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thread by: David Marsh |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: red
The new Scottish Parliament building has finally opened for business,
and to complement the opening comes a reworking of the Parliament's
website, http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/
Unfortunately, the new website is most definitely unCool.
"Cool URIs don't change" wrote no less a person than Sir Tim Berners-Lee,
but, if you bookmarked a...
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thread by: Peter |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: jake
Hi:
I am bored and was wondering:
Is it
a html page?
or
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thread by: Steal |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: Alan Wood
Hi at all
I try to validate this page using the link: http://validator.w3.org/
but it return that this is not a valid HTML 4.01 page
please where is it error?
Steil
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd">
<html>
<head>
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thread by: KK |
last post Jul 24 '05 by: Andy Dingley
Hi,
I am using history.go(-1) for implementing the back button
functionality.
Its working fine but with this exception.
1. The page which is having back button has some hyperlinks on it.
2. When anybody click on those links, it will open a new windown.
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thread by: Michael Schuerig |
last post Jul 24 '05 by: Michael Schuerig
I'm trying to do something seemingly very simple, but it's brought me
close to crushing my head on the keyboard. All I want is a table where
the head row is fixed and the body columns below are scrollable (with
the ordinary scrollbars, no less). Whatever I try, the columns in the
head and the body aren't aligned; the widths are computed...
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thread by: John Morgan |
last post Jul 24 '05 by: Henri Sivonen
Though I have designed and implemented a number of large reasonably
well received web sites I do not consider myself a graphics designer
I am now for the first time going to work with a graphics designer. I
notice that in the draft design the idea will be that many 'pages'
will in fact be pdf files. I suppose I exaggerate slightly but the...
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thread by: madsgormlarsen |
last post Aug 9 '05 by: Steve Fulton
Hi
I am making a tab menu with css, and the tabs changes color depending
on wich tab is current.
1. I could load a different css file for each tab/color.
2. I could do some inline css only for the color of the tabs. (which I
would then change with trough php).
3. I could make a different class for each color, and change the class
of the...
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thread by: Viken Karaguesian |
last post Oct 25 '05 by: Pierre Goiffon
Hello all,
I'm somewhat of a newbie to webscripting. I've made a couple of websites in
the past with WYSIWYG software, but now I'm much more interested in manual
scripting. I have some questions about DOCTYPE:
1. Is a doctype statement *required*, or is it just "strongly suggested"? I
would probably be using a Transitional doctype.
2....
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thread by: Frances |
last post Jan 26 '06 by: Mark Parnell
I have an html file, checked css syntax online
(http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator-uri.html.en)
it all checks fine, got no errors or warnings.. however Firefox is not
reading stylesheet, for some reason.. two examples of errors I get in JS
console:
Error: Unexpected end of file while searching for
closing } of invalid rule set.
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thread by: Lars Eighner |
last post Feb 28 '06 by: Nick Kew
Remember the "Get a better browser!" messages that you used to run into when
people thought frames were cool? Well, there is a new version of it. It's
called 406 - Not Acceptable!
--
Lars Eighner usenet@larseighner.com http://www.larseighner.com/
War On Terrorism: Joe McCarthy Brigade
"The decadent left in its enclaves...
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thread by: Dave |
last post Jul 11 '06 by: Alan J. Flavell
Hello.
In trying to get an anchor element to stylistically match an input or button
element, I find that the button and input cannot be styled according to the
2.1 CSS spec. For example, I expected this ruleset:
..but {
display: block; background-color: red;
font-size: 14px; text-decoration: none; line-height: 16px;
width: auto; height:...
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thread by: popnbrown |
last post Dec 29 '06 by: AricC
Hey umm how do you write a form that e-mails to you?
I so far have created a form and some labels and textboxes
Here is the code:
<form name="contact" id="contact" method="put" action"#">
<label>Name: </label>
<p>
<input type="text" name="name" tabindex="1" class="ina"/>
</p>
<label>E-mail: </label>
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thread by: toffee |
last post Jan 19 '07 by: Joe (GKF)
Hi all,
apologies if this seems like a pretty basic question - but can an element
have more than one class?
if so, how do you set them ?
and how does the browser give priority to a class over another ?
