Tag Archives: W3c

PLEASE HELP ME GET STARTED!

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin523 views

I’m new to web site design and I first have general requests. First of most of, I am utilizing Photoshop and Dreamweaver. Is that this the best combination, or can somebody please recommend a better solution Would people recommend creating all graphics in Photoshop and then placing in Dreamweaver I also wonder with regards to browser compatibility plus HTML vs CSS I appreciate the help. Photoshop and Dreamweaver certainly are a good combination. You can apply all photo croping and editing or creation involving simple graphics with photoshop and spend less them there to apply for the site. If you wish to create more sophisticated graphics or drawings, you’ll want to utilize illustrator or much the same program. there are a great deal of issues with browser compatability, but you can avoid loads of issues by merely validating the css plus html files while using the w3c validators (http: //www. w3. org/QA/Tools/#validators). You may also want to check the information within the new Adobe CSS Consultant (still beta — http: //www. adobe. com/cfusion/communityengine/index. cfmevent=homepage& productId=1) the way it has some handy information regarding identified css issues. On the other hand, this will certainly not replace testing your site in various … Continue reading →

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Validation

Posted on September 15, 2012 by admin458 views

Can certainly anyone give me some links in order to known validators It would be good if these types of forums had a new sticky somewhere using links to verify our websites in order that they meet good standards Thanks a lot! The w3c has many of the main validators – http: //validator. w3. org/ to get HTML and http: //jigsaw. w3. org/css-validator/ to get CSS. There’s also a validator with regard to WCAG (Web Content material Accessibility Guidelines) that’s the following (link too long). But this town, for compliance in order to accessibility which is a very good thing, is reasonably hard to go away. I know theres some sort of DDA validator identified as Bobby and I believe W3c created the item, however I can’t find it online or the w3c internet site. Have you found it http: //webxact. watchfire. com/ You may get some pretty respectable ones for firefox – head over to add on webpages for Firefox plus type validator inside search box, there’s two analysts I think. Most such validators still use the official ones AFAIK. The validation method is too complex to try and do via JS, which can be what FF employs for … Continue reading →

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Arhhh Wheres the W3C Validator Gone

Posted on September 15, 2012 by admin400 views

do it yourself explains just is not going to open here anyone else Seems down for the minute (http: //validator. w3. org/). It truly is happened before; it’ll return up. why couldnt that of waited 30 minutes just when I actually decide on it.. trouble solved its back again.

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Touchy Issue

Posted on September 15, 2012 by admin483 views

I encountered this same case time and occasion again. I’ve just created essentially the most semantic, visually appealing website ever (well, which is probably an exaggeration! ). I hand everything to the client, which prefers to embed the content devoid of my help. I check back in a few days to see what sort of website is carrying out and decide to look at the code on W3C. I soon know that that my when flawless code now has numerous problems. This happens to my advice time and moment again, especially using static sites. I’ve tried avoiding the problem simply by inserting sample subject material that explains how to keep the code error free, nonetheless it does no excellent. My question can be: Is it possible to prevent this problem plus, if so, just how If your client has direct control covering the code, you can not. It’s unfortunate, but the only solution is that you should retain control on the markup. If they need to add content, let them exercise through some CMS in order to at least intercept the code they offer. i employ a client to that maintains his web site, not a wise course of action … Continue reading →

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need help with buttons

Posted on September 10, 2012 by admin527 views

all right so ive produced a layout throughout photoshop, and coded the vast majority of site, except the control keys which i have no idea how to carry out. heres what the layout seems as if. http: //img67. imageshack. us/my. phpimage=testjv1. jpg and heres what ive obtained so far what it seems as if in firefox (havent got it to be effective in IE, i have no idea how hopin possible get some benefit that aswell): http: //img405. imageshack. us/my. phpimage=untitledak5. jpg this ccs: Code: body backdrop: #1D1D1D url(images/background. jpg) repeat-x; perimeter: 0px; color: #1E1E1E; font-family: font-family: Arial, Geneva, Helvetica, sans-serif, Tahoma; #border wider: 700px; margin: 0 car; #content width: 598px; margin-top: 200px; margin-left: 50px; #main background-image: url(images/content. png); min-height: 200px; margin-top: -5px; #text placement: absolute; margin-top: 0px; margin-left: 18px; wider: 310px; min-height: 100px; #news placement: relative; margin-top: 0px; margin-left: 370px; wider: 195px; min-height: 100px; h1 margin-top: -10px; font-family: Tahoma; color: #d38030; font-size: 18px; font-weight: vivid; p margin-top: -10px; font-family: Tahoma; color: #FFFFFF; font-size: 12px; and this html: HTML: <! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC " -//W3C//DTD XHTML YOU. 1//EN" " http: //www. w3. org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional. dtd" > < html> < head> < title> GENIUS Designs< /title> < meta http-equiv=" Content-Type" content=" text/html; … Continue reading →

