- Strength to Increase Rep
- +0
- Strength to Decrease Rep
- -0
- Upvotes Received
- 8
- Posts with Upvotes
- 8
- Upvoting Members
- 7
- Downvotes Received
- 0
- Posts with Downvotes
- 0
- Downvoting Members
- 0
77 Posted Topics
 | [ICODE]margin: 0 auto;[/ICODE] is actually shorthand for saying [ICODE]margin-top: 0; margin-right: auto; margin-bottom: 0; margin-left: auto;[/ICODE] (in that order), and as 'teedoff' said, you need to give that div a width in order to center it...  |
| | [ICODE]floatingDivs[/ICODE] fix didn't work for me, but for some reason when I look at the [ICODE]<link>[/ICODE] in the [ICODE]<head>[/ICODE] there's some extra gibrish stuff in it P.S. It ONLY works on IE (and Opera), it breaks in Chrome, FF and Safari |
| | Re: table help I hope that untitledking's response helped, but for future reference, 'valign: top' only works on a <td>, not on anything else...  |
| | Please post your code, sounds kinda interesting... |
| | Hi, First of all I'm not sure that this is the right place, so if it isn't please feel free to let me know, and/or move the thread... I have Windows 7 with WAMP installed, and I obviously view my stuff by going to [url]http://localhost[/url] (or [url]http://172.0.0.1[/url] which is essentially … |
| | Hi guys/gals, I have a menu with a div displaying onmouseover, and hiding onmouseout, it works great except in IE if I click on the [ICODE]<select>[/ICODE] tag, it triggers the mouseout event, interestingly enough the same does not happen when I click on a text field.. Code Example: [CODE] <ul> … |
| | If it works, then please post the thread as solved, so someone else looking for help can find it... |
 | Sounds like your CSS is not working at all (at least that's what I understood), maybe you're linking your CSS wrong? |
| | [QUOTE=sagive;1503144]Yee, it was a "absolute" definition in my css.. Internet explorer has a problem with the - position: absolute so i had to redesign my Divs so that would enable me to position those elements without using that order But thanks for the help :)[/QUOTE] Please mark the thread as … |
| | There's a way to do it with images for the corners (kinda like having a .png with the 'corner' part transparent, and the extra part the same as your background), google it. That said, using CSS3 at this point is probably not the best idea... |
| | Hi, are you getting a JS error? what do you mean 'webpage breaks', it doesn't load, or it loads bad? |
| | |
| | Give .div1 a [ICODE]padding-left[/ICODE] & [ICODE]padding-right[/ICODE] the amount of px you want |
| | On line #82 you have the same thing in 20px wide ?!?!?!? |
| | Just put it in your CSS [CODE]tr{ ......... }[/CODE] |
| | Re: HTML or XHTML If you're just being a designer, and you're not gonna work that much with HTML, then IMHO regular HTML is just fine. If you want to be a developer, you should probably learn XHTML, since that's going to work much better, and is way cleaner. |
| | As far as text-editors, you can download 'notepad++', it's free and quite awesome...  |
| | That would be a jQuery 'lightbox' effect, google it... |
| | The idle state is just [ICODE]a[/ICODE], not [ICODE]a:link[/ICODE] |
| | In your CSS by the tag that you want the image to be add [ICODE]background: url('your_image.file');width 100%; height: 100%[/ICODE], just keep in mind that the image might get distorted on different screen sizes |
| | Please mark the thread as solved, thanx... |
| | Well this specific thing is extremely easy to make [CODE] <div style="width:990px;height:435px;overflow-x:scroll"> <div style="width:7500px"> <img src="your_image1.jpg"> <img src="your_image2.jpg"> </div> </div> [/CODE] The width of the inner [ICODE]<div>[/ICODE] should be however wide your images are (the 7500px is just an example). If I'm not mistaken, that should work... |
| | Well first off, you would want to put that image as CSS (either internal [in the [ICODE]<head>[/ICODE]] or external [in a .css file, and link it in the head]), there you would have someting like [CODE] body{ background: url('picture1.png') top left no-repeat; width: ---px; } [/CODE]the width being whatever you … |
| | Re: HTML That would be something like that: [CODE] <form action="your_page.your_extention" method="post"> <input type="text" name="username" /><br /> <input type="password" name="password" /><br /> <input type="submit" value="Sign in" name="submit" /> </form> [/CODE] And here's the explanation: First you have a '<form>' tag, and in it you have the 'action' attribute, which you set to … |
| | As 'Agarsia' said, you would need to learn a different language for that, and I agree, PHP & MySql is a good choice... |
