what to do because it's
working for me.
Cheers,
Michael Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks.
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From: Mark Stanton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 19 November 2003 4:02 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [WSG] A few interesting articles...
Hey Mike
.
There, were even. He thinks Im too dirty, I think
hes too stupid.
Cheers,
Michael Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks.
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Sent: Tuesday, 25 November 2003
8:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG] RE
dont mind.
Goes along with the people who think the site is about marijuana.
Cheers,
Michael Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks.
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From: Mike Kear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Michael Kear
Sent: Tuesday, 25 November 2003
10:57 PM
To: [EMAIL
I've noticed that some pages use a link to a style sheet, others use
@import.
What's the difference, and does it matter to developing sites? Or Users?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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I don't believe you have to do anything in ColdFusion for XHTML. You just
put the appropriate Doctype at the top of the page, just as you would with a
static page. CF will output XHTML out of the box with no modifications or
special handling at all. You just tell it what you want, as you do
I've made a small photo gallery for the fun of it, to experiment a little
with the lessons in Russ's excellent Floatorial Tutorial. (and if you
haven't already checked it out, you should - it's at
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/index.htm
Anyway, I'm having trouble figuring out how to
G'day Russ,
Thanks a lot for the help.
I've done what you suggest and it's looking much better. I don't
understand why in IE6 the bars at the top don't touch, while they do in NN7
and Opera7.
If yo have a look at http://afpwebworks.com/beach/index.cfm in IE, you can
see the top grey bar
I just wanted to say I'm sorry that I'm going to miss yet another meeting of
the WSG in Sydney. I'm taking a couple of weeks away from the computer, and
I'll be stressing out on the south coast, worrying about whether to go for a
swim or open another beer.
It's tough work and I will be just
It's just not fair. Just when I think I'm getting a grip on this web
development business, along comes Russ with a whole area of markup that I've
never looked at. Where have I been? I had no idea there was even such a
thing as definition lists! There's an admission for you!
I can see dozens
I don't want to continue this off-topic discussion, because it'll just turn
one of the best technical lists I've ever been a part of.
There are lots of responses to my post that I feel like I want to follow up,
but it's off topic. I just want to make a couple of comments to clarify
what I
I've used that several times now for setting out the colours I'm going to
use in a site. It's excellent because you can pick a base colour, perhaps
out of the client's logo or something, and get a range of colours around it
or complementary to it. And you can tweak the colours just a little
I am building a site in a 3 column fluid layout (with header and footer
divs) and I want to have a grey line between the columns to delineate them.
I know I can use a background graphic with a background-repeat:y; to create
the line, but the problem is different columns will be the longest in
Thanks Russ. You really are one of the good guys. I was hoping there was a
way to do this without using graphics, because that requires that the
columns be fixed in width, but I guess you can't have everything. It's still
miles better than the site we had before.
Here you are at 1am Sunday
I've been trying to figure out how the nice CSS-based menu on the Netscape
Dev-Edge.com works, but when I look at the style sheets they use, there are
so many bits and pieces all over the place, It's totally confusing for me.
Is there a tutorial anywhere that shows how to make this menu?
I'm using a small image in a style, and want to wrap the text around the
image when it overflows on to a second line. Is this possible?
Here's an illustration of what I'm trying to do - the existing style and a
mockup .gif image of what I'm trying to get to:
The reason is we go to a great deal of trouble to get users to come to our
site and we don't want to send them away again. That's why I never allow a
client to sign up for any of those awards sites or top 100 sites.
A site gets higher ratings with search engines if there are a lot of other
sites
Im building a new site and Im
trying out the tabbed menus from http://www.homelesspixel.de/tabs/tabs.html
but for some reason the last tab on the right keeps dropping down to the
next line and going well off to the left of the page. Even right off the
screen. Can anyone see what Im doing
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 10 February 2004 5:29 AM
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Cc: Michael Kear
Subject: Re: [WSG] Can anyone see what's wrong here?
Your list items add up to more than 650px wide, so it has
You were right, Robert. I tinkered around with the widths and margins and
made it fit across. Now it works a treat. Thanks!
If you're interested the page is now at
http://hunterrivmasta.com.au/index.cfm
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
space in the meantime. It makes no
difference to a JavaScript preload at all. Much better code though so
I'm not canning it.
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Using this technique you can get all the graphical/ 3d advantages
of javascript rollovers, but instead of javascript it uses CSS
O jeez.. I was just about to launch a site with heading area called
banner. Good point, I think you're right, Andy. Gotta go change it before
the launch.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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From: Andy Budd
I've put this page up on my dev site, and it works fine in IE6, fine in
NN7.1, but in Opera 7.11 the lower level of menus are arranged vertically
instead of horizontally. I'm not sure what's wrong - they worked ok this
afternoon, now I've made some changes and they don't work.
