Little Goat
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I haven't learned either, and I don't know much about them, but svg is definately cheaper.
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well notepad was not written for programming. it was mostly written for notes. (NOTEpad)
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Css layout
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nvm, I just fixed the problem by taking the width off of the content div.thanx anyway.
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XML to JSP
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well, Im not familiar with JSP (learning!), but you could do it with XSLT.LG
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Css layout
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the thing is, I want the nav bar to get smaller with the page. all I want is to not let the content div go to the next line. thanx for answering.LG
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Css layout
in CSS
ok, how about making the content div take up whatever room is left?LG
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Css layout
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so if I take the width attribute off, will that work?LG
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look up html slidy.it is like powerpoint.LG
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Css layout
in CSS
all I need is to have it not make a line break in between the two divs.anyone know how?
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What do you mean?combine two textareas?LG
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It makes the div 500 pixels wide. thats all.LG
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how do
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you mean no css?if so:
<body link="#xxxxxx" alink="#xxxxxx" vlink="#xxxxxx">
link is just the regular color, alink is active link, vlink is visited.I would really recomend css.LG
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has anyone tried that?LG
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Css layout
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OK, I have a site I am converting from tables to css and it works ok until I make the window smaller. the problem is that I use percentages, and if I make the window smaller, that percentage is not big enough to hold on of the words, making it wider than the percentage, which pushes the other column down below.html:
<html><head><title>RMG Music</title><link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css"/><body><div id="head"> <h1>RMGMusic.com</h1></div><div id="container"><div id="links"> <h2 class="links">Navigation</h2> <a href="#">HOME</a><br /> <a href="links\shtmsrmg.htm">Sheet Music</a><br /> <a href="music\music.htm">Music</a><br /> <a href="links\abtrmg.htm">About Composer</a><br /> ........</div><div id="content"> <p style="text-align:center;">Lorem ipsum dolor....</p></div></div></body></html>
the problem is the h2 in the links div. when the percentage I assigned to that column gets smaller with the window, the div would get too small to hold the word Navigation. instead, it stays the width of that word. the content div takes up the rest of the screen and since its percentage isn't how much is left, it gets pushed underneath. I tried using <nobr> , but that makes the content one long line.css:
/* whole document */body{background:url(gradientturquoise.jpg);}div{float:left; padding:2;}/* end Whole *//* Links Column */#links a, #links a:hover, #links a:link, #links a:visited, #links a:active{text-decoration:none; margin-bottom:1; width:100%; background-color:#222222;}#links a:link {color:#ffffff;}#links a:visited {color:#cccccc;}#links a:hover {color:#f0f0f0; text-decoration:underline; background-color:#666666;}#links a:active {color:#000000;}div#links{width:20%; background-color:#000000; height:100%; overflow:show; font-size:125%;}#links h2{background-color:#c0c0c0; color:#333333; text-align:center; margin-bottom:1;}/* end Links *//* Header */div#head{text-align:center; width:100%; height:128; background:url(music011.gif); font-family:bradley hand ITC,forte;}div#head h1{font-size:500%; color:white;}/* end Header */div#content{width:80%; background-color:#eeeedd; height:100%; overflow:show;}div#container{height:100; overflow:show; width:100%}tnx in advance
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try not to double post, scott answered you in the javascript forum.LG
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well, first, I visited your site, and you have an ending tag for head, without even starting it. you also need an <html> element, and a <body> tag.LG
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well, I just found an easy way:as in the cssplay, you have a container div, and then you have two other div's inside it.here is the css for the three divs:
div#container {height:100; overflow:visible;}div#col1 {height:100%; overflow:visible; background-color:#ff6666;}div#col2 {height:100%; overflow:visible; background-color:#66ff66;}no matter how much content each of the divs hold, they both appear the same size.LG
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Ajax
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I think it stands for "Active Javascript and XML" or something.
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that's neat! I would reccomend adding a way to type the address of a web site in, if you weren't planning on it already. it wouldn't be that hard, would it? just use a form and change the src of the iframe, right?
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check out this post:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...hl=login+scriptLG
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well, you could access the variables the form sent with this:
$_POST[username]
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well, for the form just do this:
<form action="processform.php" method="post">Username: <input type="text" name="username" />Password: <input type="password" name="password" /><input type="checkbox" name="remember" value="yes" /> Remember Me (requires cookies)<input type="submit" value="Enter" /></form>
the recieving code depends on a few things. you might want to learn that.LG
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well, I'm not sure if this is valid, but I think you can wrap your images with <nobr> tags.
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you could set scroll to none and then devise something off of this:http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=3651LG
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How many forum members are certified?
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I don't know.I probably could be if I wanted to, I just havent yet.
LGEdit: maybe not... I don't have that much money floating around. 