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- Stretchable header problemI'm trying to do an stretchable header design similar to what Amazon
used to have (they've since changed it). I can't seem to find another
example site at the moment.
Basically it's just a horizontal bar that stretches on the left and
right to the width of the browser window. When you resize the window,
this bar grows/shrinks accordingly.
The middle of the bar has about 800 pixels of content (menu in my
case). This content needs to remain centered and 800 pixels, no matter
how wide/ narrow the browser window is.
This effect is easy to achieve normally. However, because the bar is
uneven (left side is thinner while right side is thicker), I'm having
a really tough time with it.
How can I make this work?
Here's a pic of the menu:
http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=10377&d=1201940724
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- IE7 now is a high priority update for Windows XPThis morning I had an alert that upgrades for Windows XP home were
available. I do not allow automatic download and instillation as I like
to check what is offered first. The IE7 was the only update offered,
and it was listed as a high priority one at that. I suspect that it
might automatically download and install for those set up to do so.
This appears to be the final release of IE7 as no mention of beta, etc.
is made. I decided to wait until I hear reports concerning possible
bugs. This is no bother for me, since I usually use another browser
anyway. I hope that those who do not pay attention to what they are
downloading from Microsoft updates do not get any rude surprises after
they install IE7. I don't know if this update is worldwide or is just
in the US at this time.
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- home based web design businessHi Newsgroup
I have lurked here for quite sometime now and occasionally contributed. I
would like to thank the regulars here for their excellent advice, I have
learnt much. I am on the verge of trying freelance web work (I will post my
site to alt.html.critique once I've polished it up a little)
My question is more a request for advice. I would like to ask the people in
this newsgroup how they have gone about building up a home based web design
business. (I assume most of the regulars are or have been involved with free
lance web designing)
thanks
David (hope this post is not too OT)
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- Comments within head areaI need to place comment tags around some meta elements, those <meta . .
.>. Are the tags <!-- -->, or /* */ or //?
Thanks.
Dung Ping
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- Page within a picture frameIs it possible to create a page where the content has an ornamental border
simulating a picture frame complete with mitred corners?
And/or if I create a graphic of a picture frame where the centre is white,
can the page content be place over the white central area?
Any ideas, or urls of such pages would be appreciated.
My attempts so far have not been encouraging.
TIA
Brian Tozer
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- FF developer toolsI said yes to an update on FF and was surprised to see a wish
granted: to have both the html and css in edit mode in tabs. Not
sure if it is configurable; they are now, not so obviously
convenient (but you can see why it is done this way), at the
bottom of the webpage instead of opening to the side.
--
dorayme
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- Drop Down and textBoxHI,
I am trying to include textbox and dropdown in a single cell. The
things goes like this there is one radio button for textbox and one
radio button for dropdown. Now when the user click one radio button
texbox should appear in a <td> cell and when other radio button is
clicked dropdown should appear in the same cell<td> by removing the
textbox and viceversa.
The code goes like this:
<table ID="Table">
<tr>
<td></td>
<td><input type="radio" </td>
<td><label>Radio button for text Box</label></td>
<td width="10"></td>
<td><input type="radio" </td>
<td><label>Radio Button for Drop Down</label></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label>Choose</label></td>
<td>
<input type="text" ID="txtKeyword"
NAME="txtKeyword">
</td>
</td>
<select name="dropdown" style="font-size:10px;">
<option value="1">AAAA</option>
<option value="2">BBBB</option>
<option value="3">CCCC</option>
</select>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><img src="Search"></td>
</tr>
</table>
Any suggestions or good examples will be very much appreciated.
Thanks
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- Piont me tothe right place to post this if it is wrong.
Sorry if it is the wrong place.
I have Invision Power Board running on my host server.
I want to make incoming emails post onto that board (of course without
personal info).
I have done it by cutting and pasting from email to assumed names but that
is Very time consuming.
