jlhaslip
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div.linksleft{float: left;margin-left: -225px; // delete this. It is pushing the left sidebar too far leftmargin-top: 50px;line-height: 10px;width: 150px;height: 200px;position: absolute // delete this. Can't float and position absolute, tooz-index: 1;} -
an IE thing.but now thinking of it, I think that PNG is not a supported file type, it is recomended that you stick to gif and jpeg -
Looks fine in IE6/win xp.and the IE5/Mac is busy holding down a stack of paper, or I'd check using that
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#centeredContent {width: 300px;margin-top: 30px; margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;text-align:center;} // IE hack -
something like a tooltip pop-up?try http://www.jlhaslip.trap17.com/tooltips/tooltips.html
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You might want to google on three column layouts using fixed sidebar sizes and a fixed or floating centre column. CSSPLAY.co.uk has a couple designs. There would be several ways to do this. Try to float the left and right columns in their own direction and centre the middle column. Have a look at that approach and let us know how it goes.
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Change the ID #fineprint into a Class ( .fineprint ) . Only one span can use the ID, but the class can be used several times. Tha tmight be enough to confuse the css.And the links are blue, to me.
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and then use some php or asp to process the variable.
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Might want to look at using php to process the form information and then save the info onto a Database or a flat file. Keeping the input on the server would make it more interactive and accessable. Clients are less likely to forget to mail it back, and the results from mailing a form can be a bit ugly.
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check your images. when I look at the page and "save image as", I get an image that looks exactly like the 'pink blob' you describe. Might be something wrong with the image or the location you have them stored at..
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Check out the css atrtributes for Lists.http://w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp#list
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Validation only means you have written the page to the standards required according to the DocType on the page. It has nothing to do with guaranteeing that any or all Browsers will display it exactly as you think it should be displayed. All Browsers are a bit different in their rendering of code. By validating to the Doctype, there will be fewer rendering issues between Browsers is how I look at it.
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I've never heard of xhtml-basic as a DTD. Strict, Transitional and Frameset. Check out the w3schools Tutorials and the w3c.org site for more info.
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Check it in all Browsers. Min - height fails in some.
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Google is your friend.I don't think this forum is for sharing code, but if you have a problem with the code you are using, come and ask a question. This is a Learning site.
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otherwise you get an "out-of-body" experience?
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screen width. So you need to recognize the variation in the screens that could be used. If it looks okay at 1280 wide, it might look goofy at 800px wide. Test the page at different Display settings and using different Browsers, too.
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borrowed this from another Forum for you to look at:http://garyblue.port5.com/webdev/footertest.html
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if(isset($_POST['submitted'])){ //conect to database //update table //check form variables // assign variables}//show the html form where the data is connected//action is to php_selfGoogle on 'php redux'.http://www.peachpit.com/articles/article.a...qNum=2&rl=1
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Can you post the code or a link to the uploaded pages, please.
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Glad to help.This is a perfect example of the nature of compounding errors inside the validator. Solve the ampersand problem and the equal-sign error goes away.
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something like this :
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
Insert this as the very first line of your page. There are other options. This is for an HTML 4.01 STRICT page. Might want to use HTML 4 transitional. Have a look at the w3schools Tutorials for more info.And read this : http://tagsoup.com/cookbook/css/fixed/ to uderstand what you need to do to have IE render position:fxed.
Footer Problem IE5/Win
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Partial screen shot.