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  1. Really a problem.There is an official twitter: http://twitter.com/w3foolsPS: Using this account a little more cause I cant post with my new account yet. =/
  2. To be honest... this is not my account...I was in a hurry to post a comment here and didn't have an account so I found this account on bugmenot.com and made the post.Have just created an account here as PutzKipa so I will not use this account anymore.
  3. Yup, it helped me a lot.And I like the style and the simplicity of the www.w3schools.comThat's why I got concerned when I saw the site w3fools.com and came here to let people know.
  4. No, I'm not one of the authors of the w3fools.comI just saw it on twitter and came here to let people know.
  5. I suggest you to take a look at http://w3fools.com/And try to make your material better.I used the w3schools a lot when I was learning html and css 4 years ago.I wish you luck.
  6. turtle

    javascript

    helloI would like to create js to use with opera forvarious reasons:I would like to autofill specific forms, to autoclickspecific buttons, autoremove specific parts of awebpage, autosave specific text and links from awebpageis there a tool that will guide me with GUI method tocreate such scripts?I mean a GUI to select eg the form I want toautocomplete and then generate the appropriate codethanks
  7. Hey guys... I'm learning PHP, i know html and css.. though its been a LONG time from the last time i used it... So if you can can you look at this:Notes:What im trying to do, is have it show how many files i have listed in each string.. which php adds... in the Upper Right Hand Corner.... basically this: "History = $fhis Math = $fmath Science = $fsci English = $feng Computer= $fcomp" So if you guys know a way to make a cool looking box in the upper-right hand corner, please give me the code!!!!Thanks..... <html><head><title>Files</title></head><body><style type="text/css">div.files{border:2px double gray;right: 5px;vertical-align:top;}table.files {border:3px double blue;right: 10px;vertical-align:top;height:70px;width:100px;}</style><?php$his = "<h1>";$ehis = "</h1>";$math = "<h2>";$emath = "</h2>";$sci = "<h3>";$esci = "</h3>";$eng = "<h4>";$eeng = "</h4>";$comp = "<h5>";$ecomp = "<h6>";$fhis = 0;$fmath = 0;$fsci = 0;$feng = 2;$fcomp = 0;$total = $fhis + $fmath + $fsci + $feng + $fcomp;echo "There are $total files stored in our records";?><div id=files><table id="files"><tr><td><?php echo "History = $fhis Math = $fmath Science = $fsci English = $feng Computer= $fcomp"; ?> </td></tr></table></div></body></html>
  8. hi,I saw nothing about different content types in the XHTML section.(In fact, w3schools.org pages are served as text/html, not as xml.)I recommand those readings about the importance of content-types in XHTML :* http://www.webdevout.net/articles/beware_of_xhtml.php* http://hixie.ch/advocacy/xhtmlIn short, when you send XHTML as text/html (and IE shows a download prompt if you send the correct content-type), the browser parses it as an HTML document, and it understands new things like the self-closing tags as old HTML errors. So it's even harder to parse than an old well-formed HTML document.Served as text/html, XHTML is as useful as HTML4.01 strict, maybe a little more strict, even if you can write strict HTML4.01 documents too.XHTML is really needed when you need to mix multiple XML documents, as XHTML+MathML+SVG (see http://www.w3.org/TR/XHTMLplusMathMLplusSVG/ ).I hope it'll help tou to correct your XHTML lessons.Good luck.
  9. Also, again, sorry and thanks..... if i wanted to keep the styles in the css would i just copy and paste it, or does something work diffrent with external styles?html, body {margin:0; padding:0; width:100%; height:100%; overflow:hidden;}#background{position:absolute;z-index:1; width:100%; height:100%;}#scroller {position:absolute; width:100%; height:100%; top:0; left:0; overflow:auto; z-index:2;} #content {padding:5px 300px 20px 200px;}
  10. ok, also whats with the layers, is that what IE doesnt support?because the image is the top layer....
  11. confused, whats with all the code?thanks!
  12. also doesnt that leave the picture in the top layer, it is for me, how to i make it a lower layer?to put text over.
  13. cool! thanks, also do you know how to may text stay at the bottom of the page, through a scroll
  14. yes it is, want to tell me how to do it? :-d
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