...the fieldset itself can contain anything...
Huh? Where
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