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holmedwa04

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  1. Yeh, they look good, but I really do not like the background of the first one, it really makes oyur eyes go funny and you have to scoll a lot because you have a lot of blank space, and I have my screen resolution at 1152 by 864.Also your links are very messy, why dont you have them on the same lines?
    I will repeat, the background really isn't very nice, it make my eyes go funny. And all of the above aswell.
  2. problems with using tables for layout: * mixes presentational data in with your content. o This makes the file sizes of your pages unnecessarily large, as users must download this presentational data for each page they visit. o Bandwidth ain't free. * This makes redesigns of existing sites and content extremely labor intensive (and expensive). * It also makes it extremely hard (and expensive) to maintain visual consistency throughout a site. * Table-based pages are also much less accessible to users with disabilities and viewers using cell phones and PDAs to access the Web.taken from hereno problems, eh?
    I do not agree with you there, I get all of mine for free!
  3. Scientific Notation :). BTW chocolate. I know your name *gasp*. :), its your secret weakness, like superman to kryptonite. :)You still never know!
    Now that is what I call random and oh yes, I knew it was called scientific form, I was just having a senior momnet and so I had to write it like that! :blink:
  4. My website is completely made using tables, and I have always made my websites using tables right from using HTML in year 6, when we learnt different methods of web design.I don't personally see a problem with them even though they don't validate to strict XHTML.Anyway, where does this XHTML come in, my website was coded in HTML, I would be quite happy to start using DIVS and other things but I really don't think that I could cope because I am so used to using tables and it would take so much getting used to.And also in answer to somebodys question that was asked earlier, tables are designed for tabular data, the emphasis being on data not information!!! Search engines with often list websites that are made using tables low because all they see is tables and not much content because all of the content is in the table. Do you get me?But as I have already said, I don't see any major drawbacks with using tables. :)

  5. Yeh, they look good, but I really do not like the background of the first one, it really makes oyur eyes go funny and you have to scoll a lot because you have a lot of blank space, and I have my screen resolution at 1152 by 864.Also your links are very messy, why dont you have them on the same lines?

  6. I know that this isn't really a question about this topic, but it is similar, so anyway, why can anything only travel up to a certain speed, I think it is called the universal speed limit, what is stopping it? I think the number is something times ten to the power of something. Or something very similar.

  7. You can't do it with html alone. You can use html to lay out the form nicely but you then need some sort of scripting language to process the information that has been entered by the user. php is a scripting language although there are others.What should happen when the submit button is clicked is that "form action" calls a new page eg sendmail.php This page then obtains all the information passed to it by the form and carries out the script on the page. Part of this script will check that a valid email address has been entered. If all is OK, the email is sent - but you need your website hosted on a server that is capable of the emailing function as well as being able to run scripts like php.
    No, you can make an email form using HTML, I use them in both my guestbook and y feedback on my site. I understand that it is not very good and there are a lot of problems with but it can be done. :)Have a look at my site for example by following the lin in my signature then go to a feedback or guestbook and look at the source.
  8. Where do you live edward? Times zones are just sections of the world, you dont actually travel back in time, just everyone has their own clocks set differently from other people. This was created because trains in the US had some issues. Every 15 miles directly west you went the time changes by one minute, so the time when trains would get places and leave was really messing things up. So the made time zones!
    It says in my profile :) But what I was saying, appart from the fact about time zones, why when you go on a plane doesn't your watch go wrong because you have traveled either forward or backward in time?
  9. Wow, so you can actually travel forward or back in time, but why hwen you go on an aeroplane does your watch not be wrong appart from you being in a different time zone?

  10. Me neither. If space time is wrapped, it is possible to go into space and then come back to earth and your body clock may have only experienced 24 hours but the earth has experienced a week. If you get me.

  11. To add spacing use this code:<br><br>Every <br> is like pressing enter, so if you actually want a space between text use two. If the spacing is too big then set the font like this:

    Your Link<BR><font size="1"><BR><font size="3">Your Next link

    Note, set your second font code to your normal text size.Or you could use tables:

    <table><tr><td height="40">Your Link</td><td height="40"></tr></table>

    Note, you need to play with the heights to get what height you want.

  12. I just got this really amazing book the other day, and I thought you may like to know a bit about black holes that was in it...

    • Black Holes are places where gravity is so strong that it sucks everything in, including light.
    • If you fell into a black hole you'd strech like spaghetti.
    • Black holes form when a star or galaxy gets so dense that it collapses under the pull of its own gravity.
    • Black holes may exist at the heart of a galaxy.
    • Gravity shrinks a black hole to an unimaginably small point called a singularity.
    • Around a singularity, gravity is so intense that space-time is bent into a funnel.
    • Matter spiralling into a black hole is otrn appart and glows so brightly that it creates the brightest objects in the Universe - quasars.
    • The swirling gases around a balck hole turn into an electrical genorator, making it spout jets of electricity billions of kilometers out into space.
    • The opposite of black holes may be white holes which spray out matter and light like fountains.
    • No Light is able to escape from a black hole. Scientists know where they are because they affect the light emmitted by nearby stars.

    ...Fasinating Fact...Black holes and white holes may join to form tunnels called wormholes - and these may be the secret to time travel!

  13. I know it has nothing to do with the thread's subject but can anyone explain me the difference between Notepad 2 and notepad++? Thanks alot :).
    What do you mean? Of course it is to do with this thread, erm but I really am not sure myself, I only have Notepad 2 and Notepad. When I use Notepad by mistake because I click notepad when I right click and go open with I just can't stand it. I was telling someone how to fi there code and refferenced someone to a certain line that they needed to change, and they said "Do you really expect me to count the lines" and I had completely forgot that they had Notepad and not Notepad 2. It makes such a difference.
  14. I don't know what you mean by "beyond our explosions", but that theory would imply that the universe will expand out to to a certain point, then contract again until the next Big Bang, then explode again.. If there is anything outside of that universe, or for the time before our Big Bang, there is no way at this point to know. We simply do not have any technology that could provide an answer to those questions.
    You said in your previous post about everything expanding until gravity pulls it back together so I said is beyond our little explosion things (expanding and then gravity pulling us back again).@reportingsjr I do also believe that there are way more than one universe, then most probably there are things that are bigger than universe that hold universes called something else and so on etc.
  15. Oh, that is certainely an interesting theory, but I ask again, if we are expanding and then being pulled back together, what is beyond our explosions?

  16. If you usee a percentage, it will be proportional to the size of the broswer window unless there is an image that is bigger which will force scroll bars. And pixels will be the same size no matter what size screen someone has and how big there browser is.

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