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What do you mean by

"I can't read the install instructions on my Mac!

? Is it not a WYSIWYG web design software? Is it that different from other softwares you install?

So Called Was just trying to make you understand that the title of a post, should reflect the post... Well i dont realy care about the title of a post, as long as the post is readable/understandable, no prob.

This is an example of a drop down menu:

<select><option>Select country:</option><option>US</option><option>UK</option><option>CA</option></select>

While the one you have there, is an ordinary menu.

What drop down menu are you talking about? The only thing i see there, is <UL> (un-ordered list), which is just an 'ordinary menu' (list of items). A 'Drop-down menu' is created with <select> tag.

EX:

<embed src="myVideo.wmv">

-OR-

<object width='300' height='300' data='myVideo.wmv'></object>

Well the title matters, if you want quick response... NEXT time, just try to make the title act as a summary, and dont just write "Quick question".

Thanks for the response, I guess what I meant to say was if you didn't make website, would you pay for it?

Why not, atleast i cant make, or can i?

Are you through with this site? If yes, i would not pay for it, as it is, because i make sites too (just like ingolme said), but also note that so may people will pay as it is, because they dont know how to make one.

window.pageYOffset

Is it that you just want the chat box to be the only place where 'enter' key is not accepted?

Let me give you just one advise. If you realy believe that what you want to do, ll generate profit, then GO ahead, start the business with the little you have. after you start it, and people see that you are realy serious, then you dont have to beg for partners, they just beg to join you.

Create containers (<div>s) float one left and the other one right (making it two <div>s).EX:CSS:

div#left{width:300px;height:600px;float:left;background:gray}div#right{width:900px;height:600px;float:right;background:red;text-align:center}

HTML:

<div id="left"></div><div id="right"><img src='image.gif'/></div>

You're located in Nigeria, right?

Just a question: Why did you ask if the OP is located in Nigeria? What's happening there?

Try Using <a> tag instead of the <div> tag, display it as block element, and use onfocus attribute. Ex:

<a style='display:block' onfocus='triggeClick(this)'

You mean backlink (a link from externer site(s))?

<select onChange='window.open(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value);'...

Without the code, how do u xpect anyone to tell you what is wrong?

Does addValidation() returns a string? Just asking, coz i dont realy understand what you have there!

can you tell me about flash please. it that for raster or is that something totally different? when i had to reformat i couldnt view pages unless i installed flashed

It's a vector/raster animation software, used to create animations. It manipulates vector/raster graphics, to create an animation (Like moveable images).

Is notepad++ the same as notepad being a text document but with more features? is this worth a download?

Yes, its a source code editor and an advanced Notepad!

I dont get you, is it that you want apostrophe (') to be among the value of attribute?

(') = '

You need to start with just text editor (like Notepad), so you can grab the basis... For graphics, emmmmmm... photoshop is ok for Raster (?), while corelDraw is good for Vector (?)...I dont know about gimp, but its also a Raster graphics software (just like photoshop), but photoshop is better (My own opinion).

The onsubmit should be in the <form> tag, not <input>.

If I would increase the <div> container, the background would repeat; the original size of the background is 340 x 284 px...

I dont realy GET you! As said before, there must be extra space inside the <div>, for the <iframe> to be centered. If you dont want the background-image to reapeat (if thats what you meant), add:

background-repeat:no-repeat;

to the <div> CSS.

...CodeName, so I should rename </img> to <img/>...

No, just remove </img> completely!