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I knew I wasn't the only one hehe

It's an intensive smilies topic!

I will be using PHP for this project so I think the best way is with the variable (simple and easy). I'm just trying to create a template right now.It's awesome! it's a web programming site

God, please punish Scott for laughing at my faith

Because the text will be a definition which is a long sentence which I will repeat for every instance of the word deprecated. If ever I want to change something in the sentence or just remove it, it's a lot easier with JS I believe. Of course I could always do search and replace to modify the sentence.

Maybe I am and guess what my name is Christian! How religious is that ahahah...

I have a word that will repeat itself a couple times and I want that on mouse hover (title) it display the definition. I think the best way is with JS unless you have a better idea.How would I do that?

JS:if(document.getElementById.id=='deprecated'){	document.deprecated.title='Deprecated definition';}HTML:<span id="deprecated">Deprecated.</span>

The site for Opera is not bad but it doesn't give any reference for Firefox. Seems like nobody does... I guess it's because it's kinda new.You know when W3schools doesn't write anything for an element like <!DOCTYPE> they don't give any version # for NN and IE, does that mean they were supported when they first came out or if they're not yet supported?

I'm searching for a list of HTML elements supported by firefox and also opera. I've searched on Google but didn't find much. Anyone know a good site where I could get that information?I need a list kinda like the one here. You know where is it says <a>.... 3.0...3.0..

Yeah! Happens a lot

Funny thing happened to me. I type in www.w3school.com and stumble upon a religion site abour christians and all that kinda stuff. I'm like where the ###### is w3school!?!?! lol. I check my history and it's actually w3schools with an "S". Never really paid attention to that s. I'm praying it won't happen again lol. Thank god :)am I religious all of a sudden?

I got a picture scroller like that on my portfolio. Do view source and you'll see the JavaScript code.

I found a page that shows you how to have 2 columns with same height with divs.Here

I read an article on Project VII on how to do this, with little or no hacks. If you want a really good and reliable code, check out their site. http://www.projectseven.com/

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I don't believe they can. The only thing they can read is your meta data and everything that is outside of the flash animation.

what is this for: "-height: 100%;"

I want my page to be 100% height. Basically no matter how much content there is on the page I want it to always reach the bottom of the page.In my css file I got height: 100%, that works with IE but I don't think it works with the other browsers. Is there a way to this could work with all browsers?

first you need to have php enabled on your server and mySQL or others... You can download styles for your forum on the PHPBB site. Once its installed just access the admin panel from the homepage and you can mod lots of things

Hey guys! I was browsing for web templates the other day. I found the most amazing templates! You gotta see these sites. TemplateMonster

Find a hoster that supports ASP pages or you can get your own server. You'll need to get a domain name as well.

I did that before but basically when they login you store their userid in a session variable. When they are redirected to their page you do a select statement of their info in a form. When the update button is clicked you update those fields with whatever is in them.

I believe your ob_start(); should be above/////////////////////////////////////////////////// Contact formulier met formherhaling/// Gemaakt door Sebazzz/// xhtml compatible///////////////////////////////////////////It has to be above any output in php.

Could you paste the part of your css file where you have an error so it's easier for us to help you.

Get a PHPBB2 forum. They're free and no need to know any language.

All these years I've been doing html, css... and never heard of a way to stop that. Even if you set a font size IE will still be able to change them to large and make your design look ugly.