Chocolate570
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Many people I know pronounce WYSIWYG as 'wissiwig'.
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In my mind (when I'm reading things) I pronounce it ess queue ell, but when I'm speaking, I pronounce it sequel.
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Remember though -- paypal takes a fee on your transaction so you get less than you bargained for.
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Okay guys, please, let's focus on the topic on hand.
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Hah! I usually do eat pizza while using the computer too. I know see that's a bad idea...:)Then there's always the chance that you'll spill beer on your rejuvenated idea. Where can we brainstorm?
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Oh man. They told me that the hair would stop coming. >_> Gosh.:)I do totally agree with you. It is much harder to maintain a code written out-of-the-air than one where you know how it works extensively because of your collection of bar napkins.
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Try adding an overflow-x:hidden; to the style of that element...I can't remember whether or not that works, unfortunately =[Otherwise, try an absolutely positioned element over the scroll bar. I believe IE allows you to overlap scrollbars with elements with high z-indices? (spelling?)
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Not for most of the people on this forum, I bet. :)Yeah, planning is crucial to a big application...but whenever I'm coding for coding's sake, I try to not plan anything and just go for it. It helps me because I'm not tied down by my own specifications. I just write what I want and whatever features come up are fine with me.
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Hey guys! :)I'm coding a layout for a friend and I need to know why it wont work.http://seekond.com/ZS/It's almost done, floating/widths/everything are in the right places cross-browser. This is the last problem (I hope!)In a big screen (1024x1280, 19" monitor) the site would look normal with the outer div (the borders and background of all the content, #wrapper in HTML & CSS) stretching to the bottom of the page. But resize the screen, and you'll notice that the back doesn't meet the bottom of the page, and goes higher and higher as you keep resizing. WHY!Also, the copyright is supposed to rest at the very bottom of the page, hugging the bottom of #wrapper. Why doesn't that work either =[Please help. CSS can be found here:http://seekond.com/ZS/style.css
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No, sorry. You'd need a custom confirm/prompt box made with HTML & JS.
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I remember seeing somewhere that someone just turned the content editing mode on of the textarea and it would tab in normally. Much shorter. Maybe it was jquery? Loading...http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ttabs.html#Yup. There ya go.And this is the source code for the page: <html><head><title>TTabs demo - Interface plugin for jQuery</title> <script type="text/javascript" src="/jquery/jquery.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="/interface/interface.js"></script></head><body><textarea id="testArea" cols="50" rows="10"></textarea><a href="#" onClick="$('#testArea').EnableTabs()">enable tabs in textarea</a> <a href="#" onClick="$('#testArea').DisableTabs()">disable tabs in textarea</a></body></html> The interface plugin & jquery.
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Ah, that is one of the most common mistakes in spambot protection...administrators don't think that the spambots read the URLs, but that they just look at the page as a user would. Not the best idea, and often, it overrides all of your spam protection.
