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ha... what a pompous man you are.. was your humour button removed at birth?Andy Dingley said:It was somewhere outside Barstow when "the idiot"
Okay, killfiled.
ha... what a pompous man you are.. was your humour button removed at birth?Andy Dingley said:It was somewhere outside Barstow when "the idiot"
Okay, killfiled.
its called a jokeCarolyn Marenger said:And which of my computers is not proper?
- The dual-header AMD Athalon 900MHz that I use as my workstation.
- The AMD Athalon 1.8GHz laptop.
- The celeron 900MHz that I use as a server.
- The AMD K6 350MHz that is my dedicated firewall and caching proxy server.
- The AMD K6 400MHz that is my win98/2K print server, game box and windows
based browser platform for testing my webpages.
and just to be clear - not your computer but my previous comment... that isthe idiot said:its called a joke
they should get bigger phones hehe.
heheCarolyn Marenger said:One of my old portables, was big enough to incorporate a 7" screen, and
when it was used for more than about 10 minutes, it got hot enough to cook
a hot dog on. Just think, talk on the phone, browse the net, and cook
dinner all at the same time.
bah..humbug.Carolyn Marenger said:And it's called sarcasm right back at you.
tm said:[snip]
[...] the 10%(?) who have js turned off [...]
People without JS are used to pages not working.
They look for the alternative menu.
i have now provided some links for those who have js turned off. because iMichael Winter said:tm said:[snip]
[...] the 10%(?) who have js turned off [...]
The number will obviously vary based on your target audience. Every
one of your visitors might have it enabled, or a majority might not.
Who knows? However, it's likely that at least some section of your
audience might and you should really be able to accommodate them. As
Andy (sort of) said, don't make core functionality - especially
something as essential as navigation - dependent upon client-side
scripting.
[snip]
People without JS are used to pages not working.
But why should they? It's not impossible to produce a navigation
system that works both with, and without, client-side support.
"Designers" just seem intent on using badly-written tat that couldn't
be considered accessible in a million years.
They look for the alternative menu.
Though such things aren't always provided.
[snip]
Mike
anyway here is what the (merry?) fuss was all about... not fantastic by anyCarolyn Marenger said:And it's called sarcasm right back at you.
means but sean thinks its fab
http://www.seanmcallister.com/
im not kissing him... no way.Carolyn Marenger said:If he thinks it's fab, then the first half of the work is done. Now you
just need to keep him thinking it's fab.
im not kissing him... no way.
yeah i gave up on that ages ago... now i just turn up at their door crying.Carolyn Marenger said:If a simple kiss would get a paycheck out of someone, I would consider it.
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