Brendon Branigin

go to college...I'm pretty sure network administration falls under the computer engineering field.

I use an SGI CAD grade 22" monitor (21" viewable) and it runs 2048x1536 at 75 Hertz. In a perfect world we all would run at atleast 1280x1024 but the truth is that most people don't even know how to change the resolution. We're stuck with whatever dell sets as the standard. Do what I do, create fluid website layouts...

Im going to end up buying a digital camera...to hard to find exactly what I'm looking for in stock art...

you need to apply the value "auto" to the left and right margins of the table.

Because only 20% of the world uses firefox...(thats a high estimate)

see my post about the solution to IE problems

If all you are wanting is color changes then you shouldn't have much trouble...*If only my client was so easy on me*

ahhhhok

Im working on a project right now where the client will be able to change the entire sites look just by switching out the css file...I will tell you this now, be very careful with the way you structure your xhtml.

I didn't see any free images on corbis...

I have been trying to find good free stock art for ages. If anyone has a link I'm sure many would benefit from it...

I think so, when it comes to saving hours in IE bug fixing or applying a patch and having a little extra resource consumption in IE...I will take the prior

First you need to download the packageThen extract the content of the .zipmove the content to your website directoryadd <!-- compliance patch for microsoft browsers --><!--[if lt IE 7]><script src="/IE7_0_9/ie7-standard-p.js" type="text/javascript"></script><![endif]-->to any file you want to patch (make sure the filepath is correct)http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ie7/IE7_0_9.zip?download

theres a big file called readme ;/let me know if that worked for you

Did you add<!-- compliance patch for microsoft browsers --><!--[if lt IE 7]><script src="/IE7_0_9/ie7-standard-p.js" type="text/javascript"></script><![endif]-->to the head of your xhtml file?(modify the src to your need)

*druels*asp.net is sooooooooooo cool

I was googling and found thishttp://dean.edwards.name/IE7/I tried it out (briefly) and it works well for what I needed it to do (whatever:hover in IE). This tool just saved my live.If this is the wrong section please move it. If this has already been posted please remove it.

You've got virus!20318 new viruses...You're ranked 318 of the 450 most popular hosts

Thanks *now if I could only get the FTP to work properly all the time*

Perhaps the lawsuit will force microsoft to develop a browser that actually works properly...

Im working on a website right now and I am trying to have several <div>s line up in rows.http://testsite.calweb.com/When I make the browser thinner the content boxes drop below the navigation, how can I stop this?

Alright, thanks for the info

Name: Saxophone HomeOwner: meDeveloper: mepurpose: Learn to make sites and learn about the sax and share that knowledge with people. I love playing a sax.Where I'm going with this: I'll add some new pages. Somwthing about the bands I play in. Mybe even a sax blog. Extra comments: I'll accept any comments. I know the images are a bit much. I think I will fill the space with somthing else.

Work In progress

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Im using the free MS visual express softwares to learn how to develop websites that use asp.net and c# technologies. The install process requires downloading an exe that connects to the MS server to download the software, however it doesnt download an install exe, it automaticly installs the software. Is there a way to burn the softwares to a disk for archive purposes?

You will want to download VWD ofr ASP.Net developement. THe link is in my sig.I found 4guysfromrolla.com very good for theory and examples. As far as C# goes I don't know of a specific site that was been helpful. I just Google the topic I am trying to do and go from there. A few sies for C# are http://www.csharp-station.com/ and http://www.csharp-corner.com/when I was learning ASP.Net I found that http://forms.asp.net were very valuable. They have many Microsoft Certified Developers as Moderators and are very helpful. It is a very large forum so each topic has to be approved by a mod first, that is the only down-side. It may take you a few hours to get an answer but most likely you will get one.

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