Chocolate570

Ghost, change the extention of the html page to a .php, and it will work as if it were .html. Try it.

Congratulations on the opening. Nice design. Especially the forum. Jk.

Hi, welcome to the forums!

If you WANT to do that, there is a way with meta tags, but since I don't know that, just put this in your head section:<script type="text/javascript">window.location="222.com"</script>And it should go to 222.com.

Maybe if we get an "off-topic" section. This forum was meant for code help...so i'm a bit reluctant about that kind of forum. The board will deviate from its original purpose.

I'd like to remind you, mr. Hypocrite, to talk a bit nicer.W3Schools is in NO WAY affiliated with W3C. Yes,

W3Schools is in NO WAY affiliated with W3C.

As for your complaint about abusing tables, is there such a thing? I'll let a more knowledgable moderator or member take over from here.~Chocolate570

I meant month. Sorry bout that. What I was trying to say is that they wont give you april at the beginning of april and update it as april advances. Sorry for the typo.

I'll add some comments to it, so yuo can figure it out.

var dayName = new Array ("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday");//Useless, not needed for this scriptvar monName = new Array ("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December");//putting the months of the year in an array, so they can be accessed by the month number.var now = new Date;//gets the current day of the month.if(now.getDate() == 25 && monName[now.getMonth()] == "December")/*checks if the day is the 25th of december. How it does this is monName contains an array of the months, and getMonth gets the number of the current month, so if the current month is april, it'll get the 4th value in the array, which is april.*/{   alert('Merry Christmas');}

I think you might be able to do this:<area coordinates and stuff="values" onmouseover="this.border='14px'"> Not sure. An easier way to do it would be to use a javascript function that changes the image depending on what area was mouseovered.

I suggest you use PJIRC(search it on google). Then tell members to type /msg nickserv help registerThat will tell them how to register their name. When they do, they will have to send their pass in to use the name every time they join the chatroom.

Ya, it's a pain, but we gotta live with it.

They might update it, but i doubt they'll post the new results for a year or so.

Then it should work. Try taking the code again and formatting it, making sure it doesn't change in anyway except for the text.

By asking to be a moderator or how to be a moderator, you completely remove your chances of becoming one. Use your common sense on how to be a good member. Don't spam, help out, and be considerate.

Ya, something in a language other than english. With a <input type="file"> in the middle, and a submit button underneath.

Ooo, darn, thanks joecool. I was thinking about something else at the time, so I put % signs. He's absolutely right.

Hmm..i'm using firefox. And i have yet to test it in opera. :S

<iframe width="50%" height="100%" src="put url of second page here">Your browser doesn't support frames. <a href="http://getfirefox.com">Get a newer browser.</a></iframe>Put that in the page and replace "put url of second page here" with the address of the second page.

On what page? On the index it isn't working for me. :S

No, when I say fix, i mean the copyright part is stopping the repeating left nav image.

We can't help at all if you don't tell us what you want changed.

Yes, that's exactly what i mean. The image stops before reaching the bottom because the text goes underneath the image.And the top part was just me fooling around, probably just as you were looking at it. :)Can anyone tell me how to fix it? I tried to do what you said, skemcin, but it didn't work. :S

In firefox, that window's links go in the same window, not a new one.

Just use this:<script type="text/javascript">function closething(){window.close()}</script>with a button that is:<input type="button" value="Close" onclick="closething()">I can't answer the second question, i don't understand.

Whoa...i forgot about that. We're going for an all-brown font color, maybe a little white/light brown. Those red and blue font tags were preliminary testing that i forgot to remove. :)I like the font of the buttons, just as long as you can decipher it. If it takes more than 5 seconds to figure out what something says, it needs to be changed. :)Yes, those bullets. How do I move them over a bit? If you notice, they're in a main div, which is next to another div with the side panel background image, so I can't figure out how to make it work. :(No, the brown border is only at the top. Do you think it would be better some other way? Hmm...is the logo that big? I made it as small as I could. Maybe a bit smaller, but later. More important things to do right now. :)Thanks for all you're suggestions. I'll be constantly updating it, so check on the site in a couple of days. Everything you've said should be fixed. :blink:Thanks again!~Chocolate570PS. Kcarson- Thanks for the compliment about my clan site. But i owe everything to my friend, who's done most of the work on that site. I just got people to it.