Jonas
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I strongly resent that...
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I can post a screenshot of the second, but not the first. I can't access the first, as it requires a password...Screenshot
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http://www.javascriptsource.com/games
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Ok, so nothing fancy, just notepad... :)And I've used TextPad earlier...http://www.textpad.com
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Microsoft isn't who you should ask. Ask the Gnutella network who makes linux servers instead, or whoever makes apache server. Microsoft sucks...
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Hmm, I was under the impression that what worked in Netscape worked in Firefox... Aren't they both built on the mozilla engine or something?
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Here is a useful link:http://www.webreference.com/programming/css_stylish/Good luck. I think there's a lot more to be done with the button element...
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The point he's trying to make, is that if you first try to link to something like google.com, or for example http://www.w3schools.com, and see if that works. Because if that works, there's something wrong with how you referred to your file in the href=""
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No, no, I do have a server, but for those who don't...It's a great way to show people what you want to achieve without giving a link to a website, because then people can open a w3schools try-it-yourself file, with the code the question is actually about, and go about editing it on the fly, trying to get the wanted result. Can you see it?
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Yup, IE sucks. But I think there's a way to do it in IE as well:<table><tr><td width="200px" height="150px" bgcolor="blue" onmouseover="this.style.background='red'" onmouseout="this.style.background='blue'"></td></tr></table>Combine HTML DOM with the :hover suffix in your css, and you've got it.Of course, I'd recommend moving the width, height and bgcolor attributes to a stylesheet. I didn't bother typing the <html>, <head> and <body> tags etc. Since you're in the css forum, I guess you know how.
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Hey man, don't worry about it. It was just meant as a friendly reminder, but I guess it sounded a bit angry. Sorry about that...
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Without much php knowledge:If you want to, you could have a main index.php page with your layout, and a file with news.html. Then you can use<?php include "news.html" ?>news.html will be a file with strictly html tags like <p>, <b>, <i>, <u> etc. and your text/news. This code and text will be included in the index.php file, and you will have the formatting code for your news in the index.php file.Then you can have an archive.php file with include archive.html. Once you exceed 6 news, you move the bottom code of the news.html to the archive.html.That way, you won't have to edit the index.php file or the archive.php file and look through lots of code.
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That's what I got out of it too. He probably wants to change the source so the html is compressed and difficult to dissect...
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Ok, so you've posted this message in general, html, css, javascript and php section. That's borderline spamming. Post it once, in one forum, and people will see it. If you post it in the html forum, and some javascript is required for your menu, it doesn't matter, cause people can still post the code needed in that one thread. It's just general javascript questions go in the javascript forum etc. So, no need to post it in every forum... Just something to remember...
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No, no. We don't email you. The point of a forum is that when one person asks a question, everybody can learn from the answer. That way, someone may ask a question no-one's even thought about before, and get their answer here too...Anyway, you can make buttons in more than one way:<input type="submit" value="Text on button" action="file to submit info to" /><input type="button" value="Text on button" onclick="script to be executed" />That last one typically needs a script or HTML DOM...
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http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...&CODE=bbcode&s=^ List of BBcodes...
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CSS is always useful to learn if you want to make nice pages, as it's a much more powerful language for styling than html attributes. However, to make a site look nice, start out with a sheet of paper, and draw how you would like your site to look. This helps you get ideas, instead of coding on the fly and making something. Try to do what I said, draw, and then code from there. If you want to take it further, you could take a course in graphic design or something.
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Cool...
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If you sell websites, you should consider following the standards set down by the w3c...http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://w...ediachannel.comThere are too many websites out there with low-standard code...
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Chocolate, in the future, if you're gonna post code that long, please use the [/CODEBOX]BBcodes, as that will give you a codebox equivalent to a div with the css property ofoverflow: scroll;Like this:[codebox]Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla...Blablabla... That way, the page won't be so slow scrolling...
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Glad to be of help...
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LOL! :)I know the feeling...
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Hmm, never seen _height used before, but I know that you can use *height, and other browsers will skip the css, while IE will output it. Unless _height does the same, and the problem is with the percentage thing...So, try usingheight: auto;*height: 100%;
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I think it's name. When you use id you have to use the document.getElementById('your_id') function...