Eric

If you didn't want discussion, WHY leave the topic open.

Well I wasn't talking about myself having a second account :)I just wouldn't like it if people that didn't like me tried to tip the scale in their favor.Just trying to keep everything on the "up and up" so to speak :(Also, if they are super moderators (global moderators is the term on some message board software) then they can see IPs just like admin.It's only "forum moderators" that the admins can set weather or not they'll allowed to view IP.I don't think it was ever specified if the mods on here are "super moderators" or "forum moderators".But either way, that wouldn't matter has only the admins have access to the ACP the the SQL toolbox.

So you named a file "favicon.ico" and uploaded to your root directory and it still doesn't work?

Well it can be turned off on a forum-by-forum basis. So that wouldn't be a problem to just turn it off for that one forum.

Just one quick question.What's to keep someone from registering multiple times and voting multiple times to "tip the scale"?Are IPs of everyone who voted going to be checked (by checking the SQL logs) to make sure everyone only votes once?

What kind do you want?verticalharazontaletc.colors, effects, whatThere are many ways to make one.

What is a html processeed page editor :)What is the error that you're recieving?What were you doing when you got this error?All this information is helpful when trying to answer a question.

Maybe, but if you look very closely, there are usually a few bites taken off the filesize.So, for example, if the file had 552bites, if you remove "sold" and "green" and "px" (because a value is zero doesn't need to be defined by pixels or percentages) then look at the bites (not kilobites because that can sometimes gives a false reading of the actual filesize) then it might be something like 548bites.

Interesting

Do you have both p7snap.css and subhead.css uploaded?

<meta> doesn't need a "closing tag" as the element itself is an "empty tag".If you're using XHTML syntax (instead of HTML) then you just "self close" the element, as I showed before.<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />If using HTML syntax, you leave it as-is<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">Dynamic Drive only showed you the HTML syntax, it forgot about the XHTML syntax (as I showed in my post).

"similar"?It's the same exact code :)I'm even supprised Dynamic Drive has it on their pages, as they usually only deal with "DHTML" stuff, and this <meta> tag is Static (Not Dynamic).lol, what will those crazy folks at Dynamic Drive think of next :(I can't believe they actually labeled it as "Disable Image Toolbar script"It's not a script

If you have a border of zero, then why tell it to be green if there is no border to be green? :)style="border:0" works just as well, without the extra code of having "sold green" attached to it.The less the code, the less the filesize, and the faster the page load

Sounds like you're using IE :)Have you tried this:<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />It's *supposed* to stop the image toolbar from poping up on IE

That has got to be the funniest thing I heard all night!

Games are fun :)Most of what I code in is PHP so people can't see it

He used this emoticon :)To me, that emoticon means you're pissedoff about something

It's possible, but I'm sure it's not adblock because I disabled it (ads show now) and it still doesn't work.All my other extensions are simple things like "IETab" and "Web Developer"What I find most weird is if it was something that blocked JS in my brother, how come none of the other websites are effected?

There are three values for "valgn" top middle bottom So just put valign="bottom"Also, the three values for "align" are left center right ***Related Notes:"text-align" is the CSS equal to the "align" attribute in HTML"vertical-align" is the CSS equal to the "valign" attribute in HTML

Ok I did that. Just now downloaded a new copy of Firefox then uninstalled it completly from my computer. Then opened the latest install package and reinstalled.Still not working for me :)It makes absolutly no sense, JS works everywhere else so it is enabled. I just can't get it to work here

Anime is cool. Good choice.Making a site about any subject, it's always good to know as much as you can about the subject

I experienced no problem with 1.5 either. I was only after upgrading to 1.5.0.1And it's only THIS forum I have the problem on. Other sites running IPB have no problem.(by the way, why is W3Schools running an old version anyway? They should upgrade to 2.1.4 They'd have a few extra features if upgraded like "quick edit")

That <select onchange="window.location=this[this.selectedIndex].value"> is pretty nifty.Although I haven't used forms as a means of linking in a very long time, I used to use <select name="dropdown" onchange="location.href=(form.dropdown.options[form.dropdown.selectedIndex].value)">But your way seems more efficiant as it uses slightly less code

Just 1.5 or 1.5.0.1?

Some of you may know I've been having trouble with the JS on this forum.I think it might be my browser, the site works fine in others.It worked when I had Firefox 1.5 but now [that I upgraded to 1.5.01] it doesn't seem to work, and I recently upgraded to Firefox 1.5.0.1 (minor bug fix release).I don't think a minor release would cause JS on *this forum only* to stop working, bu I"m not sure.Can anyone else with Firefox 1.5.0.1 reply and tell me if the JS on this forum works?That is: clickable smilies, fast reply, multiple quotes, expand/reduce catagories, etc.