> Does this sound like a good commenting convention to add into our > devs' > "best practices"? Or is it better left as just my thing, ...or left > out > altogether? That's fine I think, although most comments in the code are going to be for developers, so it may be redundant: It may be easier to recognize that a comment, *is* a comment, and then state what it's for (optionally) For example, I've also started to use the, "TODO" comment, for things I haven't quite finished ...Continue Reading

Justin writes: >> Looks like Alfred is not running Dada Mail 2.9.2 --- the wording >> of the >> screen is different. > >Shoot - the site I pulled those shots on was 2.9 release candidate 1 :) Yes, but your shots looks the same as 2.9.2 -- perhaps Alfred is running an earlier version which had the misallignment problem? -- curmudgeon ...Continue Reading

> Looks like Alfred is not running Dada Mail 2.9.2 --- the > wording of the screen is different. I'm on 2.9.2 as well, take a look at my site and see: http://www.alfsoft.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi?flavor=admin Alfred ...Continue Reading

> Looks like Alfred is not running Dada Mail 2.9.2 --- the wording > of the > screen is different. Shoot - the site I pulled those shots on was 2.9 release candidate 1 :) Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

> I think there are two [CSS] issues - one that we've both talked about > ...and that's the borders on the checkboxes/radio buttons. The problem Justin is referring to here stems from the fact that Internet Explorer applies CSS input rules to *all* input controls -- text boxes and checkboxes/radio buttons alike. And because it doesn't understand CSS3, more specific selectors like input[type="radio"] don't help it distinguish one from the other. So for IE at least, it's all or nothing: if you want t ...Continue Reading

Thus sayeth Alfred Vink, at 2:45 PM on 7/25/05: >I know, I'm just nitpicking here, but even in your captures, the email >field's height is greater than the height of the dropdown list. > >My screenshot is from Firefox on windows and shows the admin screen in which >not only the height differs, but they also are not vertically aligned. > >Maybe it's just me......... > >Alfred Firefox on Mac renders it exactly like Justin's screenshot. Looks like Alfred is not running Dada Mail 2.9.2 --- th ...Continue Reading

> I know, I'm just nitpicking here, but even in your captures, the email > field's height is greater than the height of the dropdown list. Yeah, you're right, even in my quick fix; we need to play around a bit with some bare-bones css examples to figure it out - or do a search and see if anyone else has :) Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

> The table/td code looks similar, so it's probably something > to do with the css. It looks great in Mozilla for Mac (don't > know about Moz for Windows - anyone?). I know, I'm just nitpicking here, but even in your captures, the email field's height is greater than the height of the dropdown list. My screenshot is from Firefox on windows and shows the admin screen in which not only the height differs, but they also are not vertically aligned. Maybe it's just me......... Alfred ...Continue Reading

> Regarding my problem with the signature ending up within the body > iso below > the body and sofar it's working OK, no more problems since. > I haven't seen any reaction from you yet regarding his code > suggestion, but > I would certainly take a look, it seems to be working out OK. Ok, well, the code's shorter than what I have and solves a bug you're experiencing :) I sort of want to know where the code was pulled from, but it looks like it's generic enough to just come from some example ...Continue Reading

> I'm not sure this is an CSS issue, but can something be done about > the misalignment of the fields on the main screen. > Well, here's an example of the table (eek! yes, it's still in a table) of a signup form: [snip] !help [/snip] The table/td code looks similar, so it's probably something to do with the css. It looks great in Mozilla for Mac (don't know about Moz for Windows - anyone?). ...Continue Reading