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It can't be done in a way that works on all computers, browsers, screen resolutions, aspect ratios, numbers of extra toolbars installed, and restored-down window sizes. Stop trying. This is not Microsoft Word. If you want a footer that always stays at the bottom of the page, use Word, and …

You can't span 100% of the viewport height. This is not provided. There are too many variations in the following features to ever make anything able to fit the vertical size of the viewport: - Graphics mode - Screen Resolution - Screen Aspect Ratio - Which Browser Used - Browser …

Don't use proprietary features, and css works - almost. The css2 and css3 standards are not yet universal. Wait until more browsers are using them. The other thing to not do if you want browser compatibility is to not put size styles (width, height) in the same tags or styles …

[QUOTE=mjmax;1224925]my computer is crashing to blue screen red screen, black screen or greyish white and it is not my monitor as was in the computer shop for 2 days with no crahes.........Have to cold start each time it goes down to on of the coloured screens........Some one please help...Have also …

If it doesn't fit, IE shoves stuff out of the way, Mozilla overlaps them. The problem is that they don't fit the available space.

I hate ALL devices where rolling the mouse over something causes something to happen. They should be banished from the web. They are now listed as not being Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant for dyslexia and quadriplegia (where computers are used to communicate). This means that all websites that …

I need to search for all files on my computer that contain certain html tags. I tried the search function that comes with Windows Explorer (My Computer), and it can't find html tags, even in files I know contain them. I have Windows XP.

A footer is not provided for in html/xhtml/css. All attempts to make one fail, because all of the methods rely on the characteristics of one particular monitor size. Just put it at the bottom of your content, and don't waste time trying to exactly fill a screen. I have never …

It might be a screen resolution problem, rather than a browser problem. Divs are slippery, and if they won't fit, they move. Also remember that IE nests the surrounding elements and the sizes in the wrong order.

That doesn't always work. It is browser dependent. And the size is determined when the page loads, not after a script adds content to the page. Do not try to make content exactly fit either the screen or other content. It won't work on a different browser, or a different …

Be aware that IE puts the margin, border, and padding INSIDE the defined widths and heights. The other browsers (and the W3C standard) put them outside. To fix this, never place width or height attributes on the same tag (or in styles applied to the same tag) that has a …

You can't set absolute sizes or positions and expect it to work on any computer/browser/screen resolution combinations except the one you developed it on. This means: - NO pixels. - NO points. - NO heights relative to the browser window or document height (no agreement among browsers here) - NO …

Get rid of ALL mouseover devices.

This happens for only one reason: Something in the chain of transmission is too busy to keep up with the video: - If this is a live webcam, more people might be accessing the site. The site then can't keep up with serving all of the users now using it. …

Have the same home page on each site. Use absolute addressing to refer all of the other links to one of the sites, where the other pages are kept.

Before you open the Windows process, you need a JS routine to look at the device on the screen. It could put the information in a cookie for you. But it is a problem, because you do not own the files you want to find the information from. This will …

The problem is that I really don't like any of them. But the ones I really don't want are the ones who would have government take over health care. They would likely remove the alternative medicines I need due to allergies to "save money".

It's possible you broke a trace on the circuit board.

Check the Internet security settings in IE. If they are too strict, this will happen.

Usually this error message means that the site administrator of the site you are trying to view has forgotten to make the files public-read again after updating them. I have done that myself a few times. I have also seen it when a website such as eBay blocked access to …

The best is none. You are trading use time for space.

I need a way to practice using PHP and MySQL. But I have the following limitations: 1. My ISP requires me to change my URLs if I upgrade to its service which provides PHP and MySQL. 2. If I change my URLs, all of the resumes I already sent out …

There are sites which deliberately close you if you have an old browser. There are others which do it if you are using a browser they don't like.

Is this the search in My Computer, or some other search? Are you accidentally trying to search network drives? That will slow down everything to nightcrawler speed.

[QUOTE=PanzerFaust;181082]Well ok, I found out how to make GIFS from movies. But now I have ran into a new problem inserting them into other pics and still having them to play. Every time I copy and paste the animated gif to where I want it, its just one frame and …

First of all, the z-index is not fully perfected yet. It is too new for all of the devices and plug-ins to work with it. Second, most moving image objects expect to be on top. They rewrite their screen areas by streaming. Often they move to the top by themselves. …

It may be disabled in your browser. There is a setting to override page colors for links and always use the standard colors. This is why you should never change the link colors.

Maybe the site no longer exists. If it is your website, check the following: - The url is correct - The folder and files have world read and execute permission - The files are in the correct folder - Your hosting account is valid - The files were actually uploaded …

Microsoft upgrades often change settings. That's amother reason why Microsoft is at the top of my offender lsit.

Why do you want to hide the url? That sounds very selfish.

Try nesting a div in there and set its height. Personally, I am totally sick of hover activations and dropdown menus. Why not just leave it on the screen.

It can't be done. Even if you were able to disable all forms of browser controls which save images, the print screen function always saves the visible screen to the clipboard. Then you can paste the screen to mspaint, cut out the image, and save it.

What KIND of sound is embedded? If they don't have the player or a plugin for that kind of sound, it won't play. Also, they need to check their sound mixer settings. The slider for that kind of sound may be set to zero.

If there is no doctype, it throws the browser into quirks mode. Quirks mode causes browsers to do things they don't normally do to try to render the page so everything is visible.

I have seen 5 analyses done 4 different ways. All 5 concluded that the single bullet theory was true. In two of the tests, the researcher doing the tests did not know it was a simulation of the Kennedy assassination. Test 1: The History Channel Special did an analysis of …

I'm surprised it works in Firefox. 0px is an invalid style in FF. FF wants zero values to be just a 0, without the units of measure.

Idea: Make the background color match one of the elements. Then the white space is not white. Centering objects is much harder in css than it was in the old html. But you can do this by setting the margins to auto, or clearing both sides.

Please note that objects that change when hovered over have been determined to be "not accessible" to people with perception disabilities. Also be aware that some countries require websites to be accessible.

Have you set ctrl-C to be a hot key for some other program? That could disable its normal function. Have you used some program to disable part of another program? That could also use a trick that disables certain keys.

Are you trying to send special characters? If so, it's better to attach the file with the special characters.

The value of a country's currency is generally the value of the total productive work done in the county, divided by the number of units of the currency (e.g. dollars) in circulation. Productive work is work that produces a product to be sold on the open market.

You can. Just set them to auto in the stylesheet. They are valid styles.

The idea is that your page will not need revision every time they come out with a new browser or version. The Google page (and the Yahoo page) will not validate because the ads require noncompliant code. I would hate to see a "W3C complain" website.

It might be a difference in how the script is implemented. Or it might be a contrast effect with the various parts of each of the browsers. The surroundings affect the visual perception of color. It might also be a difference in monitor settings, if different computers were used.

The software is inserting pixels interpolated in colors between the colors of the pixels you have in the image when it does the resize. Such software does not know that you have chosen a certain pixel color to represent transparent. Did you choose black? You usually cannot resize an image …

The Internet was not really meant for you to place a footer at the bottom of the screen.

The only way to make that happen is to make everything resize, even the font. That is hard to do. I don't normally make a page scroll horizontally, but those with forms in them just about have to, or you will not be able to enter the data. And many …

It's not possible at all. That belongs to the user, not to you. One thing you could do is fill the blank with something using a script, and then let them type over it.

Go to Design View on the form, and insert the header as needed.