RE: [WSG] : Problem with attribute "BORDER" in movint to strict mode is solved
Thank you all Terrence, Nic and Kvnmcwebn
I got it working. With
li img{border:0px;}
(I´m completly self-trained and have pretty nice gaps in my knowledge.)
I liked -
li a#current {
background: url(path/to/image.gif) no-repeat 0 50%;
padding-left: img-width; /* add value in px */ }
- very much but it seems that it chooses the top line of the list as current
all the time? I´ll fiddel around with it.
THANKS very much. Going strict...
Jes.
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[WSG] : Problem with attribute "BORDER" in movint to strict mode. (the dotting of t's)
Hi, I´m trying build this site, in strict mode, bu i´m having trouble removing the border of the image inserted in the list. (the image, is supposed to shift line to the appropriate line on navigation), can anybody help me with this problem.? http://www.forandre.dk/html/ansatte.html (css not separated yet). Thank you in advance, Jes.
RE: [WSG] Claiming compliance when a site doesn't' actually comply
Hi Nic. Good Question, but I think that people just dont know, Maybe a wordlist at webstandardsgroup.org, and other webplaces alike would help, a wordlist that in a very short manner explains the most important terms in a short and mayby allegoric manner (sure a ship with a enginge of chewing gum will flow downstream but). I think mayby a little more tranparency in the discussions will help people get on the wagon. People arguing for Web standards have by far the best arguments. And the arguments, they are getting better and better. And besides The people that exclusivly relies on WYSIWYG are a lost cause anyhow. Bevare of the false profets. KR, Jes. ** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help **
