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Among the speakers appearing with an accessibility focus Joe Clark and
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Hides CSS from IE5 Mac - called commented backslash hack I think.
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Subject: [css-d] What's this hack for?
I have a p
prob/css/global.css
All the browsers I'm working with are fine with this, but versions of
Mozilla (Windows) don't cope with the hanging #primarynav or weirdly floated
rightbar. The latest version Mozilla 1.7.12 is fine.
Any ideas about a workaround for old Moz very gratefull
{
position: absolute;
top: -5000px;
left: -5000px;
}
See http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fir - a bit old now but has results
from some screen reader tests.
Cheers,
Rebecca Cox
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Have a look at these on http://www.selectoracle.com
No spaces > means an item which has all the attributes (buggy on IE win)
useful if you want to get at something with an ID and a class combination,
eg would be selected by
#sectionlead.punk {
Color: red;
}
Etc - you get probs in IE Win if yo
Its not perfect, but I found the book Stylin with CSS (Charles Wyke-Smith)
covers a lot of ground and gives good summaries of current practice.
Its not 100% accurate - lots of typos etc but overall very useful.
Cheers
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Hi there,
I've been fiddling with a sort of combo of the htc-enabled dropdowns
(http://www.bbd.com/stylin/) and suckerfish II
(http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/example/) and have it
all sweet except for a problem with, err, IE6 / Win;(
See
http://www.reb.net.nz/htc/
It appe
Grr IE, you know how you can use an ID & class selector together on same
element?
Eg
.resources .stories#banner {
background: #666;
}
.resources .know#banner {
background: #ccc;
}
All fine & valid etc but IE6 Win will only apply the first such style in the
CSS file - so in this
Hi folks,
A colleague has pointed me to another image replacement technique by the
name of BIR (Bob's Image Replacement) - it is pretty simple and just
involves giving a negative z index to the text you want to hide behind a
background image.
I have found it OK as long as you don't want to specif
