PrateekSaxena

I think all of us here are aware of the Simple Quiz that was started by an Cederholm. I thought it would be nice to get the same questions here and have a discussion on the questions. The moderators can give the final verdict for each question.

Stuff like Ctrl+B and Ctrl+I is detected automatically bye IE and FF I believe

how can a normal member become a moderator??

why cant we use <P> for the same?

I did not know that even <H1> was deprecated in xhtml2.0 all my pages are xhtml 1.0 Strict Validated...I have never used <SPAN> in my whole life...I dont even know its use )

Q: Which of the following is more semantically correct? (For the title of a document) 1. <span class="title">This is a Title</span> 2. <h1>This is a Title</h1> 3. <p><b>This is a Title</b></p>So here goes… the first one is a doozy. Sure it’s incredbly obvious — but we have to start somewhere, and should probably make no assumptions.Start Answering !!!!!

So shall we start?@Jonas or aspnetguy: Please post the first question from the link!!

here is an example - <<snip, snip>>

your website is showing internal server error 500

I found out a way with which you can make the popular apple effect through Internet Explorer -

The following tutorial will teach you how to make the reflection part using features from Internet Explorer. First copy this image and take a slice of it of width 1px and height 240px and name it as “headerbg.png” . You will have to make two <H1> tags having the same text but one of them enclosed in a DIV called reflect-

<h1>Prateek Saxena</h1><div id=”reflect”><h1>Prateek Saxena</h1></div>

Now for the “#reflect” DIV. You will have to use the filters that IE provides to do so. Please note that this will not work on Firefox. You will have to write the following CSS for the “#reflect” <DIV> -

#reflect{position: absolute;top:84px;left:20px;filter: flipv alpha(Opacity=10, FinishOpacity=5, Style=3);}

And finally now for the header. Here the “headerbg.png” will come into play. Just write the following CSS for the header and put the <H1> tags inside it.

#header{width: 100%;height: 240px;background-image: url(”headerbg.png”);color: white;padding: 0px;padding-left: 20px;padding-top: 57px;border: solid;border-width:0px;border-bottom-width: 1px;border-color: #404040;}

This will only work with internet Explorer as its makers decided to put this feature in it. As Firefox is completely W3C compliant, everything will look Hotch Potch on FF. If you have any queries relating to this tutorial, leave a comment or email me at prateek.saxena@yahoo.com

I think all of us here are aware of the Simple Quiz that was started by an Cederholm. I thought it would be nice to get the same questions here and have a discussion on the questions. The moderators can give the final verdict for each question. So if I have the permission from the moderators I will soon post the first question!

Thanks..this will be of great help in my new project

BTW - Which website are you using to get jobs...or is it directly?

It may be cheap...but it is really cool hereEven some of my India clients pay me Rs4000 = 92$some of the good that are sold here are cheaper to you know..like a bottle of soda is only 50cent

I dont have any such clipboard problems with Firefox at all and I am using version 2.0.0.1 too!

Well, I am only 15 years old...I did freelance jobs in my summer vacations so that I could buy an iPod. Plus I live in India so the exchange rate for India Rupees is ultimate...so I have not done any job of more than 100$.

All these examples are all fine....but what I am asking is what is the property of the DIV or a LAYER that allows us to scroll through it?

I would do it in a 200USD

ok..thanks all i hv decided to use TITLE but if cozez a problem i might wtire my own tooltip js

I dont think so

so title it is..what I making need to work on IE and FF only so it is not a problem

how do you get the div to scroll when i mousover the scroll down link??

Hello,Is there any way in which a <DIV> that could show a tooltip. I mean the yellow one that is default that comes as the ALT of the images on mousover. I don't want something like this - http://dhtmlgoodies.com/index.html?page=tooltip . Could someone help?

the text has bg as white in FF 2.0.0.1

Thank you so much Jesh, it worked perfectly both on FF 2.0 and IE 6.0I was missing out on overflow