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Lo all, just wanted a quick browser test on this before I get too far into development:
[URL]http://dev.digital-prozac.co.uk/[/URL]
I've checked it in FF 1.0.2/Mozilla/Camino & IE 6.2, specifically loomking for a screener from Safari.
[URL]http://dev.digital-prozac.co.uk/[/URL]
I've checked it in FF 1.0.2/Mozilla/Camino & IE 6.2, specifically loomking for a screener from Safari.
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Timmargh wrote:
> Looks good and everything seems to fit in Safari 1.2.4.
> [URL]http://timmargh.net/files/digitalprozac.jpg[/URL] - my mouse was
> over the "home" link.
Cheers Tim, Safari was a major concern as it's not perfect but is used by a majority of Mac users today.
> Looks good and everything seems to fit in Safari 1.2.4.
> [URL]http://timmargh.net/files/digitalprozac.jpg[/URL] - my mouse was
> over the "home" link.
Cheers Tim, Safari was a major concern as it's not perfect but is used by a majority of Mac users today.
Good luck with the Friday deadline, I certainly be checking it out.
Tyla wrote:
> Indeed, all my own work including the images seen.
What font did you use for the welcome text?
And is the flowers picture just a photo which you've taken and cut around, or did you touch it up in an image editor?
What was your inspiration for this design?
Tyla wrote:
> Indeed, all my own work including the images seen.
What font did you use for the welcome text?
And is the flowers picture just a photo which you've taken and cut around, or did you touch it up in an image editor?
What was your inspiration for this design?
Ooh, very nice!
cjh wrote:
> Good luck with the Friday deadline, I certainly be checking it out.
Cheers, will make a change to meet a personal deadline
> What font did you use for the welcome text?
Gigi
> And is the flowers picture just a photo which you've taken and cut
> around, or did you touch it up in an image editor?
Taken last summer in my father-in-laws garden. Pink Anenomes(sp?) Wrenched through photoshop to remove the background, cut out and a couple of colour filters added to turn them green.
> What was your inspiration for this design?
Lots of coffee, 5 hours in photoshop, a touch of weed, 3 colours, the urge to produce something in xhtml 1.0 strict and the photo of the flowers. Plus the sudden realisation that if I'm going freelance 100% I really need to kick my @rse in to gear and get it done.
> Good luck with the Friday deadline, I certainly be checking it out.
Cheers, will make a change to meet a personal deadline
> What font did you use for the welcome text?
Gigi
> And is the flowers picture just a photo which you've taken and cut
> around, or did you touch it up in an image editor?
Taken last summer in my father-in-laws garden. Pink Anenomes(sp?) Wrenched through photoshop to remove the background, cut out and a couple of colour filters added to turn them green.
> What was your inspiration for this design?
Lots of coffee, 5 hours in photoshop, a touch of weed, 3 colours, the urge to produce something in xhtml 1.0 strict and the photo of the flowers. Plus the sudden realisation that if I'm going freelance 100% I really need to kick my @rse in to gear and get it done.
Your logo says "dp", huuur.
cjh wrote:
> Bloody hell, that's nice.
seconded.
> Bloody hell, that's nice.
seconded.
cjh wrote:
> Good luck with the Friday deadline, I certainly be checking it out.
Looking more like Mon/Tues next week now due to a nightmare I'm having with trying to use the image replacement technique for form labels. Not even sure if it can be done, but bashing my head awayon my desk trying to figure it out.
> Good luck with the Friday deadline, I certainly be checking it out.
Looking more like Mon/Tues next week now due to a nightmare I'm having with trying to use the image replacement technique for form labels. Not even sure if it can be done, but bashing my head awayon my desk trying to figure it out.
What exactly you trying to do?
Nimco wrote:
> What exactly you trying to do?
If you look at http://dev.digital-prozac.co.uk/, the welcome text is done using CSS image replacement. The HTML still uses the
Still with me?
If you disable styles, the h1 becomes working code again as well as being picked up in text browsers and SEO by default.
It's actually a very clever trick, but...
I was trying to adapt the same technique to replace form labels using
> What exactly you trying to do?
If you look at http://dev.digital-prozac.co.uk/, the welcome text is done using CSS image replacement. The HTML still uses the
Welcome
, but the css replaces this with the Welcome image by using the image in the background of the H1 and moving the text out of the parent div...Still with me?
If you disable styles, the h1 becomes working code again as well as being picked up in text browsers and SEO by default.
It's actually a very clever trick, but...
I was trying to adapt the same technique to replace form labels using
Oh I see - that's a very cool idea. I had noticed the thing on your site when I visited actually.
thing on your site when I visited actually.
If you do get the form labels working the same way, please let us know how - over the next few months I'm going to be helping build several totally accessible pages that still look good.
Hopefully, when done, they will be XHTML Strict, valid CSS and then Bobby, 508, and WCAG 1, 2 & 3 approved. Lol.
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