This link has been bookmarked by 38 people . It was first bookmarked on 23 Mar 2008, by Antti Kaihola.
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ken .On Tufte's review of the iPhone "the idea is that the content is the interface, the information is the interface, not computer administrative debris" - author adds "With hypertext, the information itself is the interface" - hardcore simplicity
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richtbreakThis is a good article and applies to the new OM website plan, methinks.
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Using the attribute value
inheritcauses the<input>s and<textarea>s to take on the visual appearance of their containing element. A nifty little trick that works surprisingly well in all modern browsers I’ve tested (Firefox 2.0/3.0b4, Safari 3.0.4, and Opera 9.26). -
Here’s a snippet of HTML from the editing page:
<form id='draft'> <div id='header'> <h1 id='title'> <input type='text' value='Administrative Debris' name='title'> </h1> <p class='date'>Friday, March 14, 2008</p> <p><a class='author' href='/'>Ryan Tomayko</a></p> </div> ... </form>This is identical to the markup structure used in the view page – the only difference being that the editing page has
<input>s,<textarea>s, and other form controls where the view page has the content alone. This lets us automatically apply the styling of the view page to the editing controls with only a small bit of CSS:#draft input[type=text], #draft textarea { font-size:inherit; text-align:inherit; font-family:inherit; color:inherit; width:100%; border:1px dotted #ddd; }Using the attribute value
inheritcauses the<input>s and<textarea>s to take on the visual appearance of their containing element. A nifty little trick that works surprisingly well in all modern browsers I've tested (Firefox 2.0/3.0b4, Safari 3.0.4, and Opera 9.26).
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