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according to google, 'osx' is part of a mac computer...and since i use a pc, i cant help you..sorry.

if we can see your code, we'd be able to point you in a better direction on getting a footer (which i presume is what your after?)

try removing the height 100% attribute...that should solve it.

hehe..yeah..you did..maybe skemcin likes me better than you :)anyway..Kokishofollow what skemcin has told you. Failing that, bookmark this page then go right back to this page http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.aspthen..when you've learnt the basics, come back to this post and follow skemcins post again.it seems you haven't read anything about html at all

did you try the code?because it does give you a horizontal menu

i've had a look round the internet, and it seems to be the only way to create a way for users to select different stylesheets for a page is to use javascript.Is there a different way of going about this? especially as i only need to alter the size of the text, as the site i'm making is mainly based at people with difficulties with seeing.thanks:)

umm...pen and paper i thinkand why have a poll of the "family guy" and "simpsons"....that has nothing to do with the question your asking besides what programmes your going on about..

thats what i do..although i usually do colours at the same time of writing the css and xhtml to some extent, and then work on them a bit later.images sometimes start off an idea or i build them with a design in mind and design around one image, but that usually doesn't work.

have a look closely in your css and pick out anything to do with#main-contentlook at the border settings and have a play around with them, see what they do.one of the css styles in there gives those gallery images a border, find out which one and take it out.

yeah..its not something i've seen before or seen asked about before..its probably possible using a database but its probably not worth it.

not that i know ofjust create a page, test it in all browsers.most us learn from experience what browsers do with some things etc and we work around it when we come across odd things from time to time.its just one of those things that you have to work around and live with till all browsers display things the way they should be displayed.saying that though..its mainly explorer thats the main one for displaying things incorrectly."build for firefox, tweak for explorer" is one phrase i tend to go by now for most pages i build.

as far as i'm aware this cant be done without using a server side technology such as php.javascript and html alone i highly doubt will be able to do this.

if your looking for somewhere to learn about html and web design, then you've come to the right place.look around the website, and ask any questions you have on this forum:)

try using a relative link as well..put the image in the same folder as the web pagethen you can simply use this<img src="fluitengeltje.jpg" alt="dit is een plaatje" />if firefox isn't opening up images..try a webpage, if they dont work in any website, then you have images turned off.

firefox version 1.5 here:)

looks fine in firefox here...

yeahyou set the height and width and use the "overflow" style in the cssdiv.fixeddiv{width:600px;height:400px;overflow: auto; /* also change to hidden, scroll, inherit, visible */}and the html<div class="fixeddiv"><img src="somehugeimage.jpg" alt="Stupidly Huge image!!" height="500" width="8000" /></div>

to have a different link a different colour to the rest of the page, there are several ways.if its just the one linkin your code you write<a class="link1" href="boringstuff.htm">click here to go to sleep</a><a href="aboringpage.htm">click here to go to sleep even faster</a>and in the css you writea:hover{color:#0000FF;}a.link1:hover{color:#FF0000;}the "link1" class will be a diferent to every other link when you hover over it as it has a seperate class to all the other links.simple:)

zen guide to css (dave shea)bullet proof web design (dan cederholm)web standards and solutions (dan cederholm)are 3 books i got recently and are great:)

it will help if you can show us the website so we can see the code in action:)

well..it all depends on how wide everything is. Without knowing what you want to put on the site, i cant really help you much more then what kinda way you need to go about it.if you have a go at it, mess around a bit with the css, then if you get stuck, post again here and we can point you in the direction.

if you resize the jpg images proportinally..then the pixelenated thingymigig wont happen.say reduce it from 600x600 to 100x100, would give a clear picture, but a 79x51 thumbnail would look a bit horrible

there a few waysone way i've done it, is to position the left hand side absolutley, the middle one absolutley but is has a lquid width as in expands, but with a certain amount of padding on the right hand side, and the right hand side content is position absolutely with the right hand side of the page. this gives you a fluid 3 coloumned design, that works in almost all browser sizes.there is another way but i cant remember now without looking it up.

i presume you mean the scroll bar on the side of the page??if you do, then it depends on how much content and how big the browser is you view it in, and if you have a monitor thats about 8 foot tall

on forums, you see the index page is sometimes kept as/forum/index.php?act=idxwhat does that mean? i'm guessing "idx" means index..but why does it show that? why not just "index.php"i've seen some sites have www1.websitename.comwhat is this www1? or www99?? such as http://www99.epinions.com www1 also works with that site but it redirects to www99.thats the only 2 for now..but i'm sure i can find some more :)thanks:)