eTianbun

Google 'javascript this keyword' and you will get lots of info.

Also Note that <img/> is an empty element and don't have such thing as </img>. Concerning your iframe, it's not centered, because the width of the <iframe>, is thesame as the width of it container (320px).

HERE is an example:.padding{background-color: yellow;width: 340px;height: 260px;padding:10px} <div class="padding"><iframe src="example.com" style="width: 240px; height: 250px; margin:0 auto;"></iframe></div>

There are lots of errors in you code...

any screenSHOT for this?

I guess Its the browser... it works for me tho!

That should work perfectly!

EX: FL=lname.substr(0,1).toUpperCase()RL=lname.substr(1,lname.length)AL=FL+RLalert(AL)

Yes bro, i know, i was refering to the OP, about the last statement (s)he made:

Give the form element width!

exactly, so dont GO start doing something like this:x=(new Object())y=x.property() It's not necessary! You only enclose it with parenthesis, when you want to seperate the the constructed object from its property, in a single line: (new Object()).property()

Not all the time, but in some cases.

http://w3schools...image_sprites

Why do you want this? Is Ctrl+C too difficult to press?

readonly="readonly"

Did you use/click the link you where given?

The <abbr/> defines an abbreviated text, so the reason the title attribute is !mportant and use along with it, is to present it full meaning to humans/marchines. EX:<abbr title='Hypertext markup language'>HTML</abbr> The reason most people choose to use the <abbr/> TAG, is to make the source code more readable for users, who wish to view the source code,etc.

That's an example on how to create a navigation MENU.

A simple link should be what ingolme gave you!EDIT: PS: The <div> is not necessary, since its just a simple link for any one (both those w/t html/css knowledge) to put on their site(s).

Yeah, that's true, but sometimes, one needs to break rule(s), to get a better/desired result...

Use <table> for that!

Why this TOPIC?

Sure, if only you are ready to realy learn!

So if you want to draw/design stuffs like: Logos, banners, etc, you can go for corelDraw, but if you wish to manipulate/design an existing graphic(s), go for adobePhotoshop.