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2009-01-02 Thread Alan C Whiteman
Kym, Everything looks perfectly fine on my end: Firefox 3 on Kubuntu Linux. My guess is that you are another victim of IE. Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us (562) 305-2862 ___ On Friday 02 January 2009 12:30:34 pm you wrote

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2009-01-10 Thread Alan C Whiteman
James and Matt --> Comments below. ---- Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us (562) 305-2862 ___ On Saturday 10 January 2009 04:36:54 pm you wrote: > * > WEB STANDARDS GROUP MAIL LI

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2009-08-14 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
Try floating the divs also. Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us (562) 305-2862 On Friday 14 August 2009 10:47:59 you wrote: > * > WEB STANDARDS GROUP MAIL LIST

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2010-01-07 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
The cheapest way is probably with Mozilla Thunderbird and a mail-merge plug-in. Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us (562) 305-2862 On Thursday 07 January 2010 18:10:44 you wrote: > * &g

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2010-01-23 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
This sounds like a job for and Javascript. Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us (562) 305-2862 On Saturday 23 January 2010 16:02:39 you wrote: > * > WEB STANDARDS GROUP MAIL LIST

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2010-05-03 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
Check for margin, padding, and image border. The box model in IE is treated differently from standards-compliant browsers. Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us On Monday 03 May 2010 08:34:39 you wrote

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2010-05-10 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
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2010-09-27 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
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2010-10-25 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
ise defunct ways of dividing a page, especially with the advent of Jquery. -- Alan C. Whiteman Visualis Web Design http://visualis.us (562) 305-2862 *** List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guid

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2011-07-20 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
ne choice- one path- offers the best experience. It just sounds more efficient. So, yes, the modal form (no name) when JS is turned on, and the HTML form (again, no name) for when JS is off. To the user there is only one form.

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2011-11-03 Thread Alan C. Whiteman
sgroup.org ** One possible solution would be to specify a relative width for the first div and a fixed width for the second div, plus add a min-width to the second one. -- Regards ~~~~~~~~ Alan C Whiteman | Visualis Web Design (562) 305-2862 | http://visualisweb