MidiMagic

Use the w3c page checker.

I hate it when people mess with the history, because I often want to return to the page I came from before I visited that page. DO NOT change the history. You are affecting things not connected with your site.

Use the blocks to build something.

Look for the following: - Note that the image itself can't contain these features. There must be some html provided by Fireworks to locate them. - Is there a script to take care of the hotspots? If so, can Dreamweaver find it? - Are the hotspots there, but in the …

The old page drove me crazy with mouseovers. Thanks for getting rid of them.

There are a number of ways to do this, some more successful than others. 1. You could edit the pictures together into one image with an image editor, and then adjust the size of the picture to fit the width of the browser viewport with the [icode] width: 100%; [/icode] …

Check to see if the uploaded script is the same as the one you wrote. If it is not the same, someone has hacked the site. Or it may be that the host either modified the script, or added another script. Other possibilities: - You are referencing someone else's website …

You need the hover attribute applied to the entire menu area once it opens, not just its start tab.

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That is the equivalent of hijacking a website. and is a security violation. It might be illegal. How do other sites have your images embedded in such a way that you can access them? Are they doing a link to your image on your site. If so, you can change …

Do NOT use px. That makes the page incompatible with different screen resolutions. How can a user resize a div? That is determined by the browser, not the user.

Please do not put text on top of images. A lot of people can not read text if it is on top of an image, unless the4 image is very very light. Even then, some can't read it. Such a page is not accessible.

I think the problem is that you are seeing what happens when the page does not fit in the browser window horizontally. Different browsers react differently to unexpected errors. The page is too wide for many computer screen resolutions.

The problem I see is that the script (or whatever is making the images appear) is taking over, preventing scrolling from working.

If either of these has its own proprietary file format for saving object collection images in, then it can't be done. Can you save each object as an image, and transfer the images to the other program, then reassemble them?

I don't see the problem. The image is displayed as a continuous image in IE8 and FF3. It might be that screen resolution makes it look different on different computers. Hacks are never a good idea.

I just fixed it. I found out that Real Player (again) has an auto update feature that installs itself when you update real player manually. But turning off the auto-update does not remove it from the start menu. Manually removing it works until you reboot. It turns out that you …

Another annoying ad. This one is an Ampex ad. When I click on a posted screenshot to display it, the ad displays on top of the screenshot, so I can't see the right side of it.

Shoot the advertiser! Ban that advertiser. He's too greedy! I don't mind ads until they get in the way. This is another sneaky trick that should be banned. It interferes with using the page. Everybody write letters to those advertisers, telling how much you hate the fact that they keep …

Are your pictures in some strange format?

It really can't be done in a way that works on all browsers. The web was designed so that you do not know what size the browser window is, and with no way to fit something exactly to the browser window. The page is supposed to flow to fit the …

This sounds like the baddie program altered the registry to run itself. There might be other solutions, but a reinstall of Windows should fix it.

You can't use the [icode]<!-- -->[/icode] tags to hide scripts from the rendering engine anymore. The script in those tags is now hidden from the browser too. But you do not need to hide them from newer browsers.

If you take too long to edit the post, you get logged out.

On the screenshot, I noticed that IE has no twitter plugin. It is not a good idea to use the latest gratest tech on pages. Stuff takes several years to start working smoothly on all browsers. We are just starting to get .png compatibility.

Something on the page is rendering 1440 pixels wide. The odd thing is that it is not that wide on my browser, which is on a monitor that is only 1152 pixels wide. I can see the entire page. I found several html errors. I suggest that you first use …

Your home computer probably has a different screen resolution. You have to use percentages and other relative sizing styles, not pixels and other absolute sizes, if you want it to work on all computers.

The real problem is getting the page to render correctly after you make a change, in either system. Changing one table cell should cause the entire row to resize. But some browsers do not change the space allocated for rendering on a dynamic basis very well. And note that the …

That won't tell me anything without the html.

Why does everyone want these things? They are NOT accessible technology. You are losing disabled viewers by using them.

Questions: - Is this happening in the Excel spreadsheet, or only in the mail-merge? - Are these cells typed in, or calculated by formula? - Are any macros acting on the cells? Remember that formatting a cell does not change the value in the cell, but just how it is …

This just started yesterday. When I view your pages that contain moving ads, some of the times I click on things, I get two clicks, but not a double click: - I click on the scroll arrows, and get two lines of scroll. - I click on the scrollbar and …

That explains it. The servers are migrating! :icon_cheesygrin: The problem is that the page doesn't load until the ad server has returned the ad. If the ad server is too busy, the user has to wait until the browser times out to get the rest of the page. Then the …

This may be a case of stuff not fitting on different screen resolutions. Also realize that IE renders margins, borders, and padding differently than other browsers do. This can make things not fit in certain cases. Do not use pixels, points, cm, or inches to define sizes if you want …

If a script is changing the s tags into other tags, the styles will not apply. The styles are applied at the time the page originally renders. The s tags cause a failure to render anything inside them, because html does not have an s tag. They also throw the …

"The two tables align vertically in IE/Firefox but they align vertically in chrome/safari " What's the difference? Vertical is vertical.

[QUOTE=flipjoebanana;891331]I am new to css and am having problems with setting a single object(say a table) from a set percentage from the top of the page as well as the main background. What should I be using for the table(or div)? Thanks[/QUOTE] What you are asking is practically impossible. You …

Some possibilities: - You didn't yet set the permission of the file once it was uploaded. Only you can see it (while using your hosting account) until you give it public read and execute permission. Some hosts do this automatically, others do not. - From the error message, it appears …

You want a lot, don't you. You night have to do this in JavaScript to get both view 3 and view 4. Divs would give you 2 and 4, while a table will give you 3. You could try putting a div inside a table cell for just the right …

URLs will not wrap, and should not be wrapped. Consider the following: - Use br tags in the url where you want to break it (do this on the text part of the a tag, not the url part) - Shorter urls? Can you avoid displaying the part that controls …

Scripts can't draw on parts of the page that are not on the screen at the moment. You need a way to run the script again after the screen size is changed. Partial transparency is a nonstandard extension, and is not supported in the same way by all browsers.

The space is there in [icode]<br />[/icode] to make the self-closing tags compatible with IE 6 and earlier. IE renders it wrong without the space.

There is no javascript in that code, just a call to a javascript program you are not showing.. There has to be another file with a .js extension containing the javascript code, plus code in the head of the html code to tell the browser where to find the file. …

Float it left and set the width.

I use Microsoft Word to check the spellings of my web pages before I upload them. But don't let Word do the changes, or it will rewrite the page code. Also open the file in notepad, or wordpad, and make the changes there.

That's the opposite of what he wants. He wants it to be smaller when the browser window gets smaller. Do this: Style: [code] .imsize1 {width: 50%;} [/code] XHTML Code: [code] <img src="mypicture.jpg" class="imsize1" alt="my image" /> [/code] Set the percentage to the size you really want, as a percentage of …

Excel can save a spreadsheet as an html file, but the file is quite messy.

You can write your own DOM, if you know how. But your site has to serve it too.

you can center horizontally. You can not center things vertically in a practical way that works on all browsers and computers. Stop thinking of a webpage as a screenful or as a sheet of paper. Think of it as a scroll.

There two tricks to it. 1. Do not put size styles (height, width) in the same style or on the same tag as nonzero surrounding styles (margin, border, padding). If you need both, nest tags. 2. Instead of putting a background color on each individual element, put it on the …