PHPJack77
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I have to tell you, when I started out in web design I was very intimidated by css, but that was totally unfounded. CSS is awesome and extreemly easy and quick to learn! You can get the basics down by following the tutorial on this site in a matter of hours! I highly recommend learning it now because if you learn it after you design your current site you just going to want to re-write it... Trust me - I did that very thing. The other thing is that css will actually make your current site build much, much faster because of the ease of use. I promise you it is definately worth your time If you have any questions at all about css, you can start a new thread or you can continue to post them in this one and I will respond within a day or so.Now, on with your current question...Basically you can almost think of the div tag that we made "frame_replacement" as your new body tag... All of your content for the blue are of the image you supplied will go here.Instead of using the <br> or <br /> tags, you will now seperate your content using the "p" tags (this is not the only way to do it, but probably one of the easiest).In css you have the ability to define almost everything including the way the "p" tags!I believe I have answered your question and there is so much I could tell you here, however I am going to let you study some css yourself because you will learn better that way. Keep in mind, I won't leave you stranded - I will answer any questions you have or clarify any areas of confusion. Just let me know Good luck with your site!
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By the way... A better title to this post would be "Problems with IE" - FireFox rocks, IE is usually the problem
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I am not quite understanding what you are asking.. Are you trying to display a list of the files on a server for your clients? Please try to be more clear on your question
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As always, I'm going to recommend using CSS. CSS is awesome and very easy to learn - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! Anyway, moving on... In my opinion, the best way is to accomplish your task is to add a background image with css in a div tag and add text using a paragraph tag... That's pretty wordy so here's an example:Html code: <div id="only_div"> <p>Here is the text that goes above the image</p></div> CSS code: #only_div {background-image: url(path-to-image/image-name.jpg);background-repeat: no-repeat;} Good luck!
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Frames are not the way to go... EVER!!!I recommend using css to accomplish this task. You can put this inside a div tag instead of a frame and set the overflow to "auto" which will remove the scroll bars. Then set the width to a specified width, but do NOT set the height and it should expand downward as needed.Example:Html Code:<div id="frame_replacement"> CONTENT HERE</div> CSS Code: #frame_replacement {width: 500px;overflow: auto;} Hope this helps. good luck!
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More information would be great or screen shot would work. I copied your code and tested it in IE7 and FireFox - Both gave me similar views (a few differences), but nothing like what you are talking about.Good Luck. css is awesome - stick with it
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I have seen a few JavaScript scripts that have keywords surrounded in braces at what seem to be random places and I don't know what the functionally of this is or what this is called (I thought it was called tokens, but couldn't find anything when I did a google search).Here is an example of what I'm talking about - notice "{onload}" in the body tag: <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000" {onload} leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" onLoad="MM_preloadImages('homeon.gif','prodon.gif','aboon.gif','termson.gif','prion.gif','faqbon.gif')" link="#0066FF" vlink="#0066FF" alink="#0066FF"> I would appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks
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Hi guys,I'm currently trying to create a div tag that will be at 50% opacity, and I want the text inside the div to be at 100% opacity.I can get the div tag to show properly at 50% opacity using the following code in my style sheet:filter: alpha(opacity=50);However, the text inside the div tag also shows up at 50%, not 100%Can someone please help me correct this? Thanks!!
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Hi guys and gals, For some time now the Information Toolbar at the top of IE that blocks JavaScript from running localy without clicking on the tool bar, clicking accept, ect... has bugged the crap out of me. I recently discovered a fix and wanted to share it in case someone else is having the same problem.Open 'Internet Explorer'Click on 'Tools' at the topSelect 'Internet Options'Click on the 'Advanced' tabLocate the 'Security' headerCheck the box that says 'Allow active content to run in files on My Computer'I'm sure this is not enabled for security reasons, but then again I really don't care myself, but I'm not a very paranoid person and for me the convenience is worth the risk... Just wanted to say that now because I'm sure someone will mention the security risks :)Hope this helps!
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Cool. Thanks for the help! My best guess for this type of menu was a "sideways pop menu"
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I need to build a menu that is similar to the one at http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp (Not the main navigation at the top, I'm talking about the boxes in the center of the page) but I don't know how, and I can't find any info on it because I don't know this type of menu it is... ie: Drop Down.Thanks for the help