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Jack McKalling

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  1. So this effect that was meant for IPB forums, you want on your site?I think that might get complicated, as this mod was specially designed for those forums.. :) But something similar can be made, then specially for your site lol :)You can chose somethin gout of the list I gave you from Dynamic Drive, and adjust it to the needs of your site. :)

  2. Apply that bolded CSS to all the td statements that have classes like "td.ncell".Because you want only those cells to have that style, and not the cells of the table this whole thing is in :)

    #grid{border:2px solid #000} #grid td{padding:0px;border:1px solid #000; width:120px;} #grid td.rcell{border-bottom:0px} #grid td.ncell{border-right:0px;border-bottom:0px} #grid td.bcell{border-right:0px} #grid td.xcell{border:0px;padding:0px;}
  3. Oh, center alignment. Then you should center align it too :) :)You should place this div at the absolute vertical position the background image is on, and inside a full-width element, to be able to just by style center align it.

    <body><div id="holder"><div class="text">something</div></div>...</body>
    #holder { width:100%; }#text {text-align:center;position: absolute;top: 84px;}

    Another possibility to center align a block element like div, is to apply margin:auto; to it. It keeps getting recommended, but it never worked for me.

  4. Well, if you deleted all your databases, you lost your data and you would have to start all over with your site. :) I don't understand what you have done :)I'll hand over this problem to more advanced SQL users. I can't help you any further, sorry.

  5. You could position the text onto the correct place, using pixels. When the window would move or resized, the text would stay on that position :) But text only cannot be positioned. Only block-level elements, like DIV as you mention.

    ...<div style="position:absolute; left:100px; top:150px">positioned text</div>
    You would change the red coloured of cource to whatever position you want :)
  6. Maybe it would work if you define the width and height AND the padding and margin?And another thing, replace the <h1> element with the <p> element. And the other data in those cells that should not be bold/red, place that also in a <p> element, but without the bold/red class :) Like this:

    ...<td class="ncell"><p>1</p></td><td class="ncell"><p>2</p></td><td class="rcell"><p class="contrast">3</p></td>...
    And then some CSS changes:
    td { width:120px; height:120px; padding:0; }p { padding:0; margin:0; }p.contrast { font-weight:bold; color:red; font-family:arial; font-size:12px; }

    Don't know if this can solve the problem, you should try it. :)

  7. But this "\r\n" is as much important, we don't want a source code that consists of only one line, do we? Of cource there is an html line break. The topic starter already mentioned that didn't he?[*Edit:] Yeah you did, lol :)

  8. We have 17 people. :blink:
    You have passed your mathematics exam :)Whaha lol, you are the only one who wants to do only one thing, everyone says this "(or bla/bla/bla)" and you can only do javascript :)No offence of cource, but just funny :blink: See that you are the starter, and we can do more than you :)
  9. Instead of this from my above post:

    <td class="jumpingtext">blablabla</td>
    In case I did not misunderstood you, use this:
    <td class="gridthing"><h1 class="jumpingtext">blablabla</h1></td>
    If this confuses you, could you then post (part of) the code you have right now, so I can see what you mean?
  10. We firstly wait untill the 5th of september, to get the final votes in. If we don't get like 20-25 people in, then th eproject won't start at all (I think). If we do, we'll be voting for what management we will use such as who does what, etc. If all the plans are clear for all of us, then we'll start at the certain date that Choco will declare when the time comes :)*sounds like a manager, so he feels*

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