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Archive for 27/12/2007
Step 2 mobile web coding, CSS and user agents
27/12/2007 by nicola.
only just begun to look at by attempting to code this page the links are not available for download as yet. Even though the tagging of the CSS is not that much different from regular CSS2 which I used in the original Aydin Design style, it looks like this is going to be a long hard process to make it display in the emulators provided. Hope to have more progress on this page by end of tomorrow. Cannot understand why when I created a 45pixel header, it still couldn’t display the page in the emulators - this feels like its going to take a lot of caffeine and patience (I guess which do not naturally belong together), but have to figure this out, if ever going to design mobile learning with graphics.
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