MidiMagic

It sounds like you are trying to upload html to a location that wants something else.

You have html (deprecated html at that) in the styles. You have something that can't change size in the header. On mouseover also can cause size troubles. You defined things in pixels. Those can't change size.

I see some of the strangest icons that people think I will know what they mean (or even that they are icons): - A man 's head on the menu bar - A globe that looks like it is on roller skates - A white cross on a red background …

Use a stylesheet to select the images.

You need to design for all resolutions, instead of assuming a specific screen size. Many senior citizens have lower resolutions (e.g. 800 X 600) so they can see the text easier. I have several tips on making a compatible screen: 1. Don't cram too much on the page. 2. Never …

Easy in Word - it's a built in style. Hard in xhtml, but doable. You will have to use a different style for the odd rows and the even rows: - The odd rows have dark top borders and light bottom borders. - The even rows have dark bottom borders …

This kind of equal column display works with table, but not with div. Table will automatically make the columns the same height. Div won't do this, because each div has absolutely no logical link to the div next to it. All of the methods used to try to make divs …

I don't understand exactly what you are trying to do. What you presented is an example of the typical form of a web page, not code that works.

If it is against their TOS, why do they have links to a downloader on their page?

You can hide an image until a js programmed time to display it. But this often causes rendering problems if you choose to not render it until the time you want it to show.

[QUOTE=bharanidharanit;759715]Yes sir, Gif and also animated gif. What size to be initialized before starting up. That is image size, canvas size etc?[/QUOTE] This is the size of the finished image you want. If you want a 2" by 2" image, then initialize it for that size.

You have invalid code that causes FF to throw out the style it is in. Zero values in styles must NOT have units of measures. Your 0px entries cause the style it is in to be thrown away by the browser: Yes: 0 No: 0px, 0pt, 0in, 0%, 0em, etc

Note that Firefox considers 0 followed by a unit of measure (such as 0px or 0%) to be invalid, and throws away the entire style containing it. I see quite a few of those.

Could it be a malware block or an ISP block?

I can't log in using Firefox. When I click on the Member Login button, nothing happens. The windows for username and password do not appear. If I go to a forum post and try to reply, it tells me to login. If I click on the login link, it returns …

It's a setting in the browser, and belongs to the user, not to the web developer. The user must set these values. AutoComplete= is a nonstandard IE extension. This is why it won't validate. Can you write empty strings into these fields with your script, before allowing the user to …

I still hate how I can't navigate the site while the ads are moving.

I am keeping a list of all of the greedy ads that disrupt browsing. I then refuse to do business with those companies. If they get really obnoxious, I email them, telling them that their tactics are turning me away from using their product. It worked with Iams. But DirectTV …

I did it with notepad. I used find and replace to replace each tag with either nothing or the separators needed to import the data into the database.

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css is an addition to html, not a replacement for it.

Similar page result? On what? Are you referring to your search score for your website on some search engines? That just shows how well the website contents match your search string.

What changed? A web page that worked for over a year suddenly started overlapping an image on top of a table presented under it. The table used to render lower, completely below the image. I didn't change the code. The image is the lower of two .gif images, and the …

Do this: - Take a screenshot of the finished page. - Reduce its size with a photo editor. - Use the resulting image as the thumbnail.

Export the data using Access, then use the application to open that.

First of all, if the content is tabular data, use a table. It is not deprecated. The main idea is to get rid of the old usages of using tables to create borders and margins. Before CSS, table was the only way to have a border or a margin around …

Make the decision at print time by selecting the table, and then print only the selection.

Is this an image? The best way to design a page is to create an array of objects that can expand or move apart to fill the screen horizontally. Note that if the image or page is too big for the screen resolution, scrollbars will appear, so the user can …

The problem is trying to make a page that exactly fills a screen. The internet specifications do not have this kind of page defined as a possibility. A web page is supposed to start at the top and grow downward as far as the content needs. Firefox follows the standards, …

Check the IE security settings.

Firefox 2 issue when posting and reading threads. Whenever I post today, I get a perpetual "loading" animation. I have to refresh the screen to see the post. I cannot edit a post, I get the perpetual "loading" animation. Using refresh brings back the original page, not the edit screen. …

There is one big IE incompatibility that happens when you define size styles (width, height) in the same tag that has nonzero surrounding styles (margin, border, padding). It can also happen with images. FF and the other browsers that follow the W3C standard put the surrounding styles outside the size …

Who does What? "Why! I Don't Know! He's on third, and I don't give a darn!" (from the Abbot & Costello radio short "Who's on First") I use XHTML 1.0 Strict with CSS1. Almost all browsers in use today can handle it. I do use tables a bit more liberally …

Why I need more than 30 minutes: If you navigate to get a link or an object, when you return, the post text is GONE from the editing box. You must post it, and then edit it after you get the item into the clipboard. With the torpidity of the …

That would make me hit my BACK button immediately. Those are ANNOYING!

It can't be done. The web is NOT designed to fill a screen. You provide content, and it expands downward to fill whatever area is needed, running off the screen downward if necessary. Remember that different computers have different resolutions. Combine that with different browsers, and it is quite impossible …

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The problem is that the nesting order of size styles (width, height), and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) is different with different browsers. FF puts the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the size styles, where the W3C says they belong. IE crams the surrounding styles INSIDE the size styles. The problem you …

In order to make IE behave the same as other browsers, you can NOT have nonzero surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) and size styles (width, height) applied to the same tag.

I found two the validation service won't find: 1. You have an 0px style value in your p tag style. This is invalid in Firefox, and causes the entire p tag style to be thrown away. There may be more of these. 2. You have size styles (width, height), and …

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This is a common problem with web pages. Different computer screens have different resolutions. One trick is to place things in such a way that the space between them expands with a larger screen. You can place the files in a folder on your hard disk, and play with it …

Check for an anomaly in an image. It might have one extra vertical pixel. I went bonkers trying to eliminate such a space, and found that one of the images had an extra row of pixels, all white, at the bottom. This made the browser make that row one pixel …

Input is a self-closing empty tag, not a tag pair. It has no closing tag. [code] <form> <input type="text" /> </form> [/code]

I would suggest that you just display the image. That's what most advertising banners are. Some of them are motion picture images (which I don't like, because they steal control, preventing me from navigating quickly until they stop moving). The motion is contained inside the .gif or .flv file itself. …

This is a setting on the browser. When you first download a file on most browsers after installing the browser, a dialog box opens to ask what you want to do with the file. There is a checkbox saying "open all files of this type in this way" in the …

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This looks like a copyright infringement issue. I see logos and other things that are obviously faked versions of real copyrighted material. Someone probably reported the copyright infringement, and asked that your site be blocked, or reported your site to one of the copyright enforcement organizations. Note that ISPs can …

WRONG! Table is not blasphemous, except with some idiots who don't understand what the W3C really wants people to avoid. The things the W3C wants to remove are: 1. The use of tables to create margins, borders, and padding effects. Before CSS, table was the only way to make them. …

Hiding urls is usually a sign of criminal activity or malware threats. The web is supposed to be public, not private.