Although there are some good tips in this thread, I'd be more worried about how the user is going to see the addresses, rather than how we structure our filesystems :)Some things that bug me about URIs:
page-name.some-technologyWhy does the user care if it's a php, html, asp or whatever file? Eith
As an idea, why not make the label for each field a link, which will provide contextual help on that item/field?I'd do some user testing to make sure it works, but it makes sense to me that following such a link would lead to information about that field. The advantage of this would be it reduces
Hi all,
I was wondering recently what is the best format to indicate file sizes when linking to a file.
For example:
My inclination is to use MB (Megabytes) where appropriate (ie. if the
file is greater than 0.01MB), and KB (Kilobytes) for files less than
0.01MB. My reasoning is that more use
Hi Kara,
Check out tip 1 in the sitepoint Top Ten CSS Tricks article:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/top-ten-css-tricks
As mentioned, block level elements default to 100% width unless
specified, so one (of many) ways to change this, would be to specify
"display: inline;".
Cheers,
Daniel Nitsc
There is something on this very topic in the WCAG:
http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10-HTML-TECHS/#lists
Cheers,
Daniel NitscheOn 9/21/05, Taco Fleur - Pacific Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any way to
make list look like
3.1 text
text
3.2 text text
3.3 text
text
3.4 text text
Inst
