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Tutorial: Developing Websites with XHTML and CSSTutorial: Developing Websites with XHTML and CSSCurrently viewing this thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)  December 5th, 2003 01:36 AM May I add something to the CSS awesomeness list?
This can be very useful to show prompts and other things to ward off IE-goers ___________________ irc.efnet.net #neverside
Last edited by James, February 1st, 2004 12:04 AM (Edited 1 times) January 31st, 2004 10:23 PM I've read this topic and checked the site, good work! Any idea when this "version 1.1" you have been talking about will be done? ___________________ Bytecon Web Solutions March 20th, 2004 08:11 PM I'm sortof confused... I'm completely new to this xhtml thing. I'm used to using background/bgcolor/and a slew of other attributes... And i go to the validation page and it says there is no such attribute. wtf yo? Where do I put the meta tag in my html code? Where do I put the doctype line of code? So... confused..... You gotta realize that not all ppl know where to put what when switching to xhtml... ive never heard of doctype until now. Ive heard of the meta tag but never used it... Does w3.org have a list of atributes i can and cannot use?cso many questions... YAWWWN.. goish im tired. nite folks...:confused: ___________________
March 20th, 2004 09:30 PM KubeDawg, ___________________
June 13th, 2004 02:16 AM Three months late, but I'll answer them for general information: Assuming you're using css: The meta tags go between <head> and </head> The doctype goes on the first line of the document, before <html> I'm not sure if w3.org has a list, but off the top of my head.. alt, src, href, colspan, rowspan, cols, rows, and style, are the only attributes that should be used. June 13th, 2004 03:27 AMAlso id (sometimes name, to make it work with JS/PHP), cellpadding and cellspacing (off the top of my head too ___________________ June 13th, 2004 11:12 PMid and class are fine, like you said.. however, I think the name attribute is quickly becoming depricated, as most people rarely use page.html#paragraph, and target is depricated already. Cellpadding and cellspacing can be replaced with standard CSS, (padding and margin, respectively), so there's no use for them. June 13th, 2004 11:37 PM
It's spelt deprecated. The only time you'll need to use name is on <input>'s. Otherwise, id will suffice and can be targed like <a href="#chapter1">Go to chapter 1</a>. ___________________ Tables for layout is an abuse. -- Internet Explorer is unsafe. |
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