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vchris

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  1. Thanks a lot! :)I checked my website out at a friends place and his monitor settings were darker... I could almost not see any difference between the body background and the footer background. Anyway I'll set something up on the site for some feedback. It would be a lot of work to change the colours at the point where I am right now.

  2. I read most of the stuff and I already know lots of stuff. Anyway seems like I'll be busy for a couple days. I'm doing some boring work in excel and access. Access is crap! My co-worker for this job is super enthusiastic and French! :) I can't stand him.

  3. There is no way to open a link in a new tab. That is a setting in the browser itself. In Firefox for example I have an option to open pop-ups (_blank) in a new window or as a new tab, there is probably the same option in IE7. In IE6 it's a new window.

    C#

    I've never done any but I know it's like VB and C combined together. That's about all I know. I'm sure aspnetguy will come post about it in about 5 seconds :)

  4. You could use position absolute for the 2 inner divs. I usually use floats and it works great. Both are float left I set both their widths, the second one (right) you should set a left-margin of the size of the left one + padding. Should work.

  5. It's confusing the way you programmed your page. You used tables with divs. Why not use only one way? Either tables or divs. If your using tables might as well use it for the whole page structure.

  6. What's the point of having css in an external file and in your html code. It just makes it confusing. I would recommend only having css in one location. Either in your html or external file.

  7. but real_illusions what about IE!? You know how IE loves margin: 0 auto;? This won't align center in IE but it will in FF, NN and opera...Correct way again lolHTML

    <html><body><div id="container"><!-- Rest of page in here --></div></body></html>

    CSS

    body { text-align: center; } // centers div in IE#container { text-align: left; margin: 0 auto; } // left align text in div and centers in other browsers

    Thank you come again :)

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