croatiankid
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Well, for starters, validate your code. We can't be sure of what's causing your problems if you have invalid code.
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you can use padding and margin and float to do all that.i have a question though, how can divs be positioned the same way as tables? columns and rows allow you to put different bits of data right next to each other? only way i can think of with divs is to use position absolute..but then centerting the website gets confusing.... but im not very used to divs, so i may be wrong.
yes.and also adobe photoshop uses tables to structure webpages created with image slicing- are they actually going against what is considered the proper way? -
problems with using tables for layout: * mixes presentational data in with your content. o This makes the file sizes of your pages unnecessarily large, as users must download this presentational data for each page they visit. o Bandwidth ain't free. * This makes redesigns of existing sites and content extremely labor intensive (and expensive). * It also makes it extremely hard (and expensive) to maintain visual consistency throughout a site. * Table-based pages are also much less accessible to users with disabilities and viewers using cell phones and PDAs to access the Web.taken from hereno problems, eh?Yea. I agree. No problem with using tables. As for xhtml, the only difference there is that all the tags are closed properly, things are nested, elements are lowercased etc... My site is built with tables and it validates as xhtml just fine. So I see no point in switching to divs. -
I second that. I'm not making a file and saving it just to help YOU.Can you not just upload the page and then link it to us? I mean, I personally would want to just click on a link instead of copying, pasting, saving, and then seeing it and having to delete it later on. -
read the tutorial.Before you ask a question in this forum, you should check out our HTML Tutorial.Differences Between HTML and XHTMLIn HTML the <link> tag has no end tag.In XHTML the <link> tag must be properly closed.How to use the <link> tag to link to an external style sheet:<head><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="theme.css" /></head>
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In my opinion the "web design business" is dieing, more and more people/institutions/companies are outsourcing projects, it's cheaper and faster
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lol... you failed math or am I missing something? how can 8 megabytes (losely speaking) be larger than 83 megabytes??a 8400kb file is bigger than 83990kb -
what's the advantage of w3school certification over others?
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the embed tag was made up by netscape, and has never been in any w3c recommendation. you're probably best off with a flash player in a frame or iframe. http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/
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tables are for tabular data, not laying out entire pages
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why don't you search the internet?
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wrap the code in [ code ] and [ /code ]. You don't have a DOCTYPE, <font> is deprecated (you must use css instead)
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put 2 periods in the href/src. for example, to get an image one directory up, use src="../image.jpg". you could also enter another directory, for example, src="../directory/image.jpg". To go two directories up, you use src="../../image.jpg", for three src="../../../image.jpg" and so on
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The DOCTYPE can't be a tag. XML wouldn't permit it to be left open in an XHTML document, or any XML document for that matter.
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there is no reason to validate source files, nor can you validate most of them. why do you want to? all that matters is what is sent to the client, not what happens on the server
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XHTML
in HTML/XHTML
IE does, check out this article
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when a client views a php page, he doesn't see any php, just the html that is produced from it.
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lol glad i could help
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Hi, I suggest you update http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctype.asp. The reason? The DTD isn't a tag, neither in HTML or XHTML. The W3C always calls it a doctype declaration/DTD, never a tag. I think it should stay in the taglist, but that it should be written on the page "The DTD is not a tag!", and the parts calling it a "tag" be reworded to call it a DTD or doctype declaration/definition, as said here and here.
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Font problem
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W3C recommends (try validating) putting quotes if they contain whitespace, for example Times New Roman should be "Times New Roman". This is because if a font were to contain more than 1 consecutive white space, for exampleI've also been told/read that, fonts shouldn't have the " around them.imaginary font
, without the quotes it would be rendered as
imaginary font
. I don't know if there is a font like this, but it's W3C recommended.
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<img src="image.jpg" border="0">
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FireFox 2.0 opens target="_blank"s in tabs I think
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yes. on every page that you want it to be displayed. in the head.
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you'd have to modify the browser files, which is very uncomfortable.
problem with bg of 'container div' for floated content
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We need to see some code, we're not psychic you know