Jonas
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If I were to take it before you vchris, how much would you offer for me to transfer it to you?
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That couldn't interest me less, as long as the members appreciate it. Neat.
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www.iistehleet.net?iis standing both for the server IIS, and for the grammatically incorrect "I is" (am). tehleet speaks for itself, no double entendres there...Of course, that domain name would work best if you're actually a .net leet and so code for iis... :)Wow, what started as a very unserious post suddenly became serious...
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That's awesome. I think I'm going to pin this for a while...
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I'd normally be against threads like this on a forum, and so against this thread. But, if rules are properly developed and lain down, this has potential of being a good game thread. It's also relevant to the forum's topic (coding), and it's good practise for finding errors when coding. Can someone make some clear and easy-to-understand rules?
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Probably. Anyway, I believe this thread/question has been answered.
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If you consider that cheating, sure. Either way, what does post count matter when you go beyond the 500 that lets you change your title? Absolutely nothing.I was modded on November 22, 2005, sometime around 11 PM. I had, at that time, 169 posts, if that's of interest. Still, I believe that if I hadn't been made a mod, I'd be getting more posts from helping and less from modding and it would still amount to about the same number.
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Not as much as aspnetguy did then.Really, how could I possibly cheat?
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Hi. I'm wondering, if I wanted to make a css file with the extension .php, and use php code in here, would that influence performance a lot? I'm thinking something like this:HTML <html><head><title>Untitled document</title><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.php" /></head><body>Lorem ipsum blablabla yadayadayada etc...</body></html> CSS <?php$colorname = $_GET['color'];?>body {background-color: <?php echo $colorname; ?>} I would then use the $colorname variable multiple times throughout the stylesheet, and the color would be a variable I would get from the URL, like: www.example.com/index.php?color=greenWould that be a good or bad way to be make a theme-choice, performance-wise and procedure-wise?
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I don't know what browser you're using, but it could be just the one browser that interprits the intended sign correctly from the $ sign. However, I think the % sign is the current correct way to encode urls:http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_urlencode.asp
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Can't you use the CSS overflow property instead?http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visufx.html#overflowI think using overflow: scroll; in html { } would be the right thing to do in this case, if you must have scrollbars on every page...
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For me it's way in the past...
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I believe XHTML and CSS are the two most likely languages to last like that. They will definetely be further added to and changed, but the basic syntax and rules will probably remain the same. Pure HTML-tags are an alternative now, but will it be in the future, say ten years as suggested? XHTML is already moving away from formatting attributes, and portability for different technologies (computer, cellphone, etc.) and user agents will be increasingly important. XHTML Strict is supposed to work for cell phones as well I think.
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Here's something similar to the colours you have that might work.http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...ost&p=51462Also, it's usually a good idea to choose colour theme with basis in a logo or banner...
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Absolute zero as in Kelvin? I think it's theoretically possible, but it doesn't happen naturally, and I don't think we can make machines that can create temperatures that low artificially, because if activity on atomic level stops at zero kelvin, I think the cooling machine would stop way before that.
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I agree with the before-said. To few and similar colours. I also browsed your website, and what you have to say on making templates for html pages:http://www.freewebs.com/hazardzone101/html.html I must say I pretty much wholeheartedly disagree with all the points under #3...Using one general colour, or shades, like you have done with the blue site, is not good. You further contradict yourself, saying you should use contradicting (I assume you mean contrasting) colours that look nothing alike and yet match. Neon green and black is not a good combination, as neon green is an extremely bright colour while black is as dark as it gets. It strains the eyes over time. Movement, if you're thinking about stuff like <blink> and <marquee>, is horrible on your website and can actually drive people away from sheer annoyance. And a website shouldn't be aimed at not being dull, it should be aimed at being pleasant and functional.
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Yeah, this is pretty obvious, and emphasized in the tutorials, making this topic redundant.
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"Everybody knows the moon is made of cheese..."-Wallace-So that's really an unnecessary question to think about, as the moon can't just change from cheese to pig fat just like that.
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inkscape is one option. You can also try the GIMP for an image editing software. If you try GIMP, you can get help here:http://www.gimptalk.com/and on the forum:http://www.gimptalk.com/forum/
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Stormflood7878 and tartical07, those names ring any bells? Consider all those accounts banned, and the IP along with it. Sayonara.
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Funny thing to say, seeing as CSS is most limited regarding support in IE.Anyhoo, can you explain to me why you have several accounts? 4 accounts are registered on your IP, namely dervaste, Helpnsupport, jlbantang and rapg. I find it odd that after I added a warning to the Helpnsupport account for being disrespectful to new members on December 4th (referring to this thread), this account is registered the very next day, December 5th, as if to start off with a clean slate. There's also a great similarity to both accounts' posting habits, for example poorly thought-out suggestions like these:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=9427 (by member dervaste)http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=9189 (by member Helpnsupport)Both members/accounts have the same misconception that this site and forum are the same as the World Wide Web Consortium, when it is in fact merely a tutorial site in weblanguages. I have so far spoken of the two accounts as two members, but to conclude I believe it is one member posting with two accounts, which is not allowed, so like I said, please explain.
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I prefer managing my passwords between the keyboard and the chair.
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Heh, what I had mostly in mind was the fact that MS has cut further updates of and no longer supports IE for Mac. IE for Windows can still be improved, however long a stretch that is.
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Like Choco said, Safari. Or Firefox or Opera. Pretty much anything but IE for Mac.
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Yeah, I don't think the hosting costs for that would be worth it, as it wouldn't really generate any money back, and so it's not likely to happen. Either way, you can upload single documents with your posts on this forum, you just can upload entire webpages.