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Upload font file to your server. Then define font using @font-face: [CODE]@font-face { font-family: yourfont; src: url('yourfont.ttf'); }[/CODE] All done. Now you can apply your font to page elements: [CODE]p.custom_font{ font-family: yourfont; }[/CODE]

The golden rule of HTML/CSS coding - your code must be valid. If it already is then there should be no (or very minor) differences between what your site looks at most recent versions of Firefox/Chrome/Safari/Opera/IE9. If you are sure that you have done everything correctly but still have any …

It`s because you apply border to hovered element [b]only[/b]. Add transparent border or 3px margin to non-hover state of #on. And you must not use ids for multiple elements if you want your page to be valid. Use classes instead.

Change div#main_container {min-height:100%; background:red;} to div#main_container {height:100%; background:red;} Or adjust sub_container height using Javascript.

Hello. Me and some of my friends at college were assigned a practical task of developing a net application for optimization of cutting rectangular parts from some kind of material. Something like apps in [URL="http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/cut_optimization_software/"]this[/URL] list, but more simplistic. Basically, I`m interested if there is any source code for this …

Try [URL="http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/"]swfobject[/URL]. It is probably the most powerful and cleanest way of embedding Flash content.

I started learning Winsock (2.2) programming in university recently and when writing my first program (fileserver and its client) a few questions came to mind. Let`s assume my fileserver is continuously listening for client connections and when one occurs it establishes connection, does whatever client wants (such things as list …

For z-index to work div must be positioned relatively or absolutely, like this: [CODE]<div style="position: relative; z-index: 5;">content</div>[/CODE] By the way, you shouldn`t embed styles directly into HTML, use separate stylesheets instead. Same goes for Javascript. Clear separation of those three things really makes it easier to work and edit …

What exactly effects do you want to achieve? Maybe jQuery would suffice if effect is not so complicated. Or are you just talking about flashing links (when hovered)?

If you are talking about [b]visual aspect[/b] of websites, then Photoshop or any other raster editor which has more functionality than MS Paint is what you need. But in the end it all depends on your creativity and design skills. If you are talking about converting alrady existing web design …

For a platform, I suggest using LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) since it is most common among hosting providers and is quite cheap. As pritaeas mentioned, Windows hosting is more expensive and I myself don`t really see any major benefits it could have, since you won`t be doing any serious …

The div where table resides looks like this in IE7: [CODE]<div id="wpng-cal-events" style="display:none;"></div>[/CODE] In other browsers: [CODE]<div id="wpng-cal-events" style="display:block;"></div>[/CODE] So the problem is that display property is not set to "block" in IE7.

Remove [CODE]height: 80px;[/CODE] from [CODE]#header ul a:hover { color: #fff; height: 80px; }[/CODE]

Putting gotoAndPlay() to a frame won`t be such a good idea if there are a lot of buttons. I`d solve this by adding onEnterFrame event handler and looping it until certain condition is met.

This [CODE]<td class="HOME"><A href="#abc.html" Class ="Home" onclick="OpenPage()"/></td> [/CODE] should look like: [CODE]<td class="HOME"><a href="#abc.html" class="Home" onclick="OpenPage()"></a></td> [/CODE] Your <a> tag isn`t closed properly. If you want clean and valid markup you should look at xHTML requirements [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/xhtml/xhtml_html.asp"]here[/URL].

It is not possible to embed and run scripts from within flash file. Dynamic textboxes support very few HTML tags (you can find full list [URL="http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/Flash/Working-with-Text-and-HTML-in-Flash/4/"]here[/URL]) and <script> tag is not supported and even if it was that would be just absurd since actionscript is used for programming purposes in …

Take a look [URL="http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/2949/nya.png"]here[/URL]. It seems that your javascript sets blue backgrounds on #slider and all three divs inside it and overrides your styles. I`m not sure which .js but cycle.js might be it. By the way, why are you using two jQuery libs? And don`t use iepngfix.htc for fixing …

Are you using any javascript to adjust the height of wrapper block or blocks inside it? If not, then it`s first time I`m seeing something like this. It would be nice to see your code. By the way, does this happen in all browsers?