Hey, I'm new here :-)
In response to Geoff's email,
XHTML is the web standard of the future. If we implement it now, we
are just helping move it along faster. A friend of mine recently
created a php script that makes your XHTML into HTML for browsers that
cannot support it. You can check it out
Yes, heres the code
a:visited:hover {
**styles**
}
Not sure about its browser compatibility, but I've never seen it not work :p
On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 18:40:34 -0800, Andreas Boehmer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering whether there is any way of creating a different hover
effect for
Hey,
I have never personally used any Peoplesoft applications, but I can say this:
A personal friend of mine is a Peoplesoft interface designer devloping
web apps and uses dreamweaver as his only application in the
development process (with accessibility features not on). I recently
discussed
Hi, I've encountered a very odd behavior on my blog using firefox
(mac). http://blog.jalenack.com
If you focus the search box, or the any of the form elements in the
comment section, a ~200x50 box appears at the top left corner. I have
no idea why it happens, but it has been happening since I
There is no 'alt' attribute for the a element. If you'd like to
display information about the link, use the title attribute:
lia href=http://asic.bc.cx/asic_history.php; title=ASIC
historyASIC history/a/li
The alt attribute is only (as far as I know) legal in img tags...The
validator was right.
Alright, I tested it in IE5/Mac, Safari, Firefox and Opera and they
all turned up content.
Seeing as she doesn't know what system she's on, I'd very much doubt
she's running anything besides Mac or PC. Linux users tend to know
they are running linux :-)
It could have to do with this bit of CSS:
Hi MM,
I tested your page in safari quickly...The image is floating
correctly. Is the image being taller than the text messing your
problem?
There are many techniques to clearing your floats so that they won't
overflow like that. The simplest of which:
applying overflow: auto to the #wrapper
It may have something to do with the PHP echoing the prologdo you
have a special circumstance setup, like it only sends the prolog to
mozilla or something? I think the validator is receving something that
the browsers aren't.
Also, I just checked in IE5/mac, safari, and FF/mac. Everything is
I've also seen this done nicely at http://panic.com
I'm no javascript expert, so I couldn't explain what they did. Just
check their source.. They've got an example on the main page, but it
all really shines in the apparel department:
https://www.panic.com/goods/
HTH
--
Andrew Sutherland