Is there a way to do it automatically? TIA
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- IFrames w/ IEFor some reason there is extraneous space at the bottom of the browser
when I try to view an svg file in an <iframe>. The problem occurs
when I specify relative or absolute positioning with a height over,
say, 50%. This seems to be a problem only in IE, works fine in
Mozilla. You guys have any ideas why this happens and what a cross-browser
fix would be? Here is the html file,
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en">
<head>
<title>SVG in IFrame</title>
<style type="text/css">
html, body {
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
height:100%;
}
iframe#page {
position:relative;
height:60%;
border:1px solid black;
background-color:white;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<iframe id="page" src="index.svg" frameborder="0"
scrolling="no"/>
</body>
</html>
And the svg file is,
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 20000303 Stylable//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/03/WD-SVG-20000303/DTD/svg-20000303-stylable.dtd"
>
<svg xml:space="preserve">
<text style="fill:red;" y="15">This is SVG.</text>
</svg>
Cheers,
Aeden
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- more on inline listsHello All:
Continuing on last thread, but this time I have concrete examples of the
issues I am facing.
1) http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~animesh/pictures.htm
This page has _inline_lists_ with background image (two sided
image-border). Surprizingly, unlike most CSS page, this displays better
in IE against mozilla. However, Mozilla and Opera are giving
unacceptable solutions. The CSS definitions can be found at:
http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~animesh/pics.css
If I don't do the lists inline, i.e., if <li> are left as a block
element, then the following happens (and rightly so);
2) http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~animesh/pictures_block.htm
This page works fine in Mozilla or IE both. The CSS defintion is
different from pics.css in only one line (display: inline; is removed in
pics_block.css as compared to pics.css).
If someone can explain what exactly is going wrong, I shall be obliged.
I tried a nested div before, but IE is being the cry-baby with nested
divs. I also misplaced an online article on using nested div's to
display images :-(. Any other alternative (tableless) solutions are
welcome too.
Thanks a lot,
Best regards,
Animesh
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- should i take tim weaver out of my killfile?On Wed, 17 May 2006 16:10:00 -0700, Onideus Mad Hatter
<email***@***.com> wrote:
>On Wed, 17 May 2006 19:02:33 -0400, dave hillstrom <email***@***.com>
>wrote:
>
>>is h<COCK SLAP>
>
>No, <slices yours off>
im not into male on male sex, sweetikins.
but ~you~ sure seem to be.
why dont you try chuck lysaght, one of his butt buddies, or any of the
soc.mens. im sure they can fill your need just fine. vikqueen of
soc.men, i hear, might even use lube while he rattles your sphincter.
if i were you, which thankfully im not, id look into it.
--
Dave Hillstrom mhm15x4 zrbj
"I can't find my puppy, can you help me find him? I think he went
into this cheap motel room."
-Dave Hillstrom
- 9
- OT - Malware experienceTravis Newbury wrote:
> And of course there was brucie (may he rest in peace)
>
I was away when this happened...or are you being metaphorical?
I miss Brucie's comments.
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- To IsoGood day Iso,
I got an error message when visiting http://html-faq.com/all/
Warning: MySQL Connection Failed: Can't connect to local MySQL server
through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)
in /home/html-faq.com/data/mysql.php on line 3
Could not connect
--
Edwin van der Vaart (Geen familie van....)
http://www.semi-conductors.nl/ Links to Semiconductors sites
(will expire at 01 Sept '03)
http://www.semi-conductor.nl/ (under construction)
http://members.chello.nl/e.vandervaart/ Experimental site
http://host.deluxnetwork.com/~evdvaart/ Test site
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- CSS problem (IE only)Hi,
If you visit my website with IE you'll see the problem (the URL is in my
.sig). On firefox, moz, Opera, Konqueror and a few other browsers, the
menu system works fine (the CSS and pages all validate happily).
Put it onto IE and the CSS fails totally for the menus.
Anyone got any ideas on why it should fail? I'm assuming it's down to IE
and style sheets not exactly seeing eye to eye again...
TTFN
Paul
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http://www.all-the-johnsons.co.uk
Joy!
