Liebe NG,
ich betreue die web Seiten einer Schule und habe bislang ausschließlich
HTML und CSS eingesetzt.
Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt und dabei
folgendes festgestellt:
1. Die externen links, wie in der CSS Datei definiert, werden korrekt
dargestellt (z.B. text-decoration: none; )
2. die internen links werden jedoch unterstrichen, was ich nicht möchte.
Wo muss ich weitersuchen, bei Javascript oder bei CSS?
Gruß,
Michael
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Mit Sicherheit im CSS. Aber es hilft, wenn Du eine URL mitschickst.
Du hast schon bemerkt, dass das hier eine englischsprachige NG ist?
Gruß Chris
Michael Jaeger wrote: Liebe NG,
ich betreue die web Seiten einer Schule und habe bislang ausschließlich
HTML und CSS eingesetzt.
Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt und dabei
folgendes festgestellt:
1. Die externen links, wie in der CSS Datei definiert, werden korrekt
dargestellt (z.B. text-decoration: none; )
2. die internen links werden jedoch unterstrichen, was ich nicht möchte.
Wo muss ich weitersuchen, bei Javascript oder bei CSS?
Gruß,
Michael
Michael Jaeger wrote: ich betreue die web Seiten einer Schule und habe bislang ausschließlich
HTML und CSS eingesetzt.
Fine.
Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt
Why?
--
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)
Chris Leipold wrote: Mit Sicherheit im CSS. Aber es hilft, wenn Du eine URL mitschickst.
Du hast schon bemerkt, dass das hier eine englischsprachige NG ist?
Gruß Chris
Michael Jaeger wrote: Liebe NG,
ich betreue die web Seiten einer Schule und habe bislang
ausschließlich HTML und CSS eingesetzt.
Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt und dabei
folgendes festgestellt:
1. Die externen links, wie in der CSS Datei definiert, werden
korrekt dargestellt (z.B. text-decoration: none; )
2. die internen links werden jedoch unterstrichen, was ich nicht
möchte.
Wo muss ich weitersuchen, bei Javascript oder bei CSS?
Hi Chris,
OK, sorry, I must have forgotton :-)
I'll repost my question in English tomorrow.
Sorry, I cannot point to a url because I have not uploaded the new
files, but I think I will be able to do so on the weekend - well, at
least a sample.
Right now the web site is designed in HTML and CSS,as I said, and this
is the url: www.gymnasium-burgdorf.de\test.htm
Michael
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.majaeger.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Johannes Koch wrote: Michael Jaeger wrote:
ich betreue die web Seiten einer Schule und habe bislang
ausschließlich HTML und CSS eingesetzt.
Fine.
Thanks ;-) Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt
Why?
If you take a look at the url you may understand: www.gymnasium-burgdorf.de\test.htm
The main menu is static, it does not change, but the submenu does, and
as the web site keeps growing, more and more links accumulate
horizontally, and I don't think I can handle this by CSS exclusively.
But maybe I'm wrong, maybe it's just a design flaw, but do you happen
to have a clue as to the unusual (?) behaviour of external/internal
links?
Michael
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.majaeger.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Michael Jaeger wrote: Johannes Koch wrote:
Michael Jaeger wrote:Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt
Why?
If you take a look at the url you may understand:
www.gymnasium-burgdorf.de\test.htm
I could not see a menu, until I enabled script. So your site will not be
usable without scripting, which IMHO is a no-no. You should have at
least links for the main categories.
--
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)
Johannes Koch wrote: Michael Jaeger wrote:
Johannes Koch wrote:
Michael Jaeger wrote:
Jetzt habe ich die Navigation auf Javascript umgestellt
Why?
If you take a look at the url you may understand:
www.gymnasium-burgdorf.de\test.htm
I could not see a menu, until I enabled script. So your site will
not be usable without scripting, which IMHO is a no-no. You should
have at least links for the main categories.
Is there an easy way to offer a css alternative for javascript disabled
browsers like (in simple words)
if Javascript is enabled - use the Javascript menu
if not - use css?
Michael
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.majaeger.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Michael Jaeger wrote: Is there an easy way to offer a css alternative for javascript disabled
browsers like (in simple words)
if Javascript is enabled - use the Javascript menu
if not - use css?
A menu is going to depend first on the HTML, then the CSS to format the
layout, just place your HTML/CSS menu within the <noscript> element.
You are using <noscript>, aren't you? I sure hate the blank pages that
I sometimes see from people not using <noscript>.
--
Stan McCann "Uncle Pirate" http://stanmccann.us/pirate.html
Webmaster/Computer Center Manager, NMSU at Alamogordo
Coordinator, Tularosa Basin Chapter, ABATE of NM; AMA#758681; COBB
'94 1500 Vulcan (now wrecked) :( http://motorcyclefun.org/Dcp_2068c.jpg
A zest for living must include a willingness to die. - R.A. Heinlein
Uncle Pirate wrote: Michael Jaeger wrote:
Is there an easy way to offer a css alternative for javascript
disabled browsers like (in simple words)
if Javascript is enabled - use the Javascript menu
if not - use css?
A menu is going to depend first on the HTML, then the CSS to format
the layout, just place your HTML/CSS menu within the <noscript>
element. You are using <noscript>, aren't you? I sure hate the
blank pages that I sometimes see from people not using <noscript>.
no, I don't use <noscript>. I have to find out what <noscript> is all
about.
What's the use of it?
Please, enlighten me or point me to a helpful resource,
Michael
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.majaeger.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Michael Jaeger wrote on 10 mrt 2005 in
comp.infosystems. www.authoring.stylesheets: Uncle Pirate wrote: Michael Jaeger wrote:
Is there an easy way to offer a css alternative for javascript
disabled browsers like (in simple words)
if Javascript is enabled - use the Javascript menu
if not - use css?
A menu is going to depend first on the HTML, then the CSS to format
the layout, just place your HTML/CSS menu within the <noscript>
element. You are using <noscript>, aren't you? I sure hate the
blank pages that I sometimes see from people not using <noscript>.
no, I don't use <noscript>. I have to find out what <noscript> is all
about.
What's the use of it?
Please, enlighten me or point me to a helpful resource,
<http://www.google.com/search?q=noscript>
--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
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