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Silence you n00b!!!

css: .test a { color:blue; background-image:url(images/big_button_right.gif); }.test a:hover {color:green;}.test a.l:link { left: 0; background-image: url(images/big_button_left.gif); }.test a.l:hover { left: 0; background-image: url(images/big_button_left.gif); } html: <div class="test"><a href="http://www.google.com">hggff</a><div class="l"><a href="http://www.google.com"></a></div></div>

USB connected keyboard most likely. Instead of using his laptop keyboard he plugs in another keyboard and uses that.

n00bie, newbie, etc... They're equally annoying no matter how a person spells it.

Thanks a lot! It works just fine now. Thanks for all your suggestions.

Any newbie using the word "Newbie" is annoying in its self.

Are you using tables? If you are, have you tried collapsing your table borders, reducing your padding and margins?I know I've some trouble with something very similar to that using tables. It was solved with a little css code.:)edit: My bad, you are using tables.

I would imagine that your "boxes" would consist of either a <div> or <table> code. So placing a linked image in that box would be as easy as just grabbing your linked image code and placing it within your (box or) container whatever it may be.

Hi.I was wondering if anyone knows an easier way to use the php include on sub-directories in a site. Currently the way I have it set up is I have 2 documents which contains links (and other content) for the site that are almost exactly the same that are called by the php, one for the main directory (./) and another for the sub-directory, (./subdir/) both of which are located on the main directory, the only difference between the 2 documents are in the relative links where I would have to put ../ to reference back to the main directory (e.g. ../main.php) while the other document could stay at ./ or just the regular main.php. I know I could have one document and have just ../, where it would link back to the main directory regardless, but I don't want to do that as if I wanted to add another sub sub-directory I would have to add ../../ to the links in it again; I'm not willing to do that each time, as it's not practical. Do you understand what I'm trying to say? So is there an easier way of doing this without having to have 2 separate documents? My goal is to only have 1 document which the php calls for every time without any relative linking problems.Thanks for reading.

Yeah there is. It's called "Tabbrowser Preferences". It's an Extension. It also offers some other Tabbed preferences. Check it out here: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/158/

That won't happen. The user will need the username AND password of your account in order to fully access your account. You can make it a private account so that anyone who does back-link to your account will need to login to even see your images. You can do this by clicking on "Account Options" near the top of your page next to your username. Than scroll down if necessary and find the radio buttons right after "Make public" and select the "No" option. Than click on the "Update" button. That should solve your problem. Don't forget that if you already logged in than your browser keeps a history of that and doesn't require you to login next time... until you log out.

JavaScript can still do some damage nowadays even with better browsers. Take gnaa.us for example, when you click on their "Members" link you get attacked with JavaScript scripts and shock images (I have only tried it with Firefox and it almost crashed my computer). I'm not suggesting anyone actually going there, I'm just saying that JS can do some damage.

All the answers you are looking for are right here: http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=1

CSS can solve that problem. You don't have to manually add that code to every <td> tags in the page with this code. The below code targets ALL <td> tags and applies the styles to it. css: <style type="text/css">td { border-collapse: collapse; border-top: 0px solid #00376F; border-right: 1px solid #2D6298; border-bottom: 1px solid #2D6298; border-left: 0px solid #00376F;}</style> Do you where to add this css code?

Do you mean like a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor?

Hmm... give this a try.In the table where the navigation is add a css class, say like:<table class="navi">Than, in your css put: .navi td { vertical-align: top;} If that doesn't work, you can try and do the same for the parent table also.

Between your <head> and </head>. Like so: <html>[b]<head>[/b][color="red"]<style type="text/css">a { color: blue; background: red; display:block; height: 100%; width: 100%;}a:hover { color: red; background: blue; display:block; height: 100%; width: 100%;}</style>[/color][b]</head>[/b]<body></body></html>

I would also suggest Dreamweaver.

Have you tried to "block" the images? A lot of the times you will get that gap even though your image and cell are the exact sizes.css: td img { display: block;} Try that out.

When I hover over the navigation links near the top, it's hard to read the text.

Sure. Good luck.

Try this:Edit your "nav" with the below css and add the .menubutton img style to your css. That should clear up your layout a little. I would also suggest that you use <p></p> tags instead of <br> tags for your text.css: #nav { width: 830px; margin-left: 23px; margin-top: 7px; margin-bottom: 35px; position: relative;}.menubutton img { margin: 0; display: block; padding: 0; text-align: left;}

http://validator.w3.org/Validate your document to insure proper code. It will point out the things you need to correct in order to make your document XHTML valid.

Do you have a link you can share with us?