Easy, I said
rollovers, CSS is just more economical.
Michael Kear wrote:
Wouldn't you get the same effect with old-fashioned _javascript_ rollovers ifyou have caching turned off? I remember the first attempt I made at doing rollovers using the dreamweaverbehaviour, I couldn't figure out how come it worked beautifully
AH!!! Just what I needed. Thank you very much. I'm moving a site from one
server to another and I want to try to build the entire site with no tables,
as an exercise. I had tables everywhere before - when I built it, tables
were my primary layout tool.
When I look at the site now, I am
Can anyone see why Opera doesnt like
this form definition?
Ive looked and looked, but I cant
see whats wrong with this form in Opera 7.1. Of course
its possible that Opera simply misbehaves when it comes to forms, but I
though it was reasonable well-behaved. Anyone got any ideas what
(sorry sending it again, only this time Im
putting the right subject in DOH!!)
Can anyone see why Opera doesnt
like this form definition?
Ive looked and looked, but I cant
see whats wrong with this form in Opera 7.1. Of course
its possible that Opera simply misbehaves when it
Good pics, and nicely presented page. Can I suggest when you get a minute
that you put captions on there too? One of the regular problems I have when
I go to meetings like this is I realise I probably know half the people
there through lists like this one but I haven't got a clue what they look
Yes, I use dreamweaver for all flavours of
XHTML. You can customise it by editing the template files if what you want isnt
in the preferences. In a default installation on windows theyre in
c:\program files\macromedia\Dreamweaver MX 2004\configuration you can use any
text editor to change
Well done Jaime, I remember only a couple of weeks ago when I converted my
first one. I nearly wore out my delete key getting rid of all the
extraneous crap on my pages. The size of the site is a fraction of what it
was now, even though the content is the same.
And I bet your site is now
Thanks to all of you, my http://metacoustics.com.au site is now fully
XHTML1.0 Strict compliant!!
I've changed the link on the footer with the target attribute to using that
little bit of javascript so it's compliant.
Whooohoo!!! My first to be completed, styled by me (with a lot of
IN my case its really simple. I started tinkering with Bradsoft's Top
Style, CSS editor. The first time I used it, I downloaded a style sheet off
a site, it was totally in abbreviated style, and I couldn't understand any
of it. So just for the hell of it, I hit the Top Style 'stylesweeper',
I run a small hosting company, and for the
life of me I cant see what difference it makes to them whether you have
absolute or relative links. They provide the disk space and bandwidth and you
fill it with your own files. What does it matter to them how you arrange your
links? I don't
Sorry if this is such a dumb question that it displays more of my ignorance
than anything else, but this is the second time in the last few weeks I've
heard references to Bobby, but
Who the hell is Bobby? And what does he have to do with us?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP
answers
On 6 Mar 2004, at 13:14, Michael Kear wrote:
I can't see what difference it makes to them whether you have absolute
or relative links.
On advantage of using
a href=/resources/reallyusefulpage.htmllink/a
instead of
a href=resources/reallyusefulpage.htmllink/a
is that if the page
Im sorry, Peter, but I hate your
new site. I LOATHE it.
Oh, not because you did a rotten job in my
opinion. On the contrary, its so good it reminds me of my own
shortcomings in the artistic/design department. Every time I look
at a nicely designed site, I say to myself DAMN! I wish Id
You are quite right, Hugh. I'm a professional at what I do, and I tell my
clients that there's nothing stopping them getting out notepad or Frontpage
and doing their own sites. There aren't any secret programming techniques
in web sites. But they don't because they're good at running an off-road
What do you guys think I should do about this .
A user has logged into my bluegrass Australia web site as a
member (http://bluegrass.org.au ) and says when he logs in, he cant
read the site any more, because the text is too small and the menus don't work
properly. The menus don't work
Michael Kear wrote:
I've looked and I've looked, and I can't see what's the matter here..
When this page loads in IE, the body content of the page doesn't
appear. However when you put another window over the top and come back
to it, there the content is. It's loading ok, as a vew source
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] What's wrong with this page??
El dom, 28-03-2004 a las 11:08, Michael Kear escribió:
Ive looked and Ive looked, and I cant see whats the matter
here.. When this page loads in IE, the body content of the page
snip
You are not alone, it's a well known
guessing you've taken
the page down to work on it because I'm getting a 404.
