snowboard01
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scroll bar
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sure you can!
<html><head><title>somthing or other</title><style type="text/css">.scrolldiv{overflow:scroll;}</style></head><body><div class="scrolldiv">this div scrolls.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Thank you for scrolling so far!</body></html> -
Yes that works but it is completly optional. When I Have a specific case like that were the span is only applying to one place I like to be specific like:no need to writrespan.linkbracketyou can only write the span's name :.linkbracket{CSS}span.linkbracket
Just to point it out.
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Well ya one thing I must point out is
- The Style tag is depracated!
- Span tags are not the only way! There are divs like this
<html><head><title>Divs</title><style type="text/css".style{color:#FF0000;display:inline;}</style></head><body><div class="style">This works</div><b class="style">So does this</b><em class="style">So does this</em>There are even more but I won't go on.</body></html>
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I have it anyway
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Heres the explanation of css. This website made this forum so we can discus our problems. we can't help you till you read it.The W3schools css tutorialThe css2 referenceCSS is very simple. Wait till you try to do scripting!
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Span is a line div is a box. you would use spans if you wanted to change text style like:
<html><head><title>somthing</title </head><body>This is the default color!<span style="color:red">This is red</span>This is black again.<span style="color:green"> this is green</span>ect.</body></html>
A div is for layouts like this.
<html><head><style type="text/css">.div{position:absolute;top:100px;left:100px;}</style><body><div class="div>this text is 100px from the top&bottom</body></html> -
U used to think that but have you tested it? buttons aren't at all affected by the a tag. You must use javasvript
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I don't know I went to w3.org and they changed my cursor to a questionmark when I was clicking on the help link no pob
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Yo i read about it you gotta set font-size to 1 px or ie gos screwy.
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Thats awesome(currently trying to round everything in entire site)-snowboard01
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You can do way to muck with activex. some microsoft dude thought that it would be cool to make a link that downloads files without asking. All you do is click on the link. Now I wonder what most of those popups saying get a free ipod do?
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Ya thats you destop computer. Im sure that script is going to magically re build my laptop so that there is a motor in the cd drive instead of a spring. It will only work for ie users who use destop cd drives
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absolute or relative positioning would do it. I'm not sure if you want to go there
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Alot of computers only have the function to open the tray. Take laptops for example the tray is on a spring so it can open but you have to push it closed. One thing you could do is make the tray open when you close it or somthing but I don't think a loop is posible.
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Annoying people is rude and disrespectful and the ajax might get you kicked off a web server. Count me in!
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I don't see handing an employer a sheet of paper saying that im w3schools online web tutorial certified. I think that university would be better
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<textarea rows="somthing" cols="somthing">some text</textarea>
or to set a default height
<html><head><style type="text/css"textarea{height: somthing;}</style><title>somthing or other</title></head><body><textarea>some text</textarea></body></html>I just can't even consider using so many text areas are you making a questionaire? If so try these.
<input type="text" value="what you want it to say" />
If you aren't making a questionaire or somthing related just disregard thatIf you meen the browser default height just put a
<textarea> </textarea>
I hope i helped you out-snowboard01
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Could you quickly do a seach of login in all forums. This has been dicussed 500+times
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I think that there should be a little box to show what colour you just typed in.
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Good god an rbg color converter. let me check my list useless things list. There it is! right after advertising in the w3schools forum!
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I have heard of flash files that can do it. or html dom like this.<img id="play" onclick="document.bgsound.src=somthing" /><img id="stop" onclick="document.bgsound=nothing" />PS dont try to run that thats just a basic idea thats kinda cheesy
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Dosn't work for me. i use FF
Background Issue with Firefox
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Whatever it is firefox is displaying it right and ie screwing it up the way you like it. Trust me it has happened to me you can't blame firefox for being standerds compliant.