Change noted in the published html, beginning with V2.4.7

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Problem with published SailWave results

Beginning with V2.4.7, I noticed a big difference in thehtml when I publish a race. With earlierversions (2.03 B6 thru 2.4.5), I could utilize the ‘published’ html page, add my own style sheet (wrap.css)to center the div, add pseudo selectors (hover, etc) and it worked great. However beginning with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style sheet without it reacting with all of the ‘anchors’ that appeared within each of the tables (in all of the td’s), which turned red when I hovered anywhere near the tables. V2.4.6 did not exhibit this behavior, however the hyperlinks in the summary table (r1, r2,etc) did not work. The hyperlinks work ok in V2.4.7

My fix is to use version 2.4.5 or earlier to ‘publish’ my results to a web page, so that I don’t have this adverse reaction to my style-sheet.

Below are links to web pages, same data, but generated with different versions of SailWave as noted:

Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

Having said all of the above, I thoroughly enjoy usingSailWave, and don’t want to come off sounding like a complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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Hi Michael,

  I added a lot of classes to give users more control using CSS.

  I'll have a look at your CSS and see if I can work out what needs

to be changed. I’m 100% sure you can do what you did before - it
just needs a tweak or two…

···

Cheers,

  Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Problem with published SailWave results

          Beginning with V2.4.7, I noticed a big

difference in thehtml when I publish a race. With
earlierversions (2.03 B6 thru 2.4.5), I could utilize the
‘published’ html page, add my own style
sheet (wrap.css)to center the div, add pseudo selectors
(hover, etc) and it worked great. However
beginning with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style sheet
without it reacting with all of the ‘anchors’ that
appeared within each of the tables (in all of the td’s),
which turned red when I hovered anywhere near the tables.
V 2.4.6 did not exhibit this behavior, however the
hyperlinks in the summary table (r1, r2,etc) did not
work. The hyperlinks work ok in V2.4.7

          My fix is to use version 2.4.5 or

earlier to ‘publish’ my results to a web page, so that I
don’t have this adverse reaction to my style-sheet.

          Below are links to web pages, same

data, but generated with different versions of SailWave as
noted:

Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

          Having said all of the above, I

thoroughly enjoy usingSailWave, and don’t want to come off
sounding like a complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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Hello Michael,

if You look at the source-code of Your two html-files, You see a few differences.
One of those is of importance: in file "LopezEee.html" all Your tables are between the tags "<a>" (first in line 56) and "</a>" (the first <a> closing with </a> in line 199!) Between this two tags all text/table is correct formated, corresponding to Your "wrap.ccs" (a:hover ... ).
With Colins templates and styles without using javascript my tables and theirs headings are also surrounded by the tags <a> and </a> in V2.4.7 or V2.4.8. Did You test publishing with javascript? By publishing with javascript my files are fine!

Greatings

Christof

4

Ah that’s me then… i fix…

···

Cheers,

  Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Hello Michael,

          if You look at the source-code of Your two html-files, You

see a few differences.
One of those is of importance: in file “LopezEee.html” all
Your tables are between the tags “” (first in
line 56) and “” (the first closing
with in line 199!) Between this two tags all
text/table is correct formated, corresponding to Your
“wrap.ccs” (a:hover … ).
With Colins templates and styles without using javascript
my tables and theirs headings are also surrounded by the
tags and in V2.4.7 or V2.4.8. Did You
test publishing with javascript? By publishing with
javascript my files are fine!

          Greatings

          Christof

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Fixed - will uploaded as 2.4.9 asap. sorry
about that.

···

Cheers,

  Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Ah that’s me then… i fix…

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Cheers,

          Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Hello Michael,

              if You look at the source-code of Your two html-files,

You see a few differences.
One of those is of importance: in file “LopezEee.html”
all Your tables are between the tags “”
(first in line 56) and “” (the first
closing with in line 199!)
Between this two tags all text/table is correct
formated, corresponding to Your “wrap.ccs” (a:hover
… ).
With Colins templates and styles without using
javascript my tables and theirs headings are also
surrounded by the tags and in
V2.4.7 or V2.4.8. Did You test publishing with
javascript? By publishing with javascript my files are
fine!

              Greatings

              Christof

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Michael and Christof,

  2.4.9 available for download on Sailwave website that fixes the

anchor issue.

  Michael, your CSS may need a minor tweak but the issue you

reported is resolved.

