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 | Hello, and congratulations for this beautiful and meticulous forum. I have a javascript/html/css issue that I'm trying to solve for about 3 days now, with no luck. I'm using javascript to toggle the visibility of a certain table. I set the table's display property to none (via js) in order … |
| | Most applications, to show the top rated items (regardless of the nature of the items) sort the items by rating average and then dismiss the ones where the voters are not enough (or the other way around, it doesn't really matter). I was wondering, is there a better algorithm for … |
| | Hello, I am in a database design dilemma. In a web application I'm going to make, a table will be used to store colors. The stored colors will be in varying color systems (RGB, HSL, CMYK and LAB and/or HSV might be added later), so an enum field will be … |
| | This is slowly converting me to a suicidal lunatic :P I have an ordered list with class="funkynumbers". The CSS is as follows: [CODE=CSS] ol.funkynumbers { list-style-type:decimal; list-style-position:inside; margin:0; padding:0; } ol.funkynumbers li { font-size:42px; padding: 10px 0px 10px 12px; font-weight:bold; background:url(nem/images/layout/circle_orange.gif) no-repeat 0% 10px; color:white; <if condition="is_browser('ie')"> vertical-align:top; display:list-item; </if> … |
| | Hello all! I am using some javascript code to change some classes of an external stylesheet on the fly. Is there any way (a variable perhaps?) to access the changed stylesheet so that I store it afterwards with php, or should I rebuild it again (according to the options of …  |
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