)
Non validating. You have a "" in your supposedly validating XML
document. You should check the w3c media type recommendations as you
are sending your document as text/html and it shouldn't be. Perhaps you
should try HTML 4.01 Strict.
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" - PCDATA. Text **may** contain character
references. This doesn't imply that all of the four main html entities
have to be encoded (<, >, &, and "). Note this document originally
applied to HTML but is as relevant to XHTML if you please. The only
important consideratio
(BOn 16 Feb 2005, at 22:16, Dmitry Baranovskiy wrote:
(B
(B> Actually " is an inch symbol. For quotes we should use “ and
(B> ” in normal text.
(B
$B!m(B - The double prime. U+2033. The inch
$B!l(B - The prime. U+2032. The foot
(Bhttp://mathworld.wolfram.com/DoublePrime.html
(B
(B>> Tak
ects and see that the statement is still
true:
"Please explain why you would use a Strict DTD where a transitional one
is valid and works just as well?"
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ly but not horizontally.
You need to check the various layouts that he uses. There is an option
to change the style to Liquid Bleach (I think). You will find that he
does have a fluid layout. You just have to enable it.
http://stopdesign.com/about/prefs/
There you go
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I missed a bit of text
On 13 Jan 2005, at 18:18, Paul Connolley wrote:
If I can possibly allow you to stretch your imaginations for a moment.
Imagine me presenting you with a set of axes on some graph paper for a
line/scatter plot and asking you to put your information onto it. It
just wouldn&#
th fields for traveler 1. Once that is filled and
submitted, on to traveler two.
This seems to be the most usable method.
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On 3 Jan 2005, at 22:38, Paul Connolley wrote:
Notwithstanding any bugs in the browsers, that is.
Which is the problem anyway. Specifying a list item element to have
display : block means that no glyph should be rendered and that it
should be just a box. Being overly explicit is for the benefit
. Whilst inheritance seems to fix your
problem, adherence to the specifications would or should be advised.
Notwithstanding any bugs in the browsers, that is.
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The
version - 1.2.4 (v125.12)
Anyone else running Safari seeing this?
I can also confirm that my PB G4 with 10.3.7 running Safari 1.2.4
(v125.12) doesn't encounter the FOUC at all. I have never seen one
since my college days running IE 5.5
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). I am
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See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm
for s
ve would be to allow a user to submit through each topic and
subtopic with the select elements appearing after each post operation.
I hope that wasn't too in-depth.
*The select element in html which allows a single/multiple choice
selection
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heck is to open the DTD that is referenced in your
doctype declaration and search for the word small. It will likely
direct you to a line like this:
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iend is a terrible dyslexic but
he has a BA (hons), MA and is now heading off to be political) but
appears in many walks of life. In tech-speak what i just said was,
"don't shullbit a shullbitter".
I'd comment more but I'm sure there are others who will
look at in order to see it in context. I could better
offer advice this way.
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#x27;m a usability and accessibility man, which is the plain
vanilla ice cream to the choc chip css.
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See ht
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Paul Connolley wrote:
This is a perfectly natural English language grammar.
Sorry, wasn't advocating changing the writing style, but having a
mechanism in place to unequivocally tie a CITE course to Q or
BLOCKQUOTE
My apologies also if I came across wrong. I agree
On 22 Oct 2004, at 02:23, Paul Connolley wrote:
[snip] consider the scenario of a screenreader user who skips from
paragraph to paragraph, and ends up on the second paragraph of this
[snip a whole load more]
I'll reiterate that
I see that I reiterated nothing. I've missed a bit
ive for handling the
cite attribute in blockquote and q elements. There are ways of
presenting the information but it is limited to non-ie browsers in most
cases. It's a hard decision because, I don't aim to alienate my readers
too much, but I do want the freedom to present attr
ame and use it in
the id attribute (). Within your CSS, you
can refer to the id with: #newnameforthispage.
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Kevin Futter wrote:
SubethaEdit is impressive, especially given that it's free, and it
comes
with a bunch of preset 'pretty print' modules for code colouring in a
number
of syntaxes.[snip]
Paul Connolley wrote:
Transmit is quite nice but is as good an FTP client as Fugu or
Cyberdu
ks, and
is poor in comparison to things like WS_FTP on Windows.
Transmit is quite nice but is as good an FTP client as Fugu or
Cyberduck. Combine this with the fact that they both work with SEE
(SubEthaEdit), in that it combines SFTP functions with the editor, I
don't need a website manageme
without fear of
the
parser misunderstanding where a declaration could have finished.
[Snip]
Paul Connolley wrote:
You are talking about two distinctly different parsers. XHTML is a XML
subset, HTML is an SGML subset.
For example:
[Snip example]
In HTML it will not. With the SGML parser it knows that
idating against the doctype.
Once again you are arguing for ambiguity. It is wrong to assume this.
SGML allows for the omission of end tags because it follows a different
ruleset
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