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) at least I know what I'm aiming for.
Thanks for testing in those browsers - I'll go back to the designers
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Sorry to be a wet blanket guys but this has little or no bearing on
web standards.
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Hi Neerav
I think this is an excellent idea I've got lots of great feeds that
I'd like to share I'm sure others do to. The reason I'm closing it
is because I don't think the list is the best place for this resource
- I'd like to find somewhere more permanent on the site for it.
I'm going to
Hey All
I've creaked a Standards related feeds category in the resources on
section on the site - http://webstandardsgroup.org/resources/#cat32.
Feel free to add links to RSS Atom feeds there.
I've taken the liberty of adding the ones already posted to this
thread under the names of those who
that is nice
public and administrable by all WSG memebers.
Come on guys - lets make it a worth while resouce!
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) the more you
lose on accessibility.
Spam has to be stopped on delivery - hiding email addresses is a
bandaid solution and a poor one at that.
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Of course. The point is just to make it more difficult. A car alarm
doesn't stop car theft, but with all else equal, the thief will choose
one without an alarm.
That's fine true but by making it difficult for spam bots you also
make it difficult for your users.
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for a class name. Describe *why* the data
in presented the way it is, rather than describing the presentation.
9.5 out of 10. Good stuff.
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I think that only for stolen sites comment is a little off. For
example I'll often develop something on my local machine on a URL like
http://localhost/project-name and then deploy it on its own URL.
base is invaluable in this sort of situation.
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convinience. And sometimes its pretty handy.
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Also - http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/07/26/1090693888524.html
Firefox has been getting some good press recently.
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Hey Mike
Going this far off topic on this list is a bannable offence - your
only option now, if you wish to stay on this list, is to set up a WSG
meeting in NZ.
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anyone have any ideas no how to fix this issue?
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Thanks Neerav
I've got rid of everything I can and reduced the fonts as much as I
dare and its still 300px too wide for a landscape A4.
I've tried setting widths to auto, 100%, px - nothing makes a difference.
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Sorry again... every column is as skinny as it can get. I've got about
80 columns in the table :(
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excel does), rather than just cutting it off.
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. This is
basically the same as using tables for visual layout. If you can do
the same thing using more appropriate elements and some CSS, you'll be
blessed with eternal good karma and will be worshipped as a standards
guru by the millions of list members.
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Sorry missed one part of your post:
For example, can it be uses to group a number of related links together?
I'd suggest that Fieldset in this context is meaningless - its not
ArchorSet, its FieldSet - its for form fields. Use a list (ul or ol)
for links.
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bear in mind that there are rarely absolute right and wrong
answers and its easy to get trapped in a cycle of navel gazing and
splitting hairs - check
http://www.simplebits.com/notebook/2004/08/04/sq.html for beautiful
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as a learning experience and never start work on a project until you
have a documented signed off specification for what you are building
and a contract that commits the client to paying for it.
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For the second time THIS THREAD IS CLOSED - please respond off-list
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Hi Clayton
I think we have assertained that the issue is not present in Firefox
1. This thread has now been closed - please do not respond further.
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are mutually exclusive, which is very
misleading. There is nothing about the Dreamweaver template system
that doesn't conform with XHTML. Dreamweavers templating works through
the use of comments - nothing more.
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Hi Charles
Download Firefox (if you haven't already) and then install the
LiveHTTPHeaders plug in (http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/). Restart
Firefox and LiveHTTPHeaders will then be under the tools menu and all
your headers will be revealed.
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on using the web. its not perfect, but it has got us
where we are today and I certainly don't think there is some crisis
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true web standards and are completely relevant on this list, IMHO.
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if this thread is relevant on this list though -
if you are seriously interested in discussing google - go to the
Google News forum on Web master world.
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there for a client not to like?
I think we probably agree here - the technical detail of hows it done
is your problem, not theirs. They just want to know about the end
result in practical terms they can understand.
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, so they should be interesting by 7.
See you there!
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Guys I really can't see how this dicussion relates to web standards.
This is an ad for a product. Sure the output validates and there are
W3C logos in the footer, but seriously
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I'm trying to locate that really handy site that allow you to preview
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You must have been using GET rather than POST.Spider's won't submit
forms that us POST, but they have every right to follow forms that use
GET.
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/04/24/deviant.html
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