Can you provide a link for your page?
On Jan 25, 2008, at 9:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Recently, it appears that drop-down navigation in FIrefox is falling
> behind Flash movies, again, and the normal suggested fixes no longer
> work.
> Has anyone else experienced this lately?
>
> I hav
ithout the tool. Something as simple as looking at
view source HTML code from a browser from totally foreign to them. But
again they could do amazing things inside the tool.
Again, I'm not calling anyone out or maki
Greetings all,
I'm scratching my head trying to figure out why IE 7 & 6 are cutting
off the first line of text in the quotes display. Here is the page
http://staging.williscoatings.com/. Actually it's any page on the
site since they all contain the sidebar code.
The quote box appears fine in
Aaron,
This implementation is via JavaScript not CSS.
Take a look at this line of code for the 'Expand' DIV. The 'onClick' event
action is JS.
If you know JS then you might be able to dig a little further and determin what
the
function pndo() is doing to expand the section for viewing.
I made an official switch from PC to MAC in June. I went with the laptop, 15"
PowerBook. That way I can keep my Desktop system for gaming.
As far as Browser for the MAC. It comes with Safari (An Excellent browser
IMHO), You can and should also download IE5 for MAC (Free) and FireFox.
P-
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Well okay sorry. I didn't anticipate this would be taken as literal. The entire
page is not cutup
as a Photoshop image. Only items like the masthead/header, navigation, logo,
etc are provided in
cutup form. We do not cutup the actual body text.
Take a look at this page. http://dev.equalityforal
Thanks for the reply Nick.
Yeah. I agree it's sort of a strange situation. Our design team actually is
allowed to do more CSS
than the tech group I'm in. We just handle the PHP, ASP, CF and database
integration parts. And of
course given our client timelines there is never enough time to do it r
ayout. But for the non-programmer
type designers they
really want/need a tool that will facilitate this. Is there such a tool?
Paul Menard
http://www.codehooligans.com
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Well, technically Actionscript like Javascript and XML is represented as part
of the DOM under the
ECMAScript umbrella. For instance there are many built-in functions that work
across these three
languages. Note this is one of the reasons Javascript was re-branded a few
years back. Though many
p
I 'think' you are confusing two different technologies. PHP is a server-side
executed languages
and requires an installed parser running under the web server (Apache, IIS
etc.) Since you on this
list I'm assuming you know CSS is a client-side language. These two languages
are not aware of
each o
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