Nolan Winthrop wrote:
Thanks for the comments, Georg, Wybe. I've made some corrections to
it: notably shifting to percentages and ems for font-sizes; changing
to onfocus for the search form.
The use of small root-value for font-size (76% on body in your case) has
the negative side-effect of
On 3 Oct 2005, at 5:47 pm, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
I do have one question that just came up while I was chatting with a
friend: Does the hreflang attribute on links do anything, really,
or is it just a cosmetic thing that no browser does anything with?
(I'm using it on links to materials in
I've finally bit the bullet and built a fairly (I hope) standards
compliant website, 47 Words (http://www.47words.com). I've just run
it through the W3 Validators (CSS and XHTML) and it validates.
I'd really appreciate comments on the code, design, any ways I could
make the markup more semantic,
Nolan Winthrop wrote:
http://www.47words.com
Not exactly following best practices, with font-sizes _and_
line-heights defined in pixels.
You're getting the usual result: blocking font-resizing
in IE/win and causing text-overlapping in IE/win and Opera if user
overrides font-sizes.
In short:
Hi Nolan
I like it.
I was a bit surprised by the blue on hover. Surprise is good, but i
don't know about the blue.
In your search option you use some _javascript_ which isn't very stable.
If the focus is on the input field and i reload the page (in FF) the
hole thing is gone. No input field,
Thanks for the comments, Georg, Wybe. I've made some corrections to
it: notably shifting to percentages and ems for font-sizes; changing
to onfocus for the search form.
I do have one question that just came up while I was chatting with a
friend: Does the hreflang attribute on links do anything,
Nolan Winthrop wrote:
http://www.47words.com
You're not providing enough width for all content to fit in the allotted
space . . .
http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/47words1.png
. . . nor the content enough size to be comfortably read:
http://members.ij.net/mrmazda/auth/area76.html
(the content