···

Cheers,

  Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Problem with published SailWave results

          Beginning with V2.4.7, I noticed a big

difference in thehtml when I publish a race. With
earlierversions (2.03 B6 thru 2.4.5), I could utilize the
‘published’ html page, add my own style
sheet (wrap.css)to center the div, add pseudo selectors
(hover, etc) and it worked great. However
beginning with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style sheet
without it reacting with all of the ‘anchors’ that
appeared within each of the tables (in all of the td’s),
which turned red when I hovered anywhere near the tables.
V 2.4.6 did not exhibit this behavior, however the
hyperlinks in the summary table (r1, r2,etc) did not
work. The hyperlinks work ok in V2.4.7

          My fix is to use version 2.4.5 or

earlier to ‘publish’ my results to a web page, so that I
don’t have this adverse reaction to my style-sheet.

          Below are links to web pages, same

data, but generated with different versions of SailWave as
noted:

Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

          Having said all of the above, I

thoroughly enjoy usingSailWave, and don’t want to come off
sounding like a complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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Hi Colin

It might be a good idea to close all empty tags,
instead of
, similarly for , etc. As the first line states XHTML Strict, some browsers might expect closed tags. I generally try to clear a sample generated markup through the W3C validator as it can quickly highlight things like wrapping an anchor round an entire table, and you can only do that if the markup is otherwise standard.

Ian.

···

On 16 February 2012 22:39, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com wrote:

Michael and Christof,

  2.4.9 available for download on Sailwave website that fixes the

anchor issue.

  Michael, your CSS may need a minor tweak but the issue you

reported is resolved.

Cheers,

  Colin J

  [http://sailwave.com](http://sailwave.com)

  [http://welshandgrumpy.me](http://welshandgrumpy.me)

On 16/02/2012 03:00, Michael wrote:

Problem with published SailWave results

          Beginning with V2.4.7, I noticed a big

difference in thehtml when I publish a race. With
earlierversions (2.03 B6 thru 2.4.5), I could utilize the
‘published’ html page, add my own style
sheet (wrap.css)to center the div, add pseudo selectors
(hover, etc) and it worked great. However
beginning with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style sheet
without it reacting with all of the ‘anchors’ that
appeared within each of the tables (in all of the td’s),
which turned red when I hovered anywhere near the tables.
V 2.4.6 did not exhibit this behavior, however the
hyperlinks in the summary table (r1, r2,etc) did not
work. The hyperlinks work ok in V2.4.7

          My fix is to use version 2.4.5 or

earlier to ‘publish’ my results to a web page, so that I
don’t have this adverse reaction to my style-sheet.

          Below are links to web pages, same

data, but generated with different versions of SailWave as
noted:

Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

          Having said all of the above, I

thoroughly enjoy usingSailWave, and don’t want to come off
sounding like a complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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Collin,

Your revision did the trick! Here is the result: Link

I didn’t have to do anything with my CSS (although I am sure it is not perfect!) I commend you for your promptness and dedication to your ‘hobby’ – which benefits us all.

Christoff – Thanks for your input. I tried publishing with javascript enabled (I guess simply checking the box does it?) Anyway, it cleaned up the page, but the links didn’t work. 2.4.9 did it.

Cheers – and thank you!

Michael

···

From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Colin Jenkins
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 2:40 PM
To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [sailwave] Change noted in the published html, beginning with V2.4.7

Michael and Christof,

2.4.9 available for download on Sailwave website that fixes the anchor issue.

Michael, your CSS may need a minor tweak but the issue you reported is resolved.

Cheers,
Colin J
http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

On 16/02/2012 03:00, Michael wrote:

Problem with published SailWave results

Beginning with V2.4.7, I noticed a big difference in thehtml when I publish a race. With earlierversions (2.03 B6 thru 2.4.5), I could utilize the ‘published’ html page, add my own style sheet (wrap.css)to center the div, add pseudo selectors (hover, etc) and it worked great. However beginning with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style sheet without it reacting with all of the ‘anchors’ that appeared within each of the tables (in all of the td’s), which turned red when I hovered anywhere near the tables. V2.4.6 did not exhibit this behavior, however the hyperlinks in the summary table (r1, r2,etc) did not work. The hyperlinks work ok in V2.4.7

My fix is to use version 2.4.5 or earlier to ‘publish’ my results to a web page, so that I don’t have this adverse reaction to my style-sheet.