Sarah
On Sunday, Mar 28, 2004, at 01:08 US/Pacific, Michael Kear wrote:
http://mezzanines.com.au/aboutus.htm
I can't contribute anything on the mac side, but I have to say I like it.
I like the graphic device of using the fine white lines across the page and
down. Nice effect. And the transparent effect in the heading looks great
too. Very smooth.
I think it's a clever way to use boxes as wide as
For my own benefit, I have been developing a colour schemer
tool, and Ive put it on my web site for others to use, comment about,
help me improve.
There are lots of colour development tools around, I know,
but I got into doing my own because all the tools I have known about use
G'day Brian,
I'm assuming you're using a narrower monitor than mine, or lower resolution
so your screen real estate is less than mine. I've now laid it out
differently so it's not so wide.
Also I've added the italics and heading text for you. g And now the tool
will accept 3 digit
. It
allows you to select any pixel on the screen in any app and will show you the
color and hex value.
Leo
On Wednesday, March 31, 2004, at 01:24 AM, Michael Kear wrote:
For
my own benefit, I have been developing a colour schemer tool, and Ive put it
on my web site for others to use, comment
Title: Message
Thanks Leslie. I did know that table
didnt display properly in some browsers. Its a footer file
that dates back to 18 months ago antique. Im
rebuilding my site using a new CMS Im writing and a shopping cart Im
writing, so I didnt pay much attention to that part of it.
I think there must be something wrong with your email service Darian because
I haven't seen it yet. And it's the day AFTER tomorrow already.
Cheers
Mike Kear
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Sent: Saturday, 3 April 2004 9:39
You're right, Patrick, but life is a series of compromises. I spend a lot
of effort in getting users to my site, and I don't want to go sending them
away again with a link on my site. If they want to click on a link
external to my site, they get a new window so their existing window stays in
my
Patrick - A practical example which will serve to illustrate my point.
Go to the Microsoft.com site, and decide whether to install any update.
(Choose any of them, they're all just as bad as each other.) In order to
install this update, you have to have this other update installed. Oh... do
I
AH, you're like me Kay - you see something cool then you start looking
around for a project to use it on. Where can I do that? I have to have
a site that's ready for re-development again surely!
Then for me, when the time comes to do a brand new site, I find all those
ideas vanish from my
Justin French said:
...But personally, I'd find very little satisfaction drawing inspiration
directly from bookmarks. I'd much rather take every pull-quote I've
ever seen, throw them all in a blender, and come up with my OWN
solution appropriate to the job at hand
I know what you mean.
Sorry but there isnt a place for font tags. font has been deprecated and
sooner or later it'll cease working.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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Look in the meta tags ...
[quote]
META content=Microsoft FrontPage 5.0 name=GENERATOR
[/quote]
HAR!! HAR!! HAR!! HARGUFFAW!!!
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Ive added a specials box to my auslegs
site using that cute round-corner technique we read about on this list a few
days ago. (Mountaintop Corners : http://www.alistapart.com/articles/mountaintop/)
Im really pleased with how it works and how good it
looks. Except for one page. Can
Second try I didnt see anyone post about this
yesterday everyone was too busy debating PHP and _javascript_
instead. Perhaps today then ..
Ive added a specials box to my auslegs
site using that cute round-corner technique we read about on this list a few
days ago. (Mountaintop
I should have been a little more specific. Sorry . It looks fine in
Firefox to me too. However the client looks at his site in IE6, and that's
where the problem manifests itself.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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Thanks anyway. I guess no one has any ideas how I can make the lines go
underneath the floated box on my page in IE.
I don't suppose it's impossible? Surely not.
I can't use percentages in the float because it has to be fixed 130px width,
because of the graphics creating the round corners.
I
?
Michael Kear skrev:
Thanks anyway. I guess no one has any ideas how I can make the lines
go underneath the floated box on my page in IE.
Try position:relative; on the floated box(#heading)
/ m a r t i n
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Well I for one thought it was a worthwhile project, and a good thing to try.
I didn't submit a design because I don't put myself in the same class as
many of the others on this list. I wouldn't want to have my design work
judged alongside professional designers. Now if you're talking about
Im stumped at what Ive done wrong here.
Ive copied (or at least I THOUGHT I copied!) a structure from another site
that worked, but its playing out wrong for IE6. can anyone tell me
what Im doing wrong here please?
