One thing I can't quite seem to work out - if I have two s
floating next to each other - two columns say, both with 1 pixel
outlines - how can I get the column heights to match if they have
different amounts of content?
I've got a horrible feeling I'm asking something *really* obvious ...
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Thanks all for your help!
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Umm - actually, if you're connected to the 'net on your Palm, you can
enter
a URL and browse away to your heart's content (Channels menu -> Open
Page...).
from memory the main restriction is that it requires an HTML meta
I can absolutely vouch for jEdit which I'm using to write PHP, HTML,
CSS, SQL, etc ..., on Mac OS X 10.2.8 on a B/W G3, so a system already
on the slow side. It's performance is somewhat slow (again on my
already slow system) for some things e.g. for scrolling through a large
document, but
Umm - actually, if you're connected to the 'net on your Palm, you can enter
a URL and browse away to your heart's content (Channels menu -> Open
Page...).
from memory the main restriction is that it requires an HTML meta tag in the
header of the document to tell it that it will be able to display
AvantGo only allows you to sync with various websites that provide an AvantGo feed.
AvantGo is not a browser, it just uses the browser on your devices OS to display your
AvantGo channels, AFAIK.
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From: Beau Lebens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 09, 20
// And also this one for Palm OS5 simulator, not sure if this has a browser
// to test with though
// http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/simulator/
If you can get that working, then you can install AvantGo
(http://www.avantgo.com/) which will provide you with browser functionality,
and as far as I'm
Emulators are very misleading as the browser rendering engine differs, they
are best suited for application testing. Front end should always be checked
on a device.
If the site is for Pocket IE, perhaps check it on a browser with JS and CSS
support turned off and resize window to 208x320.
However
I use Visual Slick Edit and Eclipse with the Web Studio plugin.
Code hinting is not really useful for HTML but very handy for java and
C/C++.
ChrisB
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--I'm about to do some testing for a website and curious to see how it
looks through a PDA. My major problem --is I don't have a PDA to test
with..
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--Do does anyone know if there is a free PDA "emulator" I could use for
a Windows PC?
I was looking for one of these as well, I found this no
I've been using UltraEdit for years and still have not found anything that
allows me to work as comfortably as it does.
Like others have said, I don't like the code hinting stuff - it just gets
in my way.
Gary Menzel
Web Development Manager
IT Operations Brisbane -+- ABN AMRO Morgans Limited
Le
There is the MS Pocket PC development kit which includes an emulator, but I'm not sure
if that is going to help you. What you need is something that emulates Pocket IE and
Palm OS browsers etc. and I've never been able to find one. Maybe you could rent a
PDA for a little while?
gl.
Miles.
Hi everyone..
I'm about to do some testing for a website and curious to see how it
looks through a PDA. My major problem is I don't have a PDA to test
with..
Do does anyone know if there is a free PDA "emulator" I could use for a
Windows PC?
Many thanks!
Ralph
Homesite (+ topstyle if I'm stuck).
Cheers
Mark
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vi in console mode
PHPEd v2
EditCSS extension for Firebird is brilliant altho doesn't support css in
https://... pages
HTH
James
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On 8-Jan-04, at 7:17 AM, Justin French wrote:
BBEdit Lite here for everything -- HTML, JS, CSS -- the whole lot.
Starting to make more and more use of the stationary (templates), and
will eventually get around to buying the full version I guess.
It's worth noting that BBEdit Lite, while still
On 8-Jan-04, at 5:03 AM, Universal Head wrote:
Can I ask what people use as their coding app? I'm demoing BBEdit but
there are some things I find annoying about it. Sometimes I use GoLive
in source view, and for CSS I'm using John's Style Master more and
more. But are there any other good opt
We are thinking about this, the problem is that many people have sigs with
their url in them and other people post links to sites with their questions.
If we automate the link stripping, we'll get those too.
I suggest (actually Russ did) we make sure we post the links in the
resources area so that
I have found the best program to be SOURCEEDIT
Its freeware...
It has syntax highlighting for PHP, CSS, PERL, Visual Basic, XML ant a
lot more... (you can make your own - you select what words are TAGS, Tag
elements, Procedures, operators, comments etc...)
Its got TABBED dialogue display!
And it
Universal Head wrote:
Can I ask what people use as their coding app? I'm demoing BBEdit but
there are some things I find annoying about it. Sometimes I use GoLive
in source view, and for CSS I'm using John's Style Master more and more.
But are there any other good options? (I'm on a Mac).
JEdit
On Thursday, January 8, 2004, at 09:03 PM, Universal Head wrote:
Can I ask what people use as their coding app? I'm demoing BBEdit but
there are some things I find annoying about it. Sometimes I use GoLive
in source view, and for CSS I'm using John's Style Master more and
more. But are there a
Can I ask what people use as their coding app? I'm demoing BBEdit but
there are some things I find annoying about it. Sometimes I use GoLive
in source view, and for CSS I'm using John's Style Master more and
more. But are there any other good options? (I'm on a Mac).
You could also try SubEtha
Give skEdit 3.3 a try, there's a trial version or pay US$20, I think
it's worth it - http://www.skti.org/
Also Web Minimalist is simple text editor for Mac OS X with inbuilt
preview using the Safari engine. No frills on this one but it's free.
http://www.emlyn.net/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_
Can I ask what people use as their coding app? I'm demoing BBEdit but
there are some things I find annoying about it. Sometimes I use
GoLive in source view, and for CSS I'm using John's Style Master more
and more. But are there any other good options? (I'm on a Mac).
Hope this isn't OT.
Cheers
Here is an update
http://hinterlands.com.au/testing/fluid_div.html
http://hinterlands.com.au/testing/fluid_div.css
Adding position : absolute to the body container helped quite a bit ;)
ChrisB
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