Re: Quick tips form: second draft

Pasquale,

I tried several levels of magnification in IE. First I used the standard 
methods provided by IE provided in the Internet options. Then I applied 
style sheets of my own.  The form enlarged quite gracefully.  I didn't 
make it humongous only 18-22 pt.  But it looked good at that size.  I am 
attaching one style sheet so you can see what I mean.

Now, this style sheet is strictly my home use sheet.  The code is pretty 
ugly, so don't make fun.  But it will give you a good look at your form 
expanded.   You might want to comment out the color changes.  My 
particular color choice might make you feel ill.  That's how color works.

Best, Wayne

Pasquale Popolizio wrote:
> Hi folks,
> thanks for your suggestions about "quick tips form" first draft.
> 
> Here's the second draft.
> 
> In the "qtform2_b.html" file I rearrangend the "personal details" and
> "address for delivery" text boxes; it's only a cosmetic arrangement.
> 
> - I rearranged starting text layout only for this draft.
> 
> - I put a fieldset around the whole form.
> 
> - About edit boxes that does not increase accordingly (when View > Text Size
> 
>>Largest is selected in IE) I set a "body {font-size: 1em;}" declaration in
> 
> embedded CSS. I find that there's not a same declaration in the default CSS.
> 
> - I changed position of
> "Up to500 cards are available at no charge. For quantities over 500, please
> send information about your intended distribution plans to
> wai-quicktips@w3.org, and we can discuss different options for getting you
> the cards. Currently, only the English Quick Tips are available in braille
> and large print formats"
> and put it outside the form.
> 
> - About "address line", I don't know what is the real importance for USA o
> other Country to have two lines. In Italy, one line address is enough. Then
> in Italy, for example, the "province" item is important; it's necessary for
> delivery.
> 
> - I rearranged order pull-down menu in a different way; so there's no
> problem about irritating wrapping.
> 
> - I changed the "submit text" in "To submit the order (you will receive a
> copy of the present order in your email)".
> 
>  - I think that maybe we can take off accesskeys: they could bring about
> more conflicts that advantages.
> 
> 
> Thank you
> 
> Regards
> Ciao
> 
> Pasquale
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