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I'mma here! :)Make sure you have Windows Media Player installed.Make sure you have Flash Player installed.If you don't have at least Windows Media Player installed on your computer it will prevent you from even seeing these videos.If you have followed my directions, you should be seeing the things that are in this image, if you're not then make sure that you right-clicked on the page where the video IS located at (the pop-up window that contains the player). In the image, you can see the highlighted url. That is the url of your video, you want to right-click on that, and "copy". After that you can simply put that in your address bar in your browser and hit go.p.s. If you're still not understanding, please PM me. Thanks.

Cool. I'm glad you got it working. Sorry I wasn't here to guide you... I liked this script so much cause you can use the CSS atrributes instead of those annoying mouseover and mouseout scripts.

That problem used to bug the heck out of me. I fixed it with this:http://annevankesteren.nl/test/examples/css/htc/hover.htmIt works in IE.

Umm... If you're talking about the downloading link for firefox, it's on that link Scott gave to you.Otherwise, what you would have to do is, click on that link to open the westling video, once you get the popup window for the video: Right-Click in that window, Select "View Page Info", once a dialbox appears, select the tab "Media", this will list all the media that's located on this page, which does display the url for that movie, it will be next on the 'type' as "Embed", next to that should be the url you are looking for. This is the most easiest way I found to do this. If you somehow manage to do it another way, better for you.

It took me a while also... but I figured it out, without much effort actually. I ran into a simliar problem with a movie clip that I wanted to download some time ago... I don't know why I didn't remember this, but if you right-click on the page in firefox, click on "Veiw Page Info" and under the tab "Media" you will find your address to that movie. This is one of the many reasons I love firefox!

oh I know that.. it's just that his topic says: "CSS Menu" and his problem is with CSS... so.. yeah. I didn't mean to sound rude, really.

Umm... they use javascript to detect your speed and thus rendering absolute links useless, that is if you know your stuff.That is if you know what you're doing

You can just edit his post, and yours then pretend like nothing ever happened... problem sloved

Find the image, right-click, open with... pick your browser to open it, copy the url and make your images off line like that... you will still need to use html for it though.

I don't understand what you're trying to do...

All you really need to do is change your width on your #ddvolortabs style to pixels instead of percentages... like so: #ddcolortabs{margin-left: 4px;padding: 0;width: 500px;background: transparent;voice-family: "\"}\"";voice-family: inherit;padding-left: 5px;} You can change it to whatever you want, right now I have it set to 500px, but you can adjust it yourself. Percentages are just like a rubber-band, the more you stretch your browser the more your rubber-band is going to stretch... meh, that wasn't a good analogy, but you get the point :)

So what exactly do you want it to do?if I'm following you, have you tried using the <br /> tag to break the text underneath the image?

Just to tell you know, this is the javascript topic, there is a css topic also, but I'm sure a mod can/will move this for ya... so you don't have to make another one there also.Sorry I can't be of much help otherwise.

Hmm... intresting.I took the test and it said that My browser does not appear to vulnerable to this particular exploit.It's all good. Besides, I have some web protection... so it's all cool.

I just recently got an IPB, and found some settings that would be of some interest.[removed]

I would share it with another family member or something, or someone who would like the space... but that's just my personal opionion.

Have you tried some of the CSS menus? Most of then are great on different browsers, and you don't have to have js enabled to view the menu.. it's all css. Here you go:http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/example_flyout.html

lol, good thing you pointed that out.I live in texas, and most people are under the impression that all texans own a gun... lol... not my case, well I do own a BB Gun/Paint Ball Gun but that's out of the question.

They've crushed my dreams :'(Okay, I'm over it now. But aspnetguy's off-topic forum sounds like a good idea. :)I will defienatily try it out.EDIT: I still haven't recivied my comfirmation e-mail so I can't post yet. It's been like an hour already.

My suggestion:We need an Off-Topic topic on these forums. I know this whole site/forums is based on Web Development and what not. But we still need a place to sit back and take a rest from looking at all that code O_O and just chat with forum members regularly to get to know each other a bit better. It would be nice to have one as we know that some threads don't quite 'fit in' in other topics. Well, this is my suggestion, hopefully I'm not the only one that feels this way about this.

Well that was nice of them.

I was forced to get my license cuase I got pulled over for speeding Yes, I was young and dumb.WAIT! I'm still young, what the heck am I saying?

lol, they had better plans for the weekend then visiting their fellow geeks on these forums. :)Right now, it's just me and 5 guests.

you can try looking in here:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=3770

Yupp, I noticed that also. Don't know why they do that