By default, divs are block level elements, and won't allow other elements to lay next to them. You can fix this by setting the inner divs style to either float:left and float:right, or you can use...

Change your css back to what you had before and then add this:

ul ul{
padding-left:20px
}

Adjust the padding to your needs.

Your code is correct. The problem is the * in the css. Particularly the padding. With * {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}you've reset the padding of all elements to 0. By default, the browser adds...

So are you wanting the link content to fill the white box?

I would need a link to the page to see exactly what's happening, but yes it can be done with javascript.

It's the nesting order of the elements. For instance:

p .red { color:red }
would apply a style to elements nested in p tags with the class="red" like below:
<p>The following span is <span...

You'll need some type of ftp (file transfer protocol) software. This will allow you to move your files from your local machine to the server that the site is hosted on. Most web editors like...

li-list item; ul- unordered list; They are used to create a list in html.
Read more at http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_li.asp

It's just a bunch of divs nested together with an external CSS file. You should be able to view the source code and see how it is done. You'll also want to look at the css file to see how the...

Not a big fan of google (http://www.google.com/search?q=download+microsoft+expression+web+2&btnG=Search) I take it.

Just a wild guess, http://www.microsoft.com/expression/

Also, if you are...

www.w3schools.com will hold your hand through every step. By the time you're done there, you won't need any of the other links mentioned.

Put the background attribute before the background image. This has to do with the order the browser applies the attribute styles in. I would also try to get away from using all caps for the...

In XHTML, the background and bgcolor attributes have been deprecated. This is because they can easily be implemented with css. If you want it to validate, use

<td...

Yes, it's done with the css z-index attribute. The highest z-index goes on top. Read more here (http://webdesign.about.com/cs/css/a/aazindex.htm?rd=1).

Surround the filename in double quotes:
Click Save As
Filename: "default.css"

These are inline styles. Dreamweaver will do something similar. It will create a class for the element and embed the styles in the head of the document. This will look like:
<style type="text/css">...

What about something like this (http://www.activewidgets.com/examples/2.5/basic.htm)?

So you want a 50x50 image to fit inside a 25x25 cell? It sounds like you are trying to fit 48 ounces of water into a 24 ounce bottle. I'm sorry but I'm not understanding what you ask.

IE is retarded. Here's (http://www.webfx.nu/dhtml/collist/implementation.html) what I've found regarding the scrollable tbody element.

It's called a textarea.

<textarea rows='5' cols='42'>
Put whatever you'd like to be inside the textarea here</textarea>

To make the box wider, increase the cols value. To make it taller,...

Use javascript:
<script type="text/javascript">
if (navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")
{
document.write('If you are using an outdated version of internet explorer your browser...

The reason is that each browser applies its own default stylesheet to your page. What this means is that each browser adds a certain amount of margin, padding, line height... to each element. The...

No, CSS is not hard to learn but, it does take time to master. You'll catch the basic concepts in a day or so but, because you can manipulate the design in so many different ways, it will take a...

You want something like this? This textbox clears when the user clicks it.
<input type="text" onfocus="this.value=''; this.onfocus=null;" name="notes" value="enter ticket number here" />

I can't stand frames but, the only solution I can think of would be to use them. Otherwise the document content will refresh on each page change.

If you have a common style sheet that's used throughout the site, it's not hard to center your pages. Absolute position the body. Add the following attributes to the body:
body{
position:absolute;...

It's not pretty nor creative but is Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict:

<ol>
<li style="font-size:24px">
<span style="font-size:12px">This text is 12px. The bullet number is 24px.</span>
</li>
<li>
<span...

You have to upload the images to the server. Notice how Ohio.gif works but the other 2 images dont. Here's the path to Ohio.gif :
http://www.ohiochirorelief.com/ohio.gif
You need to put the 2...

External css should not contain style tags (<style type = "text/css"></style>) at the beginning and end like they do when putting them inline. If the styles aren't showing up, they probably aren't in...