Re: [WSG] Some light reading...

[Martin E]

Hello Mr. Weakley,   Forgive this seemingly newbie question! I recently joined the Web Standards Group, and have checked the archive list, and there are many posts. Can these posts be contained in Digest form, such as css-discuss list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), or simply a one shot email format?   I've just got to say that I am enjoying the notoriety of being a Web Standards Group member! Any suggestions, from you or another Group member, for a web designer such as myself, to be bigger part of this community? Any other groups I should be a part of?   Thanks again for your kind answers,   Martin E. http://free.hostdepartment.com/f/fnbeta/   ----- Original Message ----- From: russ weakley To: Web Standards Group Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2004 6:55 PM Subject: [WSG] Some light reading... Web power tools: "Sometimes to be efficient at building web sites you need to have a variety of tools at hand to help speed up the process." http://www.nickfinck.com/presentations/devgroup/webtools/ There Are Only Tradeoffs "The state of web design in 2004 is all about tradeoffs:  Liquid vs. fixed, pixel sizing vs. ems vs. keywords, FIR vs. LIR vs. no -IR, float vs. positioning in layouts, hackful vs. hackless CSS"... http://www.simplebits.com/archives/2004/01/25/there_are_only_tradeoffs.html Mother Of All CSS Hacks -- The Table: "Just about every project I�ve worked on in the last week has been a royal pain.  I�ve run into various browser support issues and multiple bugs." http://www.7nights.com/asterisk/archives/mother_of_all_css_hacks_the_table.p hp Design Principles: Beautiful full-CSS site on design resources: http://resource.reh3.com/index.html Thanks Russ ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************