is still showing over 10%
of browsers are IE6, probably related to the fact that over 50% of the
OSes are WinXP and a lot of those people (1) don't know how to install
a browser, and/or (2) don't run (for whatever reason) Windows Updates.
And some of that over 10% is undoubtedly due
(the background adjusts to the amount of text
lengthwise and widthwise, but is never shorter than a bit past the
bookmark image).
Any help/suggestions appreciated.
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2009/9/28 Martin Möller :
> I like the "TROUBLE" mnemonic => TRBL
I like it! :-D
Thanks
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'When I get a little money I buy books; and if any is left I buy foo
When using shorthand elements such as 'margin' or 'padding', the order is (IIRC)
2 values (top & bottom) (left & right)
4 values (top) (right) (bottom) (left)
What about three values?
Also, does anyone have a mnemonic to remember the order?
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Your
ately below (centring the text in every cell to
maintain alignment). But this would make searching for phrases (in
either language) impossible.
Can anyone here with a more creative mind think of another means of
presentation?
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; For example:
>
> background-color: white; /* if used, my menu won't work in IE 6 */
> background-color: #FF; /* if used, my menu will work in IE 6 */
Will
background-color:#FFF;
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resources/colours/websmart1.htm
(and other sites)
Personally, I like it because it matches my (lazy?) preference for
setting all colours with three characters only.
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Does YOUR browser pass the Acid2 test?
http://www.webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html
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s/holygrail that is
supposed to be for IE6. I tried adding the fix, but it did not fix the
problem.
I went to http://www.alistapart.com/d/holygrail/example_1.html with
IE7b2 and found the left column is also missing. So at least there is
consistency in the problem.
I know there will be other probl
Although still in early stages, I am stumped as to why the left-side
menu is completely missing from the display in IE7beta2 (WinXPsp2).
The menu displays fine in FF 1.5 and Opera 8.
page: http://plano.lib.il.us/testing/new/test3.html
Any one run into this problem or have an answer?
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to a web page. I
shudder to think what lies underneath the rest of the site.
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way?
I'd also like to see suggestions that would eliminate the need for the
span tag. The tag hasn't (AFAIK) been deprecated which seems to
indicate an awareness of its necessity.
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(Avoid IE like the plague it
pendantic, but in the About section, the third paragraph begins:
'Under no circumstances you are allowed to change...' -- I think you
need to reverse the 'you' and the 'are'. :-)
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rst makes it easy. Gradually add
more functions. I would also suggest, don't even consider doing s
and positioning until you are comfortable with styling with CSS.
My 2 cents.
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y that significant?
Sorry, but there are a LOT of people still using dial-up -- some happy
to get 14.4 -- it is a mistake to *assume* everybody is broadband.
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Use a decent browser: Safari, Firefox, Mozilla,
would make it possible?
TIA.
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, under Firefox 1.0.6/Win2k, no grey background appears.
The grey-to-maroon colour change on hover works fine on both.
hth
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The only excuse for using IE is ignorance (or testing)
(stupidity is a reason,
'd guess if we don't want to exclude a significant portion of users
from our web pages, we will have to support IE5 for at least two more
years and IE6 for at least four to five more years. (Trying to be
realistic)
Nick is right: don't throw away your IE hacks yet.
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d settle
for any kind of listing that includes the main browsers for Windows,
Linux, and Mac.
Any one know of something like that?
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y messing
code, IMO.
It just makes more sense to me to begin with the less buggy UAs.
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don't want the IE hacks
default stylesheet (print)
javascript
(I was hoping to use the cascade to my advantage). Is this what you
are suggesting?
It didn't work. :-(
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, is there a better technique?
TIA.
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o work - until I looked on a Mac!
Use the **hex** code for css generated 'content'. For ’ you should use:
{content: "\2019"; }
hth
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On 08/07/05, Christian Heilmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How would you do the auto numbering in css2? css3, maybe, but css2?
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#counter
In Windoze, only Opera (AFAIK) supports counters. IE, Firefox, Mozilla do not.
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The on
harder to locate with the
eye. And the quotation marks sticking out into the margin area -- I
have *never* seen that in the thousands of books, magazines,
newspapers, etc. that I've read over more than a couple of decades!
I wonder where he got his poop from? -- cause it stinks!
IMO, CSS
t following the number with the
left edge of the other lines.
hth,
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bizarre bug! A thousand thanks to Bruno (and also
to 'Holly 'n John' for finding the bug). The z-index did fix the
problem. Thanks again.
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but I really want it in a fixed position which works
fine in Firefox. It has me quite perplexed. A bug in Opera, perhaps?
XHTML: http://plano.lib.il.us/testing/work.html (includes link to CSS file)
CSS: http://plano.lib.il.us/testing/test.css
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The only excuse for using IE is
BOTH
Firefox/Linux behaves as Firefox/Win; Opera/Linux behaves as Opera/Win.
I haven't even begun to hack for IE. That's for later.
I'd appreciate any help/suggestions/advice.
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(stu
t work in CAMINO, SAFARI or FIREFOX,
> either. They do, however, actually work in OmniWeb and Internet Explorer
> for Mac OS X.
>
> Odd...very odd.
Yes, very odd: the links work in Firefox (w2k & linux), Mozilla (w2k)
and IE6 (w2k); the links do not work
> check out http://www.walmartfreenyc.com/new/test
One of my pet peeves: a site that uses invalid characters (according
to Unicode) and doesn't bother to make a charset declaration. Argh!
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On 6/10/05, Gustavo Caetano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since it may be an off topic, I apologize myself in precedence.
>
> The fact came up today as I was working on a writer's website. He sent me
> many of his stuff, all in doc.
>
> So, I hade to copy and past the plain text and insert each
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