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thread by: html on wheels |
last post Feb 20 '07 by: jhardman
If I am trying to achieve space in a webpage, what is the best way to do it. For example if I were looking to create space between two horizontal rules, I could do this:
<hr />
<br>
<br>
<br>
<hr />
or this:
<hr />
<pre>
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thread by: Shannon Jacobs |
last post Mar 10 '07 by: VK
The OL tag still allows for a START value, but that is now deprecated.
I've found sound references that suggest the proper technique now is
to control it with a style for the OL in quetion, but I haven't been
able to find the proper reference. What I actually want is an ordered
list that counts down to one. Are negative increments even...
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thread by: nitinpatel1117 |
last post Nov 17 '13 by: rybo111
I need to make a whole div, become a link.
i currently have the code
<a href="temp.html"><div>some text</div></a>
but this does not validate as xhtml strict.
putting the link in the div will only make the text a link and not the whole div.
the reason i've got the div in there is becuase i use it to create a box and add a colored...
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thread by: Simon |
last post Aug 26 '08 by: Andreas Prilop
Hello -
I'm working on a team that is planning to add Welsh language support to a
large existing IT system which is partially web-based and
English-language-only so far. I've heard that 2 characters in Welsh
(w-circumflex and y-circumflex) are not supported in our default ISO-8859-1
character set, so a partial move to Unicode for internal...
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thread by: Nick Kew |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: Steve Pugh
There's a new beta of the W3C Markup Validation Service now live at
<URL:http://validator.w3.org:8001/>
Probably the most important change is verbose output, including attempts
to explain the validator errors. Other changes include improved
display of error messages, and a choice of parse modes.
Currently - but probably not for long - it...
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thread by: The Plankmeister |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: The Plankmeister
Hi. I reaslise this is possibly considered off-topic, but I want to pick as
many expert brains as possible. Apologies in advance....
I have a form on which I have a username and password box. Then in the
validation function called by the form's onsubmit event, I'm taking the
username and password and generating an MD5 hash (using javascript)...
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thread by: delerious |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: Alan J. Flavell
Hi,
I am designing a web site that will that showcase a bunch of vacation
pictures. It will have a banner and a navigation menu (consisting of 13
rectangular images that can be clicked). I am considering a few different
layouts:
- Banner on top, with the navigation menu immediately below it. The problem
with this layout is that the...
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thread by: sinister |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: sinister
After doing a websearch, it appears that it's OK to omit the "http:" to form
a relative URL. Are there any pitfalls to this?
For example, if there is a page
http://www.domain1.com/page1.html
with a link to
http://www.domain2.com/page2.html
you can abbreviate the second link as
//www.domain2.com/page2.html
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thread by: Mohammd M. Hussain |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: Jukka K. Korpela
Hi,
I am writing an XHTML 1.0 Strict Compatible web page. However, the
validator complained about the <br> tag. I wonder whether there is
another alternative for this.
Thanks,
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thread by: Mike |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: Stanimir Stamenkov
Hello
How do i get around target="_blank" is not allowed in xtml strict?
Thanks
Mike
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thread by: Ben Sharvy |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: Brian
I have two pages which use the same stylesheet, but only one produces
the intended result. The inconsistency only happens in Explorer for
Windows. All the Mac browsers I've tried, including Explorer 5 for
Mac, work correctly.
I've pasted the stylesheet below. The problem is to center elements of
class "warning." The centering happens...
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thread by: Day Bird Loft |
last post Jul 20 '05 by: Day Bird Loft
Web Authoring | Meta-Tags
The first thing to understand in regard to Meta Tags is the three most
important tags placed in the head of your html documents. They are the
title, description, and keyword meta-tags. If you are missing any of
these meta-tags you are missing the boat.
If you use the following meta-tag formula, and you are not...
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