The sites at http://paraklesis.com.au
and the style sheet is at
Title: Message
I found it!!! Thanks for your
suggestion David, but that wasnt it. However it did prompt me to
go looking at the site where I got the original inspiration from (translation
I went back ot the site I stole it from in the first place before I tinkered
with it beyond
There's a saying in the sales business (/me thinking back all those years to
when I was a sales trainer):Sell them what they want, and all the rest
comes along for free.
If the customer loves the car's hot stereo, sell them the hot stereo and the
rest of the car comes along for free.
IF the
This is off topic so please respond off-list, but I need
some help from Mac users I have a client who sees an error that I cant
produce.
When I go to http://nqpropertyreview.com
and click enter, I am presented with a login screen, which is whats
required. So are all of the 50 people
Here's an interesting article on the implications for a web development shop
on using web standards for development rather than the antique table-based
methods we all used to use. This author compares the time taken to develop
a site then and now, after changing to using standards.
If this
I don't know I've never read it. You go to Maccaws.org and you have to go
off to another link to read anything useful. Like the old days of the
portals. No one had any content, only links to more sites that are
themselves just pages of more links.
I can't be bothered going from link to
I've since taken a quick look at macaws.org and at a cursory speed-scan
there doesn't seem to be anything in that article called What Every Web
Site Owner Should Know About Standards: A Web Standards Primer at
http://www.maccaws.org/kit/primer/ that has anything about the business
reasons for a
Jesse you are obviously not a business owner or a general manager. And if
you are, you're not thinking like a business owner.
If you can produce work far faster now than you could before, you can charge
less. But that's only one of your options. You charge less if you need a
competitive
You're right, the sarcasm was lost on me. My bad. Sorry.
Cheers
Mike Kear
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of J Rodgers
Sent: Thursday, 3 June 2004 1:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] At last - here are the dollars in web
Title: [WSG] Which editors do you guys recommend?
For those that use notepad and type
everything in by hand, theres a far better answer for you
Ultraedit (ultraedit.com). It is a simple text editor, but it has syntax
highlighting, can handle files as big as your whole hard drive, can
G'day Kym,
Anything to help a fellow traveller.
Now if only I could find some contract work to employ my skills gainfully.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of
Not many of these restrictions affect me, because I do most of my dynamic
things on the server side with ColdFusion. But I read this with some alarm
- does it mean that the DHTML menus I spent so much time getting to work
will cease dropping down?
[quote]
Q: What does Internet Explorer consider
So James I have to go off and sign on for yet ANOTHER forum (I already have
more than 800 emails a day to wade through, and 8 forums to check each day)
just to ask if my DHTML menus are going to break here???
Surely there's someone here who knows the answer. How hard is it to just
answer the
I know I've seen the answer to this somewhere but I'm blowed if I can find
where now..
On my page at http://bluegrass.org.au/Magazine/newreleases/index.cfm.
Using IE6, when you put the mouse over the link more . the float
containing the image reduces in size to match the 'more' link. Then
Whats the point of doing
this? Saving 4 characters per image as a way of reducing bandwidth?
Is there any other purpose?
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
2004 7:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] file extensions
Michael Kear wrote:
What's the point of doing this? Saving 4 characters per image as a way
of reducing bandwidth? Is there any other purpose?
*/
/*
There is another purpose.
See this W3C Note:
http://www.w3.org/TR
But in a shared environment, which is where the vast majority of sites
actually are, all the users on a site would have to stop using .CFM
extensions on their coldfusion pages if you were sending .cfm pages to PHP.
That just isn't practical. And it would PREVENT people moving their
coldfusion
The author's an idiot.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Marc Greenstock
Sent: Monday, 14 June 2004 8:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG] Interesting
Ok let me expand on my earlier opinion and give a bit more detail
He's a bloody idiot.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Marc Greenstock
Sent: Monday,
I guess my characterisation of this author didn't meet with universal
approval. Fair enough Lea, but I don't take any of it back.
Some thoughts about what he's written:
IF Microsoft introduced the most fantastic, whiz-bang, easy-to-use new
feature in the next version of IE, that wouldn't be
What if you changed your design a little
so you don't need to do that? Like for example putting the caption on the
top instead of the bottom?
I havent tried this but what about putting
the image and its caption in a div, then putting THAT in another div, with
fixed height attributes and
John, I do like your idea of using the program method of working out the
padding for the top. That's an excellent idea. I'm in the process of
making my own ColdFusion picture gallery ready for sharing with others, and
this trick of yours will go well with it.
Very elegant answer I think!
I was reading the article Integrated Web Design: Strategies for Long-Term
CSS Hack Management: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=170511
Referred to by Russ in his very useful links for light reading and I read
this article.
