Web Editors

[Sjeef]

eh?

I said about 80-90% of web viewers use internet explorer. Is this
incorrect?

I said out of 500 million people on the net, if you design a site that
will only work in IE, then you are excluding at least 50 million
people from viewing the site correctly. Is this incorrect?

I said that the people in alt.html are not "typical" net users in that
most of us are professionals who know better than to use IE as a
default web browser, and using alt.html statistics for web-surfing
preferences
is not a correct way to factor in browser statistics. Is this
incorrect?


Well I guess I better dig a nuclear bunker because my sig has caused
the end of the world.


I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.

This is all about webeditors?

If you choose the HTML-kit than the discussion was already over.
You can get it for FREE at: www.chami.com

Gerard Schaefers

 

[Els]

I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.

Monty Python - Holy Grail:
"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberry!"

 

[Weyoun the Dancing Borg]

Monty Python - Holy Grail:
"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberry!"

oh..

ok

yeah I know that quote but haven't seen the film - what context has it
in regards to me?

 

[Weyoun the Dancing Borg]

This is all about webeditors?
apparently...


If you choose the HTML-kit than the discussion was already over.
You can get it for FREE at: www.chami.com

exactly - choose a HTML editor that does not spew out code specifically
designed for only 1 browser.

 

[Els]

oh..

ok

yeah I know that quote but haven't seen the film - what context has it
in regards to me?

I have no idea whatsoever
<http://arago4.tn.utwente.nl/stonedead/movies/holy-grail/scene-08.html>
3rd line below the 5th picture.

 

[Toby A Inkster]

The advanved Frontpage features such as the "search" coding will ONLY
work on a server specifically designed for Frontpage, such as IIS.
Apache can't make these features work. So if you pick a web host who
uses Apache or something simlar, and that's probably about 30-50% of
them, then your page and time is all wasted.

Furthermore to my "Apache can do FPE" post, the percentage of websites
hosted on Apache is a little over two thirds.

 

[Blinky the Shark]

Andy Dingley wrote:

I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.

Goodgle keyword triplet:

hamster elderberries python

 

[Blinky the Shark]

Els wrote:



ok

yeah I know that quote but haven't seen the film - what context has it
in regards to me?

In context, his "parental elderberry fragrancing issues you may have" would
refer to your father, of course.

 

[Neal]

3). I have no idea of any parental elderberry fragrancing issues you
may have, but I have my suspicions.

Oh, now you're just taunting him...

 

[Neal]

In context, his "parental elderberry fragrancing issues you may have"
would
refer to your father, of course.

#father > you {species: empty-headed-animal food-trough-water}
#mother {species: hamster}
#father {smell: elderberries}

 

[Els]

#father > you {species: empty-headed-animal food-trough-water}

^^^
Don't leave spaces here.
;-)

 

[Neal]

^^^
Don't leave spaces here.
;-)

#me {sound: fart; general-direction; you}

 

[Blinky the Shark]

#father > you {species: empty-headed-animal food-trough-water}
#mother {species: hamster}
#father {smell: elderberries}

Bravo!

 

[Els]

#me {sound: fart; general-direction; you}

#me .laughing{audibilityutloud;}

 

[Matthias Gutfeldt]

#me .laughing{audibilityutloud;}

Is this CSS33.333 ?


Matthias

 

[Els]

Is this CSS33.333 ?

Where have you been? It's CSS33.334 by the way, 333 got
ditched when IE managed to support it.

 

[Weyoun the Dancing Borg]

In context, his "parental elderberry fragrancing issues you may have" would
refer to your father, of course.

um... ok... so he's suggesting that I have personal issues with my
father because I disagree with him about demographics and it's use on
the Internet?

*blinks*

Well, I see the logic in that completely...

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[Mark Parnell]

Is this CSS33.333 ?

No, CSS500AD.

 

[Nick Theodorakis]

[...]

Where have you been? It's CSS33.334 by the way, 333 got
ditched when IE managed to support it.

CSS33.334 is not a standard, but only a candidate recommendation.
However, the erratta are considered normative, but only when they
contradict the standard spec, except when they don't.

Nick

 

[Neal]

No, CSS500AD.

932 AD, don't you read the titles in the movie??