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Your isp probably used those style names in its own stylesheet. That stylesheet overrode yours.

We don't embed anymore. The embed tag is deprecated code, and was never supported by all browsers. It never did validate. Your code may be correct, but not supported by Chrome. Chrome is new enough that they might have left something out.

[QUOTE=mjdodd;1106381]if the 'corded' device needs its own USb driver (from a supplied disk) it will not work 'autoamltically) withouthat driverbeing installed M![/QUOTE] Each device has its own rules. It doesn't matter whether or not it has a cord. You just happen to have corded devices that behave one way and …

When I start my computer, I see a strange icon I don't recognize in my system tray. It is picture of a cowboy with an orange face and a white cowboy hat. It shows up for just a few seconds during start-up, then vanishes. If I try to doubleclick it, …

If you don't have control because of the download, unplug the network cable. Then clear your cache and make sure your browser is set to return to the default start page, instead of trying to restore your last session. This is malware, but it is easily defeated.

method=post means you want to write new data to a file. You have no file open, and you do not intend to write to a file.

Actually, opening a hidden window is on the list of operations forbidden for security reasons. But there is nothing to prevent you from putting it under something. It still shows on the taskbar.

The back button belongs to the user, NOT TO YOU. It is not yours to disable. I am getting tired of people who want to own take over other people's computers for their own selfish purposes (usually sales or advertising). Right now, I can't see the text insertion cursor, because …

A div can be inside a td, but a td can't be directly inside anything except a tr. The div contents might also disappear if they don't fit.

[QUOTE=rouse;1089642]I found this on a search on the web a few seconds ago. The key seems to be to place the center align for the text in the body. [/QUOTE] This is a known bug in IE rendering. Absolute positioning is another known bug in IE. It does not render …

I am having the same trouble when I try to log in after clicking on a post notification email link. I log in, and repeatedly get the same screen telling me to log in. It is not the same screen I get if I make a typo in the login …

Use the fill handle. Once you have typed in a formula, you can select it (so the black outline is around it). In the lower right corner of the black outline is a little black square. This is the fill handle. The mouse pointer becomes a black cross when it …

Don't use negative sizes. You can't predict how a browser will interpret them. Note that if the user's browser does not have the font you are using on yours, the results may be unpredictable.

There is no way to place an object at the bottom of the screen and have it work for every screen resolution. The Internet does not work on the basis of a screen the size of your monitor, but on a downward-expanding page that grows until everything fits. Do not …

An id can be used only once. It can NOT appear in multiple tags. You need to give each tag a unique id, and then cycle through the ids with a loop in js. e.g. [code] <a .... id="aa1"> <a .... id="aa2"> <a .... id="aa3"> <a .... id="aa4"> <a .... …

Borders cause a lot of problems. There could be a very serious problem, because different countries have different frequency allocations for various radio services. Thus, the wireless transceiver must be able to handle the frequencies used by the countries you visit. There also may be completely different communications protocols (handshaking …

What's wrong with KEEPING Windows XP? I would be MUCH happier with Microsoft if they would abandon their upgrade frenzy.

Format the disk and then install ME from the original disk. An "update" is not possible when going to a different version of the operating system. The update replaces minor components that have changed in the same version. The full XP install would not have formatted the disk unless you …

The only way to completely remove vocals from a recording without damaging other parts is to have the original multitrack recording the recording studio had when it recorded the song. But they aren't going to let you have access to that (If it's your song, that's different). Or you can …

No web page is allowed to browse the local folders of the client computer. This is a security violation. It is illegal in many countries. The only function allowed to have partial access to the folders of the client computer is the ftp upload/download function, under the direction of the …

This is the problem with taking the easy way out. If you hard code your html, you can put things where you want them with much greater control. But there is still the matter of browser incompatibilities. You can't design a web page like you design a Word document. It …

I discovered that not having enough memory in the computer also causes this. The computer is swapping things out to disk and bringing them back in.

