so as your english to me..

search google : relatively absolute positioning

in html elements are either block or inline types. block types causes line breaks and inline types can be added next to each other like text. so div is a block element when you insert to divs they...

this can be done by javascript. you are going to create a div and put your message in it. then you are going to check the url of the webpage and change the display property of the div.style.

if you use ASP.NET, there is a rounded corner extension in the ajax control toolkit. you dont even need to write single line of code.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=controlling+flash+with+javascript&aq=0&oq=controlling+flash+w&aqi=g2

i think it can be done by javascript. you can search google with "controlling flash with javascript", or controlling flv with javascript.

if the two are absolutely positioned, i think it is not possible. but if you can make the parent div relatively positioned then the absolutely positioned div can be its child and can be positioned...

it is done with javascript, you can search google with javascript image gallery or slide shows.
you can copy and paste javascript code from the following website :...

i like your avatar :)
yeah i also thought it was not possible...

is there anyway to specify which folder you want the file to be downloaded by a download link?
let say i have a word document to be downloaded and i want it to be downloaded in users mydocuments...

i answered this question in another thread before
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread113348.html

add to my repuation man, recently i have been badly critisized for my non-techical posts, i want to clear it...
And share your solution to your problem.

how does this post relate to html and css?

why dont you response.write the value in that array elements, so you can make sure what is written on the height attribute, better than that view the source of the page and check height attribute of...

why dont you post your entire page so we can display in our computers?

last year the same thing happend to me and i noticed that i change the internet explorer's text-size from medium to larger. it might be the case for you too.

you can not do such things with pure html, it requires server side or at least client side programming.

I had been trying to put specific elements to specific positions on my web pages but i had never found a solution until today. The solution was very easy to implement indeed.
Make the container's...

i can tell you what i want with absolute positioning ; i want to locate a div to a specific position on the page, even if the page gets resized the div will stick to its container div, so i set...

i have a relative positioned container <td> element and i have an absolutely positioned <object> element within it, it displays perfectly in IE but sucks in firefox, what should i do to get around...

put your content in a div block then write a function like this :
function x()
{
document.getElementById('your div id').style.top = number;
document.getElementById('your div id').style.left=...

if you keep the copyright info in your original template, it wont be treated as cheating