Amongst other things it suggests not putting hacks into
I guess Im learning something about
design after all! I looked at that e-booking site and decided
it looks frankly .. old fashioned in web terms. Meaning its
looking S 2001 now. I have a friend in the games business, and I looked
at his site yesterday and it looked very 1990s to me.
Seona, I feel your pain. There have been times I've asked serious questions
to a list and had either flippant replies or no replies at all. I've wanted
to say LOOK YOU BUNCH OF B*S*A*DS, I REALLY NEED TO KNOW THIS. YOU ANSWER
EVERYONE ELSES QUESTIONS WHATS SO DIFFERENT ABOUT MINE? In many
Ive lost a reference to another excellent article I
read about how to guarantee that two or three columns will go all the way to the
bottom of the page, regardless of the length of any of the columns. Can anyone
help?
The article Im looking for shows how to have columns
styled all the
...
Michael Kear wrote:
I've lost a reference to another excellent article I read about how to
guarantee that two or three columns will go all the way to the bottom
of the page, regardless of the length of any of the columns. Can
anyone help?
Was it http://positioniseverything.net/piefecta
Does anyone know of any decent standards-based radio station
sites? Ive been looking around lately for a project and I havent
found a single one that is any good at all from an accessibility/standards
standpoint.
It seems for the majority of radio stations theyve
either let their
My research of radio station sites in the last 48 hours has told me that the
vast majority of them are ... well to put it bluntly, they're a wank.
Few of them provide content that's relevant to the activities of the
stations, aside from program guides and some pictures of some of the hosts.
But
on it. Thanks for your
offer.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
From:
Peter Ottery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 16 July 2004 10:52
AM
To: 'Michael Kear'
Subject: FW: [WSG] Good radio
station sites?
Hi
Michael,
sounds like
Ah yes, Los Angeles, Paradise. At least you can SEE the air they make you
breathe. g
Cheers
Mike Kear
Hi Lea,
Marina Del Rey, CA is a suburb of Los Angeles, California. Paradise!!! :-)
Best,
Jim Barricks
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I've mostly used the good old MkI delete key - the most-used key on my
keyboard. When I started renovating web sites, and using word docs and
FrontPage sites, I tried using automated methods - search and replace and
the like - and found there was always something left. A single b or a i
Sorry for the kind-of off-topic post, so rather than
compound my transgression please respond directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than on
the list.
I have to make a decision in the next few days about how were
going to design our new site, and if you want to be considered, nows
A quick followup to let you know whats happened since
I asked for volunteers to help me build a standards-compliant accessible radio station
web site .
Ive had 5 designers put their hands up to volunteer,
and Im in the process of evaluating them now. Im
taking account of the fact that
I thought I read somewhere that you can style tables by columns, just as you
can by rows and cells.In the article I read, the example showed TH
across the top of the table, and the first column of cells was styled using
some kind of column selector, not picking the first cell in each row.
Ah! That'll be why I didn't archive it. I figure life's too short to be
fretting about IE and non-IE capabilities. I figure while I have the say-so
on the design aspect of a site, I'll just not use anything that doesn't work
in all browsers. i.e. if it's IE only, it doesn't get done. The vast
I was interested that the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity
Commission uses tables for layout in their web site at:
http://www.hreoc.gov.au/disability_rights/index.html
http://www.hreoc.gov.au/disability_rights/faq/f.a.q.html
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
I've been looking for a year now for an editor that will produce XHTML. I've
chatted electronically with most of the developers/owners and I think as a
group they didn't have XHTML on their radar screens at all. The guy who
produces FCKEditor for example ( have trouble reading that without mildly
Im styling a form on a new site, and have two
problems that perhaps you knowledgeable people can help me with:
Form is at http://koalaframing.com.au/contactus.cfm , style sheet is at http://koalaframing.com.au/styles/koalaframing.css
[A] Im puzzled at why my submit button has
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From: Adam Steer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 30 August 2004 3:04 PM
To: Michael Kear
Subject: Re: [WSG] Two form styling problems
Hi Michael
...check your code and CSS first - neither
Ive been looking, on and off, for a
standards-compliant radio station site for ages, and Ive finally found
one. NZs government-owned Radio New Zealand has a compliant site,
coded in XHTML1.0 strict. Its even got a page about its compliance and
how its accessibility features work.
The
Sorry Mark, but I don't think you're correct. Until very recently, they
only worked on IE. Run the page on any other browser and you either get an
error, or a plain textarea form control.
And until the day before yesterday, there wasn't any I knew of that claimed
to have XHTML support. Except
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