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html, ALT.HTML Statistics for 23/10/2005
=========================== alt.html Statistics ============================
Total posts considered: 863 over 7 days
Earliest article: Sun Oct 16 21:01:05 2005
Latest article: Sun Oct 23 20:01:07 2005
Original articles: 61, replies: 802
Total size of posts: 2,384,268 bytes (2,328 kbytes) (2.27 Mbytes)
Average 123 articles per day, 0.32 Mbytes per day, 2,762 bytes per article
Total headers: 958 kbytes, bodies: 1,370 kbytes
Body: quoted 946 kbytes, original 344 kbytes = 26.67%, sigs 79 kbytes
Total number of posters: 141, average 16,909 bytes per poster
Total number of threads: 94, average 25,364 bytes per thread
Total number of User-Agents: 29
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==================== Top Posters by Number of Messages =====================
Poster Msgs
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1: Neredbojias .................................................... 100
2: Travis Newbury ................................................. 84
3: dorayme ........................................................ 76
4: Luigi Donatello Asero .......................................... 42
5: Noodles Jefferson .............................................. 25
6: ................................................................ 24
7: Andy Dingley ................................................... 24
8: Jonathan N. Little ............................................. 21
9: Toby Inkster ................................................... 18
10: Tony Cooper .................................................... 18
11: Dylan Parry .................................................... 15
12: kchayka ........................................................ 13
13: rf ............................................................. 13
14: Mark Parnell ................................................... 13
15: Barbara de Zoete ............................................... 13
16: tm ............................................................. 12
17: wd ............................................................. 12
18: Beauregard T. Shagnasty ........................................ 11
19: Roy Schestowitz ................................................ 10
20: Woodmon ........................................................ 10
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======================= Top Posters by Size (kbytes) =======================
Poster Hdrs Quot Orig Sig Total
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1: ................................ 33 257 11 0 302
2: Noodles Jefferson .............. 32 239 5 7 284
3: Neredbojias .................... 104 64 24 6 199
4: dorayme ........................ 81 37 37 0 156
5: Travis Newbury ................. 103 20 21 0 146
6: Luigi Donatello Asero .......... 58 32 14 17 123
7: email***@***.com (Yomamma Bin . 13 67 8 0 89
8: Rev Turd Fredericks ............ 9 39 1 0 50
9: Tony Cooper .................... 22 9 13 0 47
10: Toby Inkster ................... 14 2 26 1 45
11: Jonathan N. Little ............. 27 9 5 2 45
12: Andy Dingley ................... 22 2 11 0 37
13: Barbara de Zoete ............... 13 5 7 4 31
14: Woodmon ........................ 11 3 12 0 27
15: Lame-o the Lightning Pheasant .. 4 21 0 0 26
16: tm ............................. 17 6 2 0 25
17: Mark Parnell ................... 17 2 3 1 24
18: Roy Schestowitz ................ 9 6 6 2 24
19: rf ............................. 15 2 3 1 22
20: wd ............................. 13 4 3 0 21
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================== Top Posters by Original Text (kbytes) ===================
Poster Total
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1: dorayme ........................................................ 37
2: Toby Inkster ................................................... 26
3: Neredbojias .................................................... 24
4: Travis Newbury ................................................. 21
5: Luigi Donatello Asero .......................................... 14
6: Tony Cooper .................................................... 13
7: Woodmon ........................................................ 12
8: Andy Dingley ................................................... 11
9: ................................................................ 11
10: email***@***.com (Yomamma Bin Crawdaddin)...................... 8
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=================== Highest Percentage of Original Text ====================
Poster Orig Body %age
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1: Toby Inkster ................................... 2 31 85
2: Andy Dingley ................................... 2 14 79
3: Woodmon ........................................ 3 15 79
4: middletree ..................................... 0 2 72
5: Anze ........................................... 2 6 69
6: Alan J. Flavell ................................ 1 5 68
7: Greg N. ........................................ 0 2 57
8: Tony Cooper .................................... 9 24 57
9: kchayka ........................................ 2 7 55
10: Dylan Parry .................................... 1 7 54
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==================== Lowest Percentage of Original Text ====================
Poster Orig Body %age
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1: Rev Turd Fredericks ............................ 39 41 2
2: Noodles Jefferson .............................. 239 252 2
3: ................................................ 257 268 4
4: email***@***.com (Yomamma Bin Crawdaddin)...... 67 76 11
5: the idiot ...................................... 8 10 17
6: Luigi Donatello Asero .......................... 32 65 22
7: tm ............................................. 6 8 26
8: Neredbojias .................................... 64 94 26
9: Stuart ......................................... 1 2 28
