Adrian Kiwee

I use Notepad++ for coding purpose only, it's by far the less resources consuming and fastest tool. It's free and recognizes a bunch of programming languages. But if I need to use a tool that has a design mode, with preview and all, I use Microsoft Expression Web. I find …

[QUOTE=OliviaSSLGuru;1551568]Just press the 'ALT' button on your keyboard. After it is visible, you can click on view > menu bar.[/QUOTE] This works in Firefox 4 also.

The cheapest and most surprising sound you get by using a Logitech Z5500 5.1 speaker set, together with anything you want, it has analog and digital inputs. Don't know who would need more than that power...

There are 2 ways to submit the sitemap to Google, one is to upload the .html file in the root of your websites, and then enter webmaster tools and verify, the other is to generate a verification tag in your index file and again, enter webmaster tools and verify. You …

Make 2 smaller tables?

This is a very well written review and the product is really cool. Only one question, though: When are we going to find it in stores in Europe?

I think Microsoft has made some pretty awful browsers so far. Being a coder, I often had to write the pages to fit IE rather than the web standards. This is about to change, though. I have installed the beta and it works pretty well. Not sure exactly how fast …

Local repair shop would be much cheaper. Always test when picking up the laptop, by running something that puts the cpu to work at maximum, see if it crashes. If it does, ask for your money back and find another shop.

The magnifying glass is not just a picture, it has a javascript code on it so it does something when clicked. Here's what the facebook search has on it: [CODE]<button title="Search" onclick="var q = $(&quot;q&quot;);if (q.value == q.getAttribute(&quot;placeholder&quot;)) {q.focus(); return false;}" type="submit"><span class="hidden_elem">Search</span></button>[/CODE] And this is the code for the …

I think you can just view the source of the page, find the row that specifies the .js file used, open it in another tab and copy it. No big deal.

Firefox. Opera has a few issues, for some css stuff it's even worse than IE! In Firefox everything works, and you can improve it with add-ons and themes. It's safer and more stable, that's the one to use.

Usually, using a separate div for the footer implies that it's not connected to the main div, so you can expect it to act differently than you imagined. I would try to [B]place it before the end tag of the main div[/B], and float it to the left (or not, …

There's a website that can transform the text into code for you, and it's free: [url]http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/examples/full.php[/url]

Are you using Firebug in firefox? i don't think it will give you the height if it's not specified, but it will show you the height of the objects inside the div that do have height defined, along with padding, borders and margins.