Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-27 Thread David Dorward
On 27/08/06, Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
 calendar in XHTML/CSS – I have found a lot of examples of ones with tables
 that look fairly good but I am trying to find a solution that is done
 without tables.

trthMonday/ththTuesday ...
trthWeek 1/th...
trthWeek 2/th...
trthWeek 3/th...

Calendars are tabular data, tables shouldn't be avoided for them.

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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-27 Thread ross
I agree with David. Tables can still be very usefull and were designed to do 
that job.

Ross 

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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-27 Thread Eric A. Meyer
At 6:36 PM -0500 8/26/06, Alan wrote:

I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
calendar in XHTML/CSS - I have found a lot of examples of ones with tables
that look fairly good but I am trying to find a solution that is done
without tables.

I did one back in 2003, as posted here:

http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/discuss/examples/notable-calendar.html

...and further discussed here:

http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/35082

I find tableless monthly calendars an interesting exercise, but am 
ambivalent about their utility.  It's easily argued that a 
month-calendar is a table with columns for days of the week and rows 
for weeks.  On the other hand, it's also the case that an ordered 
list of the days in the month could be made into a grid-style 
calendar.
Between the examples I posted, and the ones Grady posted, I think 
there are good examples of how to do this without tables.  As to 
whether it's correct or wrong or what-have-you to do so, let's 
just leave that alone, if we could.  Given the examples of how to do 
a calendar both with and without tables, I think we can trust folks 
to pick the approach that best suits their project and temperament.

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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-27 Thread Grady Kelly
I thought that I would hunt down other examples of CSS Calendars, you may
find these interesting ...

 http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/calendar.html

 http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/calendar2.html

And even if some may think that a calendar should not be done in CSS, why
not try?  I agree that there are times when tables are the right answer, but
I think that part of what we do as advocates of CSS design is to push the
limits of our craft.

Besides, you gotta admit, it pretty frikin cool ...

Grady
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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-27 Thread Rimantas Liubertas
 And even if some may think that a calendar should not be done in CSS, why
 not try?  I agree that there are times when tables are the right answer, but
 I think that part of what we do as advocates of CSS design is to push the
 limits of our craft.

 Besides, you gotta admit, it pretty frikin cool ...

...unless CSS happens to be off :(


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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-27 Thread Mike Purvis
Hi there,

I'm the author of these demos, and I've been running a pretty robust
calendar of similar ilk here: http://tron09.com/calendar/2006/07/

It's just a basic PHP script that parses a wikipage (such as this one:
http://tron09.com/wiki/2006_July) into that viewable page and feed.

My rationale for using a list is fairly simple; I wanted it to work
well on portable devices. On my classmates' BlackBerrys, the list
unravels into a linear list of days, whereas a table would become a
wide, unusable page.

Mike


On 8/26/06, Grady Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   http://www.simpledesign.org/calendar/cal1.html

   http://www.simpledesign.org/calendar/cal2.html


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[css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-26 Thread Alan
I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
calendar in XHTML/CSS – I have found a lot of examples of ones with tables
that look fairly good but I am trying to find a solution that is done
without tables. 

 

Has anyone seen one done? 

 

Thanks 

 

Alan Dunbar

Akhlah.Com – The Jewish Children’s Learning Network

 

 


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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-26 Thread Shelly
 I am trying to ... make a ... calendar in XHTML/CSS – ... but I am 
trying to find a solution that is done without tables. 

Just out of curiosity - why?

I would think that a calendar is a perfect example of when you *should* 
use tables.  It *is* tabular data...

Spank me with a wet noodle if I'm wrong!

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Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

2006-08-26 Thread Grady Kelly
On 8/26/06, Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
 calendar in XHTML/CSS




I found some css calendars done with lists.  I can't remember who did it, or
where I found it, but I placed them on my server so that you can see them.

  http://www.simpledesign.org/calendar/cal1.html

  http://www.simpledesign.org/calendar/cal2.html


Hope that helps.

I do agree though that a calendar is a good reason to use tables, it is
tabular like data.

Grady
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Re: [css-d] css calendar

2005-08-28 Thread Mark Mckee

thank you. i will do that


On 8/28/2005 5:57:53 PM, Mark Mckee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:


hi all

on my page here -- http://sixfoottwo.gotdns.com/~sixfoottwo/blog_.html

in the top right i have a tabled calendar. i am new to css and am trying
to eventually remove all tables from my sites. i have had a search for
css calendars and know that eric meyer has made what i am looking for
but am unable to find any more info than a demo.

could anyone help?



Since a calendar is tablular data, there's absolutely no reason to NOT 
use a table for it!  Just style it nicely with css


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