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John Bokma <po********@castleamber.com> wrote: http://johnbokma.com/blog/2004/04/11/
Somehow, the vertical after the next/prev navigation is almost 2 times
more with IE (6.0), compared to FireFox (0.8) (Windows XP).
Is this an IE bug, and is there a neat "fix"?
Looks like the collapsing borders with floats bug in ... Mozilla.
(It's been there for ages)
I have no idea yet how the page(s) render in other browsers, except that
it looks weird in IE 4.0 and NS 4.x (4.7 IIRC), but I am not going to
support those for the moment.
Why ever not? All it takes is importing your style sheet: instant
IE4/NS4 support.
Another question, I really want to have clean and clear HTML, with a
strong focus on logical mark up. Any feedback is welcome.
<title>Happy Easter</title>
Doesn't make sense as a title (no context), it's ok for the <h1>.
<div class="logo">
Unnecessary, just float the image and set a margin.
<div class="bar">
<div class="right"><big><span class="name"><a
href="http://johnbokma.com/">John Bokma</a></span> <a
href="http://johnbokma.com/blog/">blog</a></big></div>
To much unnecessary markup.
The prev/next links should be marked up as a list, example: http://www.spartanicus.utvinternet.i..._using_css.htm
<p class="navigation">
That's not a paragraph.
--
Spartanicus
John Bokma <po********@castleamber.com> wrote: http://johnbokma.com/blog/2004/04/11/
Somehow, the vertical after the next/prev navigation is almost 2 times
more with IE (6.0), compared to FireFox (0.8) (Windows XP).
Is this an IE bug, and is there a neat "fix"?
Looks like the collapsing borders with floats bug in ... Mozilla.
(It's been there for ages)
I have no idea yet how the page(s) render in other browsers, except that
it looks weird in IE 4.0 and NS 4.x (4.7 IIRC), but I am not going to
support those for the moment.
Why ever not? All it takes is importing your style sheet: instant
IE4/NS4 support.
Another question, I really want to have clean and clear HTML, with a
strong focus on logical mark up. Any feedback is welcome.
<title>Happy Easter</title>
Doesn't make sense as a title (no context), it's ok for the <h1>.
<div class="logo">
Unnecessary, just float the image and set a margin.
<div class="bar">
<div class="right"><big><span class="name"><a
href="http://johnbokma.com/">John Bokma</a></span> <a
href="http://johnbokma.com/blog/">blog</a></big></div>
To much unnecessary markup.
The prev/next links should be marked up as a list, example: http://www.spartanicus.utvinternet.i..._using_css.htm
<p class="navigation">
That's not a paragraph.
--
Spartanicus
Spartanicus <me@privacy.net> wrote: Looks like the collapsing borders
collapsing margins stupid
--
Spartanicus
Spartanicus <me@privacy.net> wrote: Looks like the collapsing borders
collapsing margins stupid
--
Spartanicus
Spartanicus wrote: Looks like the collapsing borders with floats bug in ... Mozilla.
(It's been there for ages)
Aargh, indeed.
I have no idea yet how the page(s) render in other browsers, except that
it looks weird in IE 4.0 and NS 4.x (4.7 IIRC), but I am not going to
support those for the moment.
Why ever not? All it takes is importing your style sheet: instant
IE4/NS4 support.
Arrgh, indeed. And I look at it everytime without stylesheets, just to
see how it looks (and all the time saying, look, this is how the web was
in the past to my partner :-) ). Will change that.
Another question, I really want to have clean and clear HTML, with a
strong focus on logical mark up. Any feedback is welcome.
<title>Happy Easter</title>
Doesn't make sense as a title (no context), it's ok for the <h1>.
Thanks, will look into that.
<div class="logo">
Unnecessary, just float the image and set a margin.
Thanks, will change.
<div class="bar">
<div class="right"><big><span class="name"><a
href="http://johnbokma.com/">John Bokma</a></span> <a
href="http://johnbokma.com/blog/">blog</a></big></div>
To much unnecessary markup.
You have a suggestion how to improve it, without using <br>?
The prev/next links should be marked up as a list, example:
http://www.spartanicus.utvinternet.i..._using_css.htm
Reading it now, and will look at it. I was already thinking about using
a list for the bottom navigation thingy.
<p class="navigation">
That's not a paragraph.
True, artefact from trying to find out where the extra space did come
from, with IE.
Many thanks for your reply,
John
--
John blog: http://johnbokma.com/blog/
personal page: http://johnbokma.com/
Experienced Perl programmer available: http://castleamber.com/
Spartanicus wrote: Looks like the collapsing borders with floats bug in ... Mozilla.
(It's been there for ages)
Aargh, indeed.
I have no idea yet how the page(s) render in other browsers, except that
it looks weird in IE 4.0 and NS 4.x (4.7 IIRC), but I am not going to
support those for the moment.
Why ever not? All it takes is importing your style sheet: instant
IE4/NS4 support.
Arrgh, indeed. And I look at it everytime without stylesheets, just to
see how it looks (and all the time saying, look, this is how the web was
in the past to my partner :-) ). Will change that.
Another question, I really want to have clean and clear HTML, with a
strong focus on logical mark up. Any feedback is welcome.
<title>Happy Easter</title>
Doesn't make sense as a title (no context), it's ok for the <h1>.
Thanks, will look into that.
<div class="logo">
Unnecessary, just float the image and set a margin.
Thanks, will change.
<div class="bar">
<div class="right"><big><span class="name"><a
href="http://johnbokma.com/">John Bokma</a></span> <a
href="http://johnbokma.com/blog/">blog</a></big></div>
To much unnecessary markup.
You have a suggestion how to improve it, without using <br>?
The prev/next links should be marked up as a list, example:
http://www.spartanicus.utvinternet.i..._using_css.htm
Reading it now, and will look at it. I was already thinking about using
a list for the bottom navigation thingy.
<p class="navigation">
That's not a paragraph.
True, artefact from trying to find out where the extra space did come
from, with IE.
Many thanks for your reply,
John
--
John blog: http://johnbokma.com/blog/
personal page: http://johnbokma.com/
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