Moridin

Oh sorry, I though it only conserned a spam topic not a community category.I must say that my suggestion is a bit bigger, incorporating both such forums as General, computers, media or similar.

Have you ever considered adding a community section to this forum? I know, I know most people say something like "This forum was created for disussing _____, not general". Although a community section will strenghten the community tenfolds. Trust me. Although More activiy -> bigger forum -> more things to be attracted towards -> more visits -> more clicks on ads(?)

I belive you can give reputation as a comment, but not give points if that option is used.Although registrating-to-abuse-rep-system is one possibility.

1. Inline CSS2. Internal stylesheet3. External stylesheet4. Browser deafult.Your code is a bad idea and non-valid as they are both 1.- Moridin

"Yes, 100%"

There is no way that it can increase spamming as it is not build on post count. It is users giving reputation to users. There is even a feature that restricts reputation/day and minimum post count for giving reputation.

We could make a vote, couldn't we? Shall I attach a poll? (how can I actually?)

How about just telling them to click "Save As" or simple compress the file?- Moridin

If your background image is transparent use only this line for background-related for body

background: #E2E2E2 url(body-bg.gif) repeat;

You can easily make a very basic graident using Microsoft Word and Paint. If you have about 600 USD you can buy Photoshop. If you want a free image editor, I would like to suggest Paint.NETDownloadGradient TutorialIf you do not want to make it for yourself, please post specifications on colors, size etc. and I will make one for you.- Moridin

I think that reputation will increase the willingness to help on some level. After all "spam help" gets negative reputation. It is like a permanent, vieable record of the actions of members.

if they are not organized into topics they will b hard to search. Even large blogs are divided into categories for searching.

I cannot emphasize enough that my username is Moridin, not "Mordon, "Moridine", "Moridian" or any other version of it. This happens to me a lot.A forum with user written articles is one options, although a collection of non-topic articles are more professional and accesible in my opinion.

i think its a good idea, maybe it could have a wiki or would people leave the normal tutorials?

I suppose you can use some variant of the if-else javascript script.

<script type="text/javascript"><!--if( location.href == "That_page_where_you_want_it_underlined" ){document.write("<span style="text-decoration: underlined;">HTML for the normal link here</span>")}else{document.write("HTML for the normal link here")}//--></script>

My advice to you is to get an open source like phpBB, install it and work with it (adding modifications etc.). That is one of the best ways to learn as you get a feel for PHP, instead of looking at half-done code.- Moridin

I would highy advice you not to use the mailto: link as bots spider websites to collect email addresses for their spam/virus mailing lists. Do something like this:

someone [at] w3schools [dot] com

My advice to you would be not to use frames at all. You can use rather simple CSS to create the requires effect.- Moridin

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type="application/x-shockwave-flash" /></object>

Yes, there is. You could use the PHP include or require function.- Moridin

It's a pretty good idea. Would be nice to have some various, often-used answers to repeated questions, but then that would almost defeat the purpose of W3S itself...

How to give a generic font-family:

font-family: African, Arial, Trebuchet MS, Sans-Serif, Georgia, Courier;

There is a specific modification for IPB 2.x.x that allows people to submit articles (not the blog feature that can be bought together with the IPB 2.x.x).