Hi Nick
Try:
H1 {position: relative;}
This might help; I came up against the same problem in IE6 and found
that this fixed the problem.
Jeff
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I agree with James that you might need to re-look at
the way you are doing this, but I think a better way to accomplish it would be
to style a list. Therefore you won't run into any adjacent link problems with
accessibility validation - (WCAG 1.0 AAA - point
10.3)
Anyway here’s a link t
I agree - you could also create a DOM script that would look for a tag
of "input" with an attribute type="submit" and then add a class to it
i.e. class="submit"
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Hi Martin
If it is a "Heading" yes it's semantic, if not - it's not semantic.
If it's not a heading I would probable use something like this:
March 23 - 2004
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Hi Darian
This article might answer your questions
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sizematters/
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This page shows how you can target just
IE5 for Mac:
http://www.sam-i-am.com/work/sandbox/css/mac_ie5_hack.html
hope this helps.
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Hi Martin
I've just tried it and go to "Options">"Settings" then click on "Browse"
and there is an option to select "use Netscape" (will use the mozilla
engine if you don't have Netscape.
Hope this helps
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Title: Image replacement
Here’s
a link to one that uses that type:
http://www.mezzoblue.com/archives/2003/12/12/accessible_i/#c002804
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In the frameset you'll need to add this attribute: scrolling="no" -
although it would be preferable not to use frames at all.
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I would still like to know
Cheers
Just wondering if you know that you can make navigation items stay fixed
in one position (which used to be the main reason for using frames),
without using frames. i.e. http://www.saila.com/usage/layouts/
I would be really interested to find out why you have to
Try this: html>body .cssbtn{vertical-align:0px;}
I'm pretty sure this will fix it.
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Hi Justin
I'm running XP with Firefox 0.8 and I'm not getting any of the problems you are, so I'm stumped.
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Hi all,
I'm playing around
Title: Message
Hi Taco
For starters you can’t have “,”
within your statement i.e. it should be:
padding: 14px 0 0 0;
and I think you want the padding to be 9% from the left side is that
correct?
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Hi Justin, I know what you mean.
Here's a good place to start.
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Sorry mate, here's the URL:
http://www.d.umn.edu/itss/support/Training/Online/webdesign/navigation.h
tml#menus
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Hi Darian
This is both an accessible and valid method:
new window
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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
Sorry I can't replicate the problem - Firefox 1.0 on XP and Mac
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On 24/11/04 9:59 AM, "Web Usability" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A frien
I would use the CITE tag, Cite: contains a citation or a reference to
other sources (http://www.w3.org/TR/html4?struct/text.html#h-9.2.1)
if this is what you're after.
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On 17/12/04 4:05 PM, "Andy Kirkwood | MOTIVE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> SEMANTIC MARKUP FOR PUBLICATION TITLES
>
They are both equal, because of the comma separation.
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On 15/12/04 9:46 AM, "John Allsopp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps someone has seen, or has a definitive answer to this question
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> which has the highe
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