You forgot to give him the css to use with that. : )

tablebord { border: 1px solid #6E94B7; }

I wouldn't use this, however, because it fails to put the borders between cells.

If you want to...

Thanx for the solution, Lafinboy

I'm not sure what to tell you, I don't do work with tables, they are pretty much my HTML arch-nemesis. :(

As felgall said, the preferred method of doing colours is via CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). You can also take the border off images via CSS also. Here is an example. My comments are marked out by /*...

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" style="width: 150px; background-color: #999999;">
<tr>
<td style="width: 1px; text-align: left; background-color: #999999">
<img...

I don't think align="" is valid XHTML 1.0 coding. style="text-align: " is, however.

Oh yeah that would work too >_< Sry I wasn't thinking. If you're using php, just do this.

<?php include("path/to/footer.html") ?>

wherever you want your footer to be.

That link requires a login/password.

I am not sure how to convert it to opera, but in that example is the tag just float: bottom?

xhtml is just web standard compliant html.

Learning xhtml is a good way to make sure you always use proper syntax in any language you learn in the future.

Try using fonts that both OS's use commonly... first pick for alot of websites is Verdana. I personally use this CSS tag for my fonts:

body { font-family: Verdana, Arial, Georgia; }

Is it possible to make a randomly encoded url, that is usable only once? If so... I would do it that way, every time the user logs in, the url to get to said page is encoded differently. And every...

I'm pretty sure this can be done with javascript to change the css properties of the td..

Just for cuddlers89 (http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/member.php?u=4814)'s information: You don't necessarily need a hexidecimal code for color, you can also use the color name for most basic...

Yep! and if all else fails, it can probably be done easily in flash, too. :)

Are you speaking of the combo boxes? If so I believe those, and radio buttons and checkboxes can be modified to images via javascript if I am not mistaken.

I can't remember the site I read about...

Does your remote host support php?

Frames will soon be outdated and replaced by table designs and table-less designs (CSS). If you wish to really excel in the field of web design; choosing a CSS based path would be my opinion in where...

<form action=page.php method=post>
<input type=text name=var>
<input type=text name=var2>
</form>


You could export the content of that form as $var and $var2.

Can be done in php, when yuo name the form's field, then you can export that as a $name variable.

<strong>

I did a google search and I came up with the following stuffs:



and

<strong> is XHTML compliant I think

(Something to that effect, but both tags accomplish the same thing)