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Jack McKalling

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  1. I know exactly what you mean, and what you want.Unfortunately, the code you request is the "Highlight cells" one form iFusion (some code forum for Invisionfree) and it is too big for me to remember and to write it down here. You might want to become a member of the forums over there though, so you can do it all by your self :)And of cours LOADS of other professional scripts, codes, hacks and RPGs, all work fine for InvisionFree boards, but most of them adjustable for own website use.Go here: http://s9.invisionfree.com/iFusionAnd have fun
  2. anchor elements, <a>, are no good for this situation. Only to jump to other areas insite a document, or other documents.To use it for special javascript on a page, use <span> or at least, include the required attributes but then it won't work for you anymore, so here explanation: <a href="some_document.htm" target="_top" onclick='show popup; return false'>Any tekst</a>The href and target are required to valid it as a link (clickable). With onclick you are able to redirect when clicked, with javascript, but the script inside that attrubute MUST end with: To disable the trip to the page you defined with href This way, you also can just write the text in href you want to be shoew when hovering the 'link'
  3. So this is what a document will look like:Mainly written in HTML. This is the language that tells the browser what to show.Second, inside the Html you might find JavaScript (or vbscript, js is better). This is the languange that tells the Html how to be manipulated.At last, if you are allowed to use it on the server, you can add PHP to it. This is the language that tells the server how to write the JavaScript or Html, depends on the placement of the php-element. Telling something to the server has its advantages and disadvantages: it does not allow the user to see what the code is and it does the working on the server, but on the other hand, too much might couse mayor slowings.Good luck
  4. Jack McKalling

    Tables

    Maybe it is that you thought the table wouldn't expand, but it did and that the cell was the one that didn't. You should add the 100% to the cell too, so it would fill its parent table
  5. If you say color is 'black', and put in the hex of white in the background color it will be sort of negative standard page with letters White in black. Or didn't I understood you? This would be valid though..I mean, both hex and colorname aren't possible to give for both same property, so it is or the text color (color:...) or the background (background-color:...).
  6. This day, which is my last one active like this, I overposted so much, I overcame the admin :)Just ONE more total post then him, me at top of the Overal Top Ten List LOL!Edit: oeps, it was Alzable I meant, who has more posts than the admin Even better
  7. Which one :)Html allowes both, Xhtml only <object>.New browsers use onle <object> in Xhtml, the nested <embed> would not regocnised. In Html old browsers, just the opposite :)I am confused
  8. I have read the Flash tut one time, but a friend told Flash uses its own language, how is that?Can we learn that language? (yes, more languages, I can't get enough lol)If so, it would be less expensive: no book to buy, no software to buy, no big download.. And easier to have exactly the flash you need :(I came up with this idea when the target did not do what I want. If I have a flash movie with two clickable areas (buttons), are they both then possible to execute javascript on the same body? My friend denied, as he already knew Flash has its own language... :DIs that correct?
  9. Sorry, but I don't undrstand? What is the difference between Schema and Xstl, in the meaning of usement?Or can I learn that after reading the tutorials :DI thought they were both for styling Xml, aren't they?
  10. Untill (or is it "until"? ) I learned more about PHP I don't like to learn SQL :(Any more with me? It is not a difficult language (SQL) though, but in my SQL-inexperienced opinion, it hasn't much use without php :)No offence, but, well, this is wat I think :)So I am excited to learn it, I hope PHP tut will be fixed soon to the recent requests
  11. I think I am the most frequent visitor of W3schools.com, of hole my country
  12. Is there any difference between these two? :(When not, what is the difference between this and Basic? Basic is some nice language for Grafical Calculators like TI-83+, it is meant for dudes who don't do programming, or game-making freakies (like me ) :)My teacher advised turning to Visual Basic when I asked for help with some Basic game, I never tried the program he game me though.
  13. This: Is really, and I mean really cool!! :)But there isn't much explained about it though :(It is in the JavaScript tutorial, HTML DOM object reference, Window-object, the last example.Nothing more Only its syntax... Can it be more explained? I want to use it more efficiently, like opening a file in it. Or like as a tooltip Whatever, but how all?The specs for its location is not difficult. But the others do. Please
  14. Nooo, that really couldn't be it What does, I have no clue sorry
  15. I was wondering too, for I only use Xhtml in my documents :)So I happen to know the answer, only there is one minor (actually a mayor) point there...You could use just an <object> element only, without the <embed>, but other browsers than IE would not recognise the whole thing. So what, IE is used whidely Try this code:
  16. I've had exactly the same before, only then it was because of the colornames that I used, instead of the hexvalues. The names are not valid according to the validator...Else, I don't know what is wrong Your CSS seems totally and completely valid
  17. I think it is like this:There is a Reply button and a Quote button. The Quote gives additional info to the Reply one, if the former post should be quoted that is.If it should, the Quote button says "+" else "-", am I right? :)
  18. No really, only the site has to be
  19. Jack McKalling

    <frameset>

    Almost right... Do not mention the slashes at the ends, they are for both Html and Xhtml validation.
  20. Indeed :)Xml is harder than Xhtml yes, but different. Xhtml is for (with cooperating CSS) both structure, content and style.Xml on the other hand, is for structure and content only (but you might use some CSS similar language)Xml is not like Html a translation of a page, but more an arrangement of its content. That would mean different elements are not in the axact order, order is not important.For that, it is completely different to Html languages we are used to, and if I would turn over to that one I even have to learn the styling language too... That is two languages at the same time, no good :(use Xhtml instead, with easy CSS
  21. What do you mean?Click here to see
  22. I understand, but I won't use Xforms unless I turn over from Xhtml to Xml :)Xml is too difficult for me yet because of its stylesheets that are not in CSS, but even another language.And Html Forms don't need another language. :)Xforms is just more Xml then Xhtml...
  23. Well mentioned :)I am doing some things like that too, so would be great if the variables in URLs would be explained somehow
  24. Maybe it would look nicer when the categories etcetera are less in width, and the maintitles with some gradients? It is al so whide
  25. Could you please stop quoting my name? :)Edit: @ below \/\/ Lol
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