MadPotato

congratulations Kcarson! yeah dude, thats the spirit!

there's a lot of appz to do solike adobe photoshop...but if you want a simple solution, try irfanview (www.irfanview.com): save an image with .gif extension, and in the dialog you'll have the option to select a color to be the transprent onegood luck!

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Using Yahoo! Pagebuilder

do yourself a favor and learn some html

you can do it by PHP or ASP easily, but if you have no access or dont want to use them, you can solve your problem with an iframe...http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/dom_obj_iframe.aspit's a ugly way, but you'll only use HTML

nice!

javascript can't access databases, you'll need a server-side script. like PHP or ASP

damn i found this and i just loved it...its a script that allows the user to edit the contents of a html paragraph (<p>) in real-timehere the link:http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/cms.htmlto test it, simply click any paragraph in the page (that is an explanation on how the script works, and the script it self, of corse)

i'm the worst in english and technical thingies, but CSS is a language used together with HTML to format it...like colors, font, sizes, position...and much much more.belive-me its quite usefull, when you begin using it, you'll never stop

are you sure your host suports PHP?

well...i dont know if its possible to do it withou scripting, and probably only a server-side script should be able to solve the problemsomething verifying the length of the text, and inserting whitespaces after a defined number of chars...

you tried 'width' or 'height' properties?like:.aBigInput { width: 500px; height: 75px; font-size: 50px;}<input type="text" class="aBigInput" />

...or you can apply css in a <span>like: <span style="css_code_here">Blah blah blah</span>

thanks 4 the helpand about name/id, i use both (name="txtBox" id="txtBox"), and getElementById()...in IE 6 if you got only 'name', getElementById() works as well, with an extra advantage of input the name/id by a string, what allow to call dinamicaly the objects(using a 'for' to get all text1, text2, text3...text10, for example)

your problem is:you set page="1"and the switch is expecting a 1, whitout the "...simply change  set page = "1"to set page = 1hope I helped

first i want to appologise, since i could find my answer in a google search or something...but my lack of english skill simply keep me from finding the answers, so i decided to ask hereit's quite simple, i want to highlight (select) the text in a text box...actualy a noob question but i cant do it

Sorry for the reply, dont feel ofended...but we need start from the basic...-are you really sure you typed the field names right?-are you really sure that [Major Category] is inside [Minor Categories]?

btw, any links are edited by the css, even a link to a .zip file, or even a <a href="#"> or <a href="">...it'll be affected by css anyway

3- is there a way to set a <td> background to a page? (and not a color or image)

one more time, my bad english messed all :)a possible solution is to position the table over another one with CSS...so you'll 'emulate' an html background, but it'll just be a overposition only (overposition~ this word exists? )

dunno...people are too lazy, lets pratice our english i'm a native portuguese speaker

i think i understood...maybe he is refering to str_replaceif you got:$string = "dupa dee doo";and usestr_replace("dupa","blergh",$string)you'll receive "blergh dee doo"

i dont get it...my english sux, so speach slow :)you are using Cold Fusion? maybe this isn't the right place to post this then, since this is the PHP forum. but tell me better what is your problem so that we can try to help you

give up.only a real noob make a chat that is vulnerable to html tags. if you try to use <img src="blabla">, you'll just say ""<img src="blabla">"" in the chat...

...and with some more CSS you can make a drop down. To make it dont take space int the page, and get the position you want, use something like:position: absolute;left: 20;top: 20;

1- not sure, but I think so...2- yes, google for <iframe>'s3- yes, by css, like <td style="background-image: url('www.blahblah.com/image.jpg')">