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Where are the images placed on your server? It sounds like the images are not where your code expects them to be, or that you do not have permission to use them anywhere except on the server. Since the images are not in your web page folder, did you remember …

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One problem is that you are using outdated code. It throws the browsers into "quirks" mode. the embed tag is deprecated (embed never was a valid tag - it worked on Mozilla browsers, but nothing else). The following are NOT allowed inside xhtml tags. They are deprecated in xhtml strict: …

Z index is not implemented correctly in IE 6. It is buggy.

Questions: - Are you aware that you have unescaped ampersands in your code? Each "&" must be replaced with the "&" string. - Did you give the .flv file public read permission? - Does your host computer allow you to serve .flv downloads? Mine requires a website hosting upgrade, with …

But be careful. If you pat yourself on the back too hard, you will fall off the pedestal you put yourself on. :icon_mrgreen:

Could it be daylight-saving time???? :icon_mrgreen: That makes everything go blooey.

Many email clients, and some email services, block html. Never expect a recipient to get email in web page form.

Just what we DON'T need more of. Pay sites go on my no-no list.

It's already here. As I type, I am watching a "Mega-Disasters" on History channel predicting exactly that. Also, don't forget "The Day After Tomorrow". IT will cause more pollution, as MS and Intel keep making people upgrade their computers every 3 years. And don't forget all of the NTSC TV …

What did you expect? They're void! :D Firefox defaults to Java Disabled when it is installed.

Did you forget to close a tag in the html?

This is because target= is deprecated.

MS Paint can do it one image at a time.

When you use repeat, it will not load the next repetition unless the entire image will fit again. But I don't see your trouble. I see scrollbars appearing to scroll the page, rather than changes in the page. Which image is repeated? I can't tell this without the stylesheet..

IE is the nonconformist. It won't obey the W3C standards. How to get web pages to behave: 1. Validate your code with the W3C validator. [url]http://validator.w3.org/[/url] 2. Don't put size styles (width, height) in the same tags that contain surrounding styles (margin, border, padding). 3. Don't expect div tags to …

0px is an invalid style. Never attach a unit of measure to a 0 value. It invalidates the entire style.

Are you playing them on your own computer, or are you serving these files to people using the Internet? Just download a free player. Your viewers on the Internet must do this too, in the form of a plugin.

I can't tell from your text whether you are trying to match the height of another div, or trying to fit the browser window. It is very hard to make a div the same height as a div to its side. The fluid nature of a div makes it impossible …

Remember that lists are not block objects. They can't contain many tags, including img and p tags.

There is no browser-independent way to do this, because there is no standard on how the screen size is stored in the browser. The web is not designed to size things to the browser window. It is NOT like designing a windows program. The web is designed to expand downward …

Absolute positioning is different in different browsers. Do not use absolute positioning.

I don't think moving content can be rendered in the background. The motion brings it forward.

Hovering action also causes trouble for dyslexics. It is not an accessible technology. Cute, but very disorienting for people with sensory disorders.

Is it too big for the internet cache?

It's fixed in the menus, but not in the ads.

You have used stylesheet keywords as class names. That could cause a style to be invalidated.

Don't set any fixed sizes. Use percentages of screen width instead.

Maybe your idea of good style does not match their idea of good style. I think the rounded corners are awful. Of course, I also think all of today's culture came out of a Petri dish.

0px is an invalid style. Never attach a unit of measure to a 0 value. It invalidates the entire style.

Pixel sizing is never a good idea.

Make the styles inline, like this. [code] <p style="your styles here"> Your styled paragraph. </p> [/code]

What you are asking for is a serious security breach when done on the internet. It might even be a crime. If all of this is on an internal office intranet, you need a system like LAN-School, where a master computer can take over control of another computer with that …

The real problem is usually that someone has dragged the icons to the desktop, then later deleted them. Now they are gone. Be sure to COPY icons when you put them somewhere, rather than moving them.

So how do you make it use scrollbars instead of dropping a div down?

If government keeps demanding higher and higher taxes, no profession will be safe.

You don't. Without the control panel, the user can't leave the page.

Those things belong to the user, not to you. You should not have any right to make a window without any controls.

Don't play sounds when people open your home page. This can be extremely annoying, especially if someone reaches your site while searching for something else, while sitting in the middle of a cubicle farm. It generates excessive prairie-dogging. If you want a sound, put a link to the sound on …

[code] h2 {font-weight:normal; font-size:1.7em; height:40px; margin-left:-19px; padding-left:10px; padding-top:32px; display:block; background:url(/images/boxh.gif) no-repeat; color:#800080;} [/code] [code] <a name="overhere"></a> <h2>Overhere</h2> <p>something about overhere...</p> [/code] I think your code and styles are confusing it. You have several things that each can force the top of the line off the page: - The A tag …

You can't count divs with a certain id, because ids are not allowed to be used more than once.

Lists are not block objects, and won't take an image.

I want to do the following: - Connect to DSL from two computers. - Transfer files between the two computers. - Use one printer from either computer. - Occasionally isolate one computer from this setup when running certain software (due to latency requirements) The computers each have one Ethernet port …

Questions: How did you size and position the elements? Are the screen resolutions different on the suspect computers, compared to the computers the page works on?

Could be the battery is bad or not making contact. The video card may have failed. The CMOS may have been glitched when you put the battery in, and has bad data. Try again.

Shouldn't the view be html, not javascript?

Check the stupid-event cases first: - Are you out of disk space? - Are you out of RAM (project got too big for the workspace)? - Is the file damaged (try another project file)? - Did you take a disk or flash stick out of the drive before the project …

Stop using px for sizes, or it will behave totally different when the browser window or the screen resolution changes. Where the object appears in the box depends on how much margin you give it on each side, and what else is in the box. With some box objects (but …

Turn everything off using the proper shutdown sequence. Then bring everything up in the order dictated by the instructions on your switch or router. Often a lightning storm causes settings in some component to become garbled. Rebooting everything restores the settings.

Stop trying to take over the user's computer. It belongs to that user, NOT TO YOU! If you want to protect your pages from things the user can do, then DON'T PUBLISH THEM ON THE INTERNET!