Just a thought, but if all the links are counties within a greater whole,
why not use a happy map image map interface? Thats a-okay standards-wise,
and degrades nicely into a list of links, and looks cute for visitors.
Joe there is a mapping system done w/ flash, i have to tie
that in as well.
Hi
Yes, funnily enough I was reading about Edubuntu Linux
(http://edubuntu.org/) today - a version of Ubuntu (http://ubuntu.org)
specially targeted at school age kids.The ideas raised in this thread
seem to mesh well with what's described at the above links.
It's a small step from providing
One of my annoyances with Opera is that it calculates the shrink-to-
fit width of absolutely positioned elements to be the minimum width,
basically adding a break after each word. I wanted to write about how
annoying this was, but thought I'd better check the specs first, just
in case it
I thought that WSG'ers might be interested in this view of the One
Laptop per Child project. Liddy Nevile was at the launch last week,
and will be working on a project in Bangledesh next year, I think.
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On 21 Nov 2005, at 8:33 pm, Andy Budd wrote:
One of my annoyances with Opera is that it calculates the
shrink-to-fit width of absolutely positioned elements to be the
minimum width, basically adding a break after each word. I wanted to
write about how annoying this was, but thought I'd
I wish I had my blogging/community system finished for you, Mark. It
will be ASP.NET 2.0 and CSS/XHTML compliant. It won't be ready until
early next year.
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I don't think anyone here would disagree that the equitable
delivery of and access to information and education is every
persons right.
I disagree. I'm pretty sure this is not the forum for this topic though.
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As simple as http://realtor.com and choose map search.
Joe Taylor
http://sitesbyjoe.com
Herrod, Lisa wrote:
can you send a link to an example of one of these?
thanks,
lisa
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Lachlan Hardy said:
Try this one:
http://www.business.vic.gov.au/
where's the map?
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Artemis said:
the content and sidebar are squished together in IE
just taken a look in IE6 and it looks fine to me, I don't have net access
with FF from work... have you fixed it?
kind regards
Terrence Wood.
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I am very new to CSS (I put the N in Newbie!), and I had followed a book
on creating my first WordPress theme by editing the default theme. It
looks really nice in Firefox, but the content and sidebar are squished
together in IE (more than likely due to me being silly and going off on
my own
First, which version of Opera are you testing ?
7.5blah, 8.02, 8.5
Second, what kind of content goes into that absolute positioned
element ?
Text
If I put an element with just some static text in, Opera 7.5 - 9
prev display the same as Firefox (1.6a1 nightly), Camino (1.0b),
iCab,
Terrence Wood wrote:
where's the map?
I'm sorry, I thought Lisa wanted an example of the unordered list
conversion to dropdown list
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Hi all,
thought some of you might be interested in a Conference in Melbourne in
Feb. 2006.
http://openroad.net.au/conferences/2006/
The second day includes
Richard Ishida (W3C) on web internationalization
Russ Rolfe (Microsoft) on Windows Vista internationalization
Houman Pournasseh
Thierry,
Adding the disply:inline to the #content and #sidebar fixed it!! Oh,
thank you thank you thank you! It would appear that adding that also
fixed something else I was going to ask about, so now I don't have to
holler for help again.
For future reference (and my own curiosity), can you
Artemis wrote:
Thierry,
Adding the disply:inline to the #content and #sidebar fixed it!! Oh,
thank you thank you thank you! It would appear that adding that also
fixed something else I was going to ask about, so now I don't have to
holler for help again.
For future reference (and my own
Hi all,
What is the CSS way of setting the align attribute of img / to middle?
e.g.,
img src=___ align=middle /
I just want to align text to the middle of an button image sitting on
the same line instead of to the bottom of it.
TIA
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vertical-align: top middle or bottom (middle may be center)
Quoting Ben Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
What is the CSS way of setting the align attribute of img / to middle?
e.g.,
img src=___ align=middle /
I just want to align text to the middle of an button image sitting on
the
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I can't seem to
figure out why there is a pixel opening between the top graphic and the next www.raokonline.com
www.raokonline.com/_resource/style/default.css
I also cannot get
the transparency working in Internet Explorer 6, the transparency works in
Firefox but not IE.
Nice script.
What sort of attribution would you like if I borrow it?
Geoff.
Lachlan Hardy wrote:
Herrod, Lisa wrote:
can you send a link to an example of one of these?
Try this one:
http://www.business.vic.gov.au/
Hopefully, you'll forgive the lack of validation - not our
Nice script.
What sort of attribution would you like if I borrow it?
It is brilliant Lachlan
i'd like to use it to if you don't mind.
-best
-kvnmcwebn
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now I just want to find a way to use it because it sounds so good!
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Nice script.
What sort of attribution would you
kvnmcwebn wrote:
Nice script.
What sort of attribution would you like if I borrow it?
It is brilliant Lachlan
i'd like to use it to if you don't mind.
Well, shucks, guys.
Like I said, I didn't write it. I've just checked with a colleague, and
as far as we can recall (this was months ago)
no need for replies just thought this would be of use to many of you
http://www.siteprocentral.com/cgi-bin/feed/feed.cgi
all the best - S
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PS. I
got the transparency working after I gave the container a
size.
Still
haven't figured out the 1pixel space.
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Fox http://www.pacificfox.com.au
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G'day
PS. I got the transparency working after I gave the container a size.
Still haven't figured out the 1pixel space.
Change the image alignment from top to bottom
img {
vertical-align: bottom;
border: 0;
}
Incidentally, the html doesn't validate, partly because you have
no alt
Thanks for that.
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No, you're right and it seems that I'm much dumber than that. The form
uses POST indeed, but I managed to hide some link in a div with display:
none to help the bots around my Java-only navigation (yes, it was that
long ago; probably the very first CSS I wrote!)and, of course, one of
those
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