Some useful links for general UI Design:
http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/1.0/index.html
http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/Essentials/AquaHIGuidelines/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnwue/html/welcome.asp
I haven't taken the time (yet) to go through some of these to
Hi Amit,
>My reasoning in doing this is that I donot wish users to download the
>graphic everytime.
I may be missing something - but just using an img tag would have the
same effect as the image will remain in the users cache.
Cheers,
Mark
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Hi Ian, I'm not a big fan of that approach - while it will allow your
pages to validate - after the javascript has run then the page will
still be invalid XHTML.
Unless there is a major reason to be XHTML then I normally use HTML
4.01 - even if only on the pages with flash included.
Mark Stanton
Hi Ian,
A bit late maybe but I recently did some browser testing on this:
http://markl.f2o.org/experiments/flashvars/
http://markl.f2o.org/experiments/FlashTransparent/
Mostly looking at functionality - but if you are using either
flashvars or transparency neither work properly.
Hope it helps.
Hi Justin,
You can also use the simpler event model and add the event as follows:
anchor.onclick = function(){
alert('anchor with rel clicked');
}
This works in both IE and Mozilla.
For more info on events in javascript the best resource I've found is
http://www.quirksmode.org
Cheers,
Mark
The smoothing of fonts is outside the scope of CSS - it is a Operating
System setting.
Different operating systems handle it differently - for example:
- OSX handles fonts beautifully and can make sites far easier to read.
- Linux handles fonts almost as good as OSX but not quite - but it is
defin
Test paragraph Test paragraph Test paragraph Test paragraph Test
paragraph Test paragraph Test paragraph Test paragraph Test paragraph Test
paragraph Test paragraph
Next paragraph
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I did today to
confirm my guesses that Mac browsers have problems standards compliant
flash (Satay or Hixie).
http://markl.f2o.org/blog/2004/06/flashvars-and-valid-html-dont-mix.html
Cheers,
Mark Lynch
PS - if the blog page looks messed up just reload it and it should fix it.
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d but when switching the core
(untitled) should still apply.
Here's a snippet
I've done a very quick test in IE6 and Mozilla and doesn't seem to have any
problems.
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The error messages from the validator can be a bit cryptic at times.
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Hi Rob,
One of the things I tend to use wherever I use a :hover is a similar :focus
(Not supported in IE) - this gives a similar effect when you are tabbing
over elements -
For an example see http://markl.f2o.org/ and keep hitting tab
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Hi Sam,
> the (default) setting of width:auto should make the box only large enough
to contain it's elements, right?
This is not correct - when the width is set to auto the box will fill out
to until it is limited by margins or the par
aven't tested)
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Wow - really looking forward to this - it's something that many of us
try to support without ever having used screen reader or even knowing a
blind person. I expect there will be a lot of learningand changes
in the aftermath.
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> Thanks Russ, Peter
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> Subject: Re: [WSG] z-indexing
>
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> >
> > Hi Simon,
> >
> > I had a play with the page you put up and h
splay of the submenu
from 'none' to 'block' which cause the appropriate submenu to display.
Another good example of the menus are at gazingus.org -
http://www.gazingus.org/html/Using_Lists_for_DHTML_Menus.html
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Hi Simon,
I had a play with the page you put up and have no solution (on Mozilla
for Linux anyway) but just thought I'd point out that the z-index
property is only valid for positioned elements - absolute, fixed and
relative - and should be ignored on static elements.
The code in your example
s that you must specify the same width for each
element.
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acity and all will be hunky dory. However, the IE method will
effectively exlude the use of an filter attribute in the CSS standards as
if it (or something like it) is ever implemented then it may not work the
same way as IE has implemented it.
Regards,
Mark Lynch
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ple.
Goes to show that the WSG list is getting a very wide distribution -
well done Russ and Peter, and have good christmas all.
Cheers,
Mark
russ weakley wrote:
A few weeks ago, Mark Lynch posted a great article to this list. It has now
spread to a number of high profile places:
Digital
the
margin property. If dreamweaver is suggesting it then it's a DW bug.
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ave a much easier job.
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Hi Mike,
No doubt about it - that is a thorough article on tables - I think I'll put
a link to it for further reading.
Thanks for the feedback.
Mark Lynch
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As we haven't had a Russ Weaklyorial this week I thought I'd contribute
this little tutorial I created.
The reason I created it was that I have never seen any articles
discussing tables and there is a lot of useful and information that I
believe is relatively unknown.
Please forgive any mist
e is the way you are proposing - unless you
can refer to it another way - i.e. does it sit in another div that is
referencable?
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Just in case it is not clear from Ben's post - it's something that is
not entirely obvious - to get the positioning as you wish you need to
make the containing block be position: relative.
This will leave it in the normal flow of the document but make it a
containing block.
Regards,
Mark
Ben B
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Just realised there's at least one mistake in my email - feel free to let
me know if there are more ;-)
With the HTML I have provided #navigation ul{} is not useful as
#navigation{} refers to the ul element anyway.
Cheers,
Mark
stutorial/ and contextual selectors
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/ .
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nchor
() tag.
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on of Safari this will be
included in.
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Mark
Mark Lynch wrote:
Hi James,
I've just been playing around with this on Konqueror and it doesn't
seem to be supported. I'm writing a bit of a tutorial on the two
border models for tables and when I am finished it I will post i
Hi James,
I've just been playing around with this on Konqueror and it doesn't seem
to be supported. I'm writing a bit of a tutorial on the two border
models for tables and when I am finished it I will post it online and
submit some bug reports to kde to see if we can get it supported.
If you
That's a lot neater. One thing I did notice about your browser targeting
was that it picks Konqueror as Mozilla - I think that was with 3.1.4 and
3.2 alpha which includes lots of the Safari fixes.
Anton Andreasson wrote:
http://tantek.com/CSS/Examples/midpass.html
I'm using:
* html p { color
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Came across this on Simon Willison's weblog -
http://simon.incutio.com/archive/2003/10/06/targetIE5
http://tantek.com/CSS/Examples/midpass.html
Should be helpful - but a very ugly hack!
Mark Lynch
Development Manager - Bus
r the
wallflowers.
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Nice analogy and I totally agree ;-)
Mark Lynch
"Mark St
Hi Russ,
I would totally agree with that statement in regards to the "success" of
a website (unless it's a governement website - where as a contractor you
have to comply to thier standards - which are generally pretty good web
standards).
It's also important to know what the definition of "suc
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