Yes I believe you could, sadly I have never worked with it so I cant offer any help

you would need some form of server side language to dynamically create a folder/file listing in html using php, asp.net or other.

easiest way to do this is with javascript and all your content in page.
Example:

with a simple HTML layout like below with your seperate "pages" content in each 'div'.

<div id="content01"...

css works by nesting. so...


"li" is found below "ul"


"li" is found below "li"

Example
<div>

Theres two ways to fix this. The following adds a div to push the outer box down below the floated element.

<div class="row" id="rowTxt">
<div class="left"><label for="enq">Enquiry <br /><span...

it would be something like the line-height property of the left hand labels adding a sort of padding to your element. So the actual height of this element is larger than your inputs but not the...

First of all to stop your input/textareas from bouncing everytime you focus them do this.

input,textarea {
height: 1.5em;
width: 15em;
padding: 0;
margin: 1px 1px 1px 1px;
...

<center> element is depreciated in html and not supported in xhtml but it would not cause IE to not render an image.

try changing your image names to a.jpg and b.jpg to see if it can find them...

you can use expressions but these are only picked up by internet explorer and are invalid css markup.


.className
{
width:expression(window.innerWidth ? window.innerWidth + "px" :
...

cant be done.

well i am almost certain you cant use relative positioning with the technique you are using but i have frequently used the opening div as a placeholder for inner relative elements.

E.g if you move...

are you displaying tabular information ?

it very much looks like it.

one thing is tables are NOT bad. But are simply bad when using them for entirely different purposes than they were created...

Hey there. Personally i would choose the first option as it seems alot broader than your second route. I really must warn you that alot of graduates get IT Admin jobs no matter what the course says...

the file is not an icon i have downloaded it and checked it.

use a converter such as http://www.favicon.co.uk/ to convert an image file such as a gif into an icon this will then work.

i dont think your ICO is a proper icon how did you create/convert it?

this will not work as content that expands over more than one whole vertical page wont compensate for the extra height.

the footer will rewmain at the bottom of your screen until you scroll. Then...

we both have clever computers :D

that must mean my computer is cleverer than everyones :D

see attached photo

(yes this is on page load without pressing anything or focusing.

its easier to develop for firefox then adapt to IE than vice versa. although there is a memory leak in firefox which results in memory build up, only noticeable if left open a very very long time.

mine does not show this white line in firefox version 2.0.0.11

no problem at all you can mark the post as solved if you like :D

its is because the bar is positioned absolutely.

and when you set a width of 100% it is 100% of the viewable area so when your content is larger than your browser it exceeds 100%.


dont...

no trouble

answer: yes


answer: correct. it is not valid html4.01


answer:correct ^ as above


answer: you should be able to use ul to suit your needs.

just take a look at this fellas source code and use it for top-left-righ+bottom ?

i dont think that png alpha values are suported in 5.01 i saw somebody make a hack around it. it was very nasty tho

it looks fine to me ? ive just looked at it in ie 7 wat ver of ie u used ?

two ways.

1) USE TABLES

2) add a margin to your content i.e. <div style="margin-left:200px;">CONTENT HERE, CONTENT HERE</div>

hope that helps

majority of people use I.E. wouldnt it make sense to get it to work in that first ? although theres no reason why you cant get something working across all browsers. it just takes TIME and EFFORT

i see no red on the page ? i see a small green box in the upper left corner. and btw i dont think min-height works in IE or it could be that it works just in IE

i dont understand which id and class refer to which item, perhaps a link to your page would help ?

<HEAD>
<STYLE type="text/css">
background-image: url('imageurl.jpg');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: 30% 20%;
</STYLE>
</HEAD>


you can change the...

well access isnt free lmao. Another LONG alternativie is to use flash/actionscript to achieve this form thing but again that would require a version of macromedia flash.

the only way i know of making this work across all browsers would be to use Javascript. You could google search javascript marquee and there will be hundreds of examples. But then this would rely on...

there are a couple of ways of achieving this but what are you expecting to use javascript or PHP would be most suitable.

If your unsure, for PHP you will require a server with PHP installed on it...

ok if your running this from a web page (which im guessing you will be doing as what else would you be doing here) then yes you will need hosting. Or alternatively use a free video hosting site such...

can u post the code or the link to the code ?

ok this could be a long winded approach to what your after, why not use Javascript to create a Hidden ComboBox Which when the user selects your special choice in the main ComboBox will hide the...