Eric

can you be more spcific?Maybe post the code you want to include?

Jonas, I'm sorry if it seemed like I was giving you a hard time in the past.aspnetguy, yeah I overreact sometimes but I help a lot too whenever possible.Everyone else, I probably have more experience with web design than Jonas, so if I say something it is usually out of experience.I've always tried to help on these forums, and yes I have a somewhat short fuse at times.I moderate and administer at several messageboards. Some free, some paid.Why would I want to help out here for free when I can get paid somewhere else? The reason is because I LIKE helping others. It makes me feel good to know I can help someone with their problem.Jonas, at times you seem like an ok guy, other times you make annoying comments.How about we compromise? You lay off the dumb jokes and annoying comments, and I'll not overreact as much.Whenever I make a topic, it is always serious. I never make a "joke topic" and that's what you implied I did. So I took offense to that.

also, some domains have certain rules to follow.For example: .edu says you can only have that if you belong to a education facality..org at one time said only organazations could use it, now it's public and *anyone* may use it.---There's also the cost factor, domains like .info are much cheaper than .com, .net or .org

scott100, I'm not a moderator.Moderators are representatives of the company they moderate for.If a moderator is rude, it makes the whole company look bad.That's all I'm going to comment on though, I already sent Skemcin a formal document wth my complaint so I have nothing more to say here.

yep, and to make them smaller than 1em you can have 0.9em, 0.8, etc.Also, em's inherit any em's before it in the parent elements.So if you have 0.8 as the body font size and in a paragraph within the body if you have 1em the size will be similar to that of a normal 0.8 em.plus, 1em in <h1> will be larger than 1em in <p> because heads are larger by default so format of a head will inherit into the em.

I've looked at soruce code a couple of times just to get an idea of how someone did something.I may copy the code then modify it to do different things.I'm pretty sure I never used "direct from copy" codes before, but I have copied and modified :)That's how people learn, and I know of at least one website that says on the first page "I learned all I know from viewing the source code of other sites".But I don't think the web arthur knew how to modify because their site had sloppy code (why does JavaScript still not work for me on this forum, but works everywhere else?)

I've read that before at least once, but how do i use 'em' and where and such?<{POST_SNAPBACK}> 1em is about "normal" size for a browser.So for example, instead of having something like font-size:12px you could have font-size:1emAlso, if you put em's in your images, they will scale with text when making text larger.

Skemcin, take my post about Opera into account.He bascally said I was "joking" about having a question and that he wouldn't "humor" me.I found that to be rude, arrogant and pompous of him.It wasn't just about not being helpful, it was about being rude and his post was uncalled for.And he has yet to say he was sorry.

Yeah, that annoys me. It says it will work for XP Professional, but no mention about XP Home Edition :)Off Topic: Is anyone else having problems with the JavaScript on here? Other sites I visit I don't have a problem with, just here. Like I can't click on a smilie, or open "fast reply" or do multiple quotes.

You're welcome :(I realise it's only in BETA, but I was hoping they'd have the "application/xhtml+xml" added so I could see how pages using that content type looked in IE7.But they still didn't add it yet, it's still trying to download the page :)Hopefully in the next BETA release. Oh well, just as long as the finished product supports "application/xhtml+xml"

I thought so too, but I googled "ie7 download" and found this:http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie7/ie7betaredirect.mspx

I have IE7 BETA Preview 2 and it's ugly :)Some of the buttons in the toolbar only show up when I mouse over them.Hopefully it will look better for the public release.I only got IE7 BETA so I could test some code I've been working on that will effect IE7 and IE6 differently.

With em you can resize text in Internet Explorer, you can't resize text using px. Only in Firefox and Opera will it resize the text.To be 100% accessibility compliant you should use em.

In all my years on all the message board I ever been on, I never met anyone as offensive as Jonas.

I want to file a complant against Jonas.Jonas has been nothing but rude and unhelpful since the day I joined.Rather than actually helping, he'll make off-the-wall comments and do everything possible to be the most unhelpful ever.I think Jonas should be stripped from his rank of "Moderator".

I figured it out.I downloaded a different version of IE to test which Opera would identify me as, and it still identified me as the other version.So I guess the version you're identified as depends on the version of Opera you have.I solved my own question.... no thanks to you :)You're really no help at all on these forums. The other moderators are MUCH more helpful. You're like the "blacksheep" in the bunch.Skemcin <~ most helpfulChocolate570 <~ second most helpfulalzable <~ never see him online, so not sureJonas <~ if you don't know something, don't post with dumbass comments

To a point, yes.<a> formats plain text into a hyperlink<img> embeds images into a page<script> can add dynatmic elements to your pageThe weird thing is <b>, <i>, <u> are all "formating" elements, but they are considered "simple HTML"

Honest question.It's actually an important reason why I'm asking, it has to do with a devolping job I'm working on.I need to know.

Jonas should know this, he loves Opera :)Come'on Jonas, I know you can do it

For example: Two guys both have the same version of Opera on their computer, "guy 1" has IE5 on his computer and "guy 2" has IE6.When set to "Identify as Internet Explorer" in Opera, will they be identified as the version of IE they have on their computer?That is: "guy 1" would be identified as IE5 on Opera and "guy 2" would be in identified as IE6?Or would they be identified as the same version of IE because the version is detminded by the version of Opera?

body {margin:0;}Put that in your CSS file

You already asked that question here:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=2135

"simple HTML" is all non-formating HTML.<a>, <img>, <script>, <style> etc. would be considered "complex HTML"Simple HTML are things like:<p>, <div>, <span>, <body>, <head> etc.

AJAX isn't needed, and also they should remove the DOM tutorials.Main reason, none of these are REAL. They're all just "buzz words" (as aspnetguy put it) for other things.I can't support FAKE "languages".

PHP, inferior?Never :)ColdFusion on the other hand, well that's just a "current fad".