i have been trying to google for a solution on my problem, but no luck yet. i have a ajax modal pop up that i'm using on my asp.net page, but it's not working in Firefox Mozilla or Google Chrome. All...

i'm not sure why it's doing that, because my IE is reading it correctly (without adding any negative margin) but i have to add the negative margin in order for FF to read it correctly. I'll just have...

awe, still no luck. the only change that made was to make sure that IE reads that and doesn't change it when it reads the conditional comments page.

.:Why oh Why:.

thanks for your help, maybe i...

as far as i'm aware, you need to change it either manually, or with the code. the hotspot is (although part of the image) a seperate item on it's own with the code normally situated at the bottom of...

i have two seperate style sheets. one that needs to read FF and Chrome and a seperate style sheet for IE (conditional commenting) to fix all the bugs that IE has, but i now have a problem with Chrome...

well, if you do have a problem that you can't solve, it will let you know where an error (or a couple) is on the CSS. It's mainly for when you are done with your site and you want to make sure that...

or just use W3C CSS validator

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

do you not have a style to your coding, meaning, did you use CSS anywhere?

what exactly is showing up on the left? i checked it in IE and it works fine, so i think you would just need to center align for FF etc.


text-align: center; // for IE
text-align:...

what does your html look like? you also set the border style to your body (which is the outside border you are seeing). you need to style your body as basic and add styles to your tables and divs...

you will need to download Safari and install it on your pc. i'm not 100% sure one how it works, but apparently it runs the same. Otherwise your other option will be to phone a friend with a Mac.
...

The other thing is that you would need to use some more styling for FF and Chrome etc.

Maybe try and include


.sample {
text-align: -moz-center; //alignment for FireFox
text-align:...

you use Java script to style your tool tips. there is some great open source projects available.

i would suggest that you rather use a floated div for that image that you align with css. it won't work correctly if you use a background image if the cell that the picture should be behind is not...

Two style sheets required with one framework. The reason that we include two style sheets is one for Fire Fox, Chrome etc. and one for IE.

IE is the only browser that supports conditional...

i would suggest div's. Tables limit you.

you would have to create two style sheets. one that is set for FF, Chrome etc and then one for IE. you then include conditional commenting on your html...

what software are you using?

in dreamweaver, when you are in source view, just select the "highlight invalid code" button and it'll highlight it for you

you will need to have a conditional comment for IE. for example it should read


body {
text-align: -moz-center;
text-align: -khtml-center;
}

<!--[if IE]>
body {

make sure that you use em or px for the width, and not %, unless your div is in a container?

you'll have to create three 'slices' of an image. a top, middel and bottom, where the top and bottom is a set size and the middel is repeated-y.

hehe :)

i'm not exactly sure where it came from, but that is the current js menu they use, and i need to style it...

wow, i feel like an idiot. it's in a .js file??

so i would assume that it's .JavaScript

i'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but i have a li menu with a sub menu that uses javascript. my normal code for a menu would be for instance:


function mmLoadMenus() {
if...

i'm not completely sure what you are saying, but you can add the following script to your css


.transparentdiv {
filter:alpha(opacity=95);
-moz-opacity:0.95;
...

i'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but i'm having an issue with a title on a mapped area on an image.

i'm using the boxover from Swazz

http://boxover.swazz.org/

It works...

hi Sussy123, hope you figure it out. by the styles i mean for example:


.imagediv { //This will read FF, Chrome etc.
text-align:center;
}

<!--[if IE]> //...

i would suggest that you have it work right in FF and then include extra for IE since IE reads Conditional Comments. you include it like:

<!--[if IE]>
.your class {
your style;...

i would suggest that you rather try all with css. there is some great tutorials out there with css galaries

just have a "/" infront of my source folder, and link to all other folders and subfolders and pages...yeah!!

I have a Java file with sub menu’s that links (via include) to my Master Page. everything works fine, except that the menu is not linking correctly. I have used relative links, but obviously the...

this works for me in IE, Chrome and FF


Your HTML would be


<div class="topdiv"></div>
<div class="containdiv"></div>
<div class="botdiv"></div>

i'm not going to even try this, i have the same problem in one of my pages, but what i did, was just lock it to my screen. so it's always on top of all content, but at the bottom of the screen. i can...

i would suggest that you add another style, comment it out and state that only if it's IE should it read the comment, and in that comment have your footer display correctly in IE.

it depends on how big you want your file size to be, but firstly you can save it perhaps in better quality, like a normal gif/jpg and then import. when you do import, also make sure that your...

Hi, i need to find tutorials or open source projects to build stuff (think it will only be security, which i think that www.asp.net might be able to assist me in a tutorial, but i also need something...

you might want to try this in your html


<embed src="yourmusicfile.mid" autostart="true" loop="true"
width="2" height="0">
</embed>
<noembed>
<bgsound src="yourmusicfile.mid" loop="infinite">...

i think it would be easiest to create a li menu with css styling. for example your html code will be something like:


<ul id="nav">
<li><a href="home.html">Home</a>
<ul>
...

thanks so much for everyones help. i'll first try some of the options, before marking solved! i might still need help on this!

I think the phpBB would be the easiest way out, but i'm not looking...

also make sure that the div or table you have as your header, has no margin-top pushing it down.

also just make sure that you did set your text box as 'multiple'.