Hi, Bob
There's so many ways to argue and defend the pros of doing XHTML and
CSS layout! First, it reduces bandwidth, it saves time (and therefore money ;-)
in maintenance and updating, it is flexible and reusable.
Take a look at
Terrence
All you need to do is to give an id to the form field and define its
width on the CSS. It will work for all browers.
input type=text id=ffield /
CSS: #ffield {width: 100px;}
Cheers!
Ge RICCI
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, Irina.
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 10:44:32 +0100, Ricci Angela
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Terrence
All you need to do is to give an id to the form field and define its
width on the CSS. It will work for all browers.
input type=text id=ffield /
CSS: #ffield {width
Hi,
Your layout is not extensible. If you have a 800x600 resolution, the
pub banner goes underneath the Mondotron logo box, and you'll have a
horizontal scroll. Make one of the columns width in percentage so its size will
be adapted for the resolution.
In boca
Hi!
I always do the same: I group styles of the same nature, beggining by
redefining default values where it is needed, and then by page structure, main
blocks, navigation, forms, etc. And I always keep the same sequency for each
definition (first positionning, dimensions,
Hi, Giles
Just because if you do, you do not really separate content from
presentation... If you say that a title is red, 12px and you call it red12,
after the site's redesign, for exemple, the title will be Black, 14px, bold
and your style name obsolete. Instead, call it
Hi, Siggy
I know this site : http://cssvault.com/. It is a very good collection
of GOOD CSS layout and design.
Cheers
Angela
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Hi, Scott
You have to put your quote before all like :
div class=pullquoteppull-quote text/p/div
div class=sidebarpsidebar item 1. sidebar item 1. sidebar
item 1. /p/div
div class=sidebarpsidebar item 2. sidebar item 2. sidebar
Scott,
Sorry, I was too rushy. Don't move your quote. Just give it a width and
float left your content div.
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Objet :
Hi, Chris
As from W3C: ID and NAME tokens must begin with a letter ([A-Za-z])
and may be followed by any number of letters, digits ([0-9]), hyphens (-),
underscores (_), colons (:), and periods (.).
But I'd avoid using underscore for id/class names... I've already had
Hi, Sarah
By the accessibility point of view there's no problem in duplicating
links on a page if you follow this simple rule: all similar links (links with
same text) *must* point to the same pages.
Cheers!
Angela
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Hi all,
It's a bit out of topic so you can answer me off-list : I'm preparing a
presentation about developping accessible Web applications and I'd appreciate
to have a feed-back (infos, impressions, interesting links you know) about
national accessibility laws defined in Germany and
Good afternoon,
Sorry if a bit out of topic... but I'm searching to contact CSS design
experts that live in the north of France for a part time job.
Please contact me out of list.
Cheers!
Angela
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The
I believe siFr lists them as one of their users... It's a technique to
replace headers by swf text using javascript. It's quite cool if used under
certain strict conditions.
http://www.mikeindustries.com/sifr/
Cheers,
Angela
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Hi, Designer
Just a thought: why don't you give names like mainMenu and
copyRgt (semantic) to your classes instead of names based on layout?
Angela
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Angela RICCI
web designer
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in different browsers
Isn't copyRgt based on layout as well?? Also to be more semantic -
copyRight would be better if you were to name that way.
Ricci Angela wrote:
Hi, Designer
Just a thought: why don't you give names like
mainMenu and copyRgt (semantic) to your classes instead
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