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Not all browsers do rounded corners. The ones that don't have different spacings. The absolute positioning can cause objects to overlap at some screen resolutions. This can hide some of the borders under other objects. IE puts the width and height styles outside any margins, borders, and padding. The W3C …

Two possibilities: 1. Missing or wrong separator in the data list used by the script. 2. The missing div is hiding under another div.

Use a general style sheet, plus a style list for each page. Put the url in the page's own style list.

100% height refers to the content, not the screen size.

The page can not know the height of the viewport, if that is what you want. There is no way to find this out that works on all browsers. The 100% refers to the height of the content, not the height of the screen.

You formatted the hard disk, and then wonder why it won't boot? Formatting erases the entire disk. You erased the operating system from the hard disk. It can't boot because there is nothing on the disk to boot from. You have a totally empty computer. It's just like it was …

If you created the DVD yourself, with your own camera work or software generation, you OWN the copyright. It is never illegal to copy your own work into a jpeg file.

Why do you want to do this? It sounds very selfish to me. You are not going to hide any of the other files on your site that way. There are programs which can read your web directory. The whole purpose of the web is openness. Don't try to defeat …

Float tells the browser whether to make the text flow to the left or the right of an object.

Try holding a compact fluorescent light bulb over your head. :icon_idea: Ideas actually require the use of the brain.

The last thing I want in a government is efficiency. What we need are limitations on what government is allowed to do: Government must be absolutely be prohibited from doing any of the following: - Spending ANY tax money on sports, the arts, entertainment, recreation, parks, land banks, monuments, museums, …

The "Back" button belongs to the user, not to you. You have no right to disable it, since it might be the only way the user has to return to the page he came from to get to your page. I have seen people use such tricks as removing the …

I agree. This sounds like a security setting. And I would keep it as it is. Software which logs you in when your toddler plays with the mouse I don't want. I want to be prompted for username and password each time I log in to a server.

You opened the "height" can of worms, and now the only way to recan them is to get a bigger can. First of all, whether the getElementById gets the correct value depends on how that value got there. - The value is available if it got there through rendering of …

There is a fundamental difference between IE behavior, and the behavior of FF and the W3C standard, when handling surrounding styles (margins, borders, and padding) for box objects of defined size. Netscape, Firefox, and other Mozilla browsers put these styles on the outside of the defined size of a box …

It's the fact that a playing movie usually expects to be on top, combined with the fact that the dropdown does not render until it activates. We need some limits on what ads can do: - They must not use up all of the CPU time.* - They must not …

Load a new page which looks similar, but has the dropdown instead of the textbox.

I see a spelling error in the name of the third checkbox.

This looks like a homework assignment. Nobody but a college professor would use LISP. We don't do your homework for you. But I can get you thinking. LISP is a prefix language, so it is obvious that the binary tree structure you have is also prefix. A quick look confirms …

It's probably explicitly blocked from executing on school computers by a content blocker.

Note that the embed tag is deprecated.

Hand coding your HTML (instead of using a wysiwyg program) is definitely an art.

That might depend on who your ISP is. I get a free Geocities website with my AT&T service. Finding the "best" web provider is like choosing a car. Everyone has a different idea of what "best" is.

It's a security violation. Firefox has a setting to keep pages from redirecting to harmful sites.

What IS it doing wrong? Be specific.

Check the following: - Is your firewall or router blocking it? - Is your ISP blocking it because of spam? - Is the site larger than your internet cache space? - If you are at work, has your employer blocked it?

Copy protection should be banned. It causes too much trouble when people have legal copies.

I am sort of in the middle on this one: - The concept of "intellectual property" didn't even exist in law until France created it in the 18th century to "protect artists and authors". So it is not a natural right like the right to life is. - I do …

Server-side scripting using PHP or another server-side language, along with a database on the server.

Don't use pixels to declare anything. Using pixels makes the display dependent on the screen resolution of the monitor. Use points and percentages.

I'm sick of people who want to hide stuff and disable browser functions. That's not what the Internet is for.

There is suddenly a flurry of people not being able to access certain sites. One would wonder if those sites are located in the area where winter storms took out the power and communications lines.

Don't embed scripts. Call functions in external scripts instead. Your quotes need to be escaped.

webstyle4 is a template pack you can download. The script is writing some script tags to the page. The code cut the word "script" in half to keep the html browser from trying to parse it. The image and moduleid are in a comment.

Mailto depends on settings made in IE to know what mailer to open. If it is not set, no mailer opens.

It's malware. Unfortunately, the only way I know how to get rid of it is reinstall Windows. It replaces some files with its own, including explorer.exe.

Two things I noticed: 1. A value of zero with a unit of measure attached causes Firefox to throw away the style. Do not write 0px in styles. Just write 0. 2. The center tag is deprecated. Do not count on the ability to use it in the future.

Why must everyone do this? It is not accessible. It is extremely annoying to a dyslexic when the page changes as the mouse traverses it. I automatically hit my BACK button whenever I see it. You lose viewers that way.

You don't. A refresh is a complete reload, and everything you did before is usually gone. The choice of what remains is often left to the browser designer, or in some cases, browser settings.

The W3C validator site is not working right for me. A few other sites (but not many) also say the file I sent is blank. Other sites are working with no troubles, and receive uploads normally. The facts: - Two different computers are doing the same thing. - Both computers …

The unformattable medium is CD-R.

You can't control functions which belong to the owner of the computer that is viewing your page.

My advice is to use divs for layout, unless they refuse to work. One place they refuse to work is when a table is inside a div. One trick to making a div behave is to set its display attribute to "table cell." Then it keeps other objects from intruding …

Several questions: 1. How are you starting the scripts? If you don't specify how they start (i.e. onclick, etc.), only the last one defined in the body tag will start. 2. Are the scripts in the header? Scripts in the header will not run until told to by a command …

Use the "Save as web page" option in the File menu. Notice that html can't access a spreadsheet on your computer. You have to upload the changed web page after any changes to the spreadsheet.

Keepvid works too.

DOS was actually an improvement of CP/M. Compiled Basic would have been suitable. The reason Pascal was not suitable was that it is not designed to operate ports.

It depends on the content. Use these styles Use [CODE]text-align: center;[/CODE] for text. That is the only thing the W3C allows centering of. To center a photo, use [CODE]clear: both; text-align: center:[/CODE]. The last style is to make it work with IE. To center something else, use [CODE]margin-left: auto; margin-right: …

Whether the scrollbar displays or not is up to the user's browser settings, not your web page. If your page is larger than the screen, the scrollbar will display. You have no control over this, because the scrollbar is part of the browser, not the web page. If the guy …

It won't work outside dreamweaver either. Add a style for div tags: [CODE] div {display: table-cell;} [/CODE] Then the div will expand itself to fit the table inside.