10: windandwaves ................................... 6 9 31
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==================== Top Threads By Number of Messages =====================
Thread Msgs
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1: explaining web standards to clients............................. 89
2: does anyone have an cool code for html?......................... 70
3: WANT TO KNOW WHO KADAITCHA MAN REALLY IS?....................... 67
4: Copyright....................................................... 61
5: What do you think of this website?.............................. 37
6: copy protect.................................................... 33
7: Now Completely off topic! was:RE:does anyone have an cool cod... 30
8: Firefox 1.5..................................................... 25
9: embed tag....................................................... 24
10: Website Test.................................................... 21
11: IE6 link colors & CSS override (vs. Firefox).................... 21
12: Centred headers browsed at Firefox.............................. 17
13: Text and images in irregular shaped column(s)................... 16
14: links within table.............................................. 14
15: HTML Challenge.................................................. 12
16: list item (li) hover effect in IE............................... 12
17: OT - Bush as the lesser of any number of evils.................. 12
18: Simulating tabs ................................................ 12
19: the end of an era... allmyfaqs.com.............................. 12
20: Text size....................................................... 11
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======================= Top Threads By Size (kbytes) =======================
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1: WANT TO KNOW WHO KADAITCHA MAN . 92 624 25 7 749
2: explaining web standards to cli. 109 38 45 2 196
3: Copyright....................... 78 54 20 11 164
4: does anyone have an cool code f. 93 23 17 2 136
5: Now Completely off topic! was:R. 40 12 9 0 63
6: What do you think of this websi. 41 9 12 0 62
7: Centred headers browsed at Fire. 23 10 8 3 46
8: Website Test.................... 18 11 12 2 45
9: copy protect.................... 31 5 6 1 45
10: embed tag....................... 22 9 8 0 41
11: Firefox 1.5..................... 23 7 5 1 37
12: Text and images in irregular sh. 16 6 11 2 37
13: IE6 link colors & CSS override . 20 5 9 0 36
14: Spammer Exposed: The FreeSpeech. 10 8 2 8 30
15: ALT.HTML Statistics for 16/10/2. 4 2 22 0 29
16: links within table.............. 13 5 6 1 27
17: OT - Bush as the lesser of any . 18 3 4 0 26
18: list item (li) hover effect in . 11 9 4 0 25
19: Please criticize my website..... 15 4 2 2 24
20: Simulating tabs ................ 12 4 5 0 22
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========================= Most Replied-To Messages =========================
Message-ID Replies
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1: <SCF4f.16062$email***@***.com>......... 19
2: <qkP4f.25464$email***@***.com>.................. 13
3: <email***@***.com>......... 11
4: <divqnb$d3i$email***@***.com>........................ 8
5: <dj7gqt$m4s$email***@***.com>............................ 7
6: <email***@***.com>.......... 7
7: <nvR4f.25592$email***@***.com>................. 7
8: <email***@***.com>......... 6
9: <email***@***.com>............................. 6
10: <dj7mm8$oab$email***@***.com>............................ 5
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========================= Most Cross-Posted Groups =========================
Group Msgs
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1: alt.usenet.kooks................................................ 89
2: alt.hackers.malicious........................................... 80
3: alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk............................. 79
4: rec.woodworking................................................. 67
5: alt.2600........................................................ 54
6: alt.html.editors.webedit........................................ 28
7: comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html............................. 21
8: 24hoursupport.helpdesk.......................................... 18
9: comp.lang.javascript............................................ 11
10: alt.fan.art-bell................................................ 11
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=================== Top User-Agents by Number of Posters ===================
User-Agent Posters
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1: Outlook Express................................................. 39
2: G2.............................................................. 23
3: Mozilla Thunderbird............................................. 11
4: Xnews........................................................... 10
5: Forte Agent..................................................... 9
6: 40tude Dialog................................................... 8
7: Mozilla......................................................... 6
8: KNode........................................................... 5
9: Pan............................................................. 4
10: MicroPlanet Gravity............................................. 3
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================== Top User-Agents by Number of Messages ===================
User-Agent Msgs
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1: Outlook Express................................................. 236
2: MicroPlanet Gravity............................................. 126
3: G2.............................................................. 78
4: Xnews........................................................... 72
5: 40tude Dialog................................................... 66
6: Forte Agent..................................................... 55
7: Mozilla......................................................... 44
