Hello Dave. (Sorry for the late reply. somehow Gmail did not list this thread in the inbox)
Thank you for your great suggestions. I am sorry that I was not clearer about the usage of this template. In reallity, I deliver only the HTML inside the div.part4, which in turn wil be made available to editors through an edit interface inside a CMS. So yes, the editor has another template to add h1 and h2 to the complete interface. I think, I might need the div.part4 to set correct margins above and below the template. > I presume this is part of a page and is just to demonstrate the layout > but there are other issues like no doctype or character set and the > your using a heading 3 without 1 or 2 present but I presume this would > be corrected in the final page? > Yes, I hope so. I don't even know the person who binds the complete site together. > Obviously this would also include the > inline style that you have for the margin on the body. > Agreed. > Also you're declaring font-size in pixels but you need to use either > em or a percentage value if you want the page to be accessible. > Yes, I agree. But I do have problems to push this through the powers that decide what gets to be done. I have a styleguide from a large design agency in germany. At the beginning of this sheet they write that they want the fonts set in pixels... pitty. > You might find this useful to convert your sizes > http://www.dave-woods.co.uk/?p=79 > Yes, thanks. > Other than that though, it's a relatively simple layout so should only > really need a few <div> containers and then the relevant heading's > applied along with paragraphs of text. > > Hope that helps. > Definitely. Cheers, Michael Vogt ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *******************************************************************
