There you go
http://www.w3.org/2004/Talks/dj-we04-edugov/
On Sat, 4 Sep 2004 15:39:04 +1000, Web Usability
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> Hi
>
> Did anyone write down the url for the excellent presentation Dean Jackson
> gave at the WE04 session on Thursday Sept 2.
>
> Thanks
> Roger
>
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Hi
Did anyone write down the url for the excellent presentation Dean Jackson
gave at the WE04 session on Thursday Sept 2.
Thanks
Roger
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Chris Stratford wrote:
Hey List,
Just wondering - an
Hey List,
Just wondering - anyone have any idea what this is?
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Hi Seona,
Mozilla has really good DOM resources http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/
This might be specifically what you want
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/dom_el_ref4.html#1027595
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Seona Bellamy wrote:
Hi guys,
An
Seona,
Is there good reason not to use CSS psuedo classes such as :hover etc?
(http://www.htmldog.com/guides/cssintermediate/pseudoclasses/)
I guess you're doing something more complex than the example below...
On Sat, 2004-09-04 at 08:28, Michael Nelson wrote:
> Hmm... not sure about a tutorial
Hmm... not sure about a tutorial, but adapting Patrick Griffaths DOM
example for avoiding email spam at
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/63.php
would give something like:
function changeClass(id, newclass){
elementToChange = document.getElementById(id);
elementToChange.setAttribute("c
Vaska,
Without seeing your problem (to see if other css rules have affected it) it
sounds like the 5 pixels you are talking about is space for characters that
require acutes, umlauts etc. Some browsers allow space for the full height
of these slightly taller characters within the paragraph box, ot
Hi guys,
Anyone know where I can find a good, easy to follow online tutorial on using
the DOM to control elements on a webpage? Specifically, I need to change the
class of an element to a different class.
Cheers,
Seona.
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hi Daniela,
I use some JavaScript for a scroll inside the page that only works in
Microsoft IE. How kan I check my sites about how far they (don't!)
meet these standards, and does anyone know a browser-compatible
solution for such a scroll?
you can use "overflow:auto;" on a div which results in scr
Hi everyone
I'm having some trouble validating this page. We just put this most recent version
online and I'm starting to do the nitty gritty work. Ignore the style sheets for now,
this weekend is the big style-sheet-work-o-rama.
http://v4.csatravelprotection.com
There are several problems that
I have an image that I'm dropping into a paragraph that I want to align
to the left and wrap the text around it. Easy enough...
Now, this does the job but the top of the image is about 5 pixels above
the top of the line. I can easily adjust this with margin or padding,
but is there a better
I'm 100% with Andy on this one. My coding style (pun intended) usually
falls into the source ordered approach (i.e. the ID selectors will be
found in the CSS in the same order that they appear in the HTML
document).
I'll do grouping of "helper" classes as well, as I use them as sort of
utilities.
I agree Mark, While I would love to have the excuse to go to Sydney its a
bit of a longshot and I dont think anyone will believe me.
However, your thoughts on a UK/North European event. I would be happy to
take that further. Aynone interested in becoming involved care to email me
offline and we ca
Mark Harwood wrote:
Yeah We really need summat like this in the UK!
Fancy increasing you GeekEnd's a bit Andy? ;)
Well there has been talk so you never know what may be happening next
year ;-)
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Mark Harwood wrote:
> Yeah We really need summat like this in the UK!
Maybe there come over some Norwegians as well .With 3wsg members or so in
Norway, we don't have enough people yet ;)
But there are som discussions on starting a almost simular group in Norway,
wich we really needs.
Most web de
Well said. Last night was really well organised. And the topics were
very well chosen with live examples! Big thanks to Russ, Peter, John,
Maxine and all others behinds the scenes that made sure the operation
went on smoothly.
I just wanted to express my thanks so here goes:
http://www.karmakars.c
Andy,
If you're based in Oz however you'd be a fool to miss it.
Why, though? The calibre of the people looks fantastic, but would it be
worth spending $750 to see them?
I really would love to go if I was convinced that it would advance my
web building knowledge hugely, more than (say) this maili
Yeah We really need summat like this in the UK!
Fancy increasing you GeekEnd's a bit Andy? ;)
Mark Harwood
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Sean wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a common way of listing styles in CSS? I
don't mean the order of a:hover a: visited, or the order of
specification. I am thinking more of some logical order that would be
helpful to anyone else working on stylesheets I have created.
Are you meaning in a m
> From: Andy Budd
> Web Essentials 04 looks like is turning out to be one killer event. I
> wish it was a little closer to home so I could make it.
Yup, same thoughts here...
Patrick
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Web Essentials 04 looks like is turning out to be one killer event. I
wish it was a little closer to home so I could make it. Everybody says
Doug is an excellent speaker, and I'd really like to see Dave Shea as
well. Add to that the likes of Joe Clarke, John, Russ and the rest of
the Aussie cre
Morning Sean,
I tend to set mine out like below:
#element {
width : 768px ; height : auto ;
margin : 0px ; padding : 0px ;
background : #99cc00 ; color : #ccff00 ;
display : block ; float : left ;
}
anything else get bunged in at the bottom, but i always start
with the first 4 (width,height,mar
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