8: Pan............................................................. 34
9: Mozilla Thunderbird............................................. 33
10: KNode........................................................... 32
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======= Bandwidth-Wasting User-Agents by Average Header Size (bytes) =======
User-Agent Hdrs Msgs Avg
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1: MT-NewsWatcher.................................. 22499 16 1406
2: G2.............................................. 97203 78 1246
3: Mozilla......................................... 52034 44 1182
4: Xnews........................................... 83943 72 1165
5: Debian Thunderbird 1.0.2 (X11................... 8123 7 1160
6: Outlook Express................................. 272811 236 1155
7: 40tude Dialog................................... 75731 66 1147
8: MicroPlanet-Gravity............................. 6837 6 1139
9: Forte Agent..................................... 61976 55 1126
10: MicroPlanet Gravity............................. 140976 126 1118
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===================== Top Servers by Number of Posters =====================
Posters
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1: googlegroups.com................................................ 23
2: individual.net.................................................. 11
3: news.alt.net.................................................... 6
4: nntp.comcast.com................................................ 6
5: newspeer1-win.ntli.net.......................................... 5
6: stamper.news.pas.earthlink.net.................................. 4
7: hw-filter.lga................................................... 4
8: stamper.news.atl.earthlink.net.................................. 3
9: nntp.rogers.com................................................. 2
10: postmaster.news.prodigy.com..................................... 2
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======================= Top Servers by Size (kbytes) =======================
Server Hdrs Quot Orig Sig Total
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1: news.alt.net.................... 70 498 17 7 594
2: corp.supernews.com.............. 118 68 27 6 221
3: hw-filter.lga................... 73 78 22 0 175
4: individual.net.................. 72 23 52 11 160
5: news.optusnet.com.au............ 81 37 37 0 156
6: googlegroups.com................ 94 20 31 0 148
7: masternews.telia.net............ 58 32 14 17 123
8: nntp.comcast.com................ 27 9 16 0 54
9: stamper.news.atl.earthlink.net.. 27 9 14 0 53
10: easynews.com.................... 10 40 1 0 52
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=================== Top Time Zones by Number of Posters ====================
Zone Posters
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1: UTC............................................................. 43
2: -0700........................................................... 34
3: +0100........................................................... 21
4: +0200........................................................... 18
5: -0400........................................................... 12
6: -0500........................................................... 5
7: +1000........................................................... 3
8: +1300........................................................... 2
9: -0600........................................................... 1
10: +0900........................................................... 1
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=================== Top Time Zones by Number of Messages ===================
Zone Msgs
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1: UTC............................................................. 237
2: -0700........................................................... 223
3: +0100........................................................... 127
4: +1000........................................................... 90
5: +0200........................................................... 65
6: -0500........................................................... 55
7: -0400........................................................... 37
8: +0900........................................................... 12
9: +1300........................................................... 12
10: +0545........................................................... 3
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================= Days When We are Most in Need of a Life ==================
Day Msgs
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1: Mon............................................................. 165
2: Tue............................................................. 93
3: Wed............................................................. 101
4: Thu............................................................. 102
5: Fri............................................................. 116
6: Sat............................................................. 83
7: Sun............................................................. 114
8: Non-RFC822 Header............................................... 89
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Stats compiled by Toby Inkster.
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Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
Contact Me ~ http://tobyinkster.co.uk/contact
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- [OT] Black holes (was: Keep your website trouble-free and money-making all the time)rf wrote:
> Edwin van der Vaart wrote:
> neredbojias wrote:
>
> [black holes]
>
> Do either of you really know what a [theoritical] black hole is?
>
> Have either of you read, for instance, Professor Stephen Hawkings works on
> the matter?
>
> (size of a planet) for &deity;'s sake! Your standard black hole might be the
> size of several hundred *stars*! A planet would be less than a single pixel.
