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Whoa! I never said they will not work. It's just really very difficult to make one that works properly with percentages, across all browsers and resolutions, if not impossible. You always have the option of making a hybrid layout that uses both tables and divs. Consider my example:http://oneuse.awardspace.com/layout/ There I use a table and divs/css (no absolute positioning) to make this layout work on all resolutions. I only use 1 table in it just so it is structurally stable and won't drop anything because I'm using percentages here. You can test this layout on all browsers in different resolutions and in fact is it VERY stable.

That's it. They are not offering it anymore. I live in Texas so I could of got it.

You're suppose to paste the code into the address bar on your browser once you do a search, not on the actual web page. Be sure to remove the space in java script. Then hit go/enter.

That might be possible through JavaScript. Flash I believe can do that pretty well also. I would suggest you to do some searching for either of those 2 methods.

That's the first time I've ever heard anyone say/type that.

I'm pretty sure that someone here, though I can't remember their username, changed their username. They said all they did was ask the admin.

No, it doesn't really matter if I said it or not, I knew this fact already but the reader didn't. It was important for me to mention it because it provides contrast to readers who think that the argument is biased, vis-à-vis very religious. Also thanks for your input.

You missed my point. I was saying "religious" in respect to that persons religion and not all religions in general. I don't care what religion they are in or where they are on a map. The example I was illustrating wasn't that I was singling out only certain religious people (from the west), all I was looking for was their views on the subject, whatever their religion might be may affect their opinions, but that's out of the question.@justsomeguy: That was an interesting link. Thanks for sharing.

I apologize, that wasn't my intended way to ask that question. I meant it in a way that asks "what about evolution then?".Anyways, I'm not saying we are not a part of evolution or that we are (Who's Cromagnum-man anyways?). Yes, either way you look at it, we can't exist if we didn't come from somewhere. It's odd though, humans give so little back to our environment, we constantly destroy things around us; people, ozone, animals, etc, and we give so little back. It's not surprising that some people think we are not part of nature, which is balanced, like aspnetguy mentioned earlier.I once asked a very religious person that question, he thought about it for a minute, then responded: "Well, I guess you can say we are not a part of nature. God put us here to enjoy life and benefit from it." And I didn't sway his thoughts after I asked him. My mom who is also very religious, picked the anti-evolution side of her interpretation of the question and also said we are not part nature. You know, it's very interesting getting input from different people.

No, there is no limit. You're not really nesting them... well they are nested but the inline style you added to the nested <div> is absolute which means it can move anywhere on the page regardless if it is nested or not. Lose the position:absolute; and left:204px; on the nested <div>. After that you can adjust the nested <div> anywhere inside the parent <div> with a little css.

lmao... aspnetguy got that right.Well, that being said. Why can't we be a part of evolution?

lol. I used to use that, until I found out that it doesn't work on all the browsers, which is probably what you're talking about. Just use the regular quotation marks or the html element ", it does the same thing.

Good point. Consider this: We breathe, communicate, reproduce, eat, need all the necessities of day and night, we have brains, muscles, bones, just like any animal (most of them anyways) that is a part of nature, only difference is that we have a superior brain and body structured just right which enables us to do a lot more. Heck even the skies and ground are a part of nature. If we are not a part of nature than what are we? Even if someone does say "God", if you read the bible it states: "From dust you are, and to dust you will return" touché?I'm not trying to prove anyone wrong or right. I'm just trying to have an intelligent unbiased discussion that looks at all sides.

Are humans a part of nature?You can interpret the question anyway you want. I asked several people and depending on who I ask, either a religious person or just a regular 'ol Joe, what they say is similar but they have a different way of interpreting the question. So I'm here asking people from around the world. What do you think?P.S. Don't base your opinions on the comments of other people who posted already, I want to know what you truly believe.

For your second error, add action="" to your form. That should be one less error. The first error like aspnetguy mentioned has to do with your DTD. You can try to change to a transitional DTD instead, like this one for example: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> Links:http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_form.asp (<form>)http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctype.asp (DTD)

Kay, well I don't care either.

Neat. Thanks for sharing.

You're using the <object> tag to call for your headers/footers, I guess IE doesn't support it at that level. Have you tried replacing it with php Include?

Jesus Christ! I was instantly turned away from the site as soon as the loud music that startled me started blaring. I especially don't want to hear it when I'm listening to my own music that's for sure.

Try this: Float all your 3 columns to the left, with the exception of your header and footer of course. You might want to use pixels (px) instead of percentages for your width's also; it can throw any css layout into constant chaos.

Edit: I retract my statement.

If you write it in English then it will appear in English. However, if they use some third party translator, like Google for example, then it will appear in the language they choose.

Or you talking about the text only or the html that you want in Japanese?HTML is only in English, as a matter in fact all program languages are based off the English language. However, if you want to write your newsletter in Japanese you would most likely have to change your writing style to Japanese in your computer settings its self.

Sure.

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