On Saturday, March 6, 2004, at 11:28 AM, Martin Chapman wrote:
Just a quick question regarding the Bobby accessibility site. I am
currently working on a site to convert to standards/validation specs.
However, 99% of the site is user/password protected. I get round W3C
validating the protected
thanks Russ and Andy, I forgot about having to tell browsers to style
body{} , all pages displaying properly and flush with browser window
edges now :-)
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russ weakley wrote:
Andy is correct. Browsers all have their own default margin or padding that
must be
Some interesting comments already:
http://www.webstandardsawards.com/previous/aiga_atlanta.html#comments
The first comment is simply opinion on the design, but the second comment
mentions some good accessibility issues that should be considered.
Russ
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> Forget CSS Vault, I already awarded it on
Forget CSS Vault, I already awarded it on Web
Standards Awards! :-]
http://www.webstandardsawards.com/
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I run a small hosting company, and for the
life of me I can’t see what difference it makes to them whether you have
absolute or relative links. They provide the disk space and bandwidth and you
fill it with your own files. What does it matter to them how you arrange your
links? I don't
Peter Firminger spoke the following on 6/03/2004 12:26 PM EST:
Relative vs Absolute Links
I agree with James first answer. Change hosts! I can see absolutely no
reason for this apart from an idiot ISP. Speaking of idiot ISPs... Was it
TPG (http://www.tpg.com.au/help_desk/activate.html - This form i
Hi Nate,
Welcome to the list. Open critiques on this list are great - as long as
feedback is helpful rather than abrasive. :)
Criticism or praise?
How about some praise:
I have only looked at the front page but I think it's an excellent example
of a web standards based portal. The main page has
And I'll add a bit:
> > Forms on Websites
> > Is there a good place that explains/makes available the coding
> > involved for putting simple forms on sites? My programming
> knowledge
> > doesn't go beyond css, xhtml and using JavaScript nuggets, but I've
> > always wanted to be able to put contac
>
> Hyperlinking URIs and email addresses in plain text emails is
> handled by the
> client (e.g. Outlook) so there is no need.
>
Let me add to that. With a URI , starting with http:// or www. should kick
in a link. For a site like webstandardsgroup.org (which doesn't ever use
www.) you would need
Hello Peter
Here's my thoughts:
Universal Head wrote:
Forms on Websites
Is there a good place that explains/makes available the coding
involved for putting simple forms on sites? My programming knowledge
doesn't go beyond css, xhtml and using JavaScript nuggets, but I've
always wanted to be a
Hyperlinking URIs and email addresses in plain text emails is handled by the
client (e.g. Outlook) so there is no need.
HTML or Rich text email is a real problem. If you get a digest version of
most lists you get the raw code in the digest version as it is mixed format
and text takes precedence (m
Carl
You should be able to do a blah://blah.blah.tld in the text and the
client *should* be smart enough to pick up that this is hyperlink and
display it as "hot". The Mozilla clients and Eudora do this.
Additionally adding mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *should* be rendered by the
browser as a mail
Kim
In what way do you want to float it vertically? If you want to sit a box
in the vertical middle of another box, set its top and bottom margin to
be the same:
--
top margin
box
---
bottom margin
-
margin : 30px 0px;
vertical-align : midd
Hi All
Just a quick question regarding the Bobby accessibility site. I am
currently working on a site to convert to standards/validation specs.
However, 99% of the site is user/password protected. I get round W3C
validating the protected pages with Firefox's Web Developer extension
(Validate L
Hello fellow pit miners!
I have a couple of questions that have plagued me lately - feel free to ignore these if they are too OT, but if not, perhaps someone can shine a lamp into the dark corners of my ignorance ... so to speak ...
Forms on Websites
Is there a good place that explains/makes avai
Andy is correct. Browsers all have their own default margin or padding that
must be removed if you want your content butting hard against the browser
window edges. B aware that different browsers use different methods. More
here:
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/body/
Russ
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>> Any idea
Hi,
Before I start out on a project I would like to know if it's possible to
float a mainwrapper vertical?