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*background problem when screen resolution changes

Posted on August 14, 2012 by admin541 views

Well I obtained a website I’d like to see to code and I’m not too good in coding although I’m designing/coding websites for 2-3 years(ocassional hobby). I always tried and retried along with asked and looked but I always got unwanted side effects. So I want to make this a single by-the-book 100% XHTML Strict/transitional W3C Valid So I used to be thinking where should i start with along with I thought I should as well as the background. I can’t seem to manage even this town. Such as every single thing I ever performed I can’t comprehend it to look exactly the same in every unpleasant screen resolution …. Plenty of talking. As the simple truth is in the picture it has 2 parts. the first is a gradient via blue to white(bottom to top) as well as other part is really a black pattern thing. How do i implement itI aren’t able to simply adjust it’s size to fit my resolution along with browser. It has to look the same for you. And the top part is usually made with the vertical 1px slice the underside one has a pattern in order that it can’t. i used to … Continue reading →

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Flickr JS + W3C Validator

Posted on August 4, 2012 by admin435 views

Hello all, I was wondering how possible make the Flickr JS so the W3C valiator doesn’t return me number of of errors. i’m probably not familiar with JS annotation. Could possibly anyone help me here HTML: < script type=" text/javascript" src=" http: //www. reddit. com/badge_code_v2. gnecount=5& display=latest& size=s& layout=h& source=user_tag& user=54012684%40N00& tag=mobblogging" > < /script> Evade the ampersands (& firm; instead of & ).

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Best Browser to test website?

Posted on July 31, 2012 by admin527 views

Hi there, I had been wondering if any one knew which browser is better to test your current websites in as many as you can but realy concentrate on the major 4 IE6, 7, 8 firefox, sfari, opera. and for seo indexability lynx. Firefox having Firebug, I’ve identified, is the easiest for development. Opera, mainly Opera 10, is very standards-compliant and goes by Acid3. Then test in IE8, then IE7, and as long as you specifically need support as it, IE6. Usually, develop for by far the most standards-compliant browser and work into the least. What does the title of the thread should want to do with browser testing Sorry, this. Title evolved. I minute firefox with firebug install Also validate your website with http: //validator. w3. org I usually use 3 preferred browsers. IE8, Opera and Firefox. Safari (sadly) is considerably more popular than Opera, and even Chrome, the browser without any point, has two times its market reveal. Opera is simply 0. 7% despite precisely how clearly awesome it can be. Testing a website used to be so much better. You would grow and test your code in Net Explorer and always be totally oblivious to help anything … Continue reading →

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c:\facepath\??

Posted on June 29, 2012 by admin454 views

Hi! Me and my pal are running your file uploading program, and we have got a problem with when the user chooses the particular file. This says " D: \fakepath\file". The URL into the site is: http: //filechimp. net Although the uploading script is effective. How would WHEN I fix this I have heard that it really is tricky. Gives thanks, iPwn. It’s a relatively new safety feature. The notion behind it, as a minimum what I could gather, is for you to " protect" users from actually showing the entire path of a file that they’re uploading to the actual server. It seems like an IE8-specific thing (it’s the sole place I’ve found it), although it may be in other browser as well. That’s the terrible news. The nice news is this, depending on your upload script, you are able to fix it yourself using something similar to this. I actually ran into this matter about 10 hrs ago using NeatUpload plus I created by myself workaround as a result. It seems to work, too. Code: var textFileName = track. name; // You will have to change this specific to whatever element creates your filename. textFileName = textFileName. upgrade … Continue reading →

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Is my code old fashioned?

Posted on June 9, 2012 by admin535 views

Hi there, Someone just absolutly slated one of my sites to be old fashioned plus coded badly. I think they dont understand what they’re talking regarding. Can anyone comment on this code along with tell me if its expired or old created or plainly simply wrong This can be a basic site without dynamic however several aspects of it are puilled coming from php files including the menu and this footer etc. Code: <! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC " -//W3C//DTD XHTML YOU. 0 Transitional//EN" " http: //www. w3. org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional. dtd" > < html xmlns=" http: //www. w3. org/1999/xhtml" xml: lang=" en" > < head> < meta http-equiv=" Content-Type" content=" text/html; charset=utf-8" /> < title> Major Cultivation Parts Agricast< /title> < meta name=" keywords" content=" Major Cultivation Parts, agricast" /> < meta name=" description" content=" " /> < meta name=" copyright" content=" Copyright 2011 Most Rights Reserved" /> < meta name=" author" content=" " /> < meta name=" robots" content=" list, follow" /> < link rel=" stylesheet" href=" agricast. css" type=" text/css" /> < script type=" text/javascript" src=" http: //ajax. googleapis. com/ajax/libs/jquery/1. FOUR. 2/jquery. min. js" > < /script> < script type=" text/javascript" src=" fadeslideshow. js" > /*********************************************** * Epitome of Fade … Continue reading →

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