RE: [WSG] Two form styling problems

OK so I added a single keystroke to the html and two keystrokes to the CSS, and in areas not related to the problem, and uploaded them. The changes have made no difference. I still have the problem. So can anyone see why these problems appear? Cheers Mike Kear Windsor, NSW, Australia AFP Webwor

[WSG] Two form styling problems

I’m styling a form on a new site, and have two problems that perhaps you knowledgeable people can help me with:   Form is at http://koalaframing.com.au/contactus.cfm ,  style sheet is at http://koalaframing.com.au/styles/koalaframing.css     [A] I’m puzzled at why my submit button ha

Re: [WSG] Duplicate buttons

I have found that having multiple submit buttons can cause problems for screen reader users. A possible solution is to place the both submit buttons at the bottom of the form (within the code) and use CSS to position one of the buttons in the middle/or wherever (visually) of the form. As screenr

Re: [WSG] Sliding doors and Mac IE5.2

I've been told that it breaks in Mac/IE5 into something like this... left tab img - the link - right tab img. Is it possible to get it right in Mac/IE5.2? It looks fine to me in Mac IE 5.2.3 -- but then so do the Sliding Doors tabs used at bloglines.com, and I know that on my home computer, the

Re: [WSG] Duplicate buttons

Unfortunately browser like lynx ignore tabindices, and some older versions of Mozilla get it wrong and make it impossible to tab to anything which doesn't have a tabindex as soon as you use elements with tabindex. Moreover, especially on long forms, even if you could rely on tabindex, you'd sta

Re: [WSG] Sliding doors and Mac IE5.2

I'm not sure if this is on or off topic. If it's off topic my apologies. I'm using the ALA tab menu (sliding doors) as my main nav. Now I've been told that it breaks in Mac/IE5 into something like this... left tab img - the link - right tab img. Is it possible to get it right in Mac/IE5.2? Hey, I

RE: [WSG] Can someone help me figure out some semantic mark-up, please?

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Behalf Of Nick Gleitzman > > Seona, depending on the doctype you're using, ID's that are just > numbers won't validate. They need to start with an alpha character - > for XHTML 1 Strict, at least. But there again,

Re: [WSG] Sliding doors and Mac IE5.2

Hi Vicky and Nick, Thanks for your feedback. I really appreciate it. Kim Vicki Berry wrote: Hi Kim. :-) Your sliding doors look fine in my MacIE5.2, OSX 10.3.5. The icons in the content area, however, take on a stepped effect (like formatted nested code, for example - as if there's increased in

Re: [WSG] Sliding doors and Mac IE5.2

On Sunday, Aug 29, 2004, at 17:08 Australia/Sydney, Kim Kruse wrote: I'm using the ALA tab menu (sliding doors) as my main nav. Now I've been told that it breaks in Mac/IE5 into something like this... left tab img - the link - right tab img. Is it possible to get it right in Mac/IE5.2? Hi Kim Yo

Re: [WSG] Sliding doors and Mac IE5.2

Hi Kim. :-) Your sliding doors look fine in my MacIE5.2, OSX 10.3.5. The icons in the content area, however, take on a stepped effect (like formatted nested code, for example - as if there's increased indentation before each one for the first three, then goes back to left alignment for the fou

[WSG] Sliding doors and Mac IE5.2

Hi, I'm not sure if this is on or off topic. If it's off topic my apologies. I'm using the ALA tab menu (sliding doors) as my main nav. Now I've been told that it breaks in Mac/IE5 into something like this... left tab img - the link - right tab img. Is it possible to get it right in Mac/IE5.2? T