这个页面最好的纯HTML方式？ [英] The best pure HTML way of doing this page?
问题描述
大家好，我希望你能帮助我。
给出页面的图形概念：
http://www.ransen.com/temp/temp.htm
（大图，请耐心等待！）
构建此页面的最佳方法是什么，以便它不需要
需要Flash或框架还是active-x？它必须在Mac上工作（对于
a非常好的理由，这不仅仅是一时兴起！）以及Win
计算机。
C形框架 （其中包含价格表），可以是没有框架的吗？
带有阴影背景的表格，最好的方式是什么？ >
构建它以便在Win
以及Mac和IE以及NS和Opera上显示（大致）相同？
我更喜欢尽可能使用纯HTML ......
TIA
Owen
独特且易于使用的图形程序
http://www.ransen.com
2004年5月10日星期一06:30:48 +0200，O Ransen< wa *** @ wonky.com>写道：
大家好，我希望你能帮助我。
给出一个页面的图形概念：
http://www.ransen.com/temp/temp.htm
（大图，请耐心等待！）
构建此页面的最佳方法是什么，以便它不需要Flash或框架或active-x？它必须在Mac上工作（这是一个非常好的理由，这不仅仅是一时兴起！）以及Win
计算机。
C形框架。 （包含价格表），可以没有框架吗？
带阴影背景的桌子，构建它的最佳方式是什么（如果它出现）在Win
和Mac以及IE和NS以及Opera上大致相同吗？
如果可能，我更愿意使用纯HTML ...
使用表格标记作为价目表，为什么不呢。它是一张桌子。
使用黑色标题的样式div，然后是下面的红色背景颜色。
导航菜单和底部控件可以是定位到位。如果底部红点位于所有内容的底部，则可以接受
，那么你的
jub就更容易了。如果它必须留在视口的底部，那就更难了。您可以使表格的部分可滚动，但实际上有点奇怪。现在，如果这些按钮等等在底部可以移到顶部，你可以将它们放在
内容的底部，这样会很好。
如果页面必须精确地按照规格图像完成，那么它是可行的
但不理想。将控件置于标题下方的顶部，然后按下
，内容的底部（在折叠下方）将更加可用，并且我认为更符合什么浏览器习惯了。
2004年5月10日星期一01:04:32 -0400，Neal< ne ***** @ yahoo.com>写道：
使用表格标记作为价目表，为什么不呢。这是一张桌子。
是的，但我听说NS和IE对待桌面图像和
背景图像的方式不同。如果我错了，请纠正我。
如果页面必须完全按照规格图像完成，那么它是可行的但不理想。将控件置于标题下方的顶部，然后向下放置在内容的底部（折叠下方）将更加实用，并且我认为更符合浏览器习惯做的事情。
我同意，并会尽力追求客户。也许我会制作一个
模型来看看顶部的东西看起来如何。
独特且易于使用的图形程序
http://www.ransen.com
" O Ransen" < WA *** @ wonky.com>在消息中写道
新闻：a0 ******************************** @ 4ax.com ...2004年5月10日星期一01:04:32 -0400，Neal< ne ***** @ yahoo.com>写道：
使用表格标记作为价目表，为什么不呢。这是一张桌子。
是的，但我听说NS和IE对待桌面图像和背景图像的方式不同。如果我错了，请纠正我。
我不知道什么是表格图像。是的，但如果你的意思是只有一个只包含图像的表格单元格存在间距
，那通常会导致
< td>
< img ...>
< / td>
并且可以通过将这些标签放在一行来修复：
< td>< img ...>< / td>
Hello all, I hope you can help me.
Given graphical idea for a page:
http://www.ransen.com/temp/temp.htm
(Large image, please be patient!)
What is the best way of constructing this page so that it does not
require Flash or frames or active-x? It has to work on Mac (for
a very good reason, this is not just a whim!) as well as Win
computers.
The C shaped "frame" (which encloses the price list), can that be
done without frames?
The table with shaded background, what is the best way of
constructing it so that it appears (roughly) the same on Win
and Mac and IE and NS and Opera?
I would prefer to use pure HTML if possible...
TIA
Owen
Unique and easy to use graphics programs
http://www.ransen.com
On Mon, 10 May 2004 06:30:48 +0200, O Ransen <wa***@wonky.com> wrote:
Hello all, I hope you can help me.
Given graphical idea for a page:
http://www.ransen.com/temp/temp.htm
(Large image, please be patient!)
What is the best way of constructing this page so that it does not
require Flash or frames or active-x? It has to work on Mac (for
a very good reason, this is not just a whim!) as well as Win
computers.
The C shaped "frame" (which encloses the price list), can that be
done without frames?
The table with shaded background, what is the best way of
constructing it so that it appears (roughly) the same on Win
and Mac and IE and NS and Opera?
I would prefer to use pure HTML if possible...
Use table markup for the price list, why not. It''s a table.
Use a styled div for the black header, then a red background color below.
Nav menu and the bottom controls can be positioned into place. If it''s
acceptable for the bottom red bit to be at the bottom of all content, your
jub is easier. If it has to stay at the bottom of the viewport, that''s a
bit tougher. You can make the section with the table scrollable, but
that''s kinda weird actually. Now if those buttons and such which are at
the bottom can be moved to the top, you can have them at the bottom of
content too, and that would be good.
If the page must be done precisely to the specification image, it''s doable
but not ideal. Putting the controls on top under the header and down at
the bottom of the content (below the fold) would be far more usable and I
think more in line with what browsers are used to doing.
On Mon, 10 May 2004 01:04:32 -0400, Neal <ne*****@yahoo.com> wrote:
Use table markup for the price list, why not. It''s a table.
Yes, but I had heard that NS and IE treat table images and
background images differently. Correct me if I am wrong.
If the page must be done precisely to the specification image, it''s doable
but not ideal. Putting the controls on top under the header and down at
the bottom of the content (below the fold) would be far more usable and I
think more in line with what browsers are used to doing.
I agree, and will try to pursuade the customer. Maybe I''ll make a
mock-up to see how it would look with stuff at the top.
Unique and easy to use graphics programs
http://www.ransen.com
"O Ransen" <wa***@wonky.com> wrote in message
news:a0********************************@4ax.com...On Mon, 10 May 2004 01:04:32 -0400, Neal <ne*****@yahoo.com> wrote:Use table markup for the price list, why not. It''s a table.
Yes, but I had heard that NS and IE treat table images and
background images differently. Correct me if I am wrong.
I''m not sure what a "table image" is, but if you mean that there are spacing
issues with a table cell that contains just an image, that''s usually caused
by having
<td>
<img ...>
</td>
and can be fixed by putting these tags on one line:
<td><img ...></td>
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