I tested it with Fangs to see what a screen reader would probably say
and "The cat isin the kitchen" came out as "The cat is in the
kitchen".
Personally I don't leave a space before or after
I'd go for no space either side of the tag. According to the HTML spec,
the tag forces a line break,
I couldn't agree with you more. If a web designer believes they are
worth their salt then they should make their designs accessible on
devices when viewed at 800 x 600 pixels... it's a basic rule surely?
Me too. I like my sites to work well on mobile phones and PDAs too - where
a screen as bi
Jeremy,
How much JavaScript do you know?
Some, but not much. Mostly learnt from hacking other people's scripts to
get them to do what I want them to do. I spend more time Googling than
writing Javascript code from memory.
What kind of things about DOM Scripting need clarifying?
Exampl
While googling on the subject posted yesterday, I found
this: (http://www.truedoc.com/webpages/intro/index.html)
Has anyone used this service if so what is the consensus, barring the
in-line styling of the font tags of course?
No, I haven't used it, but I've just had a quick play.
It onl
Bitstream Vera Sans is nice, and free.
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Sadly this doesn't work in Opera 8.
Why should it?
For people who use Opera ;)
What I meant was, the page in question doesn't work in Opera 8.
They probably need to tweak their browser-sniffing or something, as, as
you say, Opera doesn't need anything special to display alpha-channel PNGs.
http://www.youngpup.net/2001/sleight
I don't remember what the problem was that I had with the behavior for
doing this, but I found this JavaScript and it works fine.
Sadly this doesn't work in Opera 8.
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Nanna,
Has any one encountered problems with IE when using
CSS style sheets?
Yes, _lots_!!
Do you have a DTD declaration at the top of your HTML? It can make quite
a difference to how IE works with CSS, especially with tables and
percentage font sizes. And older versions of IE do differ
Thanks Bert, but I'm finding that a simple import such as:
@import url("../CSS/primary.css");
What about - or are
you using the @import for browser-hacking reasons?
The CDATA is needed because you have quote characters, which aren't
allowed in XHTML apart from around tag attribute valu