Jonas

You can use a combination of <div>'s and css positioning to display your site as you want.div#id_name {position: absolute;left: pixel_value;top: pixel_value;}

I suppose you might be able to use without allowing php/asp/cold fusion/other scripting language capable of hacking sites. That would be a good idea.

Yeah, looks good in Opera... Nice, simple design does it. Functionality is key. Well done.

Hey, don't beat yourself up man. Since you're norwegian, you can try setting up an account on http://www.home.no/medlem/ny.cgi for free server space. It will only give you about 20Mb's of space, but it's enough for a small website. If you have any questions about its use, you can PM me, asking in English or Norwegian, whichever's easier to understand.

Please stick to one thread per question...view duplicate topic here:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=866Locked.

I think the regular combination for online RPG games is html, css, javascript, php and mysql. Maybe even a little flash, but only for some graphical effects, banners perhaps.

Yeah, as long as they're warnings and not errors, I tend to ignore that part of the validator's feedback...

Yeah, I'm ending on hidden. I think we'll leave this open for a day or two from time of post, and then we'll lock the poll...

It's not a conversation, more of a list. And you can see it, by the way, so you know what it is. What do you mean, do it offline?

I wouldn't know anything about whether or not you smoke crack, but that's beside the point. It's definetely a browser issue. I don't know which browser renders the <p> element correctly, but I'm thinking it's not IE. Most likely it's Opera or Firefox...

And if you're going to use doctypes (as you should in xhtml), I would use the transitional one, as that would give you the opportunity for backwards compatibility with some of the stuff you've learned already. Strict doctype would require you learn cascading style sheets, a language for formatting html, at the same time...

Yeah, I'm thinking we should be able to talk behind people's backs...Nah, just kidding. I don't know what would be better. But thanks for posting the topic. Nice that you see both sides of it.

Have you tried using ID's instead of classnames?td#id_name {}or just#id_name {}<td id="id_name">...</td>I use Opera, and I've never encountered this particular problem before...

He also has thesetd.logo {background-image: url(gfx/logo.png);width: 300px;height: 600px;vertical-align: bottom;padding-left: 25px;}td.menu_1 {background-image: url(gfx/menu_1.png);background-position: top left;width: 50px;height: 200px;vertical-align: bottom;font-size: 10px;color: #ffffff;letter-spacing: 1px;}td.menu_2 {background-image: url(gfx/menu_2.png);background-position: top left;width: 50px;height: 200px;vertical-align: bottom;font-size: 10px;color: #ffffff;letter-spacing: 1px;}td.menu_3 {background-image: url(gfx/menu_3.png);background-position: top left;width: 50px;height: 200px;vertical-align: bottom;font-size: 10px;color: #ffffff;letter-spacing: 1px;}td.menu_4 {background-image: url(gfx/menu_4.png);background-position: top left;width: 50px;height: 200px;vertical-align: bottom;font-size: 10px;color: #ffffff;letter-spacing: 1px;}td.menu_5 {background-image: url(gfx/menu_5.png);background-position: top left;width: 50px;height: 200px;vertical-align: bottom;font-size: 10px;color: #ffffff;letter-spacing: 1px;}td.menu_6 {background-image: url(gfx/menu_6.png);background-position: top left;width: 50px;height: 200px;vertical-align: bottom;font-size: 10px;color: #ffffff;letter-spacing: 1px;}td.lang {vertical-align: bottom;}td.text {border: 1px solid #ffffff;height: 200px;width: 300px;}So the first td { } should just set a standard style for td, one that applies to all, and then he's used classes to further define individual styles...

Why don't you use two <br /> tags instead? And if you need paragraph styling, you can use the <span> tag. It's a known thing that paragraphs don't display equally in all browsers. Two <br /> tags will get you much closer to a cross-browser site...

Wow, thanks, that means alot... :)And why don't you start a thread/poll naming your pros and cons. If the reasons are valid, and people want to see the "collection" thread, of course we will follow the masses' wishes.

This has nothing to do with PHP, nor does it have anything to do with any other topic on this forum, as VB (Visual Basic) is a programming tool not for web, but for regular windows applications.You might wanna try your question on one of these forums:http://www.visualbasicforum.com/http://www.vbforums.com/Locked.

Ok, so this "problem" has been explained in the thread Dan the Prof supplied earlier in this thread:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=45Locked.

You're right, we have had instances recently with believed post count contests. If post count contests matter to you, I suggest signing up on the Opera forums, spesifically to join in this thread:http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=23427That is not what we want for this forum, you see...

Yeah, we do have a thread like that, not visible to the ordinary members, with links and all. Funny you should say that. And about the other admin, I don't think he ever goes here, his screen name is Ståle, so I'm guessing with 99% certainty that it's Ståle Refsnes of w3schools.com, and that he just registered the account because it was he who set up the forum. So we only have one active admin. We could also, if we want, make a thread viewable, but locked. Admins and mods can post in locked threads as well. If that is desirable, that you want to see the collection of suggestions we collect in the thread(?), of course it can be done. Not that we can't have conversations amongst ourselves now, but it takes hiding the posts using moderation topics, and a topic has, in the past been viewable, so the system is faulty it would seem. An entire forum being invisible would make everything a lot easier...

All that needs to be said about post contests has already been said here:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...ounce&f=45&id=2

Good point. Suggestions can be put down on adding to the forum, but we don't need more admins, cause we don't need the features at the very instance. On another forum I go to, all the suggestions are gathered in one thread for people to post, and then the admins can go through it when they have time and collect ideas. Then they execute all the new features in one go when they're ready.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.w3schools.comWitness yourself how this site has grown to become the largest free web tutorial site out there, all thanks to the Refsnes family's hard work, and everybody giving the site its hits, making the page attractive for putting ads on, again helping fund the site. The layout's definetely improved. Gotta appreciate history, in every aspect...

Well, for kaijim to want to add an admin, it would have to be someone he can trust, he would probably require full name, adress, phone number, other contact information. Also, an admin would be considered an official w3schools representative, and I don't think they would like that unless it's someone from the Refsnes family or someone close to them...

Perhaps. :)Locked.