Jack McKalling

I can understand the script Change the blue to what the image's target url is, where you want to be redirected to when clicked.Change the green to the source of your standard pic, the one that is not hovered and not mouseout.Change the red to whatever you image's path is, when you want it to be when hovered (buttonover.gif)Change the purple to what when you leave the image with your mouse. (buttonup.gif)I hope this helped you

If you are really sure not to write the script yourself, I can't help you.But I always suggest coders to learn the language They can do everything they want to, with just a simple program as Notepad

Do you mean controlls, like input elements?

Now listen everyone!This is a perfect example of what I am going to say here..Some properties differ in the HTML DOM from what the value has in HTML!!!When it does not work for you, test it like this, and it works like heaven! The blue is to give you an alert. The green is to get the correct item you want to know something from, and the red is what you want to know of it. You can even apply the red a value, by adding after the red something like ="block"Edit: This can be done with every HTML DOM object :)This way you can supply yourself with some information about a document currently loaded into the browser window, without messingup the sourcecode. It gives you an alert with the appropriate value, that IS used, not to be confused with the value used in HTML.

If it works for you, it would be fine

Just use frames You would do just fine :)Only, the fading part, I don't know how to do that, but I've seen some fading so it is possible

LOL :)I never stopped using target attribute though.. :)I couldn't get the replacement so wasn't able to either

Sorry

Fair enough I was just teasing about the postc :)Maybe I could become a mod if the time comes, but unfortunately, I think my recent activity will get to an end some day :DOn the other hand, I am honoured to be considered a possibility

Then change your CSS to: Remember that when you are supposed to repeat some CSS code, you should try to write it elsehow

So, mainly, you want three divisions of your page horizontaly aligned?Why don't you make a table

I don't know if it helps, but why don't you apply the class to the anchor? [CSS]A.captionLink:link { ...; color:red }A.captionLink:hover { ...; color:blue }[/CSS]<a class="captionLink" href="#">Learn More</a>

Cool But the gap between is still too big, isn't it?

Correct :)I suggest take a shot at the PHP tutorial

Yes, cyber0ne's sollution is best :)Lets say the cells are iframes.. set to each frame:<iframe style="display:none" .... ></iframe>And some java script:function OpenAll(){ var cells = document.getElementsByTagName("iframe") for (i=0; i<cells.length; i++) { cells.style.display = (cells.style.display == "none") ?"" :"none" }}With this, the cells would even close if you repeat clicking

Darn :(I know a site, that completely explains your problem, but it is in Dutch Sorry :DI forgot the sollution because I haven't programmed in HTML for months, Xhtml instead Thus I haven't got that problem

Good point Never understood what was their replacement either *loves target*

The width is of course bigger than the height (I have never yet seen a screen that is smaller than it is heigh.. )But what I wanted to say, is that using <center> was not allowed in framed documents, I think :)What you DO can do, is using inline frames, and centering them instead of using frames-master documents

Oh, but the site said Germany :)Nervermind then

Also possible to use the PHP function mail(), to directly execute some string to be mailed. Must be called with arguments, read here

ike this is also possible:<a href="" onclick="history.go(-1); return false">Go back to previous!</a>Note: do not remove the HREF attribute, else it would not be rendered as a link!Note: add ; return false to the end of the onclick attribute, else it also wants to go to the url defined at the HREF attribute

I get it :)But taking a snapshot at the server? Never heard of it I don't know if grafical actions at a server are allowed, or even possible

Sorry if I don't get the point, but isn't it easier to just upload the file?

Unfortunately radiobuttons, checkboxes and selectboxes are not stylable :)For the checkbox and radio, only the surrounding background, and with the select, only the background of the droplist and the text on it (excluding positioning styles)You can, as said, replace the input elements with own made grafics, but without the niceness of the input's functions

Yes, this thing bothers me too, sometimes... Don't have any clue though :)I already tried to fully write the margin style, but no effect.Anyone?