First item - change your css link to :
Graham Cook
Standards Manager - Content Integrity
Data & Online
Telstra Technology
32/300 Latrobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Ph- (03) 9632 8035
Fax - (03) 8600 9850
Mob - (03) 0417 876 869
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I really like the nice clean design and commmend you for your work. Like
Steven I think that the calendar page could also benefit from being a table.
Simple rule of thumb; if the page could easily fit with an Excel spreadsheet,
it is a possible table candidate. When constructing the tables, re
I have never come across a designer who says "I'll throw the page
together any way I can as a quick and dirty job". Mind you looking at
some of the results from designers I'm sure that is what they have done.
If you simply state that you "design using web standards as one of your
fundamental build
It is the position:relative in the below that is
preventing the scroll bar. Try putting it in the body.
*
{ margin:0; padding:0; position:relative; }
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SheriarSent: Thursday, 3 March 2005 10:24 AMTo:
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Increasing font size sends your content overlapping the left "page
margin" with the shadowing.
Graham Cook
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Bert,
I cut down the html to minimum possible, actual lists include many
items, plus several lists in each panel. Panel is also part of
containing div which contains several of these panels.
Thanks anyway
Graham
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Found my
problem;
Here's the trick
(after reading MaxDesign 'Taming Lists')
1.Mark margin-left
and padding-left of both ul and li to 0px
2.Use the ul
margin-left to set image position in em
3. Use the li
padding-left in em to set the distance between the image and the
text
.cssRigh
Can anyone assist
with a hack that is for Firefox only. I have found that bot IE6 and Opera
7.54 place the list-image outside the border area of the ul. Firefox however
places the image inside the ul border. The hacks I have used all affect
both Firefox and Opera. Any suggestions please.
I can't find a problem with the lineup - looks fine to me on IE6.
I have a problem however with the Flash menu bar in the top panel. Using
the keyboard the tab order is all over the place. Eg Featured
Developments goes to first 2 child tabs then back to parent, then to
last 2 tabs, About our team
Title: Can't get image and text to line up in unordered list...
Kay,
I get a DNS timeout error when trying to access your
link.
Graham
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Look also at the costs, the 5 Oz members are all govt affiliated - US$5,750
membership,
Large organisations US$57,500. I would have to write some business case to
justify that.
Graham Cook
(Telstra)
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TITLE tag though? Dont
think you can.
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 14:25:22 +1100, Cook, Graham R
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> I would recommend the acronym tag eg AMP
>
> I usually assign this style
> style="CURSOR: help; BORDER-BOTTOM: 1px dotted"
>
> Graham Cook
>
I would recommend the acronym tag eg AMP
I usually assign this style
style="CURSOR: help; BORDER-BOTTOM: 1px dotted"
Graham Cook
Standards Manager - Content Integrity
Data & Online
Telstra Technology
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Nest your content and foot_nav divs in a containing div which has it's
css set to float:left. This works in IE and FF, have not tested in other
browsers
Graham Cook
Standards Manager - Content Integrity
Data & Online
Telstra Technology
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Couple of suggestions:
* Place link to Home at left, not right, of menu bar
* Replace ALT text in menu bar with text of link rather than accesskey
ref
* I like your field hilighting on forms but the Send button should be
vsually different from the fields
* Always mark mandatory fields and advised u
So much for "harsh" criticism.
I must confess Telstra's site is no better, it still uses tables for
layout. However we are addressing this at substantial cost. One of our
biggest problems though is in dealing with design companies who profess
that they are aware of our standards and accessibility
In one word -
crap!
basic problems
include:
Use of tables
Fonts don't
resize
Use of images for textural
links
Erroneous tag in
code
Use of one large image for Bio
details
No way to get back to home
page
Use of serif
fonts
No ALT attri
Try this
height:expression(document.body.clientHeight);
Graham Cook
Standards Manager - Content Integrity
Data & Online
Telstra Technology
32/300 Latrobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Ph- (03) 9632 8035
Fax - (03) 8600 9850
Mob - (03) 0417 876 869
Email - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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