scott100
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Ok i think i can see what you meant, if you add the code in red to your .bio class then it will shift the text over to the right..bio {padding-left:50px;}Yes it should look ok now in IE and FF but in Opera it's all messed up, you might want to check that out
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aaahhhhh never ever ever ever use mailto - it's cheap, nasty and unreliable. Stick with php, it'll see you good
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Here's a couple http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/tryit.asp?f...slidehorizontalhttp://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/slideinlink.htm
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This is a job for cssYou can set differnt styles for screen (@media screen) and print(@media print)See this page: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_mediatypes.asp
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No it's not covered so don't worry.You cant do it the way you are probably thinking:body{ background-image:url('bg.jpg'); width:100%; height:100%;} This wont work Basically you have to use a div to contain and stretch the image.Then use another div (that sits on top of the previous one) for page content.This gives the illusion of a normal page with a backround and content. credit to cssplay for this solution: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/background.html Here is my "chopped" version which you might find a little easier to implement:http://scott100.atspace.com/Background_Stretch.htm
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When i tried to view the link i got an errorParse error: parse error, unexpected '=' in /home/content/d/l/i/dlidgi/html/todaysrates.php on line 94 I would use either FF or Opera when doing my layout then patch it up for IE, not the other way about.
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lol it was after helping you out a couple months back that i decided to create an account with them maybe it's only stable for folks in UK
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Didn't work for you either This is weird, i have never had any problems viewing my/other sites on atspace.com Anyway, atspace is only temporary, i just started it up as somewhere to keep live working demos for peep's to see, rather than posting lenghty code and saying "change this bit to yours" etc.After i get back my summer hols i'm going to get a paid host, i was checking out your recommendation - webhostingbuzz.com - i'm sure i can stretch to $3 a month (geez that's only £1.65 for me less than renting a dvd for 3 days )
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Your kidding Here's the code from the page <html><head><script type="text/javascript">function mover(id,img){document.getElementById(id).src=img;}function mout(id,img){document.getElementById(id).src=img;}</script></head><body><img id="img1" src="1.gif" onmouseover="mover(this.id,'2.GIF')" onmouseout="mout(this.id,'1.gif')" /><img id="img2" src="3.gif" onmouseover="mover(this.id,'4.gif')" onmouseout="mout(this.id,'3.gif')" /><img id="img3" src="5.gif" onmouseover="mover(this.id,'6.gif')" onmouseout="mout(this.id,'5.gif')" /></body>
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Sorry, i had to remove it, one of the images didn't work.http://scott100.atspace.com/rollover.htmSo yeah, make sure you give each image an unique id.
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Here's the code you need, remember to change the id for each image for this to work.
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Your global variable wasn't being recognised, i tend to use a function onload to set globals (minus the var).<html><head><script type="text/javascript">function go(){myv=document.getElementById("mya").innerHTML;}function mouseOver(){document.getElementById("mya").innerHTML="Hi";}function mouseOut(){document.getElementById("mya").innerHTML=myv;}</script></head><body onload="go()"><a id="mya" href="http://www.w3schools.com" target="_blank" onmouseover="mouseOver()" onmouseout="mouseOut()"><img border="0" alt="Visit W3Schools!" src="b_pink.gif" width="26" height="26" /></a></body></html>
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All you had to do was use a pre-made javascript (as posted in #6), just copy and past. Microsoft should be the ones that have to pay, not us
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i use thisif (isset($_POST['submit'])){//form has been submitted, validate it}else{form has not been submitted, display it}Again, Google is your friend
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You could use window.open() and remove toolbars etc then create a page that looks similar to the alert, but with formatting allowed.http://www.javascript-coder.com/window-pop...ndow-open.phtml
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By writing an innerHTML on the anchor tag you destroy the rest of it's contents - the image - so it no longer exists. To make it appear again you would have to put it back using innerHTML on the mouseout function mouseOut(){ document.getElementById("mya").innerHTML="<img src=\"b_pink.gif\" />";}
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This is w3schools.com (forums), not to be confused with w3.org - both are not related.
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Christ I would get the jail for having such things
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That didn't make sense What is it you wan't to do?
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Validate Emailto validate a field i use empty() functionif (empty($_POST["name"]){...}If you ask google you will find example on Form Validation
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The easiest way would be to have 2 submit buttons a distance apart, when you mouse over one hide it and show the other, then vise versa<head><script>function toggle(val,app){document.getElementById(val).style.display=app;}</script><style>div{padding:10px;position:absolute;top:10px;}#d1{left:50px;display:block;}#d2{left:250px;display:none;}</style></head><body><div id="d1" onmouseover="toggle(this.id,'none');toggle('d2','block')"><input type="submit" value="Send" /></div><div id="d2" onmouseover="toggle(this.id,'none');toggle('d1','block')"><input type="submit" value="Send" /></div></body>
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Php would be easier but you could do it with javascript too:Here's how you would access a simple address.<body><script> loc=window.location;document.write(loc);</script></body> You would then split the sring after the ?
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Your structure is slightly incorrect. you had <td> mixed with <th>, it should look like this, all <th> in the first row then thereafter <td> <table border="1" cellpadding="5" align="center"><tr> <th> </th> <th align="center">No </th> <th align="center">Rank </th> <th align="center">NW </th> <th align="center">NW% Increase </th> <th align="center">Land </th> <th align="center">Land% Increase </th></tr><tr> <td>Gwydion</td> <td align="center">779</td> <td align="center">60 (+25)</td> <td align="center">8,037,181</td> <td align="center">40</td> <td align="center">14,370</td> <td align="center">26.2</td></tr></table>
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Don't use document.all. document.getElementById() is supported by every Javascript supporting browser released since 1998.source: some website
