Multiple Classes in "class" ok?

[Stanimir Stamenkov]

Re: Multiple Classes in "class&quo t; ok?

/Del Ferguson/:[color=blue]
> "Stanimir Stamenkov" <s7an10@netscap e.net> wrote in message
> news:36hqffF51k 5s6U1@individua l.net...[color=green]
>> /saz/ about Barbara de Zoete:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> And her website - it hurts my eyes! This is one designer that should
>>> *not* be giving advice to anyone.[/color]
>>
>> You're hilarious. Just switch the style off while viewing her site.[/color]
>
> How do you turn off style, easily, in IE6? Just curious.[/color]

Del, you get couple of choices - do not use IE and use UA which can
do it (as I do), or search the web to download and install extension
for IE which would enable you to do it. I'm sure there are such
extensions because I've once installed for the exact same reason.
Searching now I've found:

http://www.nils.org.au/ais/web/resources/toolbar/

You might take a look at it or just search yourself.

--
Stanimir

[Stanimir Stamenkov]

Re: Multiple Classes in &quot;class&quo t; ok?

/Stanimir Stamenkov/:[color=blue]
> /Del Ferguson/:
>[color=green]
>> How do you turn off style, easily, in IE6? Just curious.[/color]
>
> Del, you get couple of choices - do not use IE and use UA which can do
> it (as I do), or search the web to download and install extension for IE
> which would enable you to do it. I'm sure there are such extensions
> because I've once installed for the exact same reason. Searching now
> I've found:
>
> http://www.nils.org.au/ais/web/resources/toolbar/
>
> You might take a look at it or just search yourself.[/color]

Or, if you ask me as an author - name your style in the document, like:

<link rel="stylesheet " ... title="Default Style">
<style ... title="Default Style"> ... </style>

And provide simple "in-document" JavaScript based solution (e.g. an
element/button which triggers a script function upon activation) to
switch the style off (search the web for "javascript style
switcher") for users of IE. Of course they should have JavaScript
_not_ turned off. Users of other nicer browsers already have this
functionality exposed without the need of JavaScript.

--
Stanimir

[Del Ferguson]

Re: Multiple Classes in &quot;class&quo t; ok?


"Stanimir Stamenkov" <s7an10@netscap e.net> wrote in message
news:36jrqfF52h eqvU1@individua l.net...[color=blue]
> /Stanimir Stamenkov/:[color=green]
>> /Del Ferguson/:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> How do you turn off style, easily, in IE6? Just curious.[/color]
>>
>> Del, you get couple of choices - do not use IE and use UA which can
>> do it (as I do), or search the web to download and install extension
>> for IE which would enable you to do it. I'm sure there are such
>> extensions because I've once installed for the exact same reason.
>> Searching now I've found:
>>
>> http://www.nils.org.au/ais/web/resources/toolbar/
>>
>> You might take a look at it or just search yourself.[/color]
>
> Or, if you ask me as an author - name your style in the document,
> like:
>
> <link rel="stylesheet " ... title="Default Style">
> <style ... title="Default Style"> ... </style>
>
> And provide simple "in-document" JavaScript based solution (e.g. an
> element/button which triggers a script function upon activation) to
> switch the style off (search the web for "javascript style switcher")
> for users of IE. Of course they should have JavaScript _not_ turned
> off. Users of other nicer browsers already have this functionality
> exposed without the need of JavaScript.
>
> --
> Stanimir[/color]

Stanimir,

Thanks!!!

Del Ferguson