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Re: Don't over think it, that is my main problem. The small things usually make the biggest difference. ![]() | |
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This is what I want my outcome to look like [url]http://teh-shepherd.webege.com/[/url] Tried changing to css, but i cant get positioning done right [CODE] <div id="nofade" align="center"> <b>block 1</b> </div> <div id="fade80"> </div> <div id="nofade" align="center"> <b>block 2</b> </div> <div id="fade40"> </div> [/CODE] [CODE]#nofade { position:static; background-color:transparent; position:absolute; z-index:3; } #fade40 … | |
[code] <script language="Javascript"> window.onresize = function (){ alert("Thanks for resizing!"); } </script> [/code] Is there any reason this gets sent twice to IE? Is there anyway I can make it so it will wait until the user is done resizing before it sends it(IE problem)? | |
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I'm new to C++. I want to know if there's any way to shorten this code. [code] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int a, b, result; int main () //Addition (main function of this program) { cout << "Lets add numers\nEnter you first number\n"; cin >> a; //First value cin.clear … | |
Hey, I'm new to programming in C++ So I just got done writing this and everything seems fine to me, but I got an errors. I've had many problems with compilers in the past, but I'm not sure if this is from the code or the compiler. If it helps … |
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