Jonas

You can write all your code in javascript and scramble it, but it takes a lot of time and is not worth it, as there are programs or browser extensions that will give you the javascript's html output.

aspx.net? Is that a different technology than asp.net?

Interesting. Could you send the exact same email to this adress?

You'll find this link useful then:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=7567

Actually, I think your signature is getting a bit big. Your signature is far longer than your average post, and there's a lot of unecessary scrolling to be done, especially in threads where you have more than one post. Please cut your signature down a bit. For example you don't have to skip a line for every new sentence. You can make the image smaller or replace it with a simple link-text. The quote, while it may (arguably) deserve a place in literary history, can easily go as well. It's enough with a link to your site in your signature, and you can also link to your site in your profile, so I'm going to lock this thread, as it's basically advertising beyond what is strictly necessary. I'm not saying it's SPAM, but it's advertising still.

Well, hopefully we do just that (help people). However, that has nothing to do with us as mods, it's just us posting as members. Thanks for the kind words nonetheless...

Shouldn't that be<link rel="stylesheet"

That's a very important topic/work. Thanks for posting it here.

Well, duh...

I think he only wants the css to apply if some javascript validation holds true..?<script type="text/javascript">if (true) {document.write('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.myplace.com/my_css.css" />');}</script>But if this is the case I'd rather include it with a serverside script, because that javascript thing won't validate, as the <link> element isn't allowed within <script> tags...

That really depends on what you ask of an editor. Do you want support for whole projects (in which case it'd be good to have tabbed documents) or the occasional individual page? What languages do want highlightning for? Specify some things like this, and I'm sure we can point you to a good editor.

http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=2634Please continue in that already-established thread/poll.

y-scroll: auto;Is this a css property? Never heard of it... :)Sure you don't meanoverflow: auto;?

It's even more powerful:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=7567I especially like this site:http://cssplay.co.uk/

What email client do you use? Is it possible the emails end up in your spam-blocker or junk-mail folder? Automatically generated emails sometimes do that.

Nope, but you can combine conditional comments with java script:<!--[if lte IE 6]><script type="text/javascript">// Your javascript screen resolution sniffer code here./* This script will only execute if the user agent is Internet Explorer version 6 or lower */</script><![endif]-->

Actually I notice it's [endif]. One word. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....comment_ovw.aspOh, and on a side note, I hate IE as well.

What? How so? Try this variation then:<!--[if lte IE 6]><style type="text/css">body { width: ??px; height: ??px; }</style><![/end if]-->

Works only in HTML. Of course, there are several other CSS hacks, but none that validate I think. Conditional comments are read by the validator and other browsers as, well, comments. More on that here:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=7567

Doesoverflow-x: hidden;work in IE? Don't remember, but you can try putting that in body { }Or you can put a this in the body { }overflow: auto;but either way I think it requires a width/height. But then again you can use min-height and max-height for FF and Opera, and then in IE you can use conditional comments:<![if lte IE 6]><style type="text/css">body { width: ??px; height: ??px; }</style><![/end if]>Hopefully that'll work...

HTML comments:<!-- code-author comment only, not content -->CSS comments:/* code-author comment only, not content */JAVASCRIPT/PHP comments:// single line comment/* comment overseveral lines */

PHP5 and MySQL Bible...

And this topic is relevant how?

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Yeah, but with one copy in my google inbox, it's still accessible, I just don't have to work with the GUI on a regular basis...