Roger,
I am getting a 404 page not found with that URL.
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SkyRocket Design Co
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Here is the site:
www.desertstandard.net/YV/
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and bottom of the navbar of maybe 5px. Any ideas why? Also, there is a
significant delay on mouseover depending on the browser used. The rollover state
doesn't seem to load until a user rolls over the button hot spot. Can this be
sped up somehow? Any help appreciated.
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graphics and the right edge of the div. You can also see this happening over on
the left hand side on the shot of the building. Can someone with better
knowledge of how to hack for IE see what is going on? Many thanks from Mr
Exasperated.
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to the conclusion
that IE does not like the pixel perfect dimensions and is (for some reason)
saying the graphics are too big for the container. I have tried the Tan Hack and
the Holly Hack which fix half the issues but am still seeing errors.
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http
this as I work at the Font Factory in my day job. Verdana and
Georgia were developed by Matthew Carter (commissioned by Microsoft) and were
specially designed to be readable on screens/monitors. For that reason alone
they should be first choice in style sheets IMO.
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still as it also includes a link to Cynthia Says.
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implode in on itself and the noise
traffic become too much to handle. I would suggest that you think of switching
to a forum based website much like the excellent
http://forums.australianinfront.com.au/Default.aspx
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too. Great work.
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Hi all
Just about to be officially announced, my new fully CSS/XHTML 1.0 Trans
site, and the smoothest experience I've had with css so far:
http
Thanks for posting that James. Further info: you can do this if you are using
Opera 7. Just go View Small Screen. You'll get a simulation of how the page
looks on a handheld PDA device.
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Disruptive
and onblur commands
but was wondering if there was a better, more accessible (?) way using
just CSS.
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have to do some tweaking but that will fix most of your IE problems.
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On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 17:38:39 -0500 (CDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Can you look at a site for me and tell me why it's degrading so badly under Mac 5.2?
Working well on most other browsers that I've checked
Hello folks,
I've used the infamous Suckerfish dropdown menu on a couple of sites
and have come across one glaring issue. The suckerfish CSS owns the ul
and li tags so you can't style them anywhere else on the page. Anyone
else had the same problem and what is the best solution? I haven't
tried
That was the case but I use Firefox (and Safari) with no problems with
my bank here in Australia (Westpac)
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Just to add on, I'd been using Firefox since 6 months ago and it's my
primary browser for everything except internet
Can any WSG UK members confirm the situation for banks over there (Nat
West, Barclays, Lloyds etc...). Contact me offlist if this is OT and I
will post the results.
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.html
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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down/across - so you only see the home navlinks and nothing happens on
rollover. You have to click on the message saying IE has blocked the
script and then agree to have the code run in the browser. This didn't
happen with SP1. Painful :/
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Looks fine on my iMac (OS X 10.2.8) and Firefox 1.0/Safari 1.0.3
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Won't be long before someone builds an HTML Cheat Sheet Widget (for
OSX 10.4). There's already a handy a
href=http://bw.watchtan.com/article/132/css-cheat-sheet;CSS cheat
sheet... /a
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seems to have asked this question
to the list before? What are peoples thoughts...?
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I saw the Target Sued story over on Cnet (http://tinyurl.com/b3u29).
What was amazing to me was the response from a Mr Troy Gaddis in the
talkback section (bottom of above page under the title This is
Absurd. Here's a highlight:
Why do people with disibilites think they DESERVE compensation for
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