I wish I had my blogging/community system finished for you, Mark. It
will be ASP.NET 2.0 and CSS/XHTML compliant. It won't be ready until
early next year.
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, Safari, and Opera).
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I'd have to agree with that. Our studies also show maximized browsing
for over 90% when users are working at 1280x1024 or below.
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I would guess that unless one is aware that mobile phones are a
significant population (over a few percent), one could simply detect
mobiles and serve them an unstyled page, rendering plain text? This
would fit into any browser width if done correctly.
Francesco
On 8/3/05, Chris Velevitch
Easy. I don't rely on Javascript for anything critical. I would
rather use a layout hack without Javascript.
Francesco
On 7/16/05, Maarten Stolte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not just use the technique from Bobby van der Sluis, it works all the
time on dom enabled browsers;
I have a different opinion. Neither Reset nor Cancel are
necessary. Studies show most users click the back button to abort
transactions (even I do, and I'm a web developer) or leave sites (if
there are no appealing links to go anywhere else).
I can see where Cancel could be a little more
