Susie Gardner-Brown wrote:
Ok – here’s the Eric Meyer link -
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html
I’ve used that for text only, but he has an image that changes.
based on that and various other examples I did something similar here:
http://www.bclm.co.uk/
;o)
Hello Group,
I wrote an article [1] in which I mention something I feel is a site
usability mistake and I'm soliciting the opinions of others. Please feel
free to lend me your thoughts and insights, or tell me about your pet peeves
(you, too, Felix... it's an opportunity to state your case as
Title: Re: [WSG] How do they do this?
Nice one! I like that!!
- susie
On 4/9/06 4:25 PM, Tony Crockford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Susie Gardner-Brown wrote:
Ok heres the Eric Meyer link -
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html
Ive used that for text only, but he has an
I totally agree. We have not only to create technically correct web
sites, but also usable.
We have to think if what do will make it easier for the surfer to get
what he needs, or what we are trying to say. See the site as a big,
but unique, thing, that has to by useful.
I think that when we do
Tim Lucas wrote:
Any RESTafarians around?
Yep, I've got a REST interface for my conversion software.
Is there any convention or standard for this?
Not that I've found. The Yahoo's web services API documentation says
that 400: Bad request. The parameters passed to the service did not
match
Wow - big topic.
I'm in agreement with you on the title attribute and here are my pet
peeves from sites I have visited today:
1. Poor forms markup - especially not explicitly associating labels
with controls. The worst case: using an empty label in an obvious
attempt to pass a validator
Thanks Terrence and Eugenio. I paraphrased quotes of your response as a
comment [1] to the article on my blog. I know I have a number of readers
that aren't members here and I want them to see it. I did link back to the
WSG so maybe some will join.
@Terrence: I removed links from the comment
Hi all,
I have designed a site for some friends at:
http://www.freefalljazz.com/
which has a sampler mp3 embedded on the homepage (bottom left).
Apparently it's not working in FF WIN or IE6 WIN.
I've tried to follow some sort of standard as per:
On Sep 5, 2006, at 2:01 PM, Sarah Peeke (XERT) wrote:
http://www.freefalljazz.com/
which has a sampler mp3 embedded on the homepage (bottom left).
Apparently it's not working in FF WIN or IE6 WIN.
It is not working for me on Camino (or other browser) Mac. I just see
the words 'life is a
