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You are going to need jquery. Although you can make such a dropdown without it but the problem is that when you touch the menu the dropdown will only stay open as long as your finger is still touching it which is why you need a bit of jquery to tell it to stay open when first touched and to close when touched again.

We are not seeing the changes we have suggested to you. This is the last time I will point this out. Per my July 1st post to you this is what you need to change to make it lay down correctly: .news_pictures .news_pictures_list { margin-right: -13px; overflow: hidden; /*really don't need this*/ padding: 0;} .news_pictures .news_pictures_list li { float: left; height: 130px; list-style: none outside none; margin-bottom: 9px; margin-right: 9px; width: 198px;} .news_pictures .news_pictures_list li img { height: 120px; width: 198px;} Now if you want the far left images (or third image of each row) to flush to the right then you will need to define a class for the end li and then use margin-right: 0; Then you would adjust the other two so that it balances out the spacing. .news_pictures .news_pictures_list li.end { margin-right: 0; }

Probably because you don't have a containing div to match the total width your 2 divs. But if you are wanting to make the page responsive then convert the divs, paddings and margins to percentages.

Ingolme is correct. It's defined by the user's browser's settings.

Per your link, I do not see any of the changes I have suggested to you per my previous post July 1st..

php is commonly used and supported by Linux servers (non-windows) and is supported by all browsers. If you want to use ASP then you would need a Windows server but again the 'includes' is supported. The thing you may be thinking about years ago is the .dwt template. It's much better to use PHP/ASP

Per your link, you have not touched the correct ul and you may have set the width for one thing but the other. You have 3 places to edit in order to lay down correctly. .news_pictures .news_pictures_list { margin-right: -13px; overflow: hidden; /*really don't need this*/ padding: 0;} .news_pictures .news_pictures_list li { float: left; height: 130px; list-style: none outside none; margin-bottom: 9px; margin-right: 9px; width: 198px;} .news_pictures .news_pictures_list li img { height: 120px; width: 198px;} Now if you want the far left images (or third image of each row) to flush to the right then you will need to define a class for the end li and then use margin-right: 0; Then you would adjust the other two so that it balances out the spacing. .news_pictures .news_pictures_list li.end { margin-right: 0; } Finally, you are using one extremely large image and the rest could be downsized as well optimized so that it loads quickly.

If you are referring to common html code such as header, logo, menu(s), etc. then you would want to use php includes.

Sorry that it didn't work out for you. Sounds like the course you are taking is not up to speed about html and css. Did your course allow you to use the automated feature to save your photoshop design or where you suppose to build it from scratch. I am betting that the photoshop save results is spitting out code that has more inline styles than you care to count and may probably be the issue.

set that ul to use padding: 0;

I have no experience with Square Space but I looked at it and have no clue as to why it's not working. Might post this to SS support?

You should really ditch the 'Save for web'feature that Photoshop has because it produces tables and images galore.But you can try a couple of things to get rid of white lines:Set tables and td to padding: 0; and margin: 0; as well as setting border-collapse: collapse.Next, set images to display: block; CSS: table, td { border-collapse: collapse; padding: 0; margin: 0;} img {display: block;}

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, user-scalable=yes" />

Set your h1 margins and padding to 0. Then adjust to suit and it will display accordingly for all browsers.

You can use the video tag. Google it. It will show you how to apply a text stating that the browser does not support it. You could then try replacing the text with your fallback image.

Tables might help but I have to say that I have not used animated gifs in about 7 years so I could not tell you if that will resolved your problem or not. You might google it. Also, there might be an alternative using jquery or something.

Sound like to me that the animated gif files are a bit heavy (big file size). If so, then of course it will lag. Anyway, not sure why you want to use animated gifs. It such old school. Either use jquery or create a video depending on what this gif file is about.As for the 'Welcome' alt tag, normally that gets displayed when either the image does not load or a person has his browser's setting to not show images.

First, are you using the meta tag 'viewport'? Are you using the media queries correctly and in proper order?Also, it might help to see the site in question.

Total missed that.

Keep in mind that not everyone can upgrade. Believe it or not we still have a ton of XP users some of which are still using IE8. For those that are running still running IE9 and 10 may not want to upgrade for whatever reason. Never the less, I am looking forward to where we don't have to worry about IE's quirks.

Firstly. this is not valid: style="navbutton" Start commenting out all the css that is not related to the menu. Once you find that the menu no longer has the glitch, start adding back the commented out css a little bit at a time. If the glitch starts up again then at least you will narrow down what css might be the cause. You can do the same thing with html as well.

May not be the browser. Have you posted this on a flash forum or googled it?

If you don't find an issue within the flash background settings then try wrapping a div around the flash embedded code and then set that div to match the flash height, width and preferred background color.

So are you saying that the carousel has never worked? If it has worked then the best thing is to undo what you have done firstly by checking to see if you have added any new javascripts. If you don't know for sure then start disable each js that is not related to the carousel js. Sometimes that will narrow down the culprit.

Have you checked the flash background setting for when it's loading? I'm not flash savvy but I have seen this before.