2008/6/13 Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 2008/06/12 17:09 (GMT+0200) Cristian Palmas apparently typed:
The link is http://www.cristianpalmas.it.
Classic example of web users' biggest complaint:
http://fm.no-ip.com/SS/SC/sc-crispa1.jpg
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/designmistakes.html
Hi Felix,
Thanks for the useful links and for the advice.
I overrode the default font-size settings in order not to break the
graphic layout. Anyway, I will study as soon as possible solution to
the home and blog links image problems and font-size problems. And
I will see whether to change
Bill Brown wrote:
Hello Cristian (Felix, et al),
This recent email leaves me with a few philosophical questions, however:
1. If we can expect a user to know how to set their own default font
size, can we (should we) expect them to know how to resize the font on a
given page?
I think
On 2008/06/13 04:20 (GMT-0400) Bill Brown apparently typed:
This recent email leaves me with a few philosophical questions, however:
1. If we can expect a user to know how to set their own default font
size, can we (should we) expect them to know how to resize the font on a
given page?
2.
Bill Brown wrote:
1. If we can expect a user to know how to set their own default font
size, can we (should we) expect them to know how to resize the font
on a given page?
What the user knows is unknown to us, and what s/he does with what s/he
knows or doesn't know, is also unknown.
What
Thanks, all.
I did hack a workaround so that 'default' border did not interfere with
my custom border. I did this by explicitly *deselecting*, or rather,
*collapsing* the Selection object:
line 29:window.getSelection().collapse($$('body')[0],0);
--
Wellington
Hey all,
I'm working on a site that's overdue, and I cannot figure out why in
the world this isn't working for me. (For the record, we've had lots
of heat this week, and my air conditioner busted on the first day of
this heat wave - so I've been stupid all week long! That's my excuse,
Michelle Cole wrote:
http://www.actingforreal.com/wordpress/
~Shelly
I don't know how to make a table much less how to fix one. Sorry.
--
http://chelseacreekstudio.com/
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What does your reply mean? I see no tables in the source code.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 9:19 AM, David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Michelle Cole wrote:
http://www.actingforreal.com/wordpress/
~Shelly
I don't know how to make a table much less how to fix one. Sorry.
--
--- On Fri, 6/13/08, Michelle Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.actingforreal.com/wordpress/
it's validating just fine, but for some reason, the
main content is
dropping (on the left side) below the sidebar on the right.
Now,
*normally* this would be due to some clearing
Chris Akins wrote:
What does your reply mean? I see no tables in the source code.
http://www.actingforreal.com/wordpress/
~Shelly
I don't know how to make a table much less how to fix one. Sorry.
My mistake. Downloaded Shelly's files from Opera and opened the wrong
Hello,
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating CSS. As
of late, my documents have been validating but I get this warning: Byte-Order
Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what this really means. Can
someone please elaborate? I think the default settings
I don't know *exactly* what it means, but I know that you have to have
a really good text editor to see it, because usually it won't show up.
It appears *before* even the doctype in the head of your document.
It'll be the very first thing you see. I can't tell you what kind of
text editor
* Elli Vizcaino wrote:
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating
CSS. As of late, my documents have been validating but I get this
warning: Byte-Order Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what
this really means. Can someone please elaborate?
See e.g.
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating CSS.
As of late, my documents have been validating but I get this warning:
Byte-Order Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what this really
means. Can someone please elaborate?
I had this problem when I started out
Elli Vizcaino wrote:
Hello,
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating CSS.
As of late, my documents have been validating but I get this warning:
Byte-Order Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what this really
means. Can someone please elaborate? I
Good afternoon list,
First of all, my question is a theoretical one, meaning i don't have
a mock-up to show, just a question for future reference.
I was wondering, if you have a basic 2 column set-up, with an outer
wrapper and a contentwrapper:
div id=wrapper
div id=contentwrapper
div
On 13/06/2008, Melbeach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating CSS.
As of late, my documents have been validating but I get this warning:
Byte-Order Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what this really
means. Can someone
Elli Vizcaino wrote:
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to
validating CSS.
It is off-topic, since it relates to validating markup (XHTML in your
case), not CSS validation.
As of late, my documents have been validating but I
get this warning: Byte-Order Mark found in
With UTF-8 a byte-order mark is not necessary. However, Dreamweaver CS3
allows you to include one in your files. Check your PREFERENCES - NEW
DOCUMENT settings and DESELECT the Include Unicode Signature (BOM) option.
It is only required with UTF-16 and UTF-32.
Now, as far as the files you have
Thank you all for your input. I must admit the info provided on UTF-8 is still
way over my head but I did manage to figure out how to change the settings in
dreamweaver so the meta content type in newly created documents is now
automatically set to:
meta http-equiv=Content-Type
Hello -
I was wondering if anyone has tripped over this... I do believe it's a CSS
issue, but included jquery details as that is what I'm using to change
display properties.
I'm using jquery and the tablesorter plug-in (along with a tablesorter
updated module to accomodate child rows -
Bill Brown wrote:
3. What do YOU say to a client who asks you to make the default font size
smaller?
