Eric
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Neither this or your other topic make any sense.This topic: http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=1985Other topic: http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=1983
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That's a good way to get started at any job.If he says "how much do you want to get paid?" say to him "how much are you willing to pay me?"Of course, if you don't like the offer ask for more or walk away
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The first page of your website :)This is the index page of W3C http://www.w3.org/This is the index page of ImageShack http://www.imageshack.us/This is the index page of NBBS http://nextbbs.com/Understand now? It's just the first page to your website. It can be anything.
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Firefox shows whatever scrollbar the current theme uses (not just the XP scrollbar).My theme is called SoftCrystal, look at my scrollbar --->Opera will show a gray scrollbar either way, but FF shows the XP scrollbar.
Opera for whatever reason, only shows the grey scrollbar no matter what. It should conform to the style of the theme the user has on his/her computer.FF +1 Opera -1
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That's a lot of JS in that source for such a simple thing O_oWhy do people use tons of JS when a couple of lines of PHP can do the same thing?
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On myspace, they replace any /* comments you make */ with .r{}It's really annoying and I don't know why they do that, but if that's what you're talking about (the comments) there's not much you can do about it.It's really annoying, I had a copyright in mine like /* I hand-coded this CSS, don't take this CSS */Then when I went back and looked, it was changed to .r{} (the whole thing was gone)Myspace is annoying like that
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It won't work if you add a DTD.Remove the DTD.The reason is that it's not valid, so the DTD will atemp to revert it.This is true, as I tried it 3 years ago. As soon as I added the DTD the scrollbars reverted in color.Of course, now I know better and don't use them at all :)Main reason being that it's not valid, and another is that is really pisses people off to have their scrollbar change color
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Even when you put 0 it still doesn't reconize when you click the MIDDLE button >_>Dom is stupid, it's just a fancy word for JavaScript.There are a lot of stupid terms, like:DOMDHTMLAJAXetc.All of them are just fancy words for other things.
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*code removed*I've never gotten a reply on this saying if anyone is using it, and I don't want people stealing my code and not giving thanks.Not even the topic starter could comment on it, with either "thanks for this" or "I still would prefer a JS one"So I'm removing the code.
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Their examples could be better though, I think.
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I'm not sure how to do it in JavaScript, but if you don't mind using PHP I can do that for you
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Wouldn't it be "../filename.php"having ../ before the quote means it's not part of the path to the file. So the file wouldn't be found.same as a linkuse../"filename.php"for the link:) -
Well welcome back for now, why do you have to leave again?
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Some exployers will pay you more if you're certified.Also, if you don't have a job and are looking for one (in the web design field), certification *might* make a difference.However, if you go into business for yourself, then a certification means nothing :)Bascally, it only means something if you have a boss that will pay you more if you have oneWhat is the point of this certification?
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Why do you have 2 <body> elements?You're only supposed to have 1 per document.
Here is a basic example of a correct structure:<body><body bgcolor=#404040><html><head><title></title></head><body></body></html>
Of course, there are other elements that can go in the head like <link>, <meta>, <style>, etc. but the above is the "basic" strucutre of a HTML document.
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If you have the images on your computer, then there shouldn't be a problem.You can test out the page you are making without having to upload the page to a server, so you CAN do it from your destop. But if are doing that, then images that are linked relative will not show up on that page . -
I didn't even think of usinghtml,body {overflow: hidden;}Thanks for reminding me about that
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@ Fire Dragon,To be valid, where you have <script type="javascript"> you should add 'text' in there like this <script type="text/javascript">@ pulpfiction,the 'language' attribute isn't a valid attribute anymore
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Well, you could put the whole page inside a scrollable DIV and ask people to use the scrollbar on the DIV instead of the main window scrollbar
<body>HEADER STUFF HERE<div style="width: 100%; height: 500px; overflow: auto;">WEBPAGE STUFF HERE</div></body>
The result is two scrollbars (as mentioned above). One for the DIV that you want people to use, and one for the window that you do not want people to use.I'm pretty sure you can disable the main window scrollbar with JavaScript but I wouldn't know what the correct script would be
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<li> stands for Listed ItemHere's an example of it in use(ordered list)<ol><li>A is for Apple</li><li>B is for Banana</li></ol>(unorder list)<ul><li>A is for Apple</li><li>B is for Banana</li></ul>
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Definently JavaScript.Were you looking at the ASP tutorial, is that why you were asking about which to use? Because ASP can be written using either VBScript or JavaScript.For "everyday" coding, I'd go with JavaScript. It is better with cross-platform and cross-browser compatability.
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With Thunderbird, if it wasn't you default then as soon as you open it a pop-up alert would ask you if you wanted to make it the default.****So you're saying that even if you check the box in options, it gets unchecked?
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True, but when I finally converted from Transitional to Strict it only took me a few hours to do it.If you don't put off what you can do today for tomorrow, it's amazing how fast you can get something done.As opposed to Transitional years ago. Yeah, we get that from your posts.
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About the "but there are a lot of pages...." point, W3C has TONS of pages.They seemed to have been able to convert from HTML 4.01 to XHTML 1.0 Strict
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