Jonas

The way I make a new site is I first start making the XHTML and CSS - the layout - of the site. When I find a design I'm happy with, I can start a bit dissecting parts that are universal to all my pages, like headers, menus and footers. Then I'll put those parts in different .inc documents, and call them with php include or require for every new page. I would, however, as aspnetguy said, not go too far with PHP if you have so much already with xhtml and css. No more code than serverside includes at best.

Well, I think your news for december 2006 and january 2007 have a copyright on them...

You have posted this topic in both general and vbscript. I know it's about VB and not about VBscript, but I'll keep it in the vbscript forum:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=10108Please continue with that thread, and in the future, please stick to one thread for your topic. Thanks.

A recruitment forum? Perhaps not such a bad idea...

Please continue in the link provided by RahXephon...

LOL

I'd prefer it if it was done in the open so it can be put an end to. Discussing is one thing, but arguing is just unnecessary and unhealthy for the community, so it's better to resolve issues in the open than to create hostility and enmity "behind the scenes" (over PM) which no one else knows the cause of. PM I think is more a function for off-topic chatting and, well, private matters. Of course arguing can be a private matter, but if it's over topics such as code solving and procedures, like I said, it's preferrable to do it in the topic that spurred the disagreement..

I think that goes under "Popup lists of tags & attributes", and "Built In Javascript Snippets". But of course, if it's going to be an html editor, it should also have support for javascript and partial code-completion or help.

No problem.

If you want to learn how to use the software phpBB in itself as it is made, you'd be best to check out their support site:http://www.phpbb.com/support/and the forum for additional help:http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/If you want to understand how such software is made, you'll need to learn the technologies behind. In the case of phpBB I believe that is html, css, javascript, php and probably mySQL for a database (SQL being the necessary language to learn for php-to-database interaction).

That first block of code you posted will in fact just center the div, and in so doing you'll probably and most likely center the text as a result. The other block on the other hand will both center-align the div and the text within. What you should do is use text-align: center; on the parent element, and margin: auto; on the child elementbody {text-align: center;}div {margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;text-align: left;}That should do the followingcenter all text AND elements in older versions of IE center the div element for newer browsers re-align the text in the centered element to the left (granted the element only was what you wanted aligned) Simply for centering text you'd use the container element and give it the text-align: center; css info. I believe it needs to have a default or set value of display: block; for it to work though, which would explain why <span style="text-align: center;">Text</span> doesn't work, because the span element is by default displayed inline.

*sigh*Skemcin already warned you once:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...ost&p=52947I'm not repeating all he said, just follow that link ^ and read it. The conclusion I'll repeat though: If you have nothing better to say, don't say anything.

This member has been banned from the forum for creating multiple accounts, and so there's no need to answer his topics anymore...

Chill out, don't be so dismissive and impolite.You see Xtazy, the w3schools site is about w3 (www) tutorials, meaning tutorials regarding the web and sharing info on the web. There are many ways to share info on the web, phpBB being one of them, and w3schools can't well have a tutorial for every forum software there is out there. Therefore the concentration is on the actual languages used to write applications such as html, css, javascript, php and a lot more. It's like the Chinese proverb: "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." If you can learn the technology behind a software, you can write your own.That being said, the phpBB does indeed have a community and tutorials where you can get excellent help installing and tweaking it...

Mostly we handle the day-to-day running of the forum, while keeping kaijim (the admin) updated. He's busy writing tutorials you see.

This is really a transition period of sorts, it's recommended using both when dealing with forms, because form elements still use the name attribute. The thing is, forms like they are today are, I think, supposed to be replaced by XForms, but that still has some time to go before becoming a standard and supported by all browsers. After html forms are outdated, so will the name attribute.

Hopefully not, that would reflect a very poor decision making process by kaijim...

Just leave the moderating decisions to us, and we'll figure out what to do, don't you worry.

Seeing as he's from or located in Quebec, he might want to have a french and and english version..? But yeah, if not as a splash page, then it definetely works as a logo/header image...

We tried this already, as a forum project:http://www.seekond.com/project/Chances are this will fail again. Don't blame me for being realistic.

Nope, start giving a problem to solve here.

Sounds good. Let's try this from the top then...

1. Microsoft using our software in the future is hardly a compliment.2. I don't believe anyone has become famous ever for making an application with a (web) language someone else created.3. Microsoft using software written in PHP is unlikely at best.I meant to write this as well in the PM I sent you, but I clicked send before I was happy with the reply, so sorry about that. But please consider the rest I wrote, there's really no point in reacting like you did.

Nah, I see no need to close it. If we can't even wish each other happy holidays and a merry christmas, then there's really no room for community and further no point in the forum. If it's the bandwidth you're thinking about, we can just delete this when the joyous season is over... Santa doesn't have the power to give abstract things, Santa can only give physical things, material things. If you want expert php and coldfusion knowledge you have to ask another deity, or just plain work on it yourself...

Happy holidays, Christmas, Hanukka, Kwanza etc.And I wish you all well for the new year.