Posts by JRM

Perhaps with the nested CSS, something was not defined before implemented?
Also, you have two definitions for nt_op.

Well the code is the usual...
html with div tag having a id="footer"
and a separate css file with

#footer{
    width:100%;
}

its not just with my code i guess. i have seen this "simple little common" problem elsewhere also.
Hope someone gets it.
Apologies if my post is unclear.
Vinayak

The code supplied is but a tiny smidgen of the overall page,so it's not telling us much.
For example,if that Css is contained within a div of smaller size, then 100% will be whatever the defining div was set to.

Wherever you found that, just select "view source code" to see the code involved.
For a more in depth look get an add on for firefox like "web developer" which alows you to easily drill down into the inner workings of a site.

line 257 has <p> but no terminating </p>
Stuff like this can cause bizarre effects.

yeah just read the first part its far to complex for me. can a form then be submited to a blank html, that is hidden from the user saved and then i could get the document for later use. if so how would i do it i just want something very basic and easy to use as other peaple will be using the system i put in.

thanks

? Now it sounds like you are trying to hijack someone's forum?
Unless you are the webmaster in control of the forum, there is no way ( or should be no way) to collect data from a thread you created. If you are a member there may be a way to collect general info that is available to all members, but that involves the afore mentioned API.

HTML/CSS is a markup language for display only it does not store or do any dynamic processes. You are in the wrong forum for that.

hi all
all i want to do is create a simple html form and submit it direct to a forum thread i have created can anyone help or is it not possible the idea is that someone can post a result of a game they have played without going to the forum to post the result.

thanks

What youare asking is well beyond the scope of HTML/CSS. What you are looking to do is create an API or "APP" as it is commonly referred to.

see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_programming_interface

hello friend i would like to assist as per my experience,but can you write down your queries proper to get clear understanding. your given information and request seems to be incomplete to understand.

Yes, that's an issue too!
However, it seems that the OP has lost interest in his own question (whatever it was).
We haven't seen him since he posted it!
Maybe he decided to drop out...

Academia has always been in a world of their own. Unfortunately, they are teaching people who have to live and work in the real one.

Most of the useful stuff I know, was learned post college. C++, PHP, and HTML ,to name a few, didn't even exist back then.
The focus was on Fortran using punch-cards. Sometimes, my pet dinosaur ate my homework cards!

hello,
i am in last year, computer science(Rwanda)
does any one help me to find the subject proposal in computer science?
i would like to develop an internet system by using languages like html, php,mysql,.. .
thanks.

Isn't that what you went to school for?

cfajohnson:
The percentage is relative to the entire browser, or the element that is containing it? (I.e. An element inside a main wrapper div is 20% of the entire browser, or 20% of main wrapper div?)
Thanks

nested divs are relative to the closest outer div only, i believe.

Opera (version 10.5 onward), Safari (version 5 onward) and Chrome (version 5 onward)

Firefox has supported it since version 1.0 in one form or the other

And I.E. 9 will support it. I'm not sure if the Beta version supports it yet.

That's pretty wide support isn't it? I may be wrong. What do you mean by "widely supported"?

The world that is looking at your website is not necessarily using cutting edge browsers, so your site may display in unexpected ways on a large number of screens. For example,IE is only getting on board now. Will they mess it up?

I like my websites to display as intended on 95% of the computers by using "long adopted" versions. If you only want "techies" to see the site as intended, then you will be fine with the "latest and greatest".

oops forgot to end the td sorry

Looks like you forgot the <tr> </tr> as well.

The rounded corner CSS is not widely supported at this time, which means that not everyone will be seeing the same thing. You have to design websites to accommodate the least common denominator of browsers tht may still be in widespread use.

The suggestion of using an image for the desired effect is your best option.

did you see this?

Ubuntu server stack

Seems that the folks at Ubuntu have a plug n' play LAMP server in the repository, ready to go.
This article also describes how to do apache only. (I don't reccomend that, since you will eventually want PHP and MYSQL anyway.) . At least they will be there, even if you elect not to use them.

Welcome to the club!
Ie is notorious for poor support of the w3 standards.
MS has built a hack into their browsers that can read alternate CSS files, called conditional comments. These are only "seen" by IE browsers.
take a look here

Then the question is, just how many IE junkers are you willing to accommodate?

Is this thread solved? Please mark it as such, if it is.

If you want the label next to the input within the cell, then don't separate them with a td tag. Make it one big cell.

<tr><td>
<label for="add_street" style="font-size:12px;vertical-align:middle;padding-left:2px;">Street</label> <!--removed the cell separation. add padding as neeeded-->
<input name="add_street" type="text" style="vertical-align:middle" value="" size="35" maxlength="50"/>
</td></tr>

In fact, to further simplify this, put the vertical align style in the td and nix it in the others.

Teedoff is correct.
I just want to add that the form must be enclosed by the img div

<div id ="img"> <!-- style this with the background in CSS -->


... all code in between ...

</fieldset>


</form>
</div>
</div> <!-- this is the closing of the img div -->
</body>
</html>

hi all,
i dont know how to get the right title of this thread.actually i wanna create a web-based system.i want to combine php n java.but for ui,i want to use html.anything that could help me like tutorial,example of web page code or any else?

i appreciate if sumone could give me a step by step tutorial on how to code web pae like background,txt field,dropdown menu and etc...

thanks for advance

For a start, PLEASE don't use text-speak!!!
Read what you have written above. Is this how you wish to present yourself?
You seem to know that PHP, Javascript and HTML are what you want to use,so what is the question? You want some pre-written code?
How about using something like wordpress,Joomla or Drupal? You can quickly modify these into just about anything you want.

Otherwise,the only way to learn how to do this stuff is to spend some time doing it along with the help provided at the sites that were already posted. Your first attempts may be terrible, but that's how you learn! Run your experiments on a localhost server setup.

I noticed that you have set a margin "in line" for each of your images. Auto allows the browser to set the margins. If you didn't want a space, why did you put a bottom margin there? Remove that style code from all of the images.

If you right click on that effect, you will see that it is a flash player entity.
The pugin author comes up too.