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newbman

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  1. To get find your css file, I looked at your source.It said <link rel=... href="style2.css">So I typed in www.toplanavacation.com/style2.css in the address barTo validate your code click here :)

  2. I went to your website again and see you have fixed the problem by extending theheight of the div and you've used styles to center the content.Here's some other bugs you might want to fix:you can't use styles on htmlbefore a:hover you have to have a:link and a:visitedyou should change #fff to #ffffff and #000 to #000000#header p should be p#headertext-color should just be colorbackground: #fff should be background-color:#ffffffThat should clean it up! I don't think half of the above will make a difference, but it's proper coding. Try validating your code.

  3. I have used the terms "web designer", "web builder", and "web developer", but I'm not quite sure exactly what the difference is. This seems like a stupid question... but I ask because I don't know. Are there any other terms that I should know about?

  4. OIC what you mean.The nonscrolling pages are not perfectly centered. I could not find exactly how to fix the problem, but I realised that you have a lot of nonstandard coding. That could be the reason the content isn't perfectly centered.e.g. the <center> is outside the <body> tags, plus it's depreciatedi skimmed through your code and found several other instances

  5. Are you sure that that is the code? Two of the scroll boxes scroll, one scrolls far, but the other barely scrolls because there is just a little text in it. The one that doesn't scroll is covered by text, so when you try to click on it, you end up clicking the text. Lines and text are clustered over the scrollbox. Is there a stylesheet or something that goes with the code?

  6. I've been a professional developer since 1998.  But, like anyone else is my profession, I moonlight side jobs all the time.

    Skemcin- You are the one who designed iribbit.net right? It is a truly attractive, professional piece of work. I viewed your portfolio--WOW! :) Those websites you made are incredible. You couldn't have designed them yourself, right? The graphics and content are laid out so well. :)
  7. Use heading and change its size with styles, like this:<head><style type="text/css">h1{font-size: 200px}</style></head><body><h1>slkjdf</h1></body>Change the 200px to the size you want :)

  8. I hardly have a clue about what you are saying, but...You are talking about horizontal scrollbar right?First of all, the <center> tag is depreciated by W3C.So, I would get rid of the center tag and use styles instead.Set the div width fixed and center it by doing this in styles:div{width: 800px;margin: auto}Is that what you wanted?

  9. lol I had this friend who somehow got the password to bypass Bess using firefox, but the tech department fixed it somehowfirefox can remember passwords, so maybe you can find a blocked educational site and tell a teacher or whoever to type in the password... that might work :)

  10. louie, I have to disagree with you on one part. I think its good to have members trying to raise his/her post count, as long as each post is valuable. Then, more people can get their questions answered. Isn't this the point of post counts?

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  11. Microsoft has so much other stuff on their hands, like the Office package and stuff like that.
    If anyone has ever tried MSN, he/she would find that it is better than IE. I think they concentrate more on that because it's not free.I'm not sure that telling Microsoft about the bugs in IE helps much because I'm sure they get a huge number of complaints very often.So instead I think we should start spreading the word about Firefox and try to make it a more universal browser.
  12. Am getting more and more frustrated about this!  I'm just trying to create an image as the background to my webpage, using the 'background-image' property in CSS.I've tried everything I can think of but it still won't work.  There may just be a problem somewhere else, however the code in my style sheet looks like this:What am i doing wrong?  Is there some vital piece of info I'm missing?!thanks

    I'm not sure what the problem these could be it:image not in same file as the webpagedo you have <style type="text/css"></style> or external file correctly coded?
  13. I'm trying to make a dynamic menu. When the cursor goes over the <td>, the background color is suppose to change slightly every 10 miliseconds, but there is an error when I try it. Here's the code:

    <head><style type="text/css">td.mainlinks{	background-color:#0099ff;	width: 20%;	text-align: center;	cursor: pointer;}table{	position:relative;	width:100%;}span.main{	font-size:18px;	font-family:garamond;	color: #000000;	font-weight:bold;	letter-spacing:2px;}</style><script type="text/javascript">i=1function color(){for (i=1;i<=10;i++){var t=setTimeout("i=i",10)document.getElementById("mytd").style.bgColor="rgb(0,153-10*i,255-10*i)"}}</script></head><body><table border="0">	<td class="mainlinks" id="mytd" onClick='window.location="home.html"'         onMouseover="color()"><span class="main">Home</span></td></table></div></body>

    Nothing happens

  14. Lol, I just got Firefox. Its MUCH better than Internet Explorer. Its updated more frequently. People seem to use Internet Explorer because its from Microsoft and comes with Windows. (That used to be me).Back on the site layout...I like to draw a web of all the pages, starting with the homepage, with arrows representing the anchors/link rels. Good Luck!-newbman :)

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