However, the idea of creating stacked bar graphs using HTML and CSS is a bit redundant - graphs are much better represented using images, and with correct use of alt attributes screen readers will benefit more than they do from this example.

Not sure about the use of the DL’s - I’d like to see a scheme which uses a table as the underlying structure - it’d no doubt be a pain to get working in older browsers though. It would solve the problem of ‘CSS off’ though.

Question: On Nov 19 Andrew wrote about showing the cart quantity. Brett replied with the answer and I’ve found that it works. The trouble is my lack of knowledge. I am trying go get this show on the same line as my text. For example:

“You have # items in your cart”.

But the quantity shows on a separate line. I tried moving the code to the same line:

There are items in your cart

But no luck. Anyone out there (perhaps Andrew?) know how I can remedy this?

Thanks in advance.

this.returnFormattedPricePP=function(B){
temp=Math.round(B*100);
change=String(temp%100);
if(change.length==0){
change=”00″}
else{
if(change.length==1){
change=”0″+change
}
}
temp=String(Math.floor(temp/100));
return”"+temp+”%2e”+change;
};

simpleCart.checkOut = function() {
if( this.totalItems == 0 ){
alert(”Your cart is empty!”);
return false;
}
var winpar = “scrollbars,location,resizable,status”;
var i,j=0,des,counter;

var strn = “https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_cart” + “&upload=1″ + “&business=” + this.userEmail + “&currency_code=EUR” + “&lc=ES”;
counter = 0;
for (counter = 0; counter < this.items.length; counter++) {
tempItem = this.items[counter];
j = counter + 1;
strn = strn + “&item_name_” + j + “=” + tempItem.getValue(’name’) +
“&item_number_” + j + “=” + j +
“&quantity_” + j + “=” + tempItem.getValue(’quantity’) +
“&amount_” + j + “=” + this.returnFormattedPrice(tempItem.getValue(’price’)) +
“&no_shipping_” + j + “=” + “0″ +
“&no_note_” + j + “=” + “1″;
if( tempItem.optionList() ) {
strn = strn + “&on0_” + j + “=” + “Options” +
“&os0_” + j + “=” + tempItem.optionList();
}

}
window.open (strn, “paypal”, winpar);
return false;
};