Little Goat

actually, couldn't you do this with an .htaccess and .htpasswd (or however you spell it.

the only way to post to another page and still have the values is with PHP or some server side thing.LG

try object.flash {width:176px; overflow:hidden;}LG

I think a lot of people use that still, but it's not as popular as the other languages.LG

I really think that would be a good idea... we could post some css layouts, and other things. (i have one already that you can change the whole layout of the site by just switching stylesheets.)LG

ok, back an element. set the ul's width.oh, and by the way, jonas, you need to do something about your directories being open to everyone.LG

You attach a CSS sheet through a meta tag in the HTML page, neither of them have anything to do with the C programming language.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

actually what he means here (don't you? ) is you attach a CSS file through a LINK tag. just wanted to get that straight. LG

ok...um, just calm down... :)anyway, I'm planning on getting myself a used computer and maybe putting linux on it. (does ConTEXT run on linux?) and then I'll get firefox and set context as the default.thnx, LGEdit: is it too late to change my vote?

ok, I admit it. that is a good editor.actually, its the first one I've used that has a file explorer.the only problem is that I am not able to replace Notepad, as this computer is not mine.I have journeyed to the dark side!!! ( )LG

hey, I was gone for a while. you shouuld give me some time at least! anyway, I'm trying it, but what are all those highlight things on the download page?LG

maybe you sould try and find another forum for programming languages like C.LG

it probably doesn't need it, but the valid way is what I did.LG

that's nice, but your comment needs to be this:

<!--Copyright to Zachary of W3schoolsthis version may be used by the publicDo not remove the copyright-->

your whole body section is commented out!remove the comments around the section you posted, and try again.LG

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/referenc...cle.php/3472881that should give you an idea of what to do.LGEdit:you can also do location.reload() to refresh it right then.

I think all the comercial editors have too many features sometimes making it easier to use notepad. I tried one that had syntax highlighting once, but the highlighting wasn't worth getting rid of the easyness of notepad. also, this computer is not my own, so I can't replace notepad.LG

yea, i've never heard of any html 5 either. maybe it's the version of the book.LG

yea, I've got a book with that in it.thanx guys.

ok, I guess I won't start a new topic...how about installing php, apache and mysql yourself?how hard is it, and does it slow down your computer like ephp?thnx, LG

well, there is omething you could do if you are at all familiar with java script:http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Using...ands_in_Mozilla

if you include, you need to only put the code for the div in your included file. you do not need to put the head, body and all the other junk. only the suff you want to show up.LGEdit:sorry, didn't mean junk.. you know what I mean.

try setting the width of the li elements instead.LGEdit: by the way, where did you get the image? I'd like something like that for my site (if I ever get one).

sorry, I don't know why I forgot that...anyway, I just came up with that method, have only tested in IE.LG

ok, take everything that is inside the <script> tags and put it in another file named somefile.js . then in you page where the script used to be put this:

<script type="text/javascript" src="somefile.js"></script>

LG

that makes it so that whatever element has an id that matches the following text, the styles in that section will apply to them.you can change it to a . (apostraphy) if you want to use a class instead.LG