<geek>
Just for the sake of accuracy, a black hole with a planet-like mass would be
considerably larger than most pixels. For example, the earth's Schwarzschild
radius is about 0.9 cm (about the size of a marble).
</geek>
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Philip Ronan
email***@***.com
(Please remove the "z"s if replying by email)
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- Fun with window.alertHere is a nice way of adding a JavaScript window.alert message that still
works when JavaScript is disabled! (But only in Gecko and Opera 7.2.)
<a href="data:,"Hello%20World"e;"
onclick="window.alert(unescape(this.href.substr(6))); return false;">Test</a>
Groovy. :-)
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Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
Contact Me - http://www.goddamn.co.uk/tobyink/?id=132
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- Fat Matt Moulton tries to be slickIn article <email***@***.com>,
email***@***.com says...
>
>
>On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 21:18:23 +0200, Incantatrix
><email***@***.com> wrote:
>
>>Fly Cooter <email***@***.com>
>><1126652452.07aad24e736fe2bc8108362578318e0e@bubbanews> :
>>
>>
>>>In article <email***@***.com>,
>>>email***@***.com says...
>>>
>>>>http://www.meow.org/flonk/album05
>>>
>>>So Lunarpages didn't want to host your shit and you bent over like a fat
>>>coward for the Westhost sysops. This one was a little trickier to trace,
>>> but meow.org is hosted on the cyberwurx.com servers, 'mo. Remove my IP
>>>and anything associated with me from this site or meow.org will be
>>>toast.
>>
>>netKKKoping our beloved father uncle antny too now eh?
>>what you with the bad haircu(n)t and the hatter do are your affairs.
>>but don't touch our antny or his server.
>>fuckwat
>
>Check this new one out:
>http://www.backwater-productions.net/_images/KKK%20Poofter.png
>It's Ku Klux Klan Poofter!
Moulton, I might be a lot of things but I'm not a racist. Cease and resist
now.
--
Fly Cooter
http://fly-cooter.tripod.com
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- What is a content cookie?Hi, the faq and user manuals for privoxy refer to content cookies,
specically in the faq:
===
"Content cookies" (those that are embedded in the actual HTML or JS page
content, see filter{content-cookies}), in an SSL
transaction will be impossible to block under these conditions.
Fortunately, this does not seem to be a very common scenario since most
cookies come by traditional means.
===
did a search but rather surprised not to find an explanation. I guess
that JS can read/set cookies within the browser so that's probably a
content cookie (is that right?) but .. a cookie embedded in actual HTML?
How does that work? I thought the only other place they could be was in
headers. Could someone give an example, I'd really appreciate it.
thanks
jan
- 6
- Tabbing between Table Cells lesson...I'm trying to learn about Tabbing between Cells of a table. I just can't
seem to determine what lets one table tab all the way through like this
example http://www.winehaven.com/order.phtml , while another won't tab away
from a cell row like this example http://www.nofa.org/store/ct/index.php .
Any suggestions appreciated
- 7
- brucies ballsGreetings one and all
I don't suppose anyone has a copy of brucies balls secreted away on their
server someplace?
The wayback machine (http://archive.org/) and a little help from
http://images.google.com/ enabled me to get this far:
http://balls.tbdata.co.uk/balls.php
I'd like to see the content of the remaining files if you have them.
Thanks for reading.
PS: x-posted. follow-ups not set but if you feel the need to remove
groups, I'd be grateful if you could leave AWW in. tnx.
--
William Tasso
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- frames questionI want to pass a url parameter to a frame page.
In my index.html i have a line like this:
frame src="mp_page.html/?Section=4"
mp_page.html has this in it:
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/fill_in.cgi" -->
The problem is that fill_in.cgi just sees an empty
QUERY_STRING env variable when it runs
The frame creation page index.html is actually created
by an index.cgi so the parameter passed to mp_page is dynamic
How can i pass this URL param to the page mp_page.html so that
fill_in.cgi can get it in its query_string env var?
Thanks
Eric
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- looking for webmastersI am looking for webmasters and web developers who want to help out
with a new site we are creating:
http://webfootcentral.jeremymorgan.com
in a few days, it will be http://www.webfootcentral.com, we are
looking for gurus who would be willing to help out answering questions
and participating in discussion. I already have some good talent
onboard, and we are going to be advertising pretty hard in the next
few months, bringing in new users.
