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shannonlasell

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  1. I am trying to make a center part of my web page stretch with the content (background-image:repeat;), and so I was using table to keep all parts together and <div> tags inside to do the stretching. I think i will remove the tables and use <div>'s only now. Getting real tired of working around everything (damn you Bill Gates).
  2. Well.....I have a problem.i want to make <div> tag go left and stay left, inside a <td>. this works fine in Firefox, but not in IE (damn those bastards).i have a float attribute on the <div> on the right and I have a position:relative;left:0; on the left <div>.i know i can use <td align="left">. However the align attribute is deprecated, as well as is the <center> ( which was a fav. for me). I need a freekin guru. Can i get crafty with some javascript maybe.( i know, wrong section).i need help. please.
  3. you should first creat <div> tags for each table data cell then using the-> position: (absolute/relative); top/bottom: #px/%; left/right: #px/&; <-- to place everything the way you want it. Your main problem is going to be centering the <div> tags. You will ok using properties -> align="left/center/right" <- you will want your image in one <div> tag and everything else in another <div> tag. Now it looks like you will want to use the float properties using css to make your image on the left and your content on the right.try something like this:---------------------------html-----<div id="left"> <img src='name.gif' ...........</div><div id="right"> text images more text or whatever</div>------------------------css---#left { }#right { float:left; // This will make your second div tag flush up to your first div tag.}---------------keep on reading your CSS bible and try google sometimes, but W3schools usually will have an answer for you somewhere in their tutorials. hope that gets you started.
  4. shannonlasell

    IRC

    i haven't found any IRC channels for Website design questions and answers. Maybe W3schools would like to host this type of service, for IRC users.
  5. So, in conclusion, Microsoft sucks!Seriously though, I think I figured it out. If I text-align:center; every container that holds what i am centering, and I set a margin:auto; for everything inside the container then it looks normal.for example:stylesheet:-----------body { text-align:center; // for IE}table { margin:auto; // for Browsers that make more sense than IE}----------------------------page.html:-----------<html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" /> </head> <body> <table> <tr> <td>Internet Explorer Sucks!</td> </tr> </table> </body></html>
  6. I know exactly what you mean. ....uhg.
  7. shannonlasell

    PHP

    I have learned, if you have <b>Macromedia Dreamweaver</b>, then you may preview your php scripts in this. However, you are limited to what you can preview, such as: sending email via form actions (example: submit button).
  8. if have found that the <b>margin:auto;</b> does not center the table in IE.Does anybody have any alternate ideas?
  9. I have noticed that align="center" and <center> are deprecated. I have found that using CSS that I may align-text: center; however, this does not work with tables.I could use CSS to give a ( left: #%; ). I was wondering what options (Total) that are available in doing this.
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