HI
While h1 is allowed in li according to
http://htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/block/h1.html, it's not the same
way that you are suggesting.. if you want to markup text to be
emphasised used em or strong.
h1-h6 are headings for content
You would be better of using descendant selectors here to
Is there any standard for browsers like web standards ?
Is there Any idea to standardise web browser lik web standard websites
or limit the browser to solve these web standard problems?
Jalal
www.future-internet.com
Lea de Groot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 04 May 2005 22:47:45 +0200, Gunlaug
Title: RE: [WSG] Headings within ul Navigation
Thanks all,
I've been doing it purely for strucural reasons rather than presentational.
The thought behind it was (all invented in my head);
+ hey, maybe it'll help give some more things for search engines to grab onto
+ maybe screen reader
Hello, everybody.
Not specifically related to standards, but I hope this is a simply
enough question that somebody can respond.
No matter how hard I try to explain, one of my clients just cannot
understand that fonts are taken from the user's computer when they view
the page. Basically, he
what you need is:
http://www.visibone.com/font/tests.html
http://www.visibone.com/font/FontResults.html :-)
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On 5 May 2005, at 8:30 PM, john wrote:
What I need is a site that shows the different fonts that are
recommended for web design. It would be nice if there were some kind
of PDF I can print, but I can also go to his office and show him
online if need be.
Google: web-safe fonts
N
soft tester wrote:
Is there any standard for browsers like web standards ?
Think that was the idea behind W3C standards -- originally.
Is there Any idea to standardise web browser lik web standard
websites or limit the browser to solve these web standard problems?
None working.
regards
On 5/5/05, Julián Landerreche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just curiosity:
Will it be possible (in CSS3) to change the dimension (width, height) of
a background image directly from the stylesheet?
There's work on 'stretch'. Read the draft to know more.
So, you can use a tiny image to create a
Hello John,
I frequently use CodeStyle as a reference:
http://www.codestyle.org/css/font-family/index.shtml
Shane
john wrote:
Hello, everybody.
Not specifically related to standards, but I hope this is a simply
enough question that somebody can respond.
No matter how hard I try to
john wrote:
No matter how hard I try to explain, one of my clients just cannot
understand that fonts are taken from the user's computer when they
view the page. Basically, he can't shake the distinctions between
print design and web design.
You may want to look into sIFR:
In what possible way can you stretch an image, keep it looking good
and save bandwidth?
SVG ;)
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On 5/5/05, Jan Brasna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SVG ;)
Jan, I thought we try to pursue a goal here: working stuff in IE too ;)
But seriously, I have no idea what the use _can_ be.
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But seriously, I have no idea what the use _can_ be.
If the resized image is smoothed by the browser before being
displayed, and the original image is only meant to be an
abstract, mood type background, then this could be useful
within reason. But yes, only useful in a few limited
But seriously, I have no idea what the use _can_ be.
Well, I can't make anything up at the moment, but it could be something
like em-sized vecor logotype etc.
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You guys know of any good tools which has a color spy and also shows
similar colors (colors that go well with the color you spied)? Free
would be best..
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I use ColorZilla + http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
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Hi
everyone,
I have a CSS/IE
problem
I am trying to
create a list on the left of this page. But as you can see in Firefox it works
fine, but in IE it creates spaces below each li tag? Does anybody know
why this is happening in IE?
http://dev.blumedia.co.uk/pp/-
Problem Page (View in
Yeah, I really like that one too. I can use a color spy and get a hex
value and plug it into that and get a few difference variances.
Thanks!
On 5/5/05, Jan Brasna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use ColorZilla + http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
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Try setting margin and padding to 0 in #btmain
parker
http://webdesign.parkertorrence.com
On 5/5/05, Josef Dunne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a CSS/IE problem
I am trying to create a list on the left of this page. But as you can see in
Firefox it works fine, but
Transform
ul
li../li
li../li
/ul
into
ulli../lili../li/ul
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I use one at http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html -- recommended
recently on this list, I believe.
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on 5/5/2005 5:16 PM Greg Morphis said the following:
You guys know of any good tools which has
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I use ColorZilla +
http://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
That's a good one...
I believe I had posted my Color Scheme Tools links to
the list before, but since you asked, here it is
again:
Hi this never worked, neither did closing up all the whitespace.
Thanks though, does anyone else have a solution to this problem?
Thanks
Joey
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Colorschemer Studio isn't free, but it's not real expensive either, and
it does a very nice job with several options of color scheme selections,
such as monochromatic, triad, tetrad, analogous, etc. Very visual, and
schemes can be saved for use later.
http://www.colorschemer.com
Leslie
You
Don't forget the free version for those quick color samples.
www.colorschemer.com/online
Combine this with the colorzilla extension for firefox and you've got some
nifty color tools at your hand. http://www.iosart.com/firefox/colorzilla/
And, go to the library and read J. Itten's color theory
Hi this never worked, neither did closing up all the whitespace.
Hm, then it might be something with line-height.
#btmain ul {
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
list-style-type: none;
line-height: 1em;
}
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I tried changing the line-height but it never worked? Hmm still no luck
unfortunately. Anybody else have a solution?
Thanks though Jan
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Josef Dunne wrote:
Does anybody know why this is happening in IE?
It's reserving space for something that isn't there.
http://dev.blumedia.co.uk/pp/
li {display: inline;}
regards
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Josef Dunne wrote:
Thanks though, does anyone else have a solution to this problem?
I would HOPE that someone could come up with a cleaner solution, but I
could only do it by feeding IE alternate declarations for your 'span' rule:
span {
display:none;
_text-indent: -999px;
_display:inline;
try this out,
Add this: #btmain a { text-indent:-9000px; text-decoration:none; }
and remove this: span { display:none; }
you can remove the spans from your markup as well.
This works in IE6, Moz, and FF.
The problem is the span rule. Why? IE is crazy... ;)
You can see this by commenting the span
Title: Message
Hello
all,
I posted a
employment opportunity in the resources section of the WSG site a few weeks ago
and haven't heard a peep.
So I thought I'd
send out a posting as wellto see if anyone knew of a UI developer that is
looking for work.
We're looking
forsomeone in
There are a range of methods of removing whitespace in IE:
1. border-bottom
li { border-bottom: ?; }
2. display: inline - works well if the a element is set to display: block:
li { display: inline; }
3. float
li { float: right; }
li { float: left; }
4. vertical align
li a { vertical-align:
Does anyone know whether it's correct to use headings in your navigation?
I'd say it's not correct; although I'd counterpoint by saying that
nested lists imply the sort of structure I think you're trying to
define.
That is... the nested lists are one level down from the containing
LI. So
john wrote:
What I need is a site that shows the different fonts that are
recommended for web design. It would be nice if there were some kind of
PDF I can print, but I can also go to his office and show him online if
need be.
Does such a chart exist?
I like this neat table:
input has to be wrapped in a block level tag of some sort, e.g. p,
div, fieldset etc.
So you'd use: pinput/p or divinput/div or
fieldsetinput/fieldset (very simplified)
Kwok-Ting
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