What I don't understand is why someone would bother... to me flash is
not a W3C standard, thus it will not validate... but maybe that is
just me.
This is separate to the markup used to load a Flash movie... sure
Flash is propietary, so is the embed tag, Quicktime, Real, and lots of
other media
Not sure if it's been pointed to:
By MACCAWS:
"MACCAWS' mission is to provide Web authors with the resources
necessary to promote Web standards as a commercially desirable choice
for clients."
http://www.maccaws.org/kit/way-forward/
Nick
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Just came across this...
http://www.scotconnect.com/webtypography/index.php
Nick
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The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/
See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm
for some hints on posting to the list & getting help
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Or...how about drawing a clear conclusion to the problem. It's a bit
frustrating going through list/forum archives when a thread covering a
problem that seems to be like your own suddenly dries up.
If the thanks specifies the solution to the problem then I think it's
very valuable. Perhaps we n
Hi Peter,
The problem with this method is that it confuses the user. I looked at
this
site last night with your previous problem and was very surprised by
the
action when I clicked on About AMCS.
Clicking on a navbar item should do what all other navbars do, take
you to
the page.
Visually, yo
Hi Peter,
I feel the same way however I'm working on tidying a variation of
drop-down navigation at http://www.amcs.org.au right now and this one
does have some benefits.
For one since it's just an HTML list it actually places what's almost a
site map on every page which should be good for sea
Hi Jeff,
Looks like it may have worked...thanks very much...and to all the
others that could've helped if I'd included the URL!
Nick
Hi Nick
Try:
H1 {position: relative;}
This might help; I came up against the same problem in IE6 and found
that this fixed the problem.
Jeff
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Dear me, little obvious that I've been slogging through this to the
point of eye twitching...the URL is:
http://www.amcs.org.au
...and thanks again Russ,
Nick
No objections to any of my templates being used partially or fully.
They
were put online to be used and/or abused as needed :)
Russ
Hello all,
Ok this is my first fully CSS based site (still work in progress by the
way) and I first of all want to give credit to Russ's great tutorial at:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/
I'm a little concerned at how closely I ended up to his original
however the client had actuall
On that note have you considered just releasing it straight on to video
or dvd and selling it? It'd be a laborious job to have to edit and web
format all that footage and equally laborious to have to watch it via
the web. I think this kind of thing (especially a run through of how
blind users u
Hi Mike,
I understand what you're getting at however I think you need to invert
the way you're looking at it and see the increasing volume of quality
posts as well.
Personally, I think this is a great list and yes there are times when I
think this or that post could have held off posting. Howe
I'm just playing around with my web application admin area and
considering using frames so basically to start I'm just looking for
thoughts/resources on the way forward (if there even is one) using
frames.
My reasons for considering frames is that I have a php generated
http://www.gazingus.org
Don't forget that it also has a lot to do with what you're using to
edit the files. I use jEdit with it's "folding" functionality set to
indent which means...
div.row span.left
{
float: left;
text-align: left;
font-weight: bold;
color: #fff;
width: 49%;
}
Hi Peter,
Put them on every page of your site and ideally they should be specific
to that page...as in "This page is about..." type stuff.
Nick
Dumb question but ...
Do you repeat your META tags on every page of your site, or only the
index page?
Thanks
Peter
Hi Pete,
Funny, I was going to mention this to the list but I hesitated.
However, after your reply below I'm glad Tim didn't hesitate. I don't
know about anyone else, but your reasons why, coming from such a high
profile site, are a great advertisement/example to Australian clients
of reasons
Hi Jaime,
Slightly off the discussion but I can't help thinking that if I was you
in that chain of command...
Client <--- Design Firm <--- Subcontracted Freelancer <--
Sub-subcontracted You
...I'd be very wary of work that has supposedly "strict" guidelines to
follow yet the flow of project i
Here's how to enable it:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20030110063041629
However, before you get too excited "it can pretend to be a bunch of
different browsers" merely refers to it's ability to set the User Agent
HTTP header to say it's another browser. Useful e.g. when online
Since it appears that Browsercam is in the lead so far. How about
shifting the challenge to coming up some Browsercam competition
(Australian perhaps?) that does show below the fold, etc...
How about it; BrowserCamOz or something equally original!?
Just a late afternoon thought.
Nick
The best
Hi Gavin,
The most immediate thing is the fact that the expandable lists don't
expand or collapse at least on Safari in my brief test. Following on
from what Hugh Todd said about the Javascript being IE targeted you
might find this useful:
http://www.gazingus.org/html/Using_Lists_for_DHTML_Men
Hi Peter,
You might like to read this for one:
"Multiple IE's in Windows"
http://www.insert-title.com/web_design/?page=articles/dev/multi_IE
...and while the topic is raised. I'd be interested how others are
doing their cross browser testing, browser cam, Mac with Virtual PC,
multiple boxes, et
If I understand you correctly you are saying we should not touch the
design of a button because it could confuse the user, that would mean
every website would have GREY buttons.
I personally think you can style the buttons as much as you like, as
long as they are CONSISTENT throughout your site
I can absolutely vouch for jEdit which I'm using to write PHP, HTML,
CSS, SQL, etc ..., on Mac OS X 10.2.8 on a B/W G3, so a system already
on the slow side. It's performance is somewhat slow (again on my
already slow system) for some things e.g. for scrolling through a large
document, but
Hi Peter,
Moose meant re-sent (reposted)... Unfortunate that the word can be
read two
ways.
Aha... re-sent / resent of course ...sorry Moose, although I'm sure you
understand my bemusement at the latter meaning.
As I re-posted it, I'll say why I did. There have been a lot of new
members
lately
Hello "The Moose",
Anyone else confused?
As to the purpose of this being resent - yes.
Not sure what you mean by that, where does the suggestion of resent
come in?
I read through the WSG thread that came from and followed up a lot of
the links and if like me you're making the transition to st
Anyone else confused?
I read through the WSG thread that came from and followed up a lot of
the links and if like me you're making the transition to stronger use
of CSS based development the xhtml v's html issue seems to be
summarised like this:
The issue seems to be whether you are using this
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