RE: [WSG] Complete CSS reset

[Chris Van Wiemeersch]

I wouldn't try this either, but I just thought I'd mention that you'd have
to add to that list font-style: normal as well.

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 There should be a border:0 in there too, but I seriously don't recommend
 trying it.

 mike 2k:)2

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 -Original Message-
 From: Andrew Krespanis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 06 July 2005 05:18
 To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
 Subject: Re: [WSG] Complete CSS reset

 Has anyone made a stylesheet that resets everything back to the way it
 would be if styling pure XML?

 Here you go:

 * {
   margin:0;
   padding:0;
   display:inline;
   font:1em serif;
 }

 To quote your CSS file:
 And I didn't reset everything to inline, because then it's hard to tell
 what's what.
 Yes, exactly like trying to style pure XML. If you really want to teach
 your class separation of structure, get them to create their structure in
 XSL. The ones that catch on will be in awe of the fact that they can
 create a dynamic, XML backed site using only a bit of file space and a
 browser. I'm having great difficulty envisioning the learning outcome of a
 Style XML with CSS lesson having much in common with a solid
 understanding of structure, as CSS can't add structure, only visual
 formatting (ignoring the behavioural pseudo-classes and generated content
 for the sake of this discussion ;).

 That said, the only thing my lecturers taught me was Click here to add a
 table, so good on you for trying to give your students something more! :)

 Andrew.
 
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Re: [WSG] Flash and valid XHTML

[Chris Van Wiemeersch]

Erwin,

You may want to read the discussion on Dream McLellan's site (author of
the ALA Flash Satay article) on Flash in XHTML --
http://allinthehead.com/retro/234/embedding-macromedia-flash-in-xhtml

See http://www.ambience.sk/flash-valid.htm for a different method than
Flash Satay in which no container movie is necessary for the page to
validate.

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 Hi all,

 So far I¹ve been able to avoid using Flash but a site I¹m working on uses a
 few flash elements (like a slideshow).
 I¹ve been googling around but besides the alistapart article on
 Flash-Satay
 I¹ve not been able to find another method of embedding flash in a page
so that it still validates.
 Does anyone with more flash experience have any suggestions?
 (I'd like the pages to validate to XHTML Strict or Transitional) Thanks
in advance,
 Erwin Heiser


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