(also known as multi-column
treeviews)... I recently wrote a blog post that detailed lots of ways
of representing tablular data:
http://holloway.co.nz/blog/?p=17
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the HTML to CSS, etc.
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On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 11:29 AM, Michael Horowitz
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Sure happy to give you my current css.
Missing semi-colon at the end of the line?
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xsl:choose
xsl:when test=generate-id(ancestor::section[1]) =
generate-id(key('bookmarkById', substring(@href,
1)[1]/ancestor::section[1])it's the same section/xsl:when
xsl:otherwiseit's not the same section/xsl:otherwise
/xsl:choose
/xsl:template
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Grant was talking about XSLT, thanks :)
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to bitmaps, aside from file size).
Unrelated, but here's an example of using SVG vectors for a background
image...
http://holloway.co.nz/wellypug/svg/svg-test2.html
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Many thanks
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I don't know about you all but I'm maintaining a spreadsheet called People
not to hire based on their ability to use the WSG list.
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On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 12:12 PM, Chris Pearce
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Has anyone been able to successfully scale a CSS background image to the
current window size? I've done some research via Google and it appears this
can't be done purely with CSS (at least not yet), maybe some
of this but what is the best practice?
You're always supposed to encode as amp; (even in hrefs) and that's
what standards compliance requires.
(I use XHTML and I also want to be parseable as XML so aside from XMLs
inbuilt entities of lt; gt; amp; quot; and apos; I tend to use
NCRs...).
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an adblocker proxy that I installed on my
parents machine would break UTF-8 horribly... of course that's the
proxy's fault but entites would work around their bug.
(I don't really have strong opinions either way though)
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mangled by stupid non-unicode-aware tools
but that's about it.
Cheers :)
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Lynette Smith wrote:
I've been staring at if for ages and I don't understand this at all
and was wondering if this was the reason IE won't render it as intended.
Just above the div id=content there's a broken /div tag.
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, don't use RTF).
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://blogs.sun.com/korn/entry/talking_with_microsoft_s_gray
http://blogs.sun.com/korn/entry/cotinuing_the_conversation_with_gray
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Jessica Enders wrote:
Also, if it helps, I'm thinking about RTF for /forms/, not general
text documents.
Oh, ok -- it certainly cannot represent accessible forms.
Even the latest RTF 1.9.1 (March 2008) does not appear to support form
field labels, for example.
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