vchris
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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.
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I think the best way to study for an HTML test whould be to design a couple sites. There is no better way to learn about HTML in my mind.
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spans are mostly for text sections. Making a certain part of the text a different color. Spans are not as powerful as divs.
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Glad I could help
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Yes as much as you want!
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You can always check google if there is a way of doing this but I've never done this and have tried a couple times. CSS won't allow % and you don't know how tall each page will be...That's why I always sticked with tables in those cases.
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me either hehe...
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<style> tags should only be used within an HTML page not a CSS page. So in your case remove those tags.
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To create an image you need an image editing program such as: photoshop (one of the best), macromedia fireworks, paint (very basic)...
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It is illegal to have a <p> within a <p> tag.Code should be: <p class="inner"> Stuff.... </p> <p class="inner"> More stuff.... </p> Or <div class="outerparagraph"> <p class="inner"> Stuff.... </p> <p class="inner"> More stuff.... </p> </div>
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I would recommend you to go through the CSS tutorial and if you can't find it Google is your friend you know hehe...
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Glad I could help you PM me anytime.
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Hey, I took a look at your code.Your function selectText() won't work the way it's written. You're trying to select a component within your form (dropmsgform) called text which by what I can see doesn't exist. All I see are divs which contain the code. I see you also have divs with different ids. What you need to do is have something like document.dropmsgform.dropmsg1.select() which should select all the text within that div. So basically depending what option is chosen in your drop down your selectText function should change the number of the dropmsg.To mod: please move into javascript forum.
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<center>text</center>If your text is within a table cell <td> you can do <td align="center"> which will center all the content within that cell. I would recommend you to visit the html tutorial on w3schools
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I just copied your code in a blank html page and it works. So I don't understand why yours wouldn't...Could you post your complete code from one <html> tag to another?
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I'm interested in learning XML, XSL, XSL-T, XLink, XPointer, XQuery, XSL-FO and all that wonderful xml stuff. I have read the forums but I find there is not enough info on there. Eventually I'd like to be able to use XML with a MySQL DB.Anyone know any excellent books that covers those subjects?
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Yeah I know it's less common but I saw 1 or 2 hosters who supported it. It was a bit more expensive than anything else. But if you're looking to learn server side scripting with ease well coldfusion is good. I didn't start with CF, I started with Java and was kinda hard at first but then got the hang of it and I understood all the rest...You can always start with php or asp and then once you know them well you'll understand all of them. It's all the same, just the syntax changes
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Cool! Thanks for the help
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ColdFusion is the easiest! It's based on tags just like HTML. That's what I would suggest so you learn how server scripting works and then move on to PHP, ASP...
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I watch the show judge judy sometimes and there was a case about eBay. I guy was selling a comic but the guy got ripped off. Since the customer had a copy of the ad he was able to get his money back.I bought a couple things off there and never had any issues.I checked the ad carefully for those templates and it didn't mention any extra fees or 10$/template.
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Hey cai,By my knowledge you cannot stretch a background image. Only way is to tile the background image and that would take all the background. Only way is to use an image editing program and change to the desired size.
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Only way I would recommend is with tables not divs.
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Finally someone said something about it! :)Thanks
