1) Media-specific style sheets. Aural stylesheets would be impossible
without :before, :after and the content property. This is mostly a
theoretical argument, as only Opera 8 supports aural stylesheets, and I
haven't been able to test how well. But the code:
@media aural {
Jonathan Duncan schrieb:
... However, in the HTML they have two lists.
The list items have identities. They want to take two list items out
of one list (using only the CSS) and have those items be a part of
the other list. ...
li id=downloadsa href=/DownloadsDownloads/a/li
... in the HTML, the
Steve Bryant wrote:
I am working on converting my site to CSS and I think that I
have run into the peekaboo bug on IE6.
I tried to implement the Holly Hack to fix the bug, but I
haven't been able to get it to work.
http://www.bryantwebconsulting.com/index.cfm?page=Newsuselayout=CSS
I see
Hello.
I am having a problem using border collapse on a test
page I coded. I was hoping someone could help me.
http://brookforesthouse.com/DEV/test.html
My page has a table, surrounded by a dotted yellow
border.
The problem is the right side of my table row seems to
lay over top of the yellow
Christian Heilmann wrote:
snip
@media aural {
a[href]:before { content: link: }
...
}
Nice idea, and good in a theoretical sense, but in reality screen
readers do say link, so there is no real need for that.
/snip
...which they could do with an internal stylesheet, allowing the author
Nice idea, and good in a theoretical sense, but in reality screen
readers do say link, so there is no real need for that.
/snip
...which they could do with an internal stylesheet, allowing the author
to change it this to something else, should they desire, and the user to
be able to
Try this option instead (for lists)...
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical04.htm
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Subject: [css-d] wierd bullet bug in IE
Hello there,
This is very
Jonk, RTM (Ron) schrieb:
In IE6 I found that the border disappears in a combination of style, tags and preceding text.
In IE the border around a block item(p, h1,h2 etc) will not be displayed when the containing div has a width in percentage or pixels and a positioning relative, with some
form
{
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
width: 400px;
}
that is cause problems
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people who are
clearly out of their depth
I need some sort of sniffer to let me know when people view to my site on a Mac
with I.E.
then I need it to send them to a page that says sorry, but this site looks
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