at matter). CSS, while it should be used EVERYWHERE,
isn't.
We'll see how it goes... There seems to be more interest in CSS from the
people I asked, so maybe I'll focus there.
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21,
The suggestions given are good ones. Just out of curiosity, why a brown bag
on HTML if people know it? Is there a subset of developers that don't
actually know it (i.e. new people)? Is there a problem with people not
writing good HTML and just winging it? (I see that a lot.) Is there a need
to defi
or a while :-)
-Robyn
-Original Message-
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 3:48 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: presentation.. ugh!
Robyn Follen wrote:
>
> If you all had to sit through an HTML presentation, what would you like
> to hear
>>| From: Jochem van Dieten
>>|
>>| > Robyn
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>>| Have I missed your "new list member" introduction?
Yes you did ;)
Back on November 12, 2003 :D
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Robyn Follen wrote:
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> If you all had to sit through an HTML presentation, what would you like
> to hear about?
- semantic HTML
- CSS
- XHTML 2
> Robyn
Have I missed your "new list member" introduction?
Jochem
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A couple that may apply:
... I just don't use it allot in the kind of coding I do.
The full range of table tags including Not that usefully in IE browsers but can add some nice accessibility to a page for good text browsers.
tags. These seem to be the forgotten cousin to tags. but th
You all are giving me great feedback. It seems I have a few things to learn
myself before presenting :-)
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Yes, I recall the attention applied to lawyers as a special case for
accessibility audiences.
;-)
-Kevin
> Therefore, you might also include this in your talk. Enumerate where HTML
can be delivered (web, pda, cellphone, rss feed), who is going to see it
(lawyers, blind folk, 6 year olds), where
> From: Robyn Follen
>
> So, I have to give an internal brown bag presentation next
> week. It's on drum roll please... HTML! Yes, I've been
> assigned the ever-daunting task of teaching a bunch of
> well-versed programmers HTML. Despite the lack of logic me
> giving this presentation a
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Good idea. What kinds of things would you consider obscure?
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 12:38 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: presentation.. ugh!
With an audience like t
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(Note to self: Don't hit send after first word is checked)
"sacrelege" should have been "sacrilege"
Argh!
Jerry Johnson
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From: Robyn Follen
There has been a lovely little attack on a designer on the webdesign-L list over the last two days.
It started with a designer asking how to explain to a client that web pages are not going to print exactly the way they do on the screen. What he actually said was that web pages were designed for t
Good idea. What kinds of things would you consider obscure?
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 12:38 PM
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Subject: RE: presentation.. ugh!
With an audience like that, maybe a review of little used/obscure HTML
With an audience like that, maybe a review of little used/obscure HTML pieces? Every once in a while I go and review a good HTML source and I go "HEY, I forgot about that!"
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Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
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Sacramento, CA
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