Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
>> Why not? :)
>
> That's not really an answer to my questions, especially the last one.
This goes into philosophical side of things. :)
I truly believe that for anything one might want to do -- "why not" is
good approach. Just because there's obstacles, i
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> I must be missing something essential, but why would you do this? I can
> see the point in using a baseline grid on printed pages, especially in
> publications containing facing pages, but what do you expect to gain
> from a grid on a web page?
Why not? :)
Rafael wrote:
> Aleksandar Vacić wrote:
> First example: you can't successfully combine two or more font
> families. font-size-adjust has been wiped out of CSS 2.1because it never
> got implemented (aside from Fx) and it was pretty much the only way we
> could have r
David Laakso wrote:
> Have you tested at minimum font-size 24px (FF) / 32px (Opera)?
Not really. That's like double the original size, seems a bit too much.
I don't quite understand the minimum - why different for FF and Opera?
What did you mean by "minimum"?
--
AV
Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
> I'm not exactly a design or typography purist, so bear that in mind. I like
> your work-in-progress; although I feel the p font size is a bit small,
> especially compared with the headers or subheaders in the copy. Perhaps you
> are following a specific typographic standa
Darren Best wrote:
>- Primary problem - nested lists don't display correctly, particularly
>the 2nd line item beneath "Services" and "Workshops" (extra bottom padding,
>hover quirks). Curiously, nested list beneath "Resources" works fine!
Use the float:left + some width, for I
Cristian Palmas wrote:
> After I added opacity feature for the second and the third level lists
> in order to make the banner be visible under the transparency of the
> menu.
>
> But in IE6/Win the
> third level disappears totally.
This is the guilty part:
> I added this portion of code:
Victor Subervi wrote:
> Hi:
> Has anyone come up with a css drop-down menu that works in both IE7 *and*
> IE6? Is it even possible? I see Chris Case tried as much, and no one seems
> to have responded to his post...
I have a menu [1] that's being used for ages and continually improved
[2]
Last few weeks I was picking up on the various articles I read
about grids and web typography and went on to create basis for all
future web sites I do.
It came up to this - a grid measured in ems + basics of typography
(headers, blockquotes, lists etc).
http://aplus.co.yu/css/e
