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  		RE: CSS links - 8/7/2005 7:28:33   
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I suppose there's no chance the site will ever disappear though?

Unlikely, it's an Eric Meyer thingy and just take a looksee at the contributors' names. Still if it ever does disappear, you can always come back here and practice bookmarking all over again.
That is, as long as this site has not become a victim of Darwin's Theory of Evolution in the meantime. :)

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  		RE: CSS links - 8/29/2005 10:36:53   
Much like the CSS-Discuss list - this link is a list of further links. But it's nicely laid out and easy to find stuff.

http://www.dezwozhere.com/links.html

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  		RE: CSS links - 5/23/2006 15:51:46   
I can't beleive no one mentioned www.cssplay.co.ukor www.cssbeauty.com

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  		RE: CSS links - 5/23/2006 16:22:53   
SSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! Don't go giving away all our secrets!

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  		RE: CSS links - 5/23/2006 16:40:15   
oops... ok you're the mod erase erase!

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 8:30:00   
Some people find this useful... http://bonrouge.com/br.php?page=faq

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 8:34:44   
Any page that starts with "What's wrong with Internet Explorer" gets my vote but doesn't that page take up 99% of your hosting space and bandwidth? :)

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 8:42:46   
I just read through that lot BR and well done!!! That is really handy. There are a couple of things in there you might get some queries on but Tail will be delighted to see the part about Doctypes.

You've explained things very well. Impressed.

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 8:51:28   
You might like to add some info about the multiple classes

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Netscape 4.x for Windows and Mac cannot support the application of multiple classes to a single element. It results in ignoring all classes. It can, however, understand the application of a class and an id to a single element. This technique only works, however, if the class and id are defined separately in the stylesheet, not grouped together.

Internet Explorer 4.x for Windows cannot support the application of multiple classes to a single element. It results in ignoring all classes. It can, however, understand the application of a class and an id to a single element. This technique works even if the class and id are grouped together in the stylesheet, not defined separately. In this respect IE 4.x differs from NN 4.x.

IE5 for the Mac has problems with multiple classes when they are used in conjunction with descendent selectors.

If one of your styles is a substring of another MacIE will apply both styles when you use the substring style name as the first of your multiple listed classes.



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BonRouge

 

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 9:41:52   
Glad you like it.

I'd be interested to know what I might be queried about though. If there's something not right, I'd like to fix it.

As for Netscape 4, IE4 and Mac/IE, I think we can safely forget those dead browsers.

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 9:49:18   
The queries - mainly to do with multiple classes. Might just be worth saying that they don't work in some older browsers.

Your instructions are great, don't get me wrong but it does read like "this is how it works in everything except IE". Might just be worth saying something about other browsers too or doing what other sites do and putting a browser tick list.

I have a feeling you may need it when IE7 comes out and offers a whole load of new problems. :)

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 9:50:38   
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As for Netscape 4, IE4 and Mac/IE, I think we can safely forget those dead browsers
One of my sites had 15 unique visits from those browsers this month alone.

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BonRouge

 

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 12:33:06   
jaybee,
Where did your quote come from?

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jaybee

 

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 15:42:30   
A book.

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BonRouge

 

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/16/2006 15:45:23   
Any chance of you telling me which book?

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BonRouge

 

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/20/2006 2:20:08   
Seriously though - can you tell me which book that quote was from? I'd like to use it (with appropriate credit).

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/20/2006 16:15:03   
Please stay on topic with the posting of links, if you have a discussion to start regarding something please start a new thread to keep the links thread free of things for newbies that are searching for help. Thanks!

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BonRouge

 

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  		RE: CSS links - 7/20/2006 16:51:06   
I'd suggest you delete the posts from #36 onwards. Fine by me. (Although I'd still like to know where the quote came from).

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  		RE: CSS links - 2/2/2008 15:25:41   
this came out today apparently
http://reference.sitepoint.com/css

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