melcebu
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thanks I was pasting from word now realise what I did wrong
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I've been trying to justify text left and right with the word spacing differing like the option in a word sheet but cant find a way of doing it I've searched this site with justify and word spacing but to no avail. would be grateful of any help
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I did a site for a mate in Australia some time ago it was ok but now says the text on his pc has gone haywire on a couple of pages it looks ok on my laptop and when I verified it on this site it passed, I tried this block text and he says that looks fine now.
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I have just started to make a site using much more text than images I made a transparent block on a image maker and then pasted all the text on each block onto that.. It was much quicker than using a notebook with all the codes etc but it seems too simple it looks ok when I open it in all the browsers.
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ok thanks not going to be a problem now i know its not me doing something wrong
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on the longest line of text it looks ok in ie but in google the last word would drop down onto the next line unless I increase the width
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I have used a div for text using .text_d{ border:0px solid blue;font-size:23px;width:90%; margin-top:20px;margin-bottom:10px;margin-right:auto;margin-left:auto; } the text looks fine I internet explorer and firefox but needs to be about 93% to accommodate all the text in google
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this is what i did checked it i ie firefox and chrome it looks ok .text{border:0px solid blue;width:70%;margin-top:10px;margin-bottom:10px;margin-left:23%;margin-right:7%;} <div class="text"align="justify">all of the text</div>
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i have been looking at putting a block justified text in the centre of the page is using a box the best option.
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i was using .body{margin:20px;min-width:1100;}then {margin:20px;min-width:900;}the auto worked fine when i removed the margins i had round the images but i have never used the width only on individual images and boxes.does it go in the body tag?
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iv'e been asked to put two images before and after at the top of the page they are both 430px wide, she did not want them reducing but that looks the only option now.
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i used the min-width:1100px in the body tag and that is fine on a pc but when i tried it on a notebook the full page did not fit on the page tried the min-width at 900px but it still not work most pro sites are ok on the notebook.
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to be honest i think the course i did was a bit dated and it was inexpensive, looked in my course notes and the rd i used they call contextual selectors so perhaps they are obsolete now.
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got the <rd> from the online course they taught me to use 3.rd{color:red}<div class="rd">text</div> #{color:red}<div id="rd">text</div> rd{color:red}<rd>text</rd>
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using the doctype <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <head><meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" >is it possible to write text in two colours i have tried using elements like <rd></rd> inside divisions but the validator would not accept this.when i tried an id inside a div it would not print on the same line.the original<div class="tex">some text<rd>red text</rd>more text</div>looks ok online but as i said this validator will not accept it.
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sorry i think i worded that wrong what i meant is that i put everything down on word then copied it to notebook before saving as html, i tried the 30 day trial of dreamweaver but apart from the cost decided as i was only doing this for fun using a cut and paste method would be defeating the object anyway i seem to be learning something new every day this way.
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can i buy or download anything that will do the coding automatic on notepad as most of the stuff i've done was copied and pasted from microsoft word one page took me ages to put in all the codes,
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on the first page i used the doctype <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 transitional//EN" "DTD/xhtmll-transitional.dtd"> when i tried to check this in the validator it would not work so i changed to the recomended<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">this was ok in the validator but it told me the character encoding was wrong, both of these seem to work when i published the site so what i need to know is as i will only doing this for fun and not as a pro is does this really matter. if i do need the coding recomended as utf-8 does it go as part of the doctype.
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its ok sorry to bother you my neice found it it's something called i want this it had somehow installed itself on my system i've uninstalled it now and things look ok
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i just updated a web site and when i uploaded the html files by overwriting the old ones ads appeared on certain words as if i had created a link they are floating ads from a company called tex enhance for a mobile phone it is possible to get rid of them.
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thanks for that i think this old laptop i'm using could be the problem as when i look at some pro sites like dream templates the page is too big for this screen but ok on a pc. my friends son has asked me to do a site for him for his sons christening pictures could you recomend a tutorial on here that would help me float or position pics and captions to both left and right of a page i tried it with some old pics and it looked ok in ie but not good when you opened it with firefox.thanks again for your help
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tried using min-width with percentage instead of pix but does not work, can i make page fit on to smaller screen ie older smaller laptop and still scroll
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thanks i will have to look at more of the tutorials on here in future before i do things, thanks again
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i have done a web using absolute for positioning but had problems and was advised to use float and margins now the pages look ok in the browser until i press the minimise button to compress the page then the images blend into each other is there a simple way to stop this i have noticed with pro web pages if you minimise the page a scroll appears on the bottom.
