NR A client wants to be able to create some draft page layouts that they
NR want achieved. Basically, they want a simple piece of software that they
NR can use to drag drop things like buttons, lists, input fields etc onto
NR a page in order to create an initial draft requirement. No
--- kvnmcwebn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whats the best way to make the bellow css buttons
hot for the entire height
in ie? Right now there just hot over the text. I
tried adding a fixed pixel
height to the a: rule but that didnt work so well.
I've seen this solution online somewhere before
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a page with text that i
want highlighted. i
currently have the text in atext/a and styled
with css. what is
the best practice, semantically, to achieve this, as
strong is not
what i want, because i don't want someone to get
yelled at by their
--- Drake, Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I try to avoid using spans as much as possible. It's
not that they are bad,
but that they could be avoided in many instances.
I agree with your comments here, Ted, I just didn't
have any context to provide a more meaningful
explanation. Personally,
RL All of the images are inserted in a floating div. When one of the floating
RL divs in the line is taller than the last one on the line the next floating
RL div seems to get hooked up on the longer one. Can anyone suggest another way
RL of laying out the images that doesn't have this problem?
I
A project I am working on requires the use of a
menuing system (as in, it isn't my choice). In an
effort to achieve similar rendering across browsers I
added a Transitional DocType to all of the pages on
the site. This made things MUCH easier for me to work
with, but it also broke the menu
However the doctype tag is really a formality used
for checking
compliancy and nothing more.
As you see, it is not a formality, but neccessity
to get proper document (styles) interpretation.
Removing the tag will
solve your rendering problems.
...will cause...
Heh... my thoughts
b Why using a:link ?
b a /a means that the word inside is a link
b a { color:blue; text-decoration:underline; }
b is the same as setting
b a:link { color:blue; text-decoration:underline; }
b Link is a redundant tag
I don't know the intricacies of all this, but I believe there is a
SJ You define font-size for the #content text to 80% of my preferred
SJ font-size. For me that's too small for reading comfortably, especially
SJ if I don't use Verdana but another less huge font.
And on the other hand, I find the 0.8em to be just fine. In fact, I
set much of my font sizes to