If so... what about browser support (Version 5+ browsers)
Thank you and have a nice weekend
Kim
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Hi all --
I'm new here, and curious if opening up a site to critique is inside the purview of this list. Having recently launched the AIGA Atlanta site, trying to rely completely on standards and semantic markup, I'm still working on figuring out all the "best practices" and what kind of trade-off
I understand your saying that you should use text as much as possible
when generating e-mails. Is it possible to send links in a text e-mail
and have them be "hot"? That seems to be the main thing I use HTML in an
e-mail for.
James Ellis wrote:
... Use of plain text is highly recommended.
Lorenzo
r u italian?
Your name sounds like an italian name.
I need to know someone in italy who concern with ws.
:-) nicola
-Messaggio originale-
Da: Lorenzo Gabba | Quirk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: venerdì 5 marzo 2004 15.32
A: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: Re: [WSG] Email S
Any ideas why? Im puzzled because the CSS & XHTML 1.0 transitional code
validates and all widths are set to 100% with no margins or padding on
the top, left, right of any of the page layout DIV's
If you set the margin on the body to zero everything goes the way you
want it to go, I think. All t
On Friday 05 March 2004 09:37, Peter wrote:
> Hi Lorenzo,
>
> Firstly thanks for joining! You wrapped up one of the two continents we
> were missing in our members. Only Antarctica to go now (I think?).
Thanks a bunch James/Peter. I'll take your recommendations to heart.
Actually, I'm a big prop
Manuel González Noriega wrote:
FWIW, yesterday we put kalsey's tabs to work at http://derallyes.com
(homepage,top box) The site's in spanish, but that shouldn't make
checking the tabs functionality any harder ;)
Great work.
Now, what we'd really like to have is to enhance the tabs for js enabled
U
I would appreciate any css/design tips for 2 sites I have just revamped
from table & css layouts to pure css & almost pure css layouts respectively
Graphics, colours, style & creative layouts etc are not my speciality
but i've tried to make the sites look different from the run of of the
mill colum
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Tonico,
I guess they don't use lists for the top navigation because it is
horizontal and they want to keep it simple.
Well, why ever they did it, it's not an argument for or against lists, I think. (Also, they don't use subnavigations)
You're right it's not an ar
thanks Stefan .. turned out that adding "float: left" to the "content"
div did the trick as well as setting margin:0; at #pagecontainer
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Neerav,
try to add margin:0; at #pagecontainer
Greetings
Stefan
G'day Peter
Thanks a lot for your comments. It's hard to find anyone who'll talk
bluntly to you when you work alone like I do.
You caught me being insufficiently careful with my language. But my point
was at this stage, does it really matter that much if there's a part of the
site that's not
Hello Neerav,
try to add margin:0; at #pagecontainer
Greetings
Stefan
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El vie, 05-03-2004 a las 00:54, Hugh Todd escribió:
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> Tonico,
>
> > I need to support IE/Mac, so what would you recommend me to do?
>
> Did you have a look at this one, posted by Manuel González Noriega? It
> seems to work in IE 5 Mac, for whatever reason:
>
> http://kalsey.com/tools/csstab
Hi
Can anyone figure out why
http://www.bhatt.id.au/testindex.php and
http://www.bhatt.id.au/testcontactme.php
display perfectly in IE, Opera, and but in Firefox 0.8, Mozilla 1.7a,
and Safari 1.2 display with a blank line above the horizontal navbar
the relevant stylesheet is at http://www.bhat
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: Peter Firminger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Verzonden: vrijdag 5 maart 2004 8:38
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> PS: While I'm at it a quick member country count...
> [...]
> Netherlands 1
> [...]
> The Netherlands 2
> [...]
Mmm... :)
> Total 309 members in 35 countries
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