ndex.php#ip_40 to achieve this,
where #ip_40 is the ID of the tr element in question.
I've Googled everywhere but can't work out whether this is correct behaviour
(ie, anchor functionality not valid for tr element) or a bug in Safari.
Anyone know for sure?
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On 28/3/06 4:39 PM, "Andreas Boehmer [Addictive Media]"
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or those
of you who may be curious about this, the latest nightly build of Webkit
actually solves this issue completely, so clearly it's a bug in Safari that
they're aware of and have fixed (though not in the public release).
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On 30/3/06 12:17 PM, "russ - maxdesign" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Russ
> HTML element family councillor
Of course, Russ means "family counsellor" :-)
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Just came across this link on the BBC website:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4853000.stm
Some mainstream attention for web standards!
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tely on the page concerned.
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> Did I just over-geek the whole scenario?
>
> R :o)
I think that was about the best logical breakdown of the problem and
solution I've seen. No gut feelings, no personal preferences or coding
biases, just plain ole problem-solving logic. You even made me change my own
personal vie
#x27;);
or
background-image: url("image.jpg");
And here's the real question: why?
Cheers :o)
Richard
No quotes at all is the best option.
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t be missing the ‘h’ key too ...
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rent element). If I apply a border style to the
individual s, it negates the border altogether.
Let's just say that I'm confused and frustrated :-)
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On 28/4/06 1:38 PM, "Steve Olive" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 28 Apr 2006 01:22 pm, Kevin Futter wrote:
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>> a de facto heading. I'd hoped to be able to group them via the
>> element, but find myself completely unable to style them. I'
ch more reliable to use root-relative paths wherever possible, rather than document-relative paths. So, instead of background-image:url(../c/download_icon.jpg), try background-image:url(/c/download_icon.jpg) - assuming of course that ‘c’ is a directory at the site root level.
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+ 70 years. It's more complicated than that of course (the results
of collective endeavours like films for example, are seriously more
complicated), but that's the general rule. The only significant change that
I'm aware of is the extension to 70 years from 50, to fall in line with US
p
ultiple elements?
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h more intimate knowledge of the spec than me can probably shed
more light on the status of name in the strict doctypes.
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On 17/5/06 10:57 AM, "Andrew Cunningham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This ability can be used to develop a template which is direction
> neutral, ie the same template can be used irregardless of directionality
> of the page.
"irregardless"? Surely you jest
On 17/5/06 11:35 AM, "Peter Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> From: Kevin Futter
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>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>> ...the same template can be used irregardless of directionality
>>
>> "irregardless"?
ever see a camel with a hump on its arse?).
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ns ‘passover’ in Hebrew apparently. We just thought it was a cool name, even though I failed to find it in any of the W3C specs ...
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On 15/6/06 11:13 AM, "James Laugesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oooo very cool.
Is the last 'a' pronounced long or short?
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with my sites in Opera
9. Did anybody manage to catch his email address?
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ppear atop
>> the screen.
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> You can safely use :focus without it causing
> problems for sited users ...
You mean people with their own web sites?
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Good to see some of our own get a mention too:
http://www.theage.com.au/news/biztech/calling-all-australian-web-designers/2
006/07/17/1152988468304.html
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; http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Operators:S
> pecial_Operators:typeof_Operator
This is precisely why JavaScript is known as a weakly-typed language, rather
than a 'typeless' one.
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hat 400MHz G3 to Panther or better will significantly
improve performance. My daughter's iMac (350) runs 10.3.9 quite happily, and
it's a known fact that every revision of OS X up to Panther ran faster on
the same hardware.
Perhaps replies should come directly to me, as we're a wee b
tp://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtualpc/default.mspx
>
> I haven't had time to play with it though
>
> Ben
The upgrade to WinXP Pro required to run it, is, unfortunately, not free.
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e fragments. Surely and , which are already semantically
loaded for emphasis, are not really ideal here?
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reading this thread (mainly
because I use tabs in preference to new windows). Forgive me if that makes
me "stupid". I think perhaps you shouldn't assume *anything* about your
users, period. You probably shouldn't equate a particular skill- or
knowledge-se
sends the data and stores it in the session or POST
> arguments and retains them when you choose the form view again.
No.6 sounds sensible to me. I like No.2 as well.
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S, but I seem to remember someone (Eric Meyer?) detailing how to do it with pure CSS.
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ormaton? Call it p.important then. Is it the first line of a paragraph?
Call it p.firstLine (or some variation) would be a more
semantically-meaningful name. p.indent is really not much different from
p.bold or p.blue.
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akes more semantic sense. Even p.altColour is
more semantically-neutral than p.red, since it doesn't tie it to
presentational specifics. Better again might be p.altDisplay, or p.variation
(dodgy maybe). I'm really just trying to keep the class names short, as I'm
not keen on things like
ghtColAboveThatThing.
Ironically, I actually *do* use #topNav a lot, but I selected this name in
the context of top *level* nav, rather than top *positioned* nav. It never
occurred to me that this might be semantically ambiguous. I guess
#primaryNav becomes the better ch
felt that a second space was needed after full-stops (periods, as you state-side folk insist on calling them – my wife certainly applies a very different definition there), as sentence breaks were not clearly enough defined.
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27;re
stuck. And even if you do, it's hardly free anymore, is it? Still cheaper
and more efficient than a physical box though.
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ake text in Flash selectable. It's just not the default. Perhaps someone
who uses it more regularly than I do these days can confirm (or deny) this.
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