all the content as HTML anyway. This is precisely because of
XHTML's arbitrary strictness.
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usually be done in the directory's .htaccess file:
ExpiresByType text/html access plus 0 seconds
This is example was take from HTML5 BoilerPlate:
https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/83f4f281866be1cf7f391738c53c448a5ac658e9/.htaccess#L233
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under 'POSH usage'
on their rel values reference:
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I just wonder what the view of some 'anti-new windows' folk is towards
using tabs? I would have thought that tabs are the new 'new windows'??
They're still *my* tabs. I'll open a new one when I want to, not when
you want to.
Rob
On 30/12/11 17:32, coder wrote:
You just aren't getting this, are you Rob.
I beg to differ.
We're talking about what you
do if you don't know there are options.
I provided you links to advice based on research with real users, they
advocated against opening new windows because it confuses
On 29/12/11 17:53, Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Why should *web apps* be unconditionally constrained from the same
context-driven behavior?
You ask an interesting question: are we talking about web apps or web
sites? Does the answer make a difference? Can a user tell the difference?
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new windows at number 9:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9605.html
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, and the context which is important is the
user's. Since the designer can't know in what context (or for what
reason) the user is clicking on any given link it is the user who should
be deciding whether to open the link in a new window or not.
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, why not just do that in the list software itself
instead of having several hundred people install identical rules on
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I think, it's doesn't work but h2 is not a first child element in
parent element (div).
Yes, the example page contains both positive and negative examples.
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In addition, h2 elements which are children of #content and first-child
within their parent have white text on a black background:
#content h2:first-child {
color: #fff;
background: #000;
}
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with site.com value.
And if you put the rules in the opposite order, the site.com one will
override the http one, just the same as if you had two rules for h1 or p
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, publish date etc.). Wrapping a single h* element
in a header is technically correct but unnecessary IMO - might be
useful if you wanted to attach style rules to it.
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is added with innerHTML /before/
being appended to the document
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list of tag names, there's nothing to stop you running that same code
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of any type there are.
Can you be more clear about the problem you encountered?
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$(body).append(sectionsomething/section);
If you create the element with other methods, the next line works fine.
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it's doing, but I guess it's wrapping the DOM approach to make it look
like innerHTML, and something is getting lost in translation.
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enabling inline SVG and MathML:
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would give it this meaning rather than classing the entire header as
mere header.
No, it's header that would give that meaning,
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Or, as you say above, does the user
have to visit each page? I'll have some time this afternoon so I'll
probably just try it myself :)
Just wanted to confirm: I tested this last night in Firefox 4.0 beta -
any manifests linked to in pages downloaded by another manifest
above, does the user
have to visit each page? I'll have some time this afternoon so I'll
probably just try it myself :)
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themselves have manifests?
I wrote an article way back you might be interested in -
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isn't what you're after to store large amounts of binary data.
Offline Resources may be up to it, it's not clear to me what the
limits are and I can't find any definitive documentation anywhere, but
it's a whole different approach[3].
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[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/webstorage/
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like the
date fields.
Also may be useful:
http://www.modernizr.com/
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http://webaim.org/blog/jaws-license-not-developer-friendly/
If you read through the comments, there's a lot of links to alternatives.
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Lorrie Laskey wrote:
Do screen readers exist for Linux operating systems?
Just came across this tutorial for Orca:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9978
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Do screen readers exist for Linux operating systems?
Yes, there's Orca for GTK/Gnome:
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But http://html5.validator.nu/ thinks both pages are OK, and they look
the same in Firefox 3.5 and IE7, so it seems to be good.
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A discussion of the impact of this on accessibility in the comments to
this blog post:
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, heavy and
bloated code where important tag info is burried way down the page,
can impact on indexability - stuff that's simply not best practice.
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On 15 Apr 2009, at 06:21, Caleb Wong carbon.ca...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a SEO question
Have you tried giving the center col (#content) a percent width like -
width:70%;
haven't tried it - just a thought
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I am developing a community calendar that is ran by javascripts that pulls
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Hi Kevin,
I'm not sure if this will help but I always use
.brclear
{
font-size: 1px;
line-height: 0;
clear: both;
height: 0;
}
after the last floated object on a page.
This has fixed footer floating issues for me before.
hope it helps
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So its...
br class=brclear /
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I'm not sure if this will help but I always use
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clear: both;
height: 0;
}
after the last floated object on a page.
This has fixed footer
) whether this is actually good web standards practice (or outdated with
little value)
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2008/11/21 Ben Buchanan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you think it's a service I should be paying for? Although not expensive,
I'm wondering why the 'functionality' needs to be highlighted
Hi Patrick,
Appreciate the feedback - thought as much, but always worth checking
with the pros.
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Rob Enslin wrote:
I'm involved in a CMS-based website project where the supplier has
provided me
the complete picture
(verdana and tahoma share the same aspect ratio, but differ
significantly in x-width).
http://www.webspaceworks.com/resources/fonts-web-typography/43/
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Thanks Rob, I think that just about answers all my questions. Would
it be possible for you to update your tables with the Vista fonts?
I've updated the aspect-ratio/x-widths article to include the 6 'C'
fonts of Vista
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Don't know about 'best' but I use Dreamweaver.
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I've just migrated form PC to a new macbook :-) but was wondering about
the best xhtml/css editors for macs around that people can recommend?
I can see that BBEdit is still around
you the extra effort.
