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  1. Well, the real problem is this: 1.)I am creating an block element that uses an inline-style div tag. I like creating horizontal rules because this rule looks better on my rendered page, and the code is simple and easy to remember. However, I am having some difficult clearing the float I have created for the inline-style div-tag. Here is my code thus far: <div style=" border:3px double; width:50%; float:right; padding: 0.5em; margin-bottom:1em;" /> <p> some text</p> <hr style="clear:right;" /> The float doesn't clear, however, and the horizontal rule is included in the block element, and therefore, the div tag.
  2. I wanted a box model like the one in this pdf file. I don't know if you can open it: http://www.gibsonr.com/classes/cop1830/20162/proj3il.pdf Also, how can I get my background image to repeat like that?
  3. Hello everyone on w3schools, I am having trouble with block level elements on my page. I am using a div tag, however, I wanted to create an inline style with double-lined borders and one half of a letter width padding offsetting the text. Also, I am trying to make the block positioned horizontally
  4. I am going to forget for a moment that you are useless machine that has no sense of context, even though you feel entitled to point out the flaws of other websites who write perfectly valid source code. Since the validation "service" is free, you do have to realize that you are getting what you pay for, and that is nothing.
  5. Oh, how I hate thou. Correcting one error begets 9 more error messages. It is the panacea of the World Wide Web.
  6. I am struggling with relative folder pathnames. I have created a parent folder, and within this parent are the three child folders, if one is to look at the file hierarchy as a tree in order to visualize the subfolders. For example, "/" is the parent of file folder "project2." Project2 is therefore the parent of files "home.html," "aboutme.html," and folder "adrbook," which is the parent of "listform.html" I want to reference folders using relative pathnames. For example, if I am currently working in file folder "home.html," and I want the browser to search folder "about me.html," what should I type as the path? "Home.html" and "aboutme.html" are siblings and children of Project2. Since I am using Windows 7, I thought: <a href="\aboutme.html">content </a>
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