jpinkerton wrote:
[why.html]
I'll see what I can do about this - what format do you want
the result in?
Three options:
1 - just plain text (maybe optional)
2 - the old spf.pobox layout (= <pre>....</pre> within a
single working table)
3 - the new layout replacing all absolute width= dimensions
in the nested tables containing <pre>....</pre> by some
equivalent CSS constructs.
At the moment the problem is that legacy browsers don't grok
CSS (okay, that's a feature and no bug), but they do respect
the width= stuff. And a table with width=1000 within a table
with width=500 simply doesn't work well. The actual widths
are different. I tested to delete all width= in the output
and got a very wide (horizontal scrollbar) but visible result.
Try the form before you slate it completely
I did, and I sent a copy of the PHP error message to you and
Koen by mail, check your old inbound ;-) But ignore it, you
fixed all PHP errors already.
it goes to Koen's nice little help group who will respond
via their wiki.
Okay, then it's not what I wanted, because it was no problem
for the SPF experts, but a simple "webmaster" PHP issue.
I *much* prefer to not have an e-mail link - not even an
obfuscated one - the spammers are not far from cracking them
too......
As I said elsewhere, at the moment spam sent to my "webmaster"
address obfuscated on <http://purl.net/xyzzy/privacy.htm> is
minimal. The <link ref="made" href="redirected" /> on all of
my pages is still one twist too much for the harvesters.
Bye, Frank