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• Re: Just an FYI - Beware of XHTML

  There is no .xhtml extention Im confused what are you talking about???? maybe you misunderstood I meant sending the File as Content-Type: application/xhtml+xml thats mime type. Not the file extention xhtml. Which you could use by adding it to IIS but that would not be useful. BTW there is NO WAY of using regular html in aasp.net it will ONLY use xhtml syntax. I also guess you dont validate your HTML/Xhtml. Ive found out its just about impossible to have a validating xhtml transitional Document using

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by Nagash on 4/10/2008
  Filed under: XHTML

• Re: Just an FYI - Beware of XHTML

  Heres a test Try serving your pages as intended use XHTML " AddType application/xhtml+xml .xhtml .xht " See what happens. I can bet your pages will be broken

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by Nagash on 4/10/2008

• Re: Just an FYI - Beware of XHTML

  Did you read the articles? Seems to me IMHO you dont reallty understand what XHTML is really for.but that just my opinion. You may want to revisit XHTML and its purpose. Whats its intended USE is for Frequently Asked Questions About XHTML vs HTML (Are you saying they are wrong????) http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=393445 XHTML is not for the reason you state...... That is some of the misconceptions people have about XHTML. XHTML != HTML XHTML = XML Should I use XHTML or HTML? That

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by Nagash on 4/10/2008
  Filed under: XHTML

• Just an FYI - Beware of XHTML

  http://www.webdevout.net/articles/beware-of-xhtml http://www.elementary-group-standards.com/html/why-do-you-use-html-4.html Sending XHTML as text/html Considered Harmful http://hixie.ch/advocacy/xhtml

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by Nagash on 4/9/2008
  Filed under: xhtml

• Re: CSS Floating Boxes

  I was goiung over your post and I think i know whats the problem. you are trying to have the four left side Divs align to the right side (Larger div). The problem is that if you do not set the height of those divs and there is more content one lets say 2 of them top right and bottom left. the divs are larger and therefore dont align any more with the right hand side Div that is larger is that correct? I think your only solution for right now is have a set height for all divs . Or if I see the layout

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nagash on 4/6/2008

• Re: CSS Floating Boxes

  Where can I see the page at? Im pretty sure I can help you out but I hae to see the problem. Do you get the same layout in all browsers? eg: ie 5.5, 6 , 7 ff 2 Safari

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nagash on 4/4/2008

• Re: CSS Floating Boxes

  Are all the boxes a set height/width? Do they need to be expandable? rounded corners? Do the boxes need to be positioned absolutely/relatively?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nagash on 4/3/2008
  Filed under: CSS

• Re: CSS Usage Statistics

  I myself havent used tables for design in 5 years. I think the problem people run into is that they really dont understand all the browser quirks. Even using the correct DOCTYPE but now using the CORRECT HTML tags for that specific DOCTYPE will cause browsers to go into Quirks mode rendering some CSS displaying incorrectly. There is alot to learn about CSS and its not easy. But in the end it will make your life easier. Using the correct syntax DONT USE CAPS IN CSS, DO NOT USE CAPS IN HTML. Example

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nagash on 2/29/2008
  Filed under: CSS

• Re: Could you tell me what different between "position:static" and "position:relative" ?

  http://www.quirksmode.org/css/position.html

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nagash on 1/24/2008

• prevent anonymous users from viewing images in image folder

  I have a website that requires login. But I also want to prevent anyone from directly getting any of the css,jpg,etc from the site unless they are logged in thru forms authentication. How do I do this? I was undere the impression that I could just add a web.config file for example on my images folder with this in it: <location path="imagesanon" > <system.web > <authorization > <allow users="?"/ > </ authorization > </ system.web > </ location

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Nagash on 1/17/2008
  Filed under: prevent anonymous Access ti images