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eTianbun

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  1. Well to ME, when it comes to vector graphics, Corel DRAW is the #1 and when it comes to raster graphics, Adobe photoshop is #1.
  2. e.g: height:500px;width:300px
  3. Position property, should not be used that way! Here is an example, on how to do it:HTML: <ul id='Social'><li><a href="facebook.com/username"> <img src="facebook.ico"/></a></li><li><a href='twitter.com/username'> <img src='twitter.ico'/></a></li></ul> CSS: ul#social li{float:left; list-style-type:none; margin-left:10px;}
  4. eTianbun

    css "div".

    Have you read the toturial at w3schools.com?
  5. When will this conversation STOP? Lol...
  6. The error is from where you copied the code from!
  7. <head><body><img src='../../../wanp...'... onlick="getFilePathFromDialog();"/> <input type='text' id='filepath'...>... The part marked with RED should be 'onClick' and not 'onlick'.
  8. That should work though! Why not paste your code here, and lets see if you are missing something?
  9. I dont realy get you! If you dont want text between the <a> tags, why put it?
  10. Display the <a> tags an block element.example: <a href="home.html" style='display:block'><!--No text needed here!--></a>
  11. Thats currect bro, but since those properties represent HTML element's attributes, i think it can also be called attributes (Just my own opinion).
  12. Just position a link inside the key hole.EXAMPLE: <a href='home.php' style='display:bock; width:100px; height:200px; position:absolute; left:300px; top:30px'></a> -OR-Use image <map>
  13. Dont realy get what you are saying, but can u provide your code? Maybe that can explain better.
  14. Ok, for me, i think it's enough eduardlid! Since HE claimed to know the answers and never copied, then we should accept that he truely got the answers. But eduardlid, note that when you ask any question on this forum again, and we give you a simple answer that you claim to already, and still, you dont understand, then there will be no more reply for that particular topic.
  15. It doesn't work that way, you need (let say) a php script to perform that action.
  16. I dont get what you mean, explain in a clear terms.
  17. Hint: box-shadow: [x-position] [y-position] [blur] [spread] [color] [inset/outset]
  18. ??? Well, he was only trying to HELP! I Guess you are not interested in LEARNING.
  19. It is possible: [title="oh what a fine day"]{color:red}
  20. Have you tried [Ctrl+R] in that same IE?
  21. Nobody is perfect bro! You can select elements by attribute, known as attribute selector.EX:[title]{color:green} /*Will select/style all element with title attribute.*/
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