Nomad,

I would do it with <h1> and <h2> tags, thus making the two lines independent of each other. I think you will find that the :first-line approach will superimpose its 3.5em on the 1.8em...

Sid,

But of course, I'm being stupid.

Just use a regular <input type="button" ...> instead, and script it to give a submit action.
<input type="button" name="login" value="Login"...

Sid,

In that case I don't think you can avoid it. At least not in IE, which renders the effect as something in addition to the normal box-model.

If you set border-width to something large - eg....

Sid,

The effect you describe is designed to indicate which button's action will be triggered if the user hits enter when a form element has focus.

Personally I think this is a good idea as it...

I'm sure you're right URO. I tested quickly in IE6 which is not the most representative of browsers (to put it politely).

Airshow

There's a problem with using "rules" to control a table's appearance - namely that the HTML specification doesn't specify what the appearance should be and each browser renders differently.
...

Ytregnn,

"take away"?

Best way is to serve the table without the row you don't want.

Airshow

You should never need to rely on the order in which form data appears in the POST/GET.

Server-side, you should (CGI?) be able to loop through with an incrementing counter (1 to 130), by which you...

JerieLsky,

I think this is the same problem as the one reported here (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread206595.html).

After a bit of research I found a completly "unguessable" solution ....
...

Harry010,

This technique is generally called a "sprite".

The pseudo class :hover only applies to clickable links, not divs, therefore try :

<a class="myImage" href="#" >My link</a>

If you...

Stvrich,

Live hosting is beyond my personal experience. I run Apache on my development computer, which serves to just two other computers (for testing purposes) across my LAN (4 port Netgear...

When the term host was first coined, I think it was envisaged as a single computer - a server. Now, networking and serving technologies have developed so much that a host is now very often a whole...

In an internet HTTP url, the first portion "http", is the protocol, followed by "://".

The next portion, up to the next "/", is the host, comprising a hostname and optional port, separated by a...

Kako,

I think that's either a Dreamweaver or FronPage template - I can't tell which. So you need to be working in either Dreamweaver or FronPage to use it, in which case it will look after you...

Kako,

Divs are not layers.

They are general purpose block elements - ie, they are rectangular and stack vertically on the page [ in the y (height) dimension not z (depth) ].

Netscape...

Another thing ..... you will most probably have to do the css positioning thing as per a-Bob's post. By all means try it in a table first - it may just work.

Css positioning is a bit tricky if you...

Chorcho,

Wait a mo', I've just found something on the web .....

There's an indication that swfs can be forced into the DOM as per regular html elements such that they will obey css z-index....

In that case you could create a JPG version of the guitare and use it as a background image with the Back button on top.

Not too tricky but please ask if you need help with it.

Airshow

Chorcho,

I can think of two solutions. Unfortunately I'm sure that neither is what you want to hear!

1. Use a regular JPG, GIF or PNG in place of the .swf. You can achieve very similar...

Gackerman,

You could use an inline style like this:
<div dojoattachpoint="_embedGroupButton" class="embed_group button" style="display:none">Embed</div>
or put the style in a style sheet:...

Lisan,

Bite the bullet. Use a table.

Airshow

And by the way, you are now responsible for Perry Como going round and round in my head:

"What did Della wear boy, what did Della wear? ......"

And that's probably the best pun in the whole...

DH,

I think I've got it and you are going to kick yourself.

On the root page, there's some javscript right at the bottom which appears to write some HTML to the page. This includes an image map...

Nope - sorry again. Have to withdraw that last suggestion.

External image maps were in the HTML specification when I first started using HTML (mid 90s) but were never widely supported. I think...

dh,

Sorry that was misleading. I just took a phone call, which stopped me getting back here sooner.

My own local file with your HTML in it works fine in IE and FF.

With your site, it's...

Image map works fine here dh, in FF and IE6.

<loses train of thought watching Cavendish's 4th stage win in Tour de France>

I think the fact it works for you in /forums/ and not in /root is...

Dholt,

Your code should work in FF too and actually does so on my computer (FF 3.0.11; Win 2000) but I had to create my own PNG image first as the link to yours yielded nothing.

IE doesn't care...

Unambiguous : use CSS.

Airshow

Toddsmith,

Tables and their cells have a transparent background by default, therefore parent element's background-color shines through. For white tables you must explicitly set table, td, th...

I knew there must be someone somewhere who made a career of it ;)

Bob, I didn't think of looking for an online resource. That's much quicker.

Veledrom, unless you enjoy the challenge of doing it my way (and have the time), go with Bob's method.

Airshow

Veledrom,

Here's what to do:

Create a directory on your computer named "rescue".
Copy and paste html file below (complete with its javascript) to a new text file and save as "index.html" in...