Title: how would I do this?
I'm working at getting my site all correct (though are we OK with
transitional coding here - ie use of very simple tables - or is that a
no-no?), but I have a question about the right way to approach a part
of it.
Have a look at
http://universalhead.com/clients/tempim
makes a lot of sense. Definitely seems to be an effort to
improve readability.. Good stuff.
ChrisB
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On Tuesday, January 6, 2004, at 02:42 PM, Mark Stanton wrote:
Last time I paid attention (which was months ago) They were talking
about
use & elements to mark up content blocks.
I've been hoping for this for a *long* time. Excellent.
Justin French
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On Tuesday, January 6, 2004, at 02:09 PM, Cameron Adams wrote:
I can never understand why tags made it into the
XHTML spec, as they are pretty much presentation-only,
not structure.
It's a content separator -- and I think there's a need for it for sure
-- especially when viewing long pages with
I think strong & em will be merged but in particular does have semantic
meaning (rather than presentational).
These slugs are delicious.
These slugs are delicious.
Last time I paid attention (which was months ago) They were talking about
use & elements to mark up content blocks.
For example:
In that case, and would also miss out. I believe that there is
a need for a content separator in the structure of information and I can't
think of a better one than . Otherwise you would need to create
non-semantic equivalents to separate concepts in a document.
P
> -Original Message-
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The idea of XHTML1 was to make an exact copy of HTML4 but make more specific
syntax rules. I don't think this is 100% what happened but that's the logic
for it being in there. Expect it to be dropped for XHTML2 for the exact
reason you mentioned.
Cheers
Mark
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I can never understand why tags made it into the
XHTML spec, as they are pretty much presentation-only,
not structure.
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However, I believe it is {border: none;} as opposed to {border: 0;}
Maybe it works both ways, or maybe things have changed. Correct me if I am
wrong.
- Original Message -
From: "Lindsay Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 7:45 PM
Subject: R
> do i need to add any values in the css?
Here is a link on styling HR that will help:
http://www.sovavsiti.cz/css/hr.html
Gary Menzel
Web Development Manager
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Level 29, 123 Eagle Street BRISBANE QLD 4000
PH: 07 333 44 828 FX: 07 3834 0828
hey there crew, i'm having a cross-browser issue with styling
some hr tags. they look fine - ie. the dotted image displays - in
mozilla//firebird etc but in IE i just get a solid line. go here ->
http://conversantstudios.com.au/tests/omnus/
css is here -> http://conversantstudios.com.au/tests
Completely understand, please excuse my newbie ignorance. Still learning.
I'll fix all the problems ASAP!
Cheers
Peter
Hi Peter
Firstly - this is a public list. Anyone can sign up & all messages posted to
the list are archived online at
http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg%40webstandardsgroup.org/. If
Hi Peter
Firstly - this is a public list. Anyone can sign up & all messages posted to
the list are archived online at
http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg%40webstandardsgroup.org/. If you want to
keep something secret this list is not the place to do it.
I don't mean to come across as being to harsh,
Title: Small bug
The
confidentiality issue would be a problem for many ppl who want help on this
list. But its a bit of an annoyance to strip all the identifying logo's
and text from a design so I can safely post the URL to this
list...
-Original Message-From: Universal Head
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Title: Small bug
Hi
Peter,
Much obliged y'all. Hey, and work in progress exhibited on this list is
confidential, right?
Members of
the list would adhere to this I'm sure, but remember that the list is publicly
archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/wsg%40webstandardsgroup.org
Universal Head wrote:
> A small bug I can't seem to track down:
>
>
> http://universalhead.com/clients/jands/
>
>
> There's padding around the nav links that only appears in Mozilla and
> I can't seem to work out why ...
Looks to me like you just need border="0" on the images (or .nav a img
{bord
Title: Small bug
A small bug I can't seem to track down:
http://universalhead.com/clients/jands/
There's padding around the nav links that only appears in Mozilla
and I can't seem to work out why ...
Much obliged y'all. Hey, and work in progress exhibited on this
list is confidential, right?
Many thanks Lindsay. It'll be interesting to see if I can sort it out
(being a designer first and definitely a coder second) but it's good
info to have. Cheers!
Peter
Universal Head wrote:
Happy new year you crazy coders ...
I believe there was some code or an article for creating 'breadcrum
Hi all and Happy New Year :)
I'm currently implementing a new design for an existing site. The existing site
doesn't use any CSS for layout, but I have tried to use a 3-column layout generated by
Layoutomatic. The CSS files are a bit messy at this stage, so apologies to anyone who
ventures i
Universal Head wrote:
> Happy new year you crazy coders ...
>
> I believe there was some code or an article for creating 'breadcrumb'
> trails on a website. Anyone remember an article on this subject?
>
> Thanks
Probably the Evolt site:
PHP: http://www.evolt.org/article/Breadcrumbs_for_PHP_Lovers
Just read this one and found it quite shocking:
http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2004_01_05_index.html#107329348165573660
How come it IGNORES the CSS if it's not a Nokia-only DOCTYPE[1] or a
XHTML Basic[2] one? Wouldn't even XHTML Transitional work, or did I
miss something? Weird..
cheers,
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Happy new year you crazy coders ...
I believe there was some code or an article for creating 'breadcrumb'
trails on a website. Anyone remember an article on this subject?
Thanks
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My boss just sent this to me, I apologise for any double (or cross) posts.
http://www.computerworld.com/developmenttopics/development/webdev/story/0,10801,88727,00.html
Nice :)
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