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Should be JavaScript.
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Ah I see well that makes sense then lolSince when do you know html?You have any other sites?
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Site Name: Clarence-Rockland LightningSite Description: Site created for girls hockey league using PHP and MySQLSite Owner/Developer: hockey league/meSite Address: http://www.clarencerocklandlightning.caExtra Comments: You might not like the cursor that I changed into a lightning but that was a request of the league... Not my call lol. Basically the admin is able to login and modify the whole content of the site. Isn't it amazing? :)Oh and BTW, there is Shanya Twain intro on it so you might want to turn off your sound of cover your ears
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Hey thx guys I appreciate your comments!Jonas, I admit it can appear dark on some monitors. When I view it at work it's so dark I can't see the planet in the background lol. Ben3001, I tried to view yours at work earlier but I can't view Flash at work, the browser blocks it. I see it now that I'm home! Nice work. You know those figures beside your site name in your banner. That kinda looks like a dance move lol
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what do you think of mine? the design i mean?
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ahahah! Nice Ipod Jonas
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nice sites guys!
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Not that I know of...Sorry.
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What if you simply create a link that links to the wmv file?This should start the movie on click.
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Try doing this without using percentage for your values.
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I've done sites with centered align in tables like you did and it was centered in IE, FF, NN... I don't understand why it wouldn't. Maybe try with css.Remove align="center" add style="text-align:center;"
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To remove the default blue border around your images there's 2 ways:1) Add the border attribute with a value of 0 in your image tag. Example: <img src="image.jpg" border="0" />2a) Add image style to your page. This will remove the borders of all the images where you have this style added on your page. If this is added in a css document then all the images in your site won't have a border. Example: <style type="text/css"> img { border: 0; } </style> <img src="image.jpg" />2b) If you want to remove the border of only 1 specific image, you'll need to add a class attribute to your image. Every image with this class will have their borders removed. Example: <style type="text/css"> .noborder { border: 0; } </style> <img src="image.jpg" class="noborder" />Hope this helps!
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The only reason I would use a definition list is for well definition list! So for my navigation I use unordered lists, I'm used to them and it's easy to work with. Never did any navigation with a definition list. I don't think you can have bullets with a definition list the easy way but still doable.my recommendation: ul are for navs and dl are for definitions.
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Did you upload the images? if yes, maybe the path is incorrect for your images.
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That's not done with HTML/XHTML more like Javascript or a server scripting language.
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That's what I thought! Glad I could help
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That's how I normally code CSS but I don't think that would make any difference.I noticed another error. A comment in CSS is /* this is a comment *//* = starts comment*/ = ends commentThey can be multiple lines.I'm not sure if that's what you wanted to do here:
-->'<--BODY { background color: white }
but add those ; for sure.
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You still need to add them everywhere else. After every property.Example
A:visited { color: 033567; font-size: 95%-->;<--- }
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Was it a race? hehe
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forgot ; after your colors and font-family.why is this a voting topic?
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Welcome to W3schools forum :)What do you mean you got stuck publishing your website?
Official Show Off Your Site Thread
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Hey Thanks a lot calvin182! :)I like your site. It's original with those cut out paper edges and I like the colors you chose.