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I'm a professional web designer in his late 20s. I've been in the game long enough to remember frames and tables and why we don't use them anymore. I have a very solid knowledge of HTML, CSS, Javascript and a pretty solid knowledge of PHP.
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 | Your best bet is to use sprites. Sprites are a fairly new idea and they work amazingly well with or without javascript. the idea is simple, you make the default and the hover state [B]one image[/B]. Let's say your image is width:320px; height:75px; what you really want then is for … |
| | The reason you have to use wmode is to set the Window mode of the flash embed is because by default the flash window exists [B]Above The Browser[/B] so absolutely nothing in the browser can overlap it. this is the problem you were having. This is the default mode, window. … |
| | pritaeas is right, HTML is just that. HyperText Markup Language. It allows you to semantically markup your content. Events are a browser and UI thing and are basically the realm of Javascript. That being said what are you doing that you need events for. JS is pretty common and you … |
| | This is a quite complex app. one where they have worked out all the combinations and accounted for them. I had a quick look and look at [URL="http://media2.tailorstore.com/media/gfx/as_one_image.php?quality=95&cmd=shirt3%2Fmainview%2F%2Fshadow.png%2Cshirt3%2Fmainview%2F1944%2Fsleeve_shortplacket_normal_right.png%2Cshirt3%2Fmainview%2F1944%2Fbody_mens_normal.png%2Cshirt3%2Fmainview%2F1944%2Fbottom_mens_modern.png%2Cshirt3%2Fmainview%2F1944%2Fsleeve_shortplacket_normal_left.png%2Cshirt3%2Fmainview%2F1944%2Fsleeve_shortplacket_contrast_normal.png"]this[/URL]. That's the image for the base. it's a php script that outputs custom images based off URL params. notice how there is … |
| | Wow! Frames? This is 2010 right? You need fixed position elements for that. [CODE] <div id="lastThingInTheBody"><ul><!-- Menu here --></ul></div> </body> <style> #lastThingInTheBody { position:fixed; bottom:0; left:0; width:100%; height:auto; } </style> [/CODE] For the IE6 users out there force [URL="http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/"]chrome frame [/URL]on them or use a [URL="http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/fixedPosition.html"]fairly ugly hack[/URL]. Personally I …  |
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