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Whenever I have trouble with things overlapping wrong I mess with the "z-index" option. That might be something to try. So basically you want the "z-index" of your dropdown menu to be higher than anything else that is supposed to be under it.

For the div tag: [code]style="z-index:80"[/code] For the table tag: [code]style="z-index:90"[/code] After this you can mess around with the margins, padding and float options...

Hello all, I am currently developing a new website in asp.net, C#. I first designed the master page in Photoshop. I used a really cool pattern that I imported into Photoshop. I want to be able to put this on my website as a repeated image. My question is; How …

First of all it shouldn't matter if it is in Vista or some other OS as long as the browsers are the same version. The OS isn't the element that is rendering the website to the end user. That is the job of the browser. Second, This sounds like there …

You can also do this with straight CSS if you use the :hover attribute. You can apply this to any HTML element.

Gmail does not let you put pictures in with the text. You will have to attach the image to the email.

A basic forum is pretty easy. There are many free products out there with the forum already built that you can customize to look the way you want. Just search Google for "Free forum software."

Google also provides an internal search that you can put on your site. The search box will only search the contents of your website with a bot. You can also tell the bot where it can go and where it can't. Just in case you want to keep some folders …

Forget ie6. Just try to meet W3C standards. Thanks

Why don't you just save the excel file as a CSV?(Comma Separated Values) This way you can import the CSV basically as a string and the split the string on commas. Then you will have an array of the emails.

Are you talking about in a style sheet or actually in Internet Explorer?

It depends on the website but you can probably use a web crawler.

I have had some success with this if I specify the width of the div in the CSS. For Example: [code] .numy{ position: relative; width: 120px; margin-left: 535px; margin-top: -40px; } [/code]

I would probably use a percentage as your width. That way it will change as you resize the browser.

Did you try using "padding-right" or "margin-right"? You may even be able to make it so it just shows the overflow of the text.

I tested the code and it worked fine for me in IE 7.

Do you have anything in the tag of your div?