Try the following,
1. Since you want the 'username' to be numbers, then your data type should be numeric or integers too, just like the id column.
in the Simple PHP login:

Create a database...

What do you mean by dynamically alternate row colours? Are you generating the html for the rows dynamically? If so, you'll have to dynamically indicate the class of the rows too. Example, in your...

Maybe you want to work with pseudo-classes? But I think they have a sketchy implementation in IE6-7 or lower. Anyway, the only pseudo-class I've seen that might apply is the first-child pseudoclass....

He isn't looking for a way to place significant digits (or at least, he didn't say it in his post). Just a way to align the divs properly. He used the odd-even numbering to show that each row should...

When you 'float' an element, it's like you're taking it on a higher plane. (think of the page as the airport and the floated div an... err... flying airplane)
Since the elements contained by the...

cj, have you tried adding a clear: right property to the even numbered divs? and clear: both for the xxx.

Hi Vishal. =)

There isn't much of a trick there. The main content of the page is a table with no background. The background image was used on the body (CSS for that below). The 'translucent'...

You're welcome. Hope you find it useful. =)

Thank you for the reply. =)


Yes, it doesn't "clear" the left side, allowing elements to float beside it. But it doesn't always clear the right side either. =(

So I'm wondering what it's for,...

I'm not exactly the best student but I've exerted more effort (than usual) in studying how divs behave and I am more comfortable (efficient) working with divs than with tables.

Even if I didn't...

You're most welcome. =)

(I'm still hoping someone will clear up the issue with clear: right though)

AJAX isn't a new language, it's just based on javascript (but it somehow 'interacts' with the server because it can 'call' pages). So with what you want to do, the benefits of AJAX isn't very...

If you're really in a hurry and are willing to deal with a horde of angry, standards-wielding html-ers, you can look up this iframe article (http://www.dyn-web.com/tutorials/iframes/) randomly...

I was going to be a pompous ass and point you to the W3C site... but it's written in Martian so I'll try to humanize it here. =)



If you have a couple of floated elements, say div1, div2, and...

The display looks the same for me (with or without the scrollbar). I'm using Firefox 3.

Actually, the watermark on the quick reply window has an erratic behavior. Sometimes it disappears as soon as I click on the textarea, sometimes it changes after I've typed quite a lot of text.

...

Typography layouts (the well-done ones) might be the best examples of what midimagic wants us to see. They call attention to headings and important parts of the page through contrast (relative size,...

CSS inheritance works (more or less) in this way:

- checks your main (ie the a:link)
- checks the specific a:hover
- checks inline style

Your external CSS is correct in that it has...

This was actually a solution to making divs behave like a table-cell (for those of us who were used to the early-table-like-layouts).

I find them useful for making divs extend all the way down....

Now I'm confused. I've seen someone somewhere in Daniweb say that even if the value is zero, I had to specify if it's px, pt, em etc.

Which is confusing me. Anyway, I've been doing with a plain 0....

I'm not sure if you'll like this, but a display: table-cell; attribute-value in your image's block should do the trick (this also works for backgrounds that won't show because the holding block...

Jakob Nielsen's website isn't exactly pretty... *sigh*

Yes, and we're asking for the html code. Not the php. =)

Myself included. ccube, midimagic, roryt, and me are probably the most active people when the 'discussion' is about intense graphics vs accessibility standards.

(Sorry for hi-jacking your thread...

Perhaps a 'scrap' of code that can be copy pasted directly (with head, body, etc). Cfa probably wanted to help you, but you should also help us help you (if that makes any sense). After all, unlike...

Aaah... I see the same people active at the accessibility thing and art(not) thing again. :p

I think vander...something's original question was how to design navigation using photoshop. He meant...

Perhaps Google (homepage). :D


What about graphics/portfolio sites? Surely, the target audience does not include the 'disabled'?


I thought the watermark disappears when we start typing?

...

According to my googling skills, there IS an option to 'sell' or transfer domains at godaddy itself (themselves?)

adamthegreat has probably figured it out already... :D

What about inline-blocks? Will they work?

Eep. That isn't very basic. But this is cool, I'm trying to learn how to do it too... :)

Once you've set-up a local test server (the xampp (http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html) or wamp...

I read a convincing article that justifies using tables for forms... because they are still 'tabular' info. (2 columns: col1 is field title, col2 is input field)

But if you really want to, you can...

I don't see any problems. :(

Eh. Don't use tables for the tag-cloud. :p it's called a tag-cloud because of the 'random'-ness of the text. Putting it in a table will create an ordered, block-structure. Try this code in your html...

We understand what you're trying to do. The cats.php and dogs.php ARE server-side BUT the javascript for checking the value of the selected option and changing the form action is NOT.

So instead...

You're welcome. :) It was fun learning too...

Oh ok. sorry about that... I didn't notice the 'coming out' effect. Here's the code for it:

body
{
background: #FFF url('logo.png') no-repeat 150% -125px;
}

I snooped at the code *hungs head...

It's a background image set in the document body.

Here's the CSS code for it:

body
{
background-image: url(image.gif);
background-position: top right;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}

1. Can we have multiple files open at one time?
If yes, then I'd love to see a save-workspace option. (So I won't have to open the 4-8 different files next time).
2. Find and Replace functions....

I agree with the cat. =) It's better to do this on the server-side.

But if you insist, you can try this:


<form method="post" name="dynamicform" action=""><input name="title" id="title"...

In your attachment, is this the page you see everytime you enter phpMyAdmin? Can you click on the 'house' button in the left panel to get to a similar window like in my attachment? Because if you...