t the form controls, their labels, and
their relationships to each other.
The DTD almost always errs towards the liberal, it is expected that
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So, any tips to do this without reverting all the way back to 1996
tables and spacer gifs? Or am I doomed to non-standards hell?
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avaScript.
I'm yet to see a JavaScript-free menu that:
* Can be used without a pointing device (e.g. by keyboard or breath
switch users)
* Doesn't vanish the moment that the mouse drifts outside the menu
(thus requiring fine motor control that users with, for instance,
arthritis ar
not see it.
If you feel you must hide content from users who can see, then please
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the right one.
Well. Meta tags are depreciated too - their value has been reduced
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On 26 Jul 2007, at 11:14, Micky Hulse wrote:
Rimantas Liubertas wrote:
Why not to check it? From HTML 4.01 Strict DTD:
..
Woohoo, A is here. Case closed.
Well, that went over my head... Mind explaining?
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/intro/sgmltut.html#h-3.3
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On 27 Jul 2007, at 00:08, Nick Roper wrote:
I need to target the 1st item in a list.
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html#first-child
But: http://www.webdevout.net/browser-support-css#css2pseudoclasses
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"absolutely necessary" to use tables for layout. It might be the only
way to achieve a given presentation, but is that presentation really
"absolutely necessary"?
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On 2 Aug 2007, at 16:10, Kepler Gelotte wrote:
One thing to remember is that absolute
positioning is from the next higher block element.
No. Positioned element, not block element.
Doctype?
ke body text bigger then the vendor
default, only smaller and harder to read.
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HTML 4.01 and CSS 2 are older standards then either of those. Surely
people should be able to use all their features by now?
And aren't there several third party plugins that add support for SVG
to IE anyway?
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quotes to only relevant material.
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to be able to tell if a picture is of "my car" or "my birthday party"
before telling my browser to load the thumbnail.
Lots of people seem to be hung up on the idea that alt text is for
blind people, but there are quite a few other use cases for th
earch engine indexing bots, and probably a host of other use cases.
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First of all isn't ALT an attribute not a TAG?
Yes, it is.
(but see Part 5 of "NOT the comp.text.sgml FAQ" http://
www.flightlab.com/~joe/sgml/faq-not.txt :)
1. When should one use an empty tag?
I don't think you should empty attribute to st
dix C is something of a pain. I wouldn't look so far to a
possible (and increasingly unlikely) future at the expense of the
present.
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y are still planning this, but the point is that HTML is not dead,
(real) XHTML is still badly supported among user agents, and support
for other namespaces mixed with XHTML (which is the only major
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or block out users you want as well as spam bots. I take the view
that email addresses are going to end up on spam lists eventually no
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to
wrap
the word in a span with a class assigned, like so:
HTML:
We say "yes", but the French say "Oui"
We say "yes", but the French say "Oui"span>
CSS:
.foreignWord {font-style: italic;}
[lang] { font-style: italic; }
[lang=en] { font-sty
EMPTY", this is
strengthened to the rule that the end tag must be omitted.'
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The market does not have perfect information though, very large
numbers of consumers are either unaware of alternatives to Internet
Explorer exist, or that there are benefits to switching.
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contact link for the
link checker.
They have limited resources to devote to providing free QA services.
You can download the link checker and install it on your own systems,
if you do so you can change the cap.
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forward...I just want to know what the previous page was...so I can
create a button to go back to it...
The user already has several of those.
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them a disservice.
Additionally, an in page control marked "back" causes confusion since
users don't know if it will act in the same way as their back button
or go forward to the previous URL (which it is will alter the effect
on the normal ba
On 28 Jan 2008, at 18:04, Rochester oliveira wrote:
Doesn't have a way to force the "don't" download?
It is difficult to make a PDF open in a plugin if the user doesn't
have that plugin installed.
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On 2 Feb 2008, at 06:26, dwain wrote:
i was saddened by the "D" link being deprecated.
I'm not; as techniques go, it is ugly and confusing. Unless a user is
aware of the convention, they are left wondering what a link labelled
"d" means.
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ailed alternative content
Including multiple paragraphs and alt="images" longdesc="foo.jpeg.html">
Since object is designed to allow rich alternative content, it
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dth: 960px; margin: auto; }
If you use that technique, then don't forget to set text-align back
to left on #container.
... but it is pretty pointless today - IE has supported margin: auto
for many years now. Just make sure you aren't in quirks mode.
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On 15 Feb 2008, at 08:11, Gitanjali wrote:
So web2.0 is the mixture of scripts, tools.. etc..
It is a vague and poorly defined buzzword that is of no use in a
technical discussion. In a non-technical discussion, it means pretty
much whatever you want it to mean.
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Comments:
<<--Cols
now 35
The for attribute of a label refers to the id attribute of a form
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and how does the browser determine what to use if there is a conflict
The same was it does when it gets conflicting rules within a single
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CDATA markers in XHTML documents (served with the right content type).
I know you can use entitiy codes but this one saved the trouble and
is now depreciated.
Set up a macro in your text editor to do it.