Hopefully we can get a decent community going here and share a lot of
valuable information. Check it out.
:: Jeremy Morgan ::
Self Proclaimed Expert
Web Developer
http://www.jeremymorgan.com
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- AccessibilityOn Sat, 15 Jul 2006, Chris wrote:
> I want to check my css layout renders OK for people using screen
> readers and text only browsers. Can anyone recommend the best way to
> do this?
The *best* way is to get some screen readers, speaking browsers etc.
but they cost real money (in some cases, hair-curlingly so).
If you want a low-cost assessment, you could download the Windows
version of Opera and enable its voice features (causes an additional
download). Support is only offered at the moment for US-English
language under Windows.
Then you'd have:
1. Opera's View> Style> Emulate text browser
2. Opera's speaking features ("v" keycommand to speak the selection;
ctl/A then v will select the whole page then speak it).
I'd rate it as pretty useful, but not to be taken as the whole story.
Opera has some other useful emulation modes.
If you're in a position to install a version of lynx and/or elinks
then it can help, but don't assume that all speaking browsers behave
in the same way as might be deduced from Lynx.
There used to be a free 30day trial of IBM HPR, but the terms have
changed now. Might be worth taking a look anyway.
> Any general pointers to resources on accessibility would be great
> also.
That's a moving target. The first edition of the WAI guidelines
contain some good material, but several pieces of advice on what to do
"until user agents" get better, are best crossed out as they can cause
more trouble than they avoid.
http://www.w3.org/WAI/ , of course.
The second version has been extensively overhauled and restructured,
but it's early days to rate it properly.
Above all, if you are genuinely interested in accessibility then you
need to spend time on the *subjective* aspects. There are by-rote
checkers that will report on the *objective* guidelines, but you need
to understand how to respond to those reports, or else the fixes can
make things worse rather than better. And I don't only mean choosing
absurd "alt" texts for images.
good luck
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- very basic question about xhtmlMark Parnell wrote:
> Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, John Salerno
> <email***@***.com> spouted in alt.html:
>
>> You mean if I use this new syntax to close an img or br tag, it will
>> show a > symbol?
>
> If it's HTML rather than XHTML, and the browser is behaving according to
> the specs, yes.
>
Oh, I thought you meant if I use /> even in XHTML that some browsers
might display the >
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- refresh and iframesIs there any way when using Iframes so that when "refresh" or "reload"
is clicked, that the original page of the iframe is shown instead of
the one that is currently displayed?
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- newsgroup about php
Is there any good newsgroup or news server that talks about php
programming? usenet has no group for php and mysql.
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- Critique CSS layout (issues addressed)I have addressed most of the issues listed in the responses to my last post
"Critique CSS layout (1st go - fingers crossed)". I'm rapt with the progress
I have made, thanks to all for your past critiques.
http://www.limelightstudio.com.au/iss/8/
The issues addressed:
- Nav uses <li> now
- No horizontal scroll in IE6 at 850-900 pixels
- Nav area not fixed, fluid now
- Added <h#> markup to replace <div>
- Changed CAPS
- Darker body text
- Changed footer layout & colour
- Made nav links different on hover
- Mis-alignment of banner in Opera
It's amazing how much easier CSS layout is when using the correct <h#>
markup....
Note: Links don't go anywhere. Font size has remained the same.
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- Cross browser / platform problems with CSSI am running into problems trying to get a simple searchbox to display
correctly across various browsers and platforms.
Everything is fine in IE 6.0 on PC (can't we all just use IE :) but when
viewed on other browsers and platforms is when the problems begin.
Here is a simple page I created to illustrate the problem. I also included
screenshots to show how each other browser and platform mangles the original
intent.
http://www.speakeasy.org/~mfindlay/searchbox.htm. Everything is contained in
the htm page so you can view source on it to see the style definitions I am
using.
If anyone can offer any advice on the 2 main issues here:
1) The input box appears even though I have defined a style for it that
should make it invisible
2) On Mac Safari, the searchbox is separated from the arrow image.
I would greatly appreciate it.
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