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Anyone got any good resources on developing for mobile browsers?
Try http://dev.mobi/
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possibility of seeing exactly how much memory and CPU power an
individual website is using up (right click on the window bar and select
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I'd be interested if anyone can 'validate' this argument as I'm sure a lot
of designers are of the same opinion.
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Hi,
For a while now, I've been operating on the principle Code for Firefox,
hack for IE.
That is, writing CSS
navigation (one
image one css) and run a performance test. Show the results and hopefully
convince your client to choose wisely?
Only a thought.
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Good Morning everyone!
I have a client that wants me to write his navigation mostly as a picture
and then use
other views...
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Here is the current mark-up
h3Body Art/h3
table
captionBody Art Price List/caption
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off then there's no in page updates and regular WCAG applies? Does ARIA
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' for it?
Code CSS snippet:
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margin: 0;
padding: 0;
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width: 832px;
margin: 0 auto;
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The page: http://www.servicemanagement.co.uk/new.htm
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Hi @Gonzalo - fantastic! Thank you.
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Hi all, if this is off topic I apologise in advance.
I have a slight issue with IE (surprise
Hi @James and @Gunlaug,
Points noted on the page declaration issues. Thanks.
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The combination of declarations you have now is a somewhat new one - to
me at least. An XML declaration has no place
Joe wrote: PS: the subject should really be htm vs html, no? or am I
missing something?
Yes - should have been htm vs html.
And, I don't feel comfortable revealing the CMS vendor as we currently have
a *great* working relationship and don't want to upset that ;-) [sure you
understand]
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as a web
page.
Rob
2008/6/20 Dave Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I must say that I find it quite alarming that any professional web
developers believe that a CMS must produce URLs for dynamically generated
pages (not files) which say .htm or .html on the end.
My colleagues and I have adopted sites built
Many thanks for all the input.
Now for the fun part... go back to the CMS vendor who made the claim and ask
for some proof ;-)
Have a great day/night.
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Jonathan D'mello
To go off on a tangent
switch to get the dialogue for creating
new profiles the first time.
Obviously, adjust all the above for file extensions and paths
appropriate to your platform.
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Is this true? Any thoughts?
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Clearspace and have any comments?
2. Any standards-related issues when rolling out a corporate Wiki solution?
3. Any other favoured Wiki software they could recommend and why?
Any thoughts, comments or ideas would be great.
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latest solutions to the
market!/citebr /
TECHNOGYM UK LTD/p
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That's pretty clear.
Many thanks Robert, David and Rahul.
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Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate tag to
use with quotes?
The most appropriate tag to use is the blockquote
Darren
I'd be highly surprised if a screen reader manages to read CSS. Most
struggle with HTML
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The content:after pseudo
to allow for
cross bowser support
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My friend wants to learn about css so i told him to do the selectutorial
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Thanks Gunlag and others for their replies - appreciate it.
I've removed all the comment tags (that I can through our CMS) and hey
presto it's fixed (a great result!)
Have a great day,
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I've recently built
solved.
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Michael
I would recommend that you use target=_new and then use XHTML transitional
DTD
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Andrew
of course you are right there, however if the brief says so
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use of microformats (they were the
originators of several of them):
http://kitchen.technorati.com/search
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work carried out on the site. remember you've also got the print style
sheets to contend with.
This approach also means that the document will always appear the way they
intend, irrespective of screen width etc.
just my two penny worth..
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organizationChristian Organization:/label
input name =christian id = christian type=text/
The best way to check if you have it right is to click on the field name
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On Fri, 28 Dec 2007, Jixor - Stephen I wrote:
I thought there was a browser that used margin on lists also?
IIRC, IE uses margins and Firefox uses padding.
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Michael Horowitz wrote:
In the free market their tends to be high and low quality products
It's not a free market, it's a market for lemons.
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to lower quality to the lowest level allowed by law. Where does the
impetus for high standards come from in your imagined utopia?
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Opera displays the image as intended, but also repeats 50px or so of the
same image again, about half way up the page.
So the question is: is this a school boy mistake I'm making or is there
something else going on?
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on or offline will
do.
Any thoughts?
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Plenty reading tonight - this info should get me going.
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Smashing Magazine have done an article on loads of different types. Most
should be easy to make accessible:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/10/23/online-calendars-and-date-pickers/
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But you will need to add the site the 'exceptions' for being allowed to
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need to realise that most users will only develop
to a certain degree, to be tech savvy. We as an industry must make things
easier. Browsing the web should be no more diffcult than switching TV
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classes for such people. Maybe one day the browser vendors will catch on.
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Personally, I wouldn't
complain about that, but I would suggest that increase/decrease text
=1590597656
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Saying that PDF's are needed by Government Websites is a very circular
argument for allowing them
In such circumstances It is best to use transitional doc type than to get
too anally retentive about having to have a strict doc type. The user
doesn't care a hoot about doctype, though they are very interested in the
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://microformats.org/wiki/hcard-examples-in-wild
So what's it all about?
I suggest you have a look at the Operator extension:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4106
(And by 'have a look' I mean install it in Firefox and visit a few
websites linked to from the microformats site ;) )
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programmes that
already exist in management and other parts of IT?
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somebody who is taking on the traditionally expensive job of building a
brand and expecting most searches on that. Of course there is Viral
marketing and your not doing too bad a job on that front at the moment :0)
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- Rob
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