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Your page is missing a doctype, so I'm not sure which version of HTML you're writing. However, since all the tags are lowercase, I can...

That's what CSS is for: positioning, sizing, and styling HTML elements. It sounds like you're either not sizing your table elements, or if you are, you're using percentages.

Instead, you should...

We simply disagree that CSS is unrelated to "content".

In fact, it allows the HTML to be solely content. Ask yourself what "BGCOLOR" has to do with the "content" of your site, and perhaps you'll...

Puck - it's all in your mindset. When you realize that CSS was invented to FIX issues with HTML, or to SIMPLIFY/STANDARDIZE HTML (so that we didn't have a lot of custom-to-the-browser tags like...

That's fine, but... what is the question?

Sorry, but I've read this a couple of times and don't see a question. Could you distill all of the above into a single, succint, specific question?

I don't know what they do. You haven't shown the entire element, so I don't know if you're still trying to use "embed', or if you've switched over to "object".

This page documents problems and and...

The "embed" element isn't within the XHTML specification. It's been replaced by "object".

I still don't understand. The validator allows you to validate something you paste in, or a URL. In either case, PHP renders HTML. You shouldn't be pasting the PHP, you should be pasting the results...

A quick perusal through your CSS didn't show that you were defining any absolute point sizes. Relative terms like "medium" will be displayed... in relative terms. :)

In the future, could you...

Browse to your page. Select "View Source". Copy it all. Paste it into the appropriate spot on the validator page.

Who says you can't validate? Just copy and paste the URL into the appropriate spot on the validator page.

Any window you open, with script, you can close, with script.

The typical approach is to add a button with onclick="self.close();".

If you're asking how a user would close a fullscreen...

Hyperlink an image.


<a href="http://www.jscode.com/js_auto_bookmark.shtml" alt="bookmark"><img src="myImage.gif" alt="bookmark" /></a>

I get no such message. You're probably testing/loading your pages LOCALLY. IE will indeed block scripts in pages that you load from your local file system. You can't, as far as I know, turn it off.
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