Hey all. I have been asking this question other web designers, about the "Standard" in web page designing, and responses I get are "You have to follow the W3C...
John,
The theory is that browsers are set to interpret pages according to the standards. If your pages meet the standards, the better chance that they will...
Hello John John S. Sapyta., You wrote [cightml] ... Ú Hey all. I have been asking this question other web designers, about the "Standard" in web page...
Hi John, We have alreadly had a great deal of correspendence regarding this and my reply is still the same. You use W3C because it is the standard. Anything...
John, One of the reasons for having "standards" is that browsers interpret the code they get. We all would like our sites to look the same no matter what...
John, It is my opinion that one must look to the future; not the past. Perhaps a web page works good, today, using your current browser. But, corrections and...
John, if a person looks healthy on the outside, then why worry about the inside? We really are what we eat. Well, there is more to it than that. You don't have...
Correction ... whether they passed validation or not. But I will sleep much betterknowing they validate if I received a check for that website.<< I mean, this...
Hey. WOW! boy did I open up a can of worms on this subject or what? LOL. I want to thank everyone for there responses, I guess I'll have go back to square ...
... Often John it will be one error over and over, or it may be that when you fix one, others go away. It is not a requirement to comply! It is a good target...
John,
I tidied up a site once that someone had written with FrontPage and it was full of errors. I was able to short-cut it by using Notetab with HTML Tidy,...
Well. both FP and MS Office will make very bad code, standards wise. As for the 100+ errors: one single mistake can show up as a dozen or more errors. Try...
That isn't true Dave, we have done pages with Flash content that comply wiht the standards just fine.. you just have to do the code differently (object not...
As usual, work on a backup copy just in case, but this should automate a lot of your problem. I also built clips to auto fix a lot of errors in a set of pages...
If I am not mistaken he just told you. Use "OBJECT" and not "EMBED" I had some problems using "object," but finally got it working okay. Ed ... From: Dave ...
I think you sent this to the wrong person. ;) ... From: Ed To: cightml@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 9:00 AM Subject: Re: [cightml] Web...
Are you able to post the html on a website so we can look at your OBJECT or EMBED of flash? ... From: Dave To: cightml@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December...
Hey all, I thought I give an update. I'm slowly removing errors from the page that I'm working on. http://www.broadbentinc.com/kp.html -201 errors here. to ...
Hi, Does anyone know how to have a _*minimum*_ character length in text boxes in forms? TIA, Stephanie My Website » http://www.stephaniezylstra.com/ Vote for...
Yes. You gotta use javascript to manage it (on the client) or if you are using a "postback", use something in your server code. JS... in your onsubmit of your...
David Colliver
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Dec 9, 2005 7:38 am
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Great stuff John.
Here is a version of your page with only 2 errors which could be easily fixed by hand, then the page will validate:...
Hi all, As some of you may know, I run a portal network. I have got something on there called MyFOCUS. This is where you can totally customise the page to how...
David Colliver
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Dec 10, 2005 4:30 pm
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Hi all, I need to determine the center position of a window so that I can do my calculations from. I currently have document.body.clientWidth / 2 which works...
David Colliver
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Dec 11, 2005 10:41 am
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Ah, Sorted it. I needed document.body.scrollLeft and document.body.scrollTop. Are these different for firefox? Best regards, Dave Colliver. ...