| | Because the background color of the box is the same color as the cursor, and the reason it only happens on windows is, because Mac probably has a different cursor color... |
| | Re: font name?? That logo is an image, so I don't think this is the right place to ask this question... |
| | [QUOTE=NewOrder;1465384]i was searching for a code to reset explorer! i found a code, but it isnt effective, is there a code to counter explorer weird behavior? another question, should i use apdiv , cause each time i use them (mainly by dreamweaver functionality), internet explorer goes mad!!![/QUOTE] What does 'reset … |
| | [QUOTE=jeansymolanza;1464492]i've noticed that on ie whenever i hover the mouse pointer click a selected tab and then move onto the second, both tabs are 'active' rather than the one tab i have shifted focus away from resetting to default. this leads to all my tabs lighting up as active which … |
 | Your code is all messed up... 1. Your 'form' and your 'textarea' have the same 'name' (message_wall) 2. You have an extra 'form' closing tag 3. To the best of my knowledge (and that's pretty good ;)) there's no 'button' tag 4. Why would you preset the 'value' of the … |
| | Re: Live Site and me [LIST=1] [*]For the button, it's probably an 'iframe', not much for you to learn there, just google it... [*]For the comments, you're gonna need a server side script so you can have the comments and info go to a DataBase, for that you'd need something like 'PHP' or 'ASP' (I … |
| | Re: IE 6 Problem You've done the right thing by putting the red line up on top, making websites compatible with IE6 can be a big hassle, and should only be done if absolutely necessary... |
 | You need to give the [ICODE]<div>[/ICODE] a width, so it knows how much to 'repeat'... |
 | The reason it looks the way it does is, the border is 100% of the window, not the content, so put the border in the 'body', take off the height, and give it a [ICODE]position: absolute[/ICODE] (and you might want to add a width too), what that will do is … |
| | First of all, in your code snippet on line 2 you're missing a closing 'font' tag [ICODE]</font>[/ICODE]. Second if I understood your problem correctly, the reason why this is happening is because a [ICODE]<div>[/ICODE] is a 'block' element, which means that it will display as it's own line, as if … |
| | Something doesn't make sense, that kind of error if I'm not mistaken comes from a PHP error, and I don't see any PHP on this page |
| | Please mark this thread as 'solved' so someone else can search and enjoy your solution... |
| | You would probably have to do it with JS, something like [CODE] <html> <head> <script language="javascript"> function transition(){ document.getElementById('trans').style.opacity = 0; } </script> <style> #trans { opacity:100; transition: all 1st ease-in-out; } </style> </head> <body> <img src="myimage.jpg" id="trans" onclick="transition()" /> </body> </html> [/CODE] Didn't test it |
 | I think that you should rather have your margins in 'px', since 'em' represents the size of the letter 'M', and different browsers have different font sizes... |
| | The files in DW should be regular HTML, which you can just copy/paste into any editor |
| | |
| | It would help if you put your HTML code too, so we could know which div is nested in what, and what the main div is etc. |
| | Do you put in the characters as HTML or regular letters? If you put it in as HTML it should work and stay the same all along. Form more info check out [URL="http://natural-innovations.com/wa/doc-charset.html"]this page[/URL]... |
 | You don't need to use the jQuery library for that, you can use regular JavaScript (not Java, totally different language) for that. All you have to do is give the menu an id (except for the class), and have it 'display: none', and in the box you should have an … |
| | |
 | Try to put the image in the actual html, not as a background, then give it 'position: absolute' and the text put inside another <div> (in the same <div> as the image) and have it 'position: relative', that should work... [CODE] <div id="wrapper" style="position: relative"> <img src="your_image.jpg" style="position: absolute; top: … |
| | Please post your code, and just as a side note, there a couple of JavaScript errors there... |
| | Take off the 'z-index' from the #language_bar |
| | Please provide code and/or a link (are you sure that it's an HTML/CSS question?) |
| | [QUOTE=Tracie-marie;1440139]I am somewhat confused though as it works in Safari and FF and Mozilla and I would have thought that if I had problems with Chrome it would have shown up in these as well. But it looks just as good in these as it does with IE.[/QUOTE] Interesting, since … |
The End.