Hi woric.
> My question is will the voting results will be kept secret
> until the voting
> finishes, or will they be known before voting closes so we
> can change our
> vote accordingly?
Hmmm democracy... I wonder how an election for the leader of a country would
go if the results were tabulated
Thanks James,
Yeah, I get that. It's just that in the example file it shows the legend
taking the place of the label - do you reckon that is still correct, or
should their be a label for each input/group of inputs even if the
fieldset only has one question?
I guess the question is 'does the legend
Hi James
The legend tag is most useful for grouping fieldset sections of forms,
the label tag describes only one input element.
I've put this to use on sydney.ug.php.net
HTH
James
James Gollan wrote:
Just looking through my archives for some info on forms and found this.
I
> As mentioned a week or so ago, We are introducing a design competition for
> members.
Russ,
Excellent news about the competition, however I have a question about the
voting system.
You say "All members will only be allowed one vote (though you can change
your vote). "
My question is will the
Accessibility checklist:
http://www.yourusabilityresource.com/2004/03/accessibility_c.html
Evaluating web site accessibility: seven steps
http://www.csun.edu/cod/conf/2004/proceedings/203.htm
March for web standards
http://hownow.brownpau.com/misc/m4west.html
Four new Zen Garden entries:
http://
Just looking through my archives for some info on forms and found this.
I am wondering about the use of the legend tag in the first example
(http://www.amonline.net.au/sand/using/survey.htm) to set out the
question. Would this be better suited/more semantically correct in the
label tag? I guess I a
I think there must be something wrong with your email service Darian because
I haven't seen it yet. And it's the day AFTER tomorrow already.
Cheers
Mike Kear
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Sorry. Everytime I reply it takes a long time to appear in the thread. I
dunno if it's my mail service or what, but that message I wrote didn't
appear for ages. (>_<)
...you might see this one by tomorrow?? :P and by that time maybe it's
also on the discussion board (-_-; )
Darian Cabot
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Hi Kevin,
It looks like you have problems in more than just NS6 Mac. I'm seeing
overlapping content in Firefox 0.8PC as well.
Looking at your CSS, I see some incorrect syntax and missing punctuation.
You might try validating the CSS and XHTML as a place to start eliminating
problems such as these
Hi Wsg,
I'm new to css and xml but am starting to get into it.
A page im working on exhibits a placement problem when the viewed in
navigator 6-mac.
The page works well in ie 5-mac.
Does netscape have problems with some positioning values?
The only work around I can think of is doing to sets of
I also looked at the page at (1280x1024) and the text is overlapping the
photo. Is that intentional?
> Hi! I tested your website and it's looking nice ;)
>
> One problem though, I viewed the "about us" in 1024 X 768 resolution and
> it looked fine, however, in anything less (e.g. 800 X 600) the pa
Good evening Vaska,
It was foretold that on 2-4-2004 @ 15:31:23 GMT+0200 (which was
15:31:23 where I live) Vaska . WSG would write:
VW> But the sticky part is that I don't want it to add the extra line
VW> space. I'm not sure of the best way to do this.
Have you tried this:
.cl {
If your in need of a clearing div what you might want to try is this
// non breaking space used for older browsers
#cDiv{
clear: left;
height: 1px;
overflow: hidden /* used for ie */
}
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Hi Justin,
Studies on this topic seem pretty scarce. The only one I'm aware of
is http://psychology.wichita.edu/surl/usabilitynews/51/menu.htm
Unfortunately for you it doesn't show a statistically relevant
difference in users perceptions of either, "Perceived
Disorientation", "Perceived Ease of
El vie, 02-04-2004 a las 15:31, Vaska.WSG escribió:
> I hate to ask a dumb question, but I can't find any information about
> this altough I'm pretty sure I've read about this someplace.
>
> What I'm trying to do is use
>
>
>
> .cl {
> clear:both;
> }
>
We use to do
hr {clear:both
Try Andy Budd's method explained here:
http://www.andybudd.com/archives/2003/12/css_crib_sheet_2_clearing_floats/
.clear {
clear: both;
height: 0;
}
Vaska.WSG wrote:
I hate to ask a dumb question, but I can't find any information about
this altough I'm pretty sure I've read about this somepla
It is hard to tell without seeing what you are trying to achieve. From a
purists perspective, you should try and apply the clear to the item below,
rather than create a meaningless div.
One way around your problem MAY be to add a rule like:
{
clear: both;
font-size: 1px;
}
This will remove carria
I hate to ask a dumb question, but I can't find any information about
this altough I'm pretty sure I've read about this someplace.
What I'm trying to do is use
.cl {
clear:both;
}
But the sticky part is that I don't want it to add the extra line
space. I'm not sure of the best way t
(Thank-you to Russ for allowing me to post this)
Just letting you know about the launch of an accessible, standards based e-commerce platform and
product catalogue called Karova Store.
Karova Store leverages a pure XML architecture rather than a relational database, presentation is
controlled t
This thread has already been moved offlist to the discussion room:
http://discuss.webstandardsgroup.org/archives/09.htm
Please do not continue this thread onlist
Russ
> I agree Leo, programming takes a logical mind. Art takes a creative mind.
> However there is a grey area, and I believe tha
> My reply didn't show the full quote... so here it is for those who will
> accuse me of taking it out of context.
>
>>> Art is best left
>>> to people that have a knack for it. But again, anyone can learn to
>>> program.
>
> *
> The discussion li
Hi! I tested your website and it's looking nice ;)
One problem though, I viewed the "about us" in 1024 X 768 resolution and
it looked fine, however, in anything less (e.g. 800 X 600) the padding was
a bit overwhelming! (>_<) The paragraph became a bit to skinny.
Apart from that it was clear and c
This is very much off topic.
For the CF stuff with IIS you should probably join the Daemon list called
CFAUSSIE (http://lists.daemon.com.au). However, we install CF under IIS
all the time and have no trouble - just follow the prompts.
For the IIS and Apache sharing PHP - a PHP list would be bett
As mentioned a week or so ago, We are introducing a design competition for
members.
The WSG site was designed and built very quickly when we first started up 12
months ago. It is in desperate need of a make-over, in front end design as
well as structure.
We would like to give WSG members the cha
Brian
This is a Web Standards list. Please read the guidelines (See
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can't be posted here.
If you need help installing PHP or Coldfusion there are better places to
find it. Posts such as how PHP and Coldfusion output web s
I had a wipeout on a hard drive that went south so I replaced the drive and
loaded Windows Server 2K3. I have just installed Apache on my production
machine and run it alongside IIS 6 (which is running port 8080)
I am also wanting to install Coldfusion, but that is next.
My question is...
I have
Or gang-green?
> people and put them off. How about a soothing blue or a clinical green?
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Considering the site is about surgery, I'd steer clear of red
altogether!
Really bad choice there, unless you are deliberately trying to unnerve
people and put them off. How about a soothing blue or a clinical green?
Andy Budd
http://www.message.uk.com/
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