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  1. Oh crap, sorry about that<script type='text/javascript'>function image1(){window.open('bigimage1.gif','Image','width=300,height=120,resizable=no,scrollbars=no,');}</script>I forgot to type up the SCRIPT tags
  2. <html><head><script type='text/javascript'>function image1(){window.open('bigimage.gif','Image','width=300,height=120,resizable=no,scrollbars=no,');}</script></head><body><a href='javascript:image1();'><img src='imagethumbnail.gif' alt='' /></a></body></html> Make sure to add a new line of JS code for each imageexample:function image1(){window.open('bigimage1.gif','Image','width=300,height=120,resizable=no,scrollbars=no,');}function image2(){window.open('bigimage2.gif','Image','width=500,height=300,resizable=no,scrollbars=no,');}function image3(){window.open('bigimage3.gif','Image','width=150,height=200,resizable=no,scrollbars=no,');}Set the height and width for each image and call them like this:<a href='java script:image1();'>Edit: I forgot the SCRIPT tags before, added now
  3. So you want a JavaScript pop-up window the same size as the picture?Not just something like *click* (when clicked on open picture in a new window)Ok, I'll post a code for you, but give me a few minutes I gotta go do something.I'll be back here shortly with the code
  4. That webpage uses a lot of old depreciated examples.And it uses a lot of general terms It has more depreciated attributes than I can count. Even a few depreciated elements.That webpage is horriable to learn from.
  5. The only thing I usually forget (really, never bothered to memorize) is how the doctypes go for (x)html :)Whenever I make a new webste, I just copy/paste from an existing website I've done. It's a useless thing to memorize anyway, since you can always find them at w3.org
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    Idiots

    No sleeping bags?
  7. The admin could change that in the ACP if he/she wantedAlso, the "pips" (as their offical name is) aren't the only thing that changes in Ranks, there's also a rank title. "Advanced Member" gets 3 pips by default.The Ranks on IPB are bascally useless as they do nothing. Having a seperate "Rank" and "Membergroup" was a poor decision on Matts' part (Matt is the one that created IPB).Other BBS have Ranks and Premisisons in one. On IPB ranks do nothing and Premission masks are allocated to Membergroups.Also if "Custom Titles" were enabled in the ACP (which they aren't on this board) then you could override your "Rank Title" with a custom title you set-up in your profile. However this isn't an option on this board because it wasn't enabled.
  8. I use the Web Developer extension in Firefox.
  9. A good way to get some "local" traffic is to print up a few shirts with your web address on it. Wear one, and walk around the mall. Get your friends to wear them too and have them walk around different places.In the past, I've checked out a few websites I found on peoples clothes
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    Frames

    Which browser are you using?I know that both Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox support frames.I never tried Opera (with frames), but I'm betting it does it.
  11. Have you tried this<?phpecho "<a href='mailto:($email)?subject=blabla&body=mymessage'>";?>I'm pretty sure you mean "body" when you put "message"
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    languages

    Well I sent you my final PM, and now I'll say to everyone.I'M SORRYSorry to everyone that thinks I insulted them. That was not my intent.
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    languages

    @ Skemcin, you lied about something. I didn't quote W3Schools, I just re-worded what I said the first time. Too bad people kept misunderstanding me and a re-word was needed.I PMed you, as you said "take it to PM".I just wanted people in here to know I DIDN'T QUOTE W3SCHOOLS when I said you don't need to know how to program or use a programming language to be able to use a scripting language.Had I quoted them, it would have been within the
  14. filter is an vender-specific property (only works on IE)Because of this, you won't have valid CSS if you use it.And this page http://www.fred.net/dhark/demos/css/css_filter_examples.html has A LOT of erros in its CSS.http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validat...r_examples.html
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    <font>

    To change the font size/color/type you can use the <span> element and the "style" attribute.<span style="font-size:15px; color:yellow; font-family:arial;">...</span>I changed the size of the font to 15 pixelsI changed the color of the font to yellowI changed the type of font used to Arial
  16. Well "displaying" data is DOING something.What the "something" it is DOING is displaying data :)So the HyperText Markup Language does do something :)So there you go."HTML is NOT a language that does anything" should be changed to "HTML is a language that does something"
  17. Those were just generals :)I agree that he needs to tailor to his target audience.And here's a good example for kid, sports, actionYour product cars.Guys watch sports, guys like cars.Guys like action movies, guys like cars.A father *may* watch kid shows with his son/daughter, guys like cars.
  18. Also, television advertising helps a lot.If your company can afford it, have them put together a couple of tv ads and have them air about twice a week for about 4 weeks.That should take care of some of your new traffic.Also, having them air on different types of shows will also help get people of different interests. Kid shows, sports, action shows, etc.
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    languages

    Sorry to all that I seem to have "insulted".But like I said before you do not need to know how to build a house to build a birdbath.Different languages require different amount of experience, or "skills".I NEVER said that you don't need skills to use a scripting language and that's the misunderstanding you people seem to be having with what I said.You couldn't comprehend what I'm trying to say, and you twisted my words around.By the way, obtuse means "difficult to comprehend : not clear or precise in thought or expression". So I was valid in using that word.Do you need skill to use a scripiting language, YES. But do you need as much skill as a programming language, NO.Lots of people on several websites have said that, even W3Schools has said that!http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_intro.asp That bascally says it right there, you don't need to know how to program or use a programming language to be able to use a scripting language.If I insulted you, then so did W3Schools.
  20. I got it solved now.I sent this question to www-validator@w3.org and this is what they said. When I changed the DTD to this, it validates:<!DOCTYPE family [ <!ELEMENT family (person)+> <!ELEMENT person (name,yearborn,s.e.x)> <!ELEMENT name (#PCDATA)> <!ELEMENT yearborn (#PCDATA)> <!ELEMENT s.e.x (#PCDATA)>]>
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    My site

    I don't see any "offical" rules, but there are implied ones :)They really should make some, there's a "board rules" section in the ACP just for this :)Oh well, there's a lot of things the board admin could improve on.
  22. If you mean, for example<!ELEMENT family (person,name,yearborn,######)>that's because the admin of this board added s.e.x. to the word filter (very stupid move)There IS an actual word there, it's just filtered on here
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    languages

    Pretty much yeah. Although I usually write my own scripts, I have copied a few from other sites.But even if you write your own script, doesn't always mean you're programming.<?php$fee = "Hello";$fi = "aspnetguy";$foe = "How are you";$fum = "Today?";echo $fee . $fi . $foe . $fum;?>That's a script, but not a program
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