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  1. I guess you've met a path problem, did you put these stuff into the same directory that your website is located in?

     

    If not, you just need to put them into the same folder and edit its directory. That's all.

  2. Use version 1.0.You would only need to use version 1.1 if you are using certain non-ASCII characters in identifiers, EBCDIC line ending characters, or control characters (character codes 1 - 31).

  3. Step 1. Install Apache HTTP server.Step 2. Configure Apache to share documents from the right folder.Step 3. Password your web site documents.Step 4. Congratulate yourself. You've got a home webserver running.

     

    Hope that can help you.

  4. If you don't have to support older browsers, you can use a display box. I have the following class:

     

     

    .vertically_centered {display: -webkit-box;-webkit-box-orient: horizontal;-webkit-box-pack: center;-webkit-box-align: center;display: -moz-box;-moz-box-orient: horizontal;-moz-box-pack: center;-moz-box-align: center;display: box;box-orient: horizontal;box-pack: center;box-align: center;} 

     

    Then put just about anything inside there. Since you want the "wrap" div vertically centered, try assigning the vertically_centered class to your body element.

  5. If you are using css, problem will be simple:

    textarea {height:100px; width:100px; }

    You also can also specify the rows and cols attributes of the textareas to control their size. Rows are the horizontal lines and cols is the number of characters wide you want the texarea to be:

    <textarea name="myText" rows="10" cols="80">Enter some text</textarea>
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