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Little Goat

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  1. Um, why do you have a title on you A tag? i've never seen that before...LG
  2. that's because it centers the center of your text, not the beginning. try this css: position:relative; left:50%; LG
  3. http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?fil...css_text-indentset the indent to a negative value.http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_text_text-indent.aspmore detail.LG
  4. What about MSSQL?also while we're talking about databases, is that what this forum uses for it's data storing?LG
  5. what is the problem?I tried it both on your site, and by copying and pasting, and it works fine for me.LG
  6. it's because your using flash. the one thing about your flash that I don't like is you can't use the back button. it's all on the same page. that's the problem. I don't know flash, but if you want someone to help you, you probably should post your flash. because you just embeded your flash, it doesn't go to a different page; it just alters the flash on the same page. I know with javascript, you could do: scroll(0,0). p.s. i'm not saying you should use html. LG
  7. maybe close the browser and open your file back up?I have IE version 6.0.2800.1106IC and I have never had that problem. (see siggy) LG
  8. http://www.codecomments.com/forum272/try this.LG
  9. I'm not sire, but maybe mozilla is ignoring the position:absolute; on the text input and the button. :)sorry, I don't have firefox.(see signature) if I get more serious with web design, I'll probably get it but right now, no.LG
  10. I think you need to put a 1 inside the perentheses, and you can put the javascript in the hrefinstead of the onclick: <a href="javascript:history.back(1)">Please try again</a> or if you have to use document.write: document.write("<a href=\"javascript:history.back(1)\">please try again</a>") There ya go :)LG
  11. why don't you try php? that will work on a unix OS. LG
  12. It also has two other files: a WMF file and a WMZ file I have no idea what they are though.LG
  13. Ive got IE version 6.0.2800.1106IC and it works fine for me. LG
  14. well I hardly know anything about php, but you've got an extra '(' on line fifteen of your code that you posted. remove that and see what happens. LG
  15. no, you can use the <br /> tags in html; it was made to be backwads compatible. no need to take that ending / out on the link or break tags.and about the <div class="radiobuttonsmargin"> it does have an end tag; the one that is outside the form. raimo is right that you need to put that end tag inside th form, though. put your <br> tags as <br />.tryadjusting the positioning. is it the input.test, or the other input? maybe put a link to the css file or post it.LG
  16. Ok, I have no Idea what you are talking about. :)post some code and tellin more detail what it is your trying to do. :)LG
  17. well, I tried it and it did the same thing for me. I don't know why, but maybe the head and title elements get more priority or something. that's my guess. :)LG
  18. well I tried it on my computer, and it looks like it combines xml, javascript, and frames in the html. other than that I can't tellyou anything.LG
  19. I personally think you should search google for a programming forum or find a yahoo group. LG
  20. I dont believe that's possible. what for?LG
  21. They're both the same. it has to be the other content or the stylesheet.try posting them.LG
  22. maybe the path is not right.is your path related, or absolute?LG
  23. thanx, Choco!I'm using it for a counter.the counter in the post I linked to.I wanted to use images for the counter, and thanx to you now I can!My code (that works): <html><head><title>number</title></head><body><script type="text/javascript">var number='182';len=number.length;zeros=7;zeros=zeros-len;var zero="";for (i=0;i<zeros;i++){zero+="0";}finNum=zero+number;num=[];for(i=1;i<=finNum.length;i++) {num[i]=finNum.charAt(i-1);document.write("<img src='"+num[i]+".gif' alt='"+num[i]+"'/>");}</script></body></html> I'm oing to replace the number with a <?php include?> statement to display my counter.thanx again,LG
  24. what version is it?(I personally think explorer is fine, but...)LG
  25. OK, another question, how do I make a number a specific length by adding zero's to the left end and then seperate the digits of the number?for example, say I have this: Number=182 First I want the javascript lengthen the number to, say 7 digits,resulting in: Number=0000182.then I want to seperate the individual digits so that an array holds them: num[1]=0, num[2]=0,...num[5]=1, num[6]=8, num[7]=2.can anyone help me plz?LG
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