Position absolute causes computers with different screen resolutions to totally mess up the rendering. On top of that, IE renders it wrong. Never use it. Any time you define something in pixels or absolute positioning that exceeds the window size, stuff like that happens. Use relative positions and percentage widths.

What kind of template? A template for use in designing web pages belongs on your computer where you design the pages. A template in css belongs wherever your pages expect it to be on the server. Any other kind of template belongs where that kind of template is needed.

If you want to scan the files on the server, you need a server-side script, not javascript. You can't look at the files on the client's computer for security reasons.

Whose exam is this?

There are many things that affect download speed: 1. The speed of your server 2. How busy your server is 3. Where your server is located within the Internet (that ultra busy site "next door" using up all of the bandwidth gubbies of the trunk lines) 4. The size of …

I am not sure what you want. If you are wanting to deal with an established dealer in these things, we can't recommend things like that. Use Google or Yahoo search engines for that. If you are looking for a place to host your website, try freewebhosting.com to find sites. …

Actually, IE implements fixed positioning wrong. It does not follow the standard.

Lots of hard work writing the scripts to handle the messages. Plus the server must be able to handle both scripts and some kind of database.

Just nest two box objects, each with one of those values. Put the % one on the outside. Make sure the padding on the outside one and the margin of the inside one are both set to 0.

This is a function of the particular printer's driver and the PAGE SETUP function in the browser the USER of the page is using. It belongs to the owner of that user's computer, not to the web page designer. It is a security violation for a web page to be …

INFO: - Google ranks sites according to number of visits from Google. This is the order it places the links in on the search results pages. But the ranking also depends on how well the site matches the exact search the user typed in. - Most engines now ignore meta …

The align= attribute is deprecated. Use the style [inlinecode]float: right;[/inlinecode] in a stylesheet class used in the img tag or in a style= attribute in the image tag.

Many browsers leave an object that has had a content change at the largest size the object has needed to be so far, to avoid having to change it again. They also don't like to do unnecessary work.

0px is an invalid style. Leave the px or other units of measure off the 0 values. Otherwise, some browsers go into quirks mode or throw out the style and use the default. You do have a top padding on the body.

Note that in IE, the screen will not update until all scripts stop running.

I don't like this idea. Better ideas include: - Don't display the signature link if the reputation is negative. - Remove only the links that go to sites with the primary purpose of selling. - Just ignore them. I rarely follow a link in a sig, unless I am really …

It's malware. I just had the same problem. The only way I could get control was to unplug the Internet connection, then start the browser. After the page load failed, I could change the settings to not automatically load the last page used. The malware had changed the setting to …

Width: 100%;

If the computers do not have that font installed on them, they can't use it. Font is local to the computer. The fact that YOU have the font when you write the page does not mean that the person viewing the page has that font installed on his computer. Try …

You can set the size of the image to as perce4ntage of the screen width with the width style.

You can't put a unit on 0 if you expect it to work with all browsers.

If you have a script grabbing the individual characters from the keyboard, it also has to grab the backspace and remove one character from the buffer.

It is not a good idea to use any special character in a filename, because some servers and Internet nodes don't know what to do with them. Stick to the US ASCII letters and numerals.

Scripting languages are generally prohibited from searching a computer outside the web page environment for security reasons I have written such a function in Visual Basic.

This happened to me too, right after a Windows and IE upgrade downloaded itself. I found myself running in a guest account instead of my usual account after the install. Logging off the guest account restored access to the folders bar.

Design with Firefox first. Then fix the bugs in the IE version. Never put size styles (width, height) and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) on the same tag or in the same stylesheet style. If you do, IE will render them differently than any other browser does. Instead, nest two …

Possibilities: 1. The volume is down 2. The browser does not have the proper plugin installed (separate from having the player) 3. The computer is overloaded to the point where it has no time to play the music. 4. The ISP you get internet access from banned that kind of …

Must we really do this. It's annoying.