Re: BAD "after" template ready

Il giorno 22/feb/06, alle ore 18:43, Shadi Abou-Zahra ha scritto:
> Hi Pasquale,
> Thank you for the update. Some more remarks on this version:


Hi Shadi, hi all.
Here's the new survey_after draft.



> Usa <a name="current">Survey</a> to get visual highlight (see the  
> index page as an example of this).


ok, done.


>> Just one suggestion: I think we have to make the internal color of  
>> headline_middle.gif pix (little C near "1. General Information"  
>> and so on) white and non transparent.
>
> Please use <img alt="" ...> for now (not within the CSS).


Done, but it seems that image has transparent content.


> More comments:
> * Check font sizes / spacing in headings (and fieldsets) to match  
> before page.

ok, done.


> * Match fieldset borders in the after page to the table borders in  
> the before page.

ok, done.


> * Remove <p>Data submit</p> at the bottom of the page.

ok, done.


> * Put "All fields in red should be filled in." at the top of the  
> page and add an asterisk ("*") to the word "red" and to each read  
> field in the form (redundant coding).

ok, done.


> * Remove CSS class "hundred" and all occurrences (it is already  
> defined in main.css)

ok, done.


> * Enclose the <input> element within the <label> element.

ok, done.


> * Remove the <p> elements around the <input>/<label> and reduce/ 
> refine the CSS classes.
>
> * Need to check usage of fieldsets / headers (especially fieldset  
> around the text area). I will send a separate mail on this.
>

About <p> element, if we decide to remove it, I have to rethink the  
overall structure.
For example, if I use <label> as block-level, there's a bug in IE 6  
that show borders around them.

About fieldset, if we decide to markup only 4 fieldset:
1. General Information
2. Habits
3. Traffic perception
Comments

we have to revisit the graphic layout, so to conform to the before_page;
so, we have no fieldset border, but only a border around a single  
question.
Otherwise, I think we have to revisit the "bad" layout.



regards
ciao

~ pasquale