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Author Re: Help for a newbie please. Working ok in IE but not in FF or N/scape- 2nd request
Paul Burke

2005-01-25, 7:23 am

On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 10:21:50 +0100, Ali Babba <AliBabba@40Bandits.com>
wrote:

>Neal wrote:
>
>
>if over 90% of all people on the net use IE, and the remaining
>percentages are fragmented by dozins of other browsers, you are well
>adviced to give IE the priority.


I do intend to agree with you by giving IE priority. Although 90% are
old figures now. Not only that, the owner of the site uses nothing but
IE :/

plh
Paul
Paul Burke

2005-01-25, 11:18 pm

On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 16:28:31 -0600, kchayka <usenet@c-net.us> wrote:


Hi kchayka

>Paul Burke wrote:
>
>The real problem is letting Dreamweaver generate any code at all. Make
>it stop.


LOL

>
>It's easy enough to see the problem, as reported in the CSS validator on
>menu.css:


># Line: 27 Context : div#header
>Invalid number : clipParse Error - )
>
>Look at menu.css, line 27 where it references 'clip':
>clip: rect( )


Yes, I saw that too, but as I said I didn't know how to fix it. Just
like a car. I may know that my big end has gone, but knowing how to
fix it is the problem.

Anyway, I took out the clip stuff all together and now validates.
Thank you so much.
I tried almost everything else. Altering the factors of the clip etc.
But didn't think about taking them out all together. doh.


>Dreamweaver is generating crap. Again, make it stop doing that. And
>remove all those clip properties altogether. They're useless.

Done and fixed. You are a star. Thank you so much.
>
>If you get stuck working out the finer points of multi-columned CSS
>layouts, you should consider using one of the umpteen templates that are
>already out there. Here's a few:
><URL:http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/>
><URL:http://nemesis1.f2o.org/templates.php>


Thank you.
I must admit, at this point, I do find working in WYSIWYG html is
easier. But I do see the benefits of css.
And some of these tutorials you read are written by eggheads for
eggheads. Nothing written for the village idiot like me.

Doesn't help when I am on a modem with limited online time. Not the
most ideal tool for a webmaster LOL
I have to save off as many pages as possible and wade through them.

Thanks again for all your help. You are a life saver.
Take care
plh
Paul
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