- From: James Marshall <jamesspam2007@yahoo.co.uk>
- Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 23:38:37 +0000
- To: www-validator-css@w3.org
Hi David, Thanks for your replies and help. >> 1. how do I specifically invoke the old css2 profile? >You pick CSS 2 from the profile menu (I think it might be hidden behind >"more options" or similar). OK found it - 'conspicuous by its camouflage'. I think a button might be more appropriate - links usually move your location! >> 2. The fact that 'font-stretch' now fails caused me to look at the >> css2.1 spec and I find that 'font-stretch' has been removed - so what >> has replaced it - or is there any other work around? I have used >> 'font-stretch' as a convenient way to scrunch up text to fit nav bars. >My understanding of CSS 2.1 is that it removes properties which lack >support (2 independent implementations), font-stretch is likely a >victim of this. >> Whilst validating with the old ccs2 spec is ok in the short term - in >> the long term my css code will have to be fixed to meet validation. >>So better sooner than later - and I'm sure I am not alone in this. >I wouldn't be surprised if it was coming back for CSS 3. Maybe I'll hang fire on changes and see what happens. >> BTW I hit 'respond to this message' in the mailing list but the >>original thread text is missing! What am I doing wrong? >"In the mailing list"? Do you mean your email client? That would depend >on what email client you are using. Many will only quote selected text >if any text is selected, its possible you selected a space. No - at the foot of page http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-validator-css/2007Feb/0027.html My email client is Mozilla - and I had expected I had expected to open with original message showing. In this instance I have cut-n-pasted the original text. Although I have been online some 12 years and this is the 1st time written to one of these lists. I have always avoided anything that publicly displays my email address and stick to forums. Regards - James - <http://www.goodconnexions.plus.com/>
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