Hi there anyone. I´m not sure to who I must submit the translated afrikaans
bible booknames. ¨af.conf¨ I´m not subscribed to the mailing list so I would
not receive an email if you send it via the mailing list. my email is
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Attached are the translated file. I have submitted
Don,
Thanks for taking the trouble to respond.
You wrote:
Another option may be to do like a friend of mine did on his
re-design. View
any of the articles at: http://www.thywordistruth.net/
He just gives a blurb, instead of a link, that says to print the page
as you
normally would and the form
Tom,
I see your point. My experience has been that many "printer friendly
versions" aren't much better. But you are right, we need to communicate to
the user what they will be getting when they hit "print." Giving them a
reasonable facsimile of the print version on screen is one option. Another
wo
Joachim,
I didn't answer your table question. I think the best thing to do would be
just to create a plain table for the parallel view. If the cells have
content, I think they will default to equal widths. If not, we can do that
in the CSS too, along with the cell padding etc.
by grace alone,
Do
Joachim,
No problem. I was just a little taken back when I saw the changes reverted
back. I hope I did not sound upset with anyone in my quick email. I just
figured it was a break down in communication. Actually, its probably my
fault for not documenting the reason for my changes. I'm not accustom
Don,
I'm sorry I messed up your work. I added the IMG tags but did not remov any of
your stuff (at least I think so).
I'll be more careful concerning your work and seperation of content and
markup.
I added a explicit width= attribute to the paralel view to make sure the
columns are of the sam