Below are links to web pages, same data, but generated with different versions of SailWave as noted:

Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

Having said all of the above, I thoroughly enjoy usingSailWave, and don’t want to come off sounding like a complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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Hi Michael, great. Just to clarify, I wasn’t
implifg a fault with your CSS, rather it may need a tweak because
I’ve been messing around… :slight_smile:

···

Cheers,

  Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Collin,

              Your

revision did the trick! Here is the result: Link

              I didn’t

have to do anything with my CSS (although I am sure it
is not perfect!) I commend you for your promptness
and dedication to your ‘hobby’ – which benefits us
all.

              Christoff

– Thanks for your input. I tried publishing with
javascript enabled (I guess simply checking the box
does it?) Anyway, it cleaned up the page, but the
links didn’t work. 2.4.9 did it.

              Cheers –

and thank you!

Michael

From:

                  [] Colin Jenkins

Thursday, February 16, 2012 2:40 PM
Re: [sailwave] Change noted in the
published html, beginning with V2.4.7

Michael and Christof,

                    2.4.9 available for download on Sailwave website

that fixes the anchor issue.

                    Michael, your CSS may need a minor tweak but the

issue you reported is resolved.

Cheers,
Colin J
http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

                  On 16/02/2012 03:00, Michael wrote:

                    Problem with published

SailWave results

                    Beginning with V2.4.7, I

noticed a big difference in thehtml when I
publish a race. With earlierversions (2.03 B6
thru 2.4.5), I could utilize the ‘published’
html page, add my own style sheet (wrap.css)to
center the div, add pseudo selectors (hover,
etc) and it worked great. However beginning
with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style sheet
without it reacting with all of the ‘anchors’
that appeared within each of the tables (in all
of the td’s), which turned red when I hovered
anywhere near the tables. V2.4.6 did not
exhibit this behavior, however the hyperlinks in
the summary table (r1, r2,etc) did not work.
The hyperlinks work ok in V2.4.7

                    My fix is to use version

2.4.5 or earlier to ‘publish’ my results to a
web page, so that I don’t have this adverse
reaction to my style-sheet.

                    Below are links to web

pages, same data, but generated with different
versions of SailWave as noted:

Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

                    Having said all of the

above, I thoroughly enjoy usingSailWave, and
don’t want to come off sounding like a
complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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Hi Ian, yeah, I used to do that but got out of
the habbit.� I’ll run the latest stuff thorugh and tweak.�
I’ve moved towards a boilerplate HTML form now - no strict…�

···

Cheers,

  Colin J

http://sailwave.com
http://welshandgrumpy.me

Hi Colin

          It might be a good idea to close all empty tags, <br

/> instead of
, similarly for ,

etc. As the first line states XHTML Strict, some browsers might expect closed tags. I generally try to clear a sample generated markup through the W3C validator as it can quickly highlight things like wrapping an anchor round an entire table, and you can only do that if the markup is otherwise standard. 
          Ian.

          On 16 February 2012 22:39, Colin

Jenkins colin@sailwave.com
wrote:

�
Michael and Christof,

                        2.4.9 available for download on Sailwave

website that fixes the anchor issue.�

                        Michael, your CSS may need a minor tweak but

the issue you reported is resolved.

Cheers,

                        Colin J

                        [http://sailwave.com](http://sailwave.com)

                        [http://welshandgrumpy.me](http://welshandgrumpy.me)

                      On 16/02/2012 03:00, Michael

wrote:

�
Problem with
published SailWave results

                            �Beginning with

V2.4.7, I noticed a big difference in
thehtml when I publish a race.�
With
earlierversions (2.03 B6 thru 2.4.5), I
could utilize the 'published’� html
page, add my own style sheet
(wrap.css)to center the div, add pseudo
selectors (hover, etc) and it worked
great.� However beginning
with 2.4.7 I could not apply my style
sheet without it reacting with all of
the ‘anchors’ that appeared within each
of the tables (in all of the td’s),
which turned red when I hovered anywhere
near the tables.�� V 2.4.6
did not exhibit this behavior, however
the hyperlinks in the summary table (r1,
r2,etc) did not work.� The hyperlinks
work ok in V2.4.7

                            �My fix is to use

version 2.4.5 or earlier to ‘publish’ my
results to a web page, so that I don’t
have this adverse reaction to my
style-sheet.

                            �Below are links to

web pages, same data, but generated with
different versions of SailWave as noted:

�Good page (2.03 B6)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezDell_2-12-12.html

Problem page (2.4.7)

http://www.slyc.org/Racing/info/2012_Results/LopezEee.html

                            �Having said all of

the above, I thoroughly enjoy
usingSailWave, and don’t want to come
off sounding like a� complainer. . .

Michael

San Luis Yacht Club

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