jpkuelho

this worked for me to, the only problem is it sends the form even if the required fields are blank, and before it gave me a header error so I had to comment out these lines : header ("Location: $redirect"); exit;} else also whats the function of these <input type=hidden name="redirect" value="http://tb31.homeip.net/takk.htm">and how to make the form only send if the fields are filled ?I tought I only had to change these -> <input type=hidden name="required" value="email, nome, address, addressnumber, complemento, CEP, cidade" />thats what i did on mine ;/

Site Name: J dsgn.comSite Description: portfolio siteSite Address: http://www.jdsgn.com/Ignore the fact its in portuguese just criticize the design ^^

sorry I forgot this topic I made I will test it right nowthanks ^^

I want to do a script that when the use clicks on the image link it popups a new window with the same size as the imageI just dont know how to start

thanks for helping I think I'm almost there just have to fix this creepy bug on IE6 I used this conditional CSS :#popup a, #popup a:visited {position: relative;display: block;text-decoration: none;color: #000;border:2px dashed #D8BB5A;padding: 3px;font-size:10px;background-color:#9966cc;margin-left: 2px;}#popup a span {display: none;}#popup a:hover {color: #000;direction: ltr;}#popup a:hover span{display: block;position: relative;}I just declared the DIVs before the images but it renders this creepy border now ._. http://jpkuelho.ifastnet.com/sketch/index.html

yup that text ;~~what version of IE you used?I have 6.0 and it doesnt work ;~~

Ok this http://jpkuelho.ifastnet.com/sketch/index.html works fine on Firefox but in IE when you rollover the images nothing happens ;~~this is the CSS for the popups.imagethumb { width:50%; height:50%; border: 1px solid #D8BB5A; float:left; margin-left:5px; margin-bottom: 2px; margin-top: 2px;} #thumb { left:5px; margin-bottom:5px;}.thumb span { float:left; display:none; position: relative; text-decoration: none; color:#000000; border:2px dashed #D8BB5A; padding: 3px; font-size:10px; background-color:#9966cc; margin-left: 2px;}.thumb:hover span { display:block;}help me please ;~~

http://jpkuelho.ifastnet.com/sketch/index.html see the images on the purple part? I want the description to render right next to then just like in the first image but that doesnt work on the other 2, does anyone has any ideas for solving this?btw it just works on mozilla so tips for making it available for IE5+ would be nice to ^^

I dont want to put a black square I just putted it in to show where I want the content to loadthis is a portfolio site

I made this layout on CSS I just want to know the best way of doing this : when someone clicks on the work or contact buttons it loads the content(html or maybe flash) on the black square. I have a hunch it would be better using javascriptI know Actionscript which similar just need some ideas to start onthanks

I Think the first one will help thanks ^^

How do I load another image when in hover status if you have an image as a link ?

ok now the problem is that IE expands the height of the document so it creates a white space after the end of the backgroundI know the problem is with the logo image I just don't know what to do to fix it img.logo { position:relative; left: 88px; bottom:550px; width: 99px;} html>body img.logo { position:absolute; left: 88px; top: 158px; bottom:auto; width: 99px; height:230px; } the white space is the same height as the logo ¬¬'

Thanks guys :Dit worked now I just have to reposition it on IE I added an html>body hack(its a hack right?) but I think now my CSS won't be validated ;~~

just started this simple CSS , it just has 3 background images and one logo gif which is not showing on IE6 body { margin:auto; } a { border: 0;} #bg1 { float:left; background-image:url("images/bg/bg_01.jpg"); width:1024px; height:237px; } #bg2 { float:left; background-image:url("images/bg/bg_02.jpg"); width:1024px; height:237px; } #bg3 { float:left; background-image:url("images/bg/bg_03.jpg"); width:1024px; height:237px; } img.logo { float:left; z-index:1; position:absolute; left: 88px; top: 158px; }