Err
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It sounds like your doing it through CSS.Have your tried this link:?http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background just take the no-repeat off.
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I personally see everything fine.Try checking your code with the vaildator here, it helps slove a lot of coding problems. Deamweaver also has a vaildator you can use. Link: http://validator.w3.org/
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it wouldn't hurt doing a little bit of searching:http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?fil...ycss_backgroundFont colors: <style type="text/css">html, body { color: black;}</style>
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I'm running on firefox 1.5.0.1 also, all the functions work, perhaps it could be an extension like Adblock that might be causing the problem.
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Glad it worked :)however, I don't have all the answers " I try to know all that I can though.I wish I knew all the answers
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Well, its kind of hard trying to slove something I can't see. Also, I don't think the clear: both elements are needed.
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I assume you are using floats for the DIV's, try adding a float to the footer div. #footer { clear:both: height: 39px; float: left;}
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Link: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_units.aspMost common are px and %, w3 actually recommends that you use px.
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td { vertical-align: middle;}
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Whoops, my bad, I just noticed something, you can't have the apostrophe on the colors, so it will look like this: html, body { color: #ffffff; background-color:#273154; scrollbar-face-color:#273154; scrollbar-arrow-color:#273154; scrollbar-track-color:#273154; scrollbar-shadow-color:#273154; scrollbar-highlight-color:#273154; scrollbar-3dlight-color:#273154; scrollbar-darkshadow-Color:#273154;} Also, If you don't want the scroll bar to appear at all, add <body scroll="no"> If you already have a body tag just add scroll="no" to it.
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Your Scroll bar color have to be inside the HTML, or BODY Tags. In this case the scroll bar properties are not even inside an Element. For it to work you need this: html, body { color:#FFFFFF; background-color:#273154; scrollbar-face-color:#273154; scrollbar-arrow-color:#273154; scrollbar-track-color:#273154; scrollbar-shadow-color:'#273154'; scrollbar-highlight-color:'#273154'; scrollbar-3dlight-color:'#273154'; scrollbar-darkshadow-Color:'#273154';}a:link {color:#FFFFFF}a:visited {color:#FFFFFF}a:hover {color:yellow}a:active {color:#FFFFFF}
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USB Cord from the Camera to Computer. The digital camera might of come with software too.
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huh? I probably can't read that right cuase I havn't slept yet...
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Yikes, I've pretty much got CSS, (X)HTML, and I'm learning Javascript. But it looks like I got a long road ahead of me... :s
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Beucase it doesn't have a float property. If it did, the banner div will change position... and you're welcome.
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Link: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_classes.aspYou should use that as a reference. a.main:link {color: blue;text-decoration: underline}a.main:visited {color: blue;text-decoration: underline;}a.main:hover {color: blue;text-decoration: none;} you need to apply the class property to the links like this: <a class="main" href="#">Link Text</a>
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http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex9/
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I don't think they are brain washed, I think that most of them don't know about other browsers out there.
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edit: sorry I just reread this thread.You want the Iframe to expand to its INSIDE contents. from what I've tried and what I know, I don't think you can, I was pretty sure that that percentage heights didn't work on Iframes. You can try and get javascript to try and reslove that problem with any luck.
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I never like working with DIV's I find tables a lot more easier, anywho, your problem was that the cells needed at float property for the navigation, body and footer in the CSS. Here you go: body {border-collapse: collapse;font-family: verdana, arial, sans-serif;font-size: 11px;font-variant: small-caps;}#container {width: 100%;height: 700px;text-align: center;}#centered {width: 700px;text-align: left;margin: 10px auto 0 auto;}.banner {height: 140px;background-color: red;margin: 0;}.navigation {height: 20px;width: 500px;margin: 0;background-color: green;float: left;}.pageBody {height: 360px;width: 500px;margin: 0;background-color: blue;float: left;}.newsDev {width: 200px;height: 380px;margin: 0;background-color: yellow;float: right;}.footer {width: 700px;height: 125px;margin: 0;background-color: black;border-top: 1px solid white;float: right;}
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We don't know what your problem is unless you explain it to us. Make sure you don't have your master volume on mute or the volume on the player really low.
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umm... maybe this? <script type="text/javascript">function handleError(URL, message, URI, line) {document.location.replace("JavascriptError.htm?" + message + "," + URI + "," + line);return true;}document.onerror = handleError;</script>
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thanks i like it too . glad i can be of some help.
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I See what you mean, that Confirm box helped out.I got it to do extactly what I wanted it to do, but I've come across yet another problem. I had serveral lines of Javascript code in the original Javascript that I was using (For the different types of browsers). Now I can't get the code to work whenever I add it back to the original. Once again, I edited the other Javascript codes so users of different browsers can get the same message as in the firefox one. However whenever I add it back into the code, the javascript completly stops working. I know there has to be a work around for this, I'm not advanced enough in this language to fully understand what is going on.The below code is the FULL javascript that I want to use. May I add that I want all this code to be under one javascript tag, not serveral. if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Firefox")!=-1 && (confirm ("Firefox user, you need Internet Explorer to view this page correctly! \n \n Click OK to download it, otherwise click Cancel to continue.")) )window.location="http://www.microsoft.com/"if(navigator.appName == "WebTV") && (confirm ("WebTV user, you need Internet Explorer to view this page correctly! \n \n Click OK to download it, otherwise click Cancel to continue.")) )window.location="http://www.microsoft.com/"if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Netscape")!=-1) && (confirm ("Netscape user, you need Internet Explorer to view this page correctly! \n \n Click OK to download it, otherwise click Cancel to continue.")) )window.location="http://www.microsoft.com/"if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera")!=-1) && (confirm ("Opera user, you need Internet Explorer to view this page correctly! \n \n Click OK to download it, otherwise click Cancel to continue.")) )window.location="http://www.microsoft.com/" If someone can PLEASE help me put this code together somehow so it can work on those selected browsers. I would REALLY appreciate it! Thanks!
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yup! I forgot to add that in there.