Oh dear, both ignorance and memory (though I don't know and I don't
remember) seem a problem - htc file? And I also wanted to sidestep
Javascript issues as I recall.
Joseph
> Are you talking about something like the suckerfish menu
> (http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/50.php) or a dropdow
Marc Seyon, as usual, had a smart and comprehensive
reply, commenting in detail on other comments.
You said what I was thinking, regarding how both user
and site owner needs must be met, but if you don't
meet user needs, site owner needs are a moot point.
If user needs are not properly addressed,
Those are DOM manipulated dropdowns using nested lists and css. With the htc
file and they will work on IE. They will work on Opera and Safari. They will
not work in NN 4.x.
I hadn't seen Cheng's version and his are elegantly done.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft Fr
For my blog (some gratuitous advertising here:
http://www.williamstewart.org ), I take the philosophy that there are
quite possibly other people out there like me. So, I write for me and
others like me read and enjoy.
There are several basic elements that are necessary to make it work:
1) Writ
Are you talking about something like the suckerfish menu
(http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/50.php) or a dropdown form field?
For the suckerfish type menu you use an htc file and IE works fine. I use it
on my site at http://wiserways.com/web
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Devel
What would suckerfish and son of suckerfish be then? Or Cheng's version?
Or here http://www.moronicbajebus.com/ perhaps.
As Dorothy Parker might have put it ' A drop down menu based on lists is
a drop down menu based on lists is a drop down menu based on lists'
Or am I wrong?
> Me neither
Cheryl,
I kept hitting snags trying to get drop down lists to work in IE and have
abandonned the attempt for the moment. this was despite your help and the
help of others on the list.
I am sure I will pick it up again but not just now. For me the statement
has truth :-o
Joseph
> What do y
rudy et al,
Answering why poems are 'broken' into short lines.
To be very general the poem developed to bring meaning - often emotional -
verbally (just means with words - 'orally' means spoken) in both an
economical and effective way. It has developed into forms and methods
quite distinct from
Me neither
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://wiserways.com
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rudy
htmlin' since '96 and ne'er seen no drop-down sub list yet, dag nabbit
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> What ONE key ingredient makes a web or blog
> successful?
give us a harder one, please :o)
this one's too easy
it has a one-word answer
content
rudy
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> I meant 'drop-down' sub lists of course;
okay, again i apologize for missing the start of this lovely thread
what is a 'drop-down' sub list?
if you have a url where one exists in the wild, please share
otherwise a description of this rare beast will have to do
rudy
htmlin' since '96 and ne'
I meant 'drop-down' sub lists of course; for me at least, the cures seemed
worse than the problem!!
Joseph
(Oh, I haven't started another one?)
> [ out of context ]
>
> > because IE won't do sub-lists.
>
> sure it will
>
>
> rudy
>
>
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I'm doing research and I desperately covet your
Considered Experienced Opinion, my beloved colleagues:
What ONE key ingredient makes a web or blog
successful?
What one aspect do all successful sites have in
common?
MY tentative answer: they meet the needs of users.
There are so many types of si
Most amateurs are using a DV converter and taking the video in through
firewire.
My company uses the Osprey 560 from Viewcast:
http://www.viewcast.com/products/osprey.html
Their more inexpensive card are quite good. You'll need some very fast
drives to capture raw AVI. We use Medea RAID arrays
Check your printer options. I've had printers that had the ability to do
what ClickBooks does. I used to have ClickBooks years ago of well.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://wiserways.com
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I pro
What do you mean by " IE won't do sub lists"? I use multilevel lists all
the time.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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From: Joseph Harris
Thanks for the demo (and the approval). I was trying to use
I produce a number of small booklets - A5 size - and have a program called
ClickBook from Blue Squirrel that works out from a Word document which page
goes on the back of which at the time or printing.
Does anyone have any other similar programs they can recommend? I was going
to upgrade but th
forwarding this from last night, which somehow did not get posted to the list
> > My objections are actually along the lines of the fact that tags
> > are usually a byproduct of sloppy coding practices.
>
> counterexample:
>
> there was an old man from nantucket
> who kept his teeth in a bucke
[ out of context ]
> because IE won't do sub-lists.
sure it will
rudy
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Stephen,
Thanks for the demo (and the approval). I was trying to use lists for
links in my new site but have abandoned it; the reason is shown by looking
at the demo in IE and FF (also because IE won't do sub-lists. I know
there are answers but my learning time is now very curtailed.
The di
Patrick,
I added the doctype yesterday after I realised there wasn't one - I did the
site way back, so I can't remember why I didn't put them on. I imagine I
was working to 3.2 rather than 4.0.
I see all pages with are affected; if you can spend the time to check
the code it would be a great
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> Nothing wrong with the markup
>
> unless
> the poem
> were
> written
> like this
sorry, drew, maybe i'm not gettin
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