Hello all,
It is a pleasure to be a newcomer to this group. It appears to be a
great (live) resource for web designers/developers, and I am so glad
that I found out about this. Well, nice to meet you.
OK, on with my question.
In IE6 the text on this page (http://www.csszengarden.com)
Thank you all for your help.
Next time, I will start a new thread.
Cheers,
John
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FireFox gives the user the ability to resize text regardless of what the
designer specified as units in their CSS code. IE, on the other hand,
doesn't resize the text if the CSS specifies the font in px/pt, which is
what the default template for zengarden does:
body { font: 9pt/17pt georgia; }
-Original Message-
From: Oliver Hodgson
This is because Internet Explorer cannot resize text whose
size is set in pixels, but can size text set in other
measurement details.
Huh? Read that as other units of measurement. I'm up to my eyeballs in
decongestant, so thinking isn't my
Hi there Joanne,
Does anyone have any experience with either of these or can
you suggest
another book/site to learn about designing sites without tables?
I'm sure you'll get a good number of replies for this one :)
Look out for books by Eric Meyer:
Eric Meyer on CSS:
Joanne-
My experience with Sitepoint is that I bought and read DHTML Utopia. I don't
recomend that book because it did not focus on XHTML, but rather HTML
4.0which is something I'd rather not write in. I recomend that you
focus on
learning XHTML in conjugction with CSS. I don't know how HTML
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005 at 03:54:21PM -0600, Tim Zappe wrote:
My experience with Sitepoint is that I bought and read DHTML Utopia. I don't
recomend that book because it did not focus on XHTML, but rather HTML
4.0which is something I'd rather not write in.
Um ... the two are virtually identical.
Tim Zappe wrote:
Joanne-
My experience with Sitepoint is that I bought and read DHTML Utopia. I don't
recomend that book because it did not focus on XHTML, but rather HTML
4.0which is something I'd rather not write in. I recomend that you
focus on
learning XHTML in conjugction with CSS.
What