Georg Sørtun replied:
You can say: OK, but it may not work as you want at the visitor's end, no
matter
what. If the client insists; just do it.
From a design standpoint, I'd say
Hi, brand new member here.
I have a javascript function that changes the visibility of a set of
stacked divs so that when an onclick action fires, all but one of the
stacked divs will become visibility:hidden. I grabbed it from the
javascript forum here: http://www.developer.be/forums/index.cfm
Steve Brantley wrote:
Hi, brand new member here.
Welcome!
window.document.getElementById(framed-love).style.visibility=hidden;
window.document.getElementById(framed-starsong).style.visibility=hidden;
window.document.getElementById(framed-babysbath).style.visibility=visible;
Without
Hi,
We're redesigning our recently redesigned (1 year old) site from a 2
column to a 3 column site.
Here is the current site, www.kcsm.org in which the main content is
database generated into tables, and then the tables are styled with CSS.
My co-worker and I are trying to decide if this
From: E McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there any way for me to display the parent row with equal height cells
while
the child row is set to display none?
http://thequarrygroup.com/table_row_alignment/tablesorter1.htm
Unless I'm misunderstanding the problem, this is an html issue, not css or
Rob Emenecker wrote:
With UTF-8 a byte-order mark is not necessary. However, Dreamweaver CS3
allows you to include one in your files. Check your PREFERENCES - NEW
DOCUMENT settings and DESELECT the Include Unicode Signature (BOM) option.
It is only required with UTF-16 and UTF-32.
Now, as
I don't consider anything on that page to be tabular really. I think you
should go with CSS and no tables.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Juanita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We're redesigning our recently redesigned (1 year old) site from a 2
column to a 3 column site.
Here is the
Steve,
Can you post a link to a live page?
Also, the issue -- whatever the solution might be -- is not a CSS issue as
far as I can see. It is an issue with JavaScript/DHTML in response to
passive events (mouseover as opposed to enter, focus, blur, click, etc.).
...Rob E.
Luc wrote:
First of all, my question is a theoretical one, meaning i don't have
a mock-up to show, just a question for future reference.
Putting a repeating background image on the content division
(faux-column technique) or is there some other x-browser method?
To sum it up, i
Steve,
Can you post a link to a live page?
Also, the issue -- whatever the solution might be -- is not a
CSS issue as far as I can see. It is an issue with
JavaScript/DHTML in response to passive events (mouseover as
opposed to enter, focus, blur, click, etc.).
...Rob E.
It is
Chris Akins wrote:
I don't consider anything on that page to be tabular really. I think you
should go with CSS and no tables.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Juanita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We're redesigning our recently redesigned (1 year old) site from a 2
column to a 3 column
Good evening David,
It was foretold that on 13/06/2008 @ 16:19:31 GMT-0400 (which was
17:19:31 where I live) David Laakso would write:
Any column longest can be acheived using the faux column method
(repeating image on y-axis) [1].
Equal height columns using CSS is sometimes done this way
Hi Steve,
A link to the site would help alot in resolving your scripting problem.
The guidelines by Michael i can only recommend with more emphasis! Using
Firebug to debug your Javascript and Web Developer Toolbar for your CSS
is something that will help you alot and you will learn alot too. At
David Laakso wrote:
[1]
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
Faux columns has proved best for me when i have had the need for designs
that always go down to the bottom. If you the top of the design should
not pass up to the very top, you can just assign a container div with
the
Good evening Jens,
It was foretold that on 13/06/2008 @ 23:35:10 GMT+0200 (which was
18:35:10 where I live) Jens Nedal would write:
snipped a bit
The only issue with faux columns is, that the with of your design
basically has to remain fixed, as the background image has a fixed with.
So
Elli Vizcaino wrote:
Hello,
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating CSS.
As of late, my documents have been validating but I get this warning:
Byte-Order Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what this really
means. Can someone please elaborate? I
E McMahon wrote:
Hello -
I was wondering if anyone has tripped over this... I do believe it's a CSS
issue, but included jquery details as that is what I'm using to change
display properties.
I'm using jquery and the tablesorter plug-in (along with a tablesorter
updated module to
Hi,
The problem is related to the rowspan of the td element. Since the tr
below that needs to be expanded is still there, and only the td
elements are hidden, this effect appears.
Best would be to only add the rowspan via Javascript when the actual
expansion occurs.
regards, Jens
On 6/13/08 4:42 PM, Luc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good evening Jens,
It was foretold that on 13/06/2008 @ 23:35:10 GMT+0200 (which was
18:35:10 where I live) Jens Nedal would write:
snipped a bit
The only issue with faux columns is, that the with of your design
basically has to remain
...there ARE some solutions using faux along with liquid:
http://www.prairiegraphicdesign.com/CSSMastery/Chapter07/faux-3-col-liquid.h
tm
-this is taken from Andy Budd's CSS Mastery book, which I recommend...
-john petroshius
Hi John,
That's a nice solution for faux columns. Thanks
Hi!
I am working with jQuery plugin: Coda Slider on my redesign:
www.awayback.com/realign and there I have put a link at bottom of the page
which takes me to the top (named as TOP). Now its working fine at homepage:
www.awayback.com/realign but not here at work page
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