- From: hrhrhr hahaha <kevking@hotmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 14:31:32 -1000
- To: www-style@w3.org
>Suggestions for future rules/proposals/whatever they're called this week: >>Properties. They've always been called properties. Hey okay! I broke the cardinal sin of all web coding geeks and referred to something incorrectly, which is why I made light of the fact that I couldn't remember their names! Besides, if you read the whole article, it says suggestions for proposals as well! >A new way to link to stylesheets, AND an assurance from ALL the browser >members of w3c that they WON'T implement it without either FULL support or >if only particial, then their browser ignores the rule, (as they should >have in versions 1 and 2. Ahem!) >>Why would you want one? There's already a half-dozen ways in which styles >>can be applied to documents, depending on type. Because half the bloody browsers out there at the moment still don't support full CSS 1, let alone CSS2, half of them all recognise the various ways to import a stylesheet without resorting to hacks/filters, and some, as we all know, (including, I am sure, you), that half of them are buggy if certain legitimate rules are applied to them! If the border url worked in ANY browser I tested on, it would help. Thats why I suggested new CSS styles in conjunction with an assurance from ALL W3C browser members that they only recognise the rule when they can support the bloody thing. (Some hope!) Besides, images, however small, add more download time. >>Before you think of any more suggestions that will be "ignored", you may want to do a little more reading. That reference was to several emails I sent in the past, to the W3C, both referring to "proposals" for new CSS rules and properties, and to emails to pages that had problems, (and continue to do so), including their "homepage" (or do you call it a sitepage?), when I viewed them, but were ignored. Also, cut the less geeky out there some slack, we're NOT all hand-coding 24/7. Didn't you make mistakes when referring to something, ever in your life, or are you as perfect in your reallife as you are in your CSS referral and coding! Jeez! _________________________________________________________________ Frustrated with dial-up? Lightning-fast Internet access for as low as $29.95/month. http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200360ave/direct/01/
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