On Feb 22, 2008, at 5:50 PM, Rick Faircloth wrote:
> However, I've been wondering lately, if I shouldn't code the HTML
> content,
> without any design applied, then start applying design.
Yep. Andy Clarke, "Transcending CSS" is a terrific book espousing this.
Have Fun,
Arlen
Thanks for those thoughts and links, Georg.
I will check them out and run up on your philosophical perspectives.
Rick
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Rick Faircloth wrote:
> However, I've been wondering lately, if I shouldn't code the HTML content,
> without any design applied, then start applying design.
That's exactly what you should do, because that is how screen readers
and search engines see it. They don't pay attention to CSS (except
po
hodology rather than the technical aspects.
Links, anyone?
Thanks,
Rick
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Thierry Koblentz wrote:
>>> It is about semantic markup, we should use HTML elements for the
>>> information they convey, not for how they display.
>>>
>> Yes, it's all about semantic markup - the very base for conscious web
>> development.
>>
>> However, a general problem here on css-d is t
> > It is about semantic markup, we should use HTML elements for the
> > information they convey, not for how they display.
>
> Yes, it's all about semantic markup - the very base for conscious web
> development.
>
> However, a general problem here on css-d is that "semantics" is pretty
> much "o
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
> It is about semantic markup, we should use HTML elements for the
> information they convey, not for how they display.
Yes, it's all about semantic markup - the very base for conscious web
development.
However, a general problem here on css-d is that "semantics" is pret
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> Your example below is imp
Hi, Peter, and thanks for the reply! :o)
Rick
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Thanks for the explanation, Georg! :o)
Rick
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Not boring at all!
Thanks for the explanation, Rafael! :o)
Rick
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Rick Faircloth wrote:
> Your example below is impressive, Georg, for sure.
>
> But just look at the CSS hoops you had to jump through just to get
> what looks like a simple table.
>
> Why go to so much trouble avoid using ? Just because you can
> or is there a more compelling reason?
>
> I'm
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> Your example below is impressive, Georg, for sure.
>
> But just look at the CSS hoops you had to jump through
> just to get what looks like a simple table.
>
> Why go to so much trouble avoid using ?
> Just because you can or is there a more compelling reason?
>
> I'm relat
argin-top: 6px!important;}
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> Rick Faircl
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> What difference does it make?
The difference is (already made) at the most basic level: what it is,
and what it can be made to look as when we add a bit of styling.
- An HTML table will always be a table and nothing but a table, no
matter how it's styled.
- Some text in a
What difference does it make?
Rick
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Usamah M. Ali wrote:
> My normal approach would be using a table. ;~)
For tabular data - yes, but not if it was just a visual effect I were after.
Georg
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>
> My normal approach would be something like...
>
>
> item 1 price1
> item 2 price2
> item 3 price3
>
>
> li {text-align: right;}
> li span {float: left;}
>
> ...as CSS can only target elements, not the content within them ... at
> least not yet.
>
My normal approac
Brian Jones wrote:
> I have a list
> How can I contruct my css so that the 'item' is to the left of the
> div and the 'price' floats to the far right of the div
My normal approach would be something like...
item 1 price1
item 2 price2
item 3 price3
li {text-align: right;}
l
Hi,
I have a list
item 1 price1
item 2 price2
item 3 price3
How can I contruct my css so that the 'item' is to the left of the div
and the 'price' floats to the far right of the div
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