Hi Jens,
Sorry for replying so late, just wondering if you found a solution?
The only things I have found online have been to make .Net produce an
input type=image / which isn't ideal (the image is in the HTML, not
the CSS), or a Linkbutton to then format with CSS more easily. I
believe that
Hi Kate,
For a first webpage you're doing pretty well - you have some images
there and have changed the background colour and text colour on the
page.
However, using the Dreamweaver design view approach will not give you
the best end results, or teach you the best practices. Peter's link
gives
I understand where you’re coming from because for some designs the legend isn’t
easy to style consistently cross-browser, and so sometimes I have used a
heading instead. However if possible, using the legend is much better.
I also used to wrap form inputs in labels for the same reason as
It can be done... although hard to achieve using the webforms .net, and
I found it hard to find an example!
Here is one that validates xhtml strict and is .Net:
http://www.miloclinic.com/
Ironically enough it's the blog that is in Wordpress that doesn't
validate! Although that is easy enough to
Hi Joe,
Therefore, the use of 'Return to top' link will be required unless I can prove
to my client that users don't click them via studies, research or user
feedback, not just only from my personal experience.
I think you answered your own question there... Can you do some studies or
Hi Tee,
Radio buttons and checkboxes are used in different situations - a radio
button is when only one option in the list is able to be chosen such as
in your Poll, and checkboxes are for when more than one option can be
chosen, check all that apply type questions. Some survey programmes
make
I like the newbie questions personally! This list was a HUGE help to me
when I was learning CSS (it still is a huge help when I come across a
problem) and I would like to think that it hasn't lost that community.
Recently a member of this list hugely helped one of my colleagues with a
layout
Hi Susan,
It looks like it's quite a big jump to move to all CSS for you right now,
especially for that design which isn't perhaps the most straightforward one
with lots of images, image replacement and Flash. There's nothing wrong in
taking it in steps - read Jeffery Zeldman's book Designing
It sounds like a lot of work for something that you are purely guessing?
As your audience is already part of the community that you're doing the website
for, it should be easy to find out a typical setup. Many old people I know
aren't using IE5 - either they aren't using anything or they
Hi Alvaro,
A really good book that I'm sure has taught many of us lots is Jefferey
Zeldman's book Designing with Web Standards. It introduces everything from a
beginner's view, moving from tables to more standard markup and more css.
Eric Meyer on CSS is also a brilliant book.
Rachel
Hi everyone,
Just wondering if anyone else has come across the following problem and if
so, how they fixed it?
I'm working with a page that has auto-generated html from a .net engine that
I then style up with css. In this case I need to reference one item on the
page that has an id of
Hi Chris,
To echo what Wayne says - Visual Studio 2005 is MUCH better when it comes to
css/standards layouts. Unfortunately it is still fairly new, and so not
going to be commonly used for a wee while.
When dealing with older .net stuff - like I also currently am - yes it is a
headache. How
We have moved a lot into .net stuff while still keeping it css layout, and
although yes it did take time, our programmer now does this as normal
practice. So it is possible!! It does take more time and effort for the
programmer. You just have to make sure that they don't use the pre-built
.net
Hi Kenny,
As far as I can tell it is all about how the browser plays and handles the
animated GIFs. I have found that FF using animated GIFs as backgrounds will
play the animation once on each page and it takes a refresh or navigating to
a new page to play the animation again.
I actually found
point
cheers,
pete :)
On 10/21/05, Rachel Radford wrote:
I am completely stumped as to what the best way to attack the markup for
this form:
http://www.heliocell.com/complexform.gif
It isn't a data table and yet there are headers there and it is in
columns... so not sure if it warrants being
Hi Ted,
I haven't tried it out, but at WE05 in one of the presentations there was
images given a percentage width for fluididity. Check it out:
http://we05.com/podcast/ Russ Weakley's one.
I guess you could apply it to backgrounds too??? I've been meaning to
try it myself.
But yes, it will
+1200, Rachel Radford wrote:
We have just launched a site (www.eastwoodhill.org.nz) but have
received feedback that IE for windows is crashing!!! We have
figured out that it is a bit of Javascript making it crash this
bit of Javascript mimicks the CSS min-max behaviour that is needed
any javascript and works in
standards compliant browsers that understand the min-width CSS property.
Best Regards,
Ryan
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Hi everyone,
I'm replying to this because I am also stuck on the same issue.
I have horizontal navigation that is floated (son of suckerfish style) and
that has relative widths for scalable fonts. Some of the navigation text
runs onto two lines, and some of them are short enough to be on one
Hi Bruce,
It's looking good but quite different between FF and IE...
Try putting a negative top margin on the image with the hand and key... that
should fix that problem for Firefox. But you might need to make it
conditional so that IE 6 won't do it too. From a design point of view
perhaps a
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Hi I'm wondering if anyone is able to give me any pointers of creating an
accessible flash movie?
I have this site: http://www.thesurveycompany.com which I am aiming to
change to an accessible flash movie and insert in the page using flash
satay. I've read articles on how to make the flash movie
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Hi I'm wondering if anyone is able to give me any pointers of creating an
accessible flash movie?
I have this site: http://www.thesurveycompany.com which I am aiming to
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Hi Cole,
I am having the same problem on a website
that Im working on and Im also stuck hmm! Let us know if
you find a solution Id be interested!!
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You say try test extensively... but from what I've seen there is SO much
variation between rendering on different cell phone and PDA's. And I don't
know about the rest of the world, but in NZ it is VERY expensive to use the
browsing on the cell phone.
Is there a web site or an accurate way of
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