What is ecma?
Standards organisation:
http://www.ecma-international.org/
of which...
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-262.htm
...is the standard for ECMAScript scripting language which is
essentially javascript standardised. Flash's actionscript is also based
on i
Nelson:
I took a look at your site - www.stop design. If I click on View
-larger or largest, the text from the right side of the page enlarges and spills
onto the text in the middle of the page. It does not look really bad but
it does cause a bit of a reading problem.
I don't know if text
Trying to conform to Priority 2 for that.
I must have done something wrong with the JS in my html. I'll try again.
With Regards
Jaime Wong
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Just like what you see here http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html :)
With Regards
Jaime Wong
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Well isnt that what makes life's rich tapestry so interesting. We make
choices, and we live with whatever flows from that, good or bad.
As they say in the home of my favourite kind of music -
bluegrass - "you go to your church and i'll go to mine, and we'll walk along
together."What counts is wheth
CB2
Wow thanks for that GREAT link!
As soon as I read how to pull it all off, I set it up on my site!
www.neester.com/tdir
Looks the same, works teh same, validates the same... but it validates
with target="_blank"
thanks a lot!
Chris Stratford
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Http://www.neester.com
Cb
Hi Michael
> Navigating anywhere in Microsoft's site is a nightmare. You go down a maze
> of links until its almost impossible to work your way back where you came
> from.
Is this an argument against the usefulness of the back button (or the
navigation metaphor entirely)? If Microsoft chose to o
Heya Jaime,
define multi rollovers?
Benjamin
>
>
> Hi Benjamin
>
> What is ecma?
>
> Can what you proposed be used for multi-rollovers?
>
> I could use Meyer's
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html
> but not sure if it is stable enough for projects.
>
>
>
> With Regar
Jaime Wong wrote:
Hi Kristof I tried doing that in the html but the JS fails to work. I think
I need to change the JS itself but I do not know how to. These are the
common image JS DW which I have in my JS file.
Odd, I just tried it in my copy of DW and it worked.
Are you shure you're not expecting
Nelson,
Content of the right sidebar spills over into the center obscuring
part of the text.
MS internet explorer 6. on Win98SE with text set to "largest".
Oops! Just tried it with largest text in IE 6.0 SP1 on Win98SE, I got
the
same problem, the right sidebar spills into the center. Diff
Tim said "Check out XHTML target module:". You can see a tutorial about
this, posted a while ago at the Webmates forum:
http://excellentsite.org/agroup/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=36&foru
m=1
Direct link to the tutorial by Eva Lindqvist:
http://www.swedishgoldenretrievers.net/targetmodu
Darian Cabot spoke the following wise words on 18/04/2004 1:29 PM EST:
I would like to open a link in a new window. I used to use target="_blank"
attribute, but that isn't xhtml strict. Can anyone enlighten me on a xhtml
strict method? as I'd like my pages to verify ^^
Check out XHTML target module
Hi Benjamin
What is ecma?
Can what you proposed be used for multi-rollovers?
I could use Meyer's http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html but not sure if it is stable enough for projects.
With Regards
Jaime Wong
~~
SODesires Design Team
http
Hi Kristof I tried doing that in the html but the JS fails to work. I think I need to change the JS itself but I do not know how to. These are the common image JS DW which I have in my JS file.
function MM_preloadImages() { //v3.0 var d=document; if(d.images){ if(!d.MM_p) d.MM_p=new Arr
The only way I can think of doing it off the top of my head is to use some
ecma and css
onfocus="this.className="onState"
onblur="this.className="offState"
.onState{
background: url(yourimageslocation/btn_onState.gif) no-repeat top left
}
.offState{
background: url(yourimageslocation/btn_offSt
Jaime Wong wrote:
Dreamweaver' common set of JS for rollover images are using 'onmouseover' i
e. MM_swapImage JS.
I wanted to make it more accessible by using 'onfocus=' but I do not know
how to work around it so that the JS will work.
[insert rant about DW's javascript here]
DW puts the onmous
Dreamweaver' common set of JS for rollover images are using 'onmouseover' i
e. MM_swapImage JS.
I wanted to make it more accessible by using 'onfocus=' but I do not know
how to work around it so that the JS will work.
Does anyone know where I could get some resources on this?
With Regards
Ja
> Many clients have been told time after time that "for external links
you
> should always open a new window" this is going to be a problem for
quite
> a while, until we can convince people this is not necessary, I believe
> that this or Justin's way of dealing with external links is a
practical
>
Patrick - A practical example which will serve to illustrate my point.
Go to the Microsoft.com site, and decide whether to install any update.
(Choose any of them, they're all just as bad as each other.) In order to
install this update, you have to have this other update installed. Oh... do
I h
I agree. My intention for opening links in new windows was for a very few
links. Only the feature website of the month as a sample to vistors. Oh,
and I will be giving the viewer the option to open the link in a new
window or in the current window, so no suprises there.
Thanks for all the help!
Hi Patrick
I think Michael is right, sometimes in life you have to do stuff that
isn't perfect.
In my example I had a TITLE attribute in the A link saying that it would
open a new window - someone with a screen reader would hear that the
link would open a new window, if they have disabled JavaScri
> You're right, Patrick, but life is a series of compromises. I spend a
lot
> of effort in getting users to my site, and I don't want to go sending
them
> away again with a link on my site. If they want to click on a link
> external to my site, they get a new window so their existing window
sta
You're right, Patrick, but life is a series of compromises. I spend a lot
of effort in getting users to my site, and I don't want to go sending them
away again with a link on my site. If they want to click on a link
external to my site, they get a new window so their existing window stays in
my
I'm using that one too.
But I had another script that needed to be run when the page loaded,
and then the scripts collided, so to speak.
So I had to call the functions from instead, which works fine.
Martin
On 18/4-2004, at 5.53, Justin French wrote:
On 18/04/2004, at 1:29 PM, Darian Cabot
> This is both an accessible and valid method:
Valid yes, but accessible?
I click on a link. I look at the page. I try to click on the back
button. "What? Why doesn't this work? Oh. Because it's opened in a new
window". Close window. Return to the site (and page) I want to be on.
This whole malark
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