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From what I've been able to figure out where I work from our reps is that the more cores available to the computer the more it can delegate the programs currently being run to allow for more efficient processing. If you have a quadcore processor you can crunch more numbers …
Couple things you might try (if you haven't already): 1) Check on a different computer that has internet to see if more up-to-date drivers are available; the ones that came with your device might be out-of-date. 2) Make sure your device is designed to work with Windows 7 and if …
I'm not all that proficient in php so I can't help much with Ips's reply, however, what you could also do is simply password protect your server. You can make it so that it requires a password to access anything within a certain directory. Most webservers allow for password protection …
Are you trying to make a popup div with info in it or are you trying to make it go to a different page? There are a lot of different ways you can do this (assuming I'm thinking the same thing you are), however, it seems to me your trying …
The only thing that comes to mind is one of two things. 1) The image's location is different than that referenced in the code or 2) The !Important is throwing off the code for some reason. You might check to make sure you have your syntax correct for the list …
Although very unlikely you might also do a virus scan. Its also possible that your computer might not be able to utilize 2GB of RAM even though it can see that it is there. This is a common problem on older computers (basically what c-tech said :P). Just check your …
I'm not going to say they are bad because that makes me look like I know everything. However, I made an account ~1 month ago and since then I have been having constant issues with my website just not showing up at all and having bandwidth issues (I think that …
Another easy way is to simply use absolute positioning. You tell your div layer how far from two sides of the page to be located at. Example: <div z-index: 1; position: absolute; width: 100px; height: 150px; left: 10px; top: 20px;></div> The above example will place a CSS layer 100 pixels …
Hello all, zoidmaster here. I have a question regarding Visual Basic and deleting lines of text from files. I'm trying to make a piece of software to manage customers who walk into a store. I got most of it written already but the problem I'm running into is deleting some …
The div's within the big div cannot be absolute. They have to be relative or they wont center based on what is above them. You might also try doing "position: inherit;" that will tell the layers to copy the parent layer and that should fix the problem. A little bit …
The screenshots did not show up in your post if you could please post them again so we can see what is going on. As for trying to fix it the only thing I might suggest without seeing the pictures is to change your "overflow-y:scroll; overflow-x:hidden;" to a more general …
I'd reccomend you work on your grammer my friend, not a good way to ask for help. However, to respond to your post: I am not familiar with joomla but as for the css and html I'd reccomend you check out [URL="http://www.w3schools.com"]W3 Schools[/URL] for some tutorials on the basics and …
I am in the process of building a new computer to replace my 7 year old Compaq. I've never actually built a computer before so I wanna make sure that my parts are compatible. According to a friend of mine the processor I've picked (with due research) is a newer …
On the main page when you hover over the image it then changes to a different image, correct? If so when that page loads you simply change the default image on that page to the hover image and remove the javascript that makes it hover for that one button.
Just an fyi this post is about 2 miles from the correct section it belongs in. However, to answer your question, yes. Komodo IDE is a very nice editor for web design as it color codes the code you write and gives you project organization options. The version you mentioned …
The thread is kinda-sorta jumbled so I can't tell if its solved or not but you might consider using the z-index tag. Pretty much you can use that to layer everything one after the other. 1 is the lowest layer and the higher the number the higher in the stack …
Not entirely sure how your planning on going about this but you might try changing the "scroll" tag in your [CODE]overflow-y:scroll;[/CODE] to [CODE]overflow-y:auto;[/CODE]. Not sure if that will fix it but that's all I got.
A little bit of Javascript would fix your problem. All you need is a script that tells everything to stay visible and the one thing you want to change makes everything not specified invisible. A good way to make a lot of data visible without having to reload the page. …
CSS all the way ^_^ use [URL="http://mastersofzi.110mb.com"]http://mastersofzi.110mb.com[/URL] for a reference hehe... Can even try rounding the edges if you so dearly wanted to but you get the idea.
All of your <div id="thumbnails"> and <div id="artinfo"> lines of code refer to a piece of code in your css. You need to post the css that was used for the page as well for us to be able to give you appropriate help. Without it I do not know …
If your trying to change whether an object is hidden or not with html you can't. Thats more up the alley of Javascript. One decent option is to use an iframe and make the page change inside the frame, if done right it can look like an item was hidden …
I'm having to help people at work (I work at Office Depot) a lot with DVDs and CDs and the biggest question is "Which is the better one for me to use?" I've heard many sides to the story, one of which is that DVD+ is newer tech and is …
How does the mother board affect what is on your hard drive? Thats a new one to me...
I've never had problems trying to center images because I always had pictures bigger than necessary, one thing you might try is adding a semicolon to the last line of your css [QUOTE]IMG.displayed { display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto } [/QUOTE] I'm not sure if that will help but …
Hey, I'm trying to make a form of a search engine for my website. I have permission from my teacher to do it for class even though its for personal use. I have part of it built but I'm stuck at the "proper translation of the file" part. Heres the …
Typically the way I center my layers is to make them relatively positioned and place them inside a table. [CODE] <html> <head> <style type="text/css"> .layer1 { z-index: 1; position: relative; width: 500px; height: 600px; background-color: #000000; } </style> </head> <body> <table align="center" width="100%" height="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr><td align="center"> <div …
I'm having a problem with loading my MS Access Database. I can get it to load but it won't load in a row. My friend told me to try this but it puts all the information in a column instead of putting all the information spread out accross the row. …
You can change which ports are open and which are closed by going into the firewall settings on your computer. To do this you simply open up your windows control panel and go to the firewall settings. Then click on exceptions and click add port to tell Windows to allow …
Hello all... My name is Timothy. I am a senor in high school, but I've been doing web design and visual basic programming for about 5 years now. I'm happy to be around so many different people who are into the same stuff I am and I hope to do …