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You probably have that paged cached into your browser. Clear out your cache and refresh your page. It should work... as long as you made sure that you uploaded the correct style sheet you want to use.

Been here for a while now. I've just somehow managed to avoid this thread... but I'll guess I'll let some info out.My name is Jorge, I live in Texas. I'm 19, and listening to music is my favorite past time besides being on the computer all day programming. I'm a very polite person and I don't get ticked off easily. I have lots of patince in everything I do. I'm knowedglable well in html and css. I will help you out any way I can if you have a problem. K, I think that was it. bai

I know I'm kinda late in this dicussion. I think it's a good idea to do for the reasons that Dan said (In the begining). Do we really need it? No. Would it be nice to have? Yes. Skemin is right in my opinion about one thing, the adminstrators don't have to do anything they don't want to do, however seening as we are so-to-speak their customers, they should at least take a moment to comment on what we (the customers) want. Do I mean him to acutally act on what we want? No, but atleast acknoweldge what's happening.It was nice of them to install a forum and all, but what good is a forum if the main person that's the administrator doesn't even know what's happening half the time on his own forum? Yes, I do know they (the admins) have their busy little noses typing up other content for their site. That's why they have to put someone else in charge of this forum (and I'm NOT saying me!) a person that's a little more active in this community. Don't get me wrong Kajim is doing a good job now. But we really need a voice to speak for them (w3schools) sometimes around here to get a message across, otherwise it's just opinions vs. opinions with no real anwsers.Also people, please stop judging Kajim on what he would think he would want or not, I'm pretty sure that he can speak for himself... we have enough Kajim supporters in the house

html: <div id="header"> <div style="width:150px;">Header img</div> <div style="">Next div</div></div> css: #header div { float: left;}

Rename the .mp3 file to a .txt file then upload it and rename back to .mp3Of course that is only for educational purposes. K

I use firefox, but don't use IE Tab, instead I use IE View and Opera View as right-click context options in firefox. It's very convinate to use as a web designer.

Never mind.

Yup. Glad to help.

I see it.

Common dude. You can do a simple google search on this. Here: http://www.google.com/search?complete=1&am...G=Google+Search

Something like this: http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?fi...yhtml_frame_mix ?

Whoa. You had me looking back in my newbie years when I asked myself that question. No problem though. I have one, I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but I think it's VERY close. You can copy and edit what you don't see fit.[removed]Beware: Music starts to play automatically.I've been having some diffculty playing this in Firefox, I know that it plays in IE very well.

The only script that I found only works in IE (Internet Explorer) This is what you wanted, correct? http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex11...scriptsound.htm

I think it would be easier to just get a domian that offers good php w/ tech support w/o the busy hosts. Wouldn't it? If your php doesn't work anymore then I think it's useless to even try it.

I don't think there is... but is it too much trouble for the person writing the email to just focus the text box?

You can change it with javascript for a custom styling with css.Link:http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex5/index.html

I'm not too sure about the 1st question, but if your text-editor doesn't let you do it, then try it with notepad (Start > Run > Type in: notepad > then 'Enter') For your second question, are you talking about the http://www.anansisweb.com/images/Ananse_Ntontan.gif image?If so, you may also want to note that captialzation sometimes affects your image, if you have captial letters in it then you might want to check that out also. That's all I can think of.

green { color: #00CC00; font-size: large; letter-spacing: 2px; padding: 3px; line-height: 14pt; z-index: 2; background-image:url('../images/spiderback11.gif')}} From what I could see in your code, you have an extra closing bracket. That's probably what's throwing you off.Anyways, it looks like you sloved the problem.

Make another div around the content that's dropping down, add an absolute width (e.g. style="width:500px;") and that should slove your problem.

Yeah. <iframe src="url" style="height:500px; width:400px; border:1px solid black;"></iframe> There's your iframe ^ with css styling.As to make something similar to it with css... <div> maybe... You can also try frames if it's of any revalence to you.Links:html iframeshtml divshtml frames

Yup. You can use either PHP or another method that I can't remember right now.But I found out that using php is easier, at least in my case. You have to have php enabled for this work. The code: <?php include ("header.html"); ?> You have to make a page called "header.html" or whatever you want with the navgation bar html that you want it to repeat on all pages. Instead of putting your html where you would regularly put it for the naviagtion bar, replace it with the above code and it should display your html from the header.html page. Please keep in mind that you would most likely have to change all your pages to .php extensions if they're not already. Also you would have to go into all your pages and replace your html with the php code above... only once. Seems like a lot, but it pays off. I know.EDIT: Chocolate570 beat me too it... oh well.

Glad to see the forums back. :)edit: Whoa. Nice upgrade there.

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.