Well, I never said I don't agree with you. It's really annoying to have ~ 5-10 wrappers for more or less simple effects. However what I really want here is multiple background images. Grid layout would be awesome (or so it seems).
It was like -webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: and -moz-border-radius-bottomright (etc.). Opera choosed not do that yet. Also wasn't box-shadow was split in two in the dev draft?
Actually if you really try you can find why Opera don't have border-radius yet (hint - there was some quirks about how separate corners should be made round, and when it was resolved it was kind of late, since 9.50 was about to go final). And it is implied that there will be support in future versions.
You'll need just check validity server-side based on some schema (client-side would be good too, if possible). Anything not valid gets cut with htmlspecialchars() (if php) or something similar. Preview helps here, i guess.
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Are you talking about the WHATWG here? Last time I checked The WHATWG was founded by individuals of Apple, the Mozilla Foundation, and Opera Software
Who else? Mozilla's CTO? That's the same thing. Icrosoft? Nope. Unbiased thing is kinda hard to come by.
You can use:
aptitude unmarkauto package-1 package-2 ...
on those other packages that you don't want to be mark as auto-installed.
However it seems XHTML2 is somehow... err... almost dead...
You can make a donation to the MSIE dev team? RLY?
If that would be the case I wouldn't be saying "what I really want"...
If you are interested look there about multiple backgrounds: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-background/#layering
(basically, allows multiple backgrounds without xxx amount of wrappers)
Well, I never said I don't agree with you. It's really annoying to have ~ 5-10 wrappers for more or less simple effects. However what I really want here is multiple background images. Grid layout would be awesome (or so it seems).
It was like -webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: and -moz-border-radius-bottomright (etc.). Opera choosed not do that yet. Also wasn't box-shadow was split in two in the dev draft?
Actually if you really try you can find why Opera don't have border-radius yet (hint - there was some quirks about how separate corners should be made round, and when it was resolved it was kind of late, since 9.50 was about to go final). And it is implied that there will be support in future versions.
Opera has "Stop executing scripts on this page" option in it's message box dialog.
You can use Privoxy for blocking ads (filtering proxy).
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You'll need just check validity server-side based on some schema (client-side would be good too, if possible). Anything not valid gets cut with htmlspecialchars() (if php) or something similar. Preview helps here, i guess.
Miranda's code tied with WinAPI...