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t minimise accessibility problems (such as those
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Sticking to a single window is usually a better idea. http://
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you to enter the hostname of an SMTP server that the web server has
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This is something that I’ve been wondering about for a long time – a
shorthand rule for borders.
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/box.html#border-shorthand-properties
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nd the doesn't-work-
in-outside-ieness of "Have your visitors easily bookmark your site
into their browser favorites" ... I would avoid this. It might be
cheap, but any reward for producing something of that quality would be
too much.
On 24 Apr 2008, at 13:36, Ted Drake wrote:
Ah, where's your sense of adventure?
Buried under a desire not to see people rewarded for lowering the
quality of the WWW :)
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who would
not be using Javascipt?
Yes.
The example that i quickly looked over is:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/menu/topnavfromjswithanim.html
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/menu/topnavfrommarkupwithanim.html
is the same menu built from markup instead of JS.
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Using the tabindex attribute on form elements should allow you to
specify the tab order.
This shouldn't help, and is likely to add confusion if there is
anything on the page other than form controls.
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when the example was originally created.
A reaction to the number of people using XHTML syntax in HTML without
understanding the implications.
But W3C's validator warning messages are overly cautious
Depending on error recovery features (or bugs) in browsers simply
isn't wis
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Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate
tag to use with quotes? These are actual comments made by folk
during a show.
You are quoting paragraphs, use blockquote.
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</tt><tt>'form');
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YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(elements, "submit", deleteFiles);
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The DTD allows fieldset pretty much anywhere a block level element is
allowed (since forms can contain pretty much any block element, and
thus a fieldset needs to be allowed inside them in order to go inside
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lynx (a free text-only browser) will probably help you a lot more
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I'd say when it comes to "news" the source is very important, so
imho the
publisher is key.
Important? Yes.
More important then the title? No.
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will understand the code, those that don't won't.
No, since support for rounded corners and support for CSS 3 selectors
do not come hand in hand. Just use the property as normal, browsers
that don't support it will ignore it.
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On 4 Jun 2008, at 15:23, Andrew famiano wrote:
What's the best way to display inline images in a ?
non, congue, arcu.
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the problem is the alignment. how do you align the image centered
with the text?
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I haven't had a single spam make it through the JS-free forms I have
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Are all browsers now using zooming to resize pages?
The latest version of each of the big four do by default. Happily, it
can be turned off in at least some of them.
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On 3 Jul 2008, at 17:01, Fuji kusaka wrote:
I have a flash animation in my webpage and this causes a big problem
when i have to validate the page.
Can someone help me out?
http://validator.w3.org/docs/help.html#faq-flash
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button that won't be sending any data, which seems overkill.
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-- http://xml.coverpages.org/sgmlsyn/sgmlsyn.htm#C6.2.1
TAGC">"
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but this does not
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"x" isn't a unit.
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(Obviously you have to validate against a DTD that includes ARIA
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(Obviously you have to validate against a DTD that includes ARIA
features)
Right, and the only thing I could find relating to this was:
This is a public identifier that I've never heard of ...
"htt
On 11 Aug 2008, at 15:14, Hassan Schroeder wrote:
David Dorward wrote:
It doesn't really reject it, it just warns you that the combination
doesn't make much sense.
Sigh. Semantics. That was one suggested DOCTYPE that I found -- and
no, I'm not sure at this point where --
On 11 Aug 2008, at 15:47, David Dorward wrote:
http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/ says:
"http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/DTD/xhtml-aria-1.dtd
">
... except that http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/DTD/xhtml-aria-1.dtd is a 404
error.
This is one of
On 11 Aug 2008, at 16:16, Hassan Schroeder wrote:
David Dorward wrote:
When will the W3C validator support ARIA?
As I said "Now".
Using your provided DTD, a simple test file results in:
1. Error Line 2, Column 76: could not get "/MarkUp/DTD/xhtml-
aria-1.dtd" from
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> I really like to see that it magically repairs IE6 broken web, so that
> we can forever moving forward and it helps save IE team from
> implementing compatibility view in IE8. Hack!, they might just start
> thinking why do we wasting our time on IE8. Rumor has circling in
> Technorati,
Naveen Bhaskar wrote:
> so one more browser to check for browser compatibility in
> future...like other google products this is going to be the popular one.
It's Webkit, so rendering issues should be insignificant. Any
differences will likely only come out if you're doing complicated
JavaScript.
ult, is
robuster then most homebrew things because it has more eyes spotting
problems and fixing bugs)?
> Any good arguments of Why it is still OK to use JQuery?
"It's a framework" should be a good one.
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With, I believe, a license that explicitly forbids using it for the
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> How about the tabs with JS? It visually breaks the page into small parts and
> switch by tabs.
>
So - the visitor comes, they read to the bottom, then they have to
scroll to the top and activate the next tab (and repeat). I'm not too
keen on this idea.
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Henrik Madsen wrote:
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> Perhaps the solution then is an accordian approach?
Perhaps long pages aren't a problem in the first place.
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page. Scrolling past "Back to Top" links at every section is more of a
chore on a shorter screen.
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