Cross browser strechable round corner with semantic code and minimal use of images. is it possible ?
I know to make round corner is not possible for IE without Javascript or images. JS solution will not work if js is disabled so i want to go for image option
i need any images + css solution to make cross browser compatible round corner div with minimal...
Started by jitendra on
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Combines several techniques.
If you wanted to be as semantic (and a little different) as possible, you could: semantic HTML, one image, minimal CSS, works in most browsers.
Into each span.
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Ever since I first made the mistake of doing an assignment in an if I've always written my ifs like this:
if (CONST == variable) {
to avoid the common (at least for me) mistake of doing this:
if (variable = CONST) { //WRONG, assigning 0 to variable
And...
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One practice I use (and one that not everyone would even agree with) is always surrounding code, if I (or someone else) comes back to this code later to add more code to one of the branches, I won't have to worry about forgetting ....
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I was wondering what are "semantic NOPs" in assembly?
Started by Benjamin on
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In C, the following sequence could be thought of as a semantic NOP:
{ // Since none of these have side affects, they are effectively no-ops int x = 5; int y = ....
Code that isn't an actual nop but doesn't affect the behavior of the program.
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Hi,
Are there some noticeable outcomes in terms of performance or other aspects to follow semantic HTML?
Thanks
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If we use globally known tags Code is More Maintainable....
Semantic code uses html elements points mentioned earlier are the basic benefits of using semantic code.
Weather a dl is better than a ul for a given problem etc .
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I know Microsoft has made efforts in the direction of semantic and cross-browser compliant XHTML and CSS, but it still seems like a PitA to pull off elegant markup. I've downloaded and tweaked the CSS Friendly Adapters and all that. But I still find myself...
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@JasonBunting - Yes, it's absolutely....
As DannySmurf.
Later versions of Visual Studio of the semantic web , but my applications don't need to have anything to do with it.
ASP.NET code (all markup, and CSS) by hand, simply to avoid the designer.
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A prospective client has a site with pages done in Dreamweaver(tm). I don't have Dreamweaver(tm), never use it, and have in the past have seen some spaghetti (html) code on pages created with it. As a result, I'm wondering: if I create clean sections ...
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Dreamweaver is a good editing tool, and it supports....
It depends on how your clients want to modify the code.
Short answer: it is compatible.
Not sure about the visual mode though.
Editing HTML in the “code” mode of Dreamweaver leaves it alone.
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I'm looking for code or a product or a service to do semantic analysis of text (sentences and or paragraphs) to categorize the text by general topic, e.g.
Finance Entertainment Technology Business Art etc...
Started by Matt on
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Googling on a bit further, I believe that it's not really out .
It's not a finished product or service, neither code, but it describes the various algorithms that can be used for semantic analysis.
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Input: phrase 1, phrase 2
output: semantic similarity value (between 0 and 1), or the probability these two phrases are talking about the same thing
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I believe you can create something similar to a vector space search index/Levenshtein_distance
You might want... .
I would look into latent semantic indexing for this.
Bases, but practical results are still not much better than code above.
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So i'm thinking something like:
<dl> <dt>job title</dt> <dd>job duration</dd> <dd>job description</dd> <dd>company link</dd> </dl>
the example is purely make up, so it might not be the best example...
Started by fei on
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Let's take alludes to, you meant "semantic" as in "readable for the developer", then this is not optimal gives a very un-definition like....
Of the term "job title".)
Semantic code is just code that makes sense when you read it.
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Hello gurus,
background: - there are formal languages for expressing programming language valid lexicon and syntax - such representations (e.g. regular expression and context-free grammars) can be automatically compiled into lexicon/syntax analyzers for...
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Finally, you need a purpose for your semantic analysis-driven/procedural code methods for collecting the syntax, symbol-table, and flow facts of interest to compute specific answers to specific questions....
To reason about such standard languages.
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