Hi It looks OK to me but do know what browser the Mac running ,I do not know what a Mac uses for text editor i.e. notepad in windows, you should be able to put...
The Mac 'notepad' is called TextEdit and if you cut and paste the text below into it will offer to save it either as RTF or Word format. Even if you force the...
Hi Dave, Thanks for your reply. My friend uses a basic text editor on the Mac called "TextEditor". It is similar to Notepad. He is using Firefox and MSIE. This...
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Nov 4, 2007 2:41 pm
How is he opening the file? With the broswer's file open command or from the text editor? John Wallace Pontiac Power RULES !!! www.wallaceracing.com _____ ...
Hi Ray, The mark up validates http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input. In Firefox I can drag the test.html file into a window to open it, I can use the menu...
... The Mac users that I know are completely clueless about things like this. I can explain and explain and they still don't 'get it'. Sigh . . . Does he have...
... I don't see what you mean. Firefox 1.5.0.12 and Opera 9.24 do exactly the same thing. But neither Netscape 4.8 nor IE 5.5 seem to be able to use an ID as...
... I have had the FF behavior verified by others but not the Opera behavior. Opera Works fine for me. So does IE. ... I just switched from name to ID. Back...
Hi Mike, I use both name and ID: <a href="#a1"><a name="a1" id="a1"></a> <!-- match anchor link name --></a> <a name="a1" id="a1"></a> <!-- match anchor link...
... That can't be right. IE has been able to use an id as an anchor since IE4 IIRC. Netscape 4 - that's another cup of tea. Mike, I see no problem with your...
... Both FF and Opera do the same thing here, they choose the anchor and place it right at the top of the window. As you have anchored the description beneath...
... Greetings, I added the image dimensions, but I see now I missed a few. I will go back and fix these and then see what happens. To be on the safe side I...
... I wouldn't if it was me. The decided advantage of the ID is, that you can add it to any existing semantic tag, while the <a name needs to be a separate...
... Hi Axel, To be sure I know what you mean: A semantic tag would be <p>, etc and unsemantic element would be <img and ??? If I am understanding you correctly...
... I wanted to revisit the necessity of using ALT "tags". ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_attribute "Alternative text is especially useful in the...
... No, a semantic element is one, that tells you something about the content and must or should be there irrespective of layout like: this is a paragraph this...
... There is one exception, when I only write ALT="Bild"; or ALT="Image" and that's when I make an image plus it's caption into a table (imho this makes it...
... Why? Why not use an empty alt? If the alt text isn't needed, well, it isn't needed. Who benefits from being told an image is an image? ... Isn't title...
... For that yes, but the ALT tag is needed too and e.g. IE treats ALT as it should treat TITLE. ... Well for one thing the ALT is compulsory in the standard....
... This is fine, as long as your page DOES validate as HTML 4.01 strict. ... Both are correct. Which one to use depends on whether you are using UTF-8 to...
With NoteTab you should use charset=iso-8859-1 WV-Mike wrote: The more I read about this ( again), the more confused I get. [Non-text portions of this message...
... No the two are completely independant of one another. ... This is fine but it tends to be a bit fundamentalist about separation of content and layout. I...
... Except for two errors it does: http://tinyurl.com/yokfja The target="_blank" I do not want to change. The "<li id="currentpage">" is from the PHP include...
... Careful here! 8859-1 and Win-1252 are nearly identical, but not quite. The most frequent error from this misdeclaration is the euro sign €. So this will...
... No. In practice, as far as I know, this route is only open to you if you run your own server. But you can turn it off. In my case the server sent a...
