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 | I don't know a lot about Perl, but PHP can definitely do it, and this is not the right forum to ask this question in - [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/perl/112"]Perl[/URL]. Yes, your friend is correct. Regards Arkinder  |
| | This forum isn't for free markup, scripts, or code. You will need a server-side language such as PHP to retrieve the images from a file on your server. Unless of course it is hosted somewhere else. jQuery is a JavaScript library, and it is capable of doing what you want. … |
| | If you were turning this into me I would fail you. In 1996, a man named David Siegel had a great idea - to use tables to position elements. This would allow him to simply plug in his content and position things wherever he wanted. While this idea worked, it … |
| | Hi Myles, You're using tables for layout - don't. Half of your code is deprecated. [CODE]<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://www.baylor.edu/content/services/document.php/144220.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />[/CODE] This belongs in your [ICODE]head[/ICODE] tags. Also, you aren't parsing any XML data so use an HTML doctype. Your link is broken. Since you are already using a background … |
| | Re: php file upload The script w3schools offers is limited to image file types only. Add the flash file type and it should work. [CODE]if ((($_FILES["file"]["type"] == "image/gif") || ($_FILES["file"]["type"] == "image/jpeg") || ($_FILES["file"]["type"] == "image/pjpeg") || ($_FILES["file"]["type"] == "application/x-shockwave-flash")) && ($_FILES["file"]["size"] < 20000))[/CODE] Regards Arkinder |
| | The heights of the text in [ICODE]biker_bio[/ICODE] and [ICODE]biker_bio2[/ICODE] are exceeding the height their containers. Try changing the [ICODE]font-size[/ICODE] in each CSS rule to 13px. Regards Arkinder |
 | Re: HTML Program "Good" is a matter of preference. Ultimately it's up to what you find easiest to use or the most effective. Color coordinated code with spacing is much easier to read and can save a lot of time when scanning for errors, but sometimes that can all just get in the … |
| | Re: Slopes? I'm a little confused as to what you're talking about. Are you saying that there is a section of text, and that when you click it more appears? HTML is simply the structure of a page. JavaScript, or JavaScript libraries like jQuery, is used to make pages dynamic - user … |
| | Please be more specific. What is it exactly that isn't being arranged the same? Also, almost all of your code is deprecated, and I strongly suggest using more modern techniques (CSS). Regards Arkinder |
| | I'm at school right now, so I don't have access to Tumblr. However, you could make your own theme or try inserting the tags you need with JavaScript. Regards Arkinder |
| | You mentioned that [ICODE]margin: 0px auto;[/ICODE] doesn't work? I've tested it in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, and IE8 - it works fine. Regards Arkinder |
 | Re: margins problem [ICODE]margin: 0 auto;[/ICODE] is just saying: [CODE]margin-top: 0; margin:-bottom: 0; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;[/CODE] The browser takes the remaining space on the page and evenly distributes it to the left and right margins - centering the element. [ICODE]margin: 0 auto;[/ICODE] is preferred over [ICODE]margin: auto;[/ICODE] to keep the top and … |
| | Most, if not all, of the attributes you're using are deprecated. To accomplish what you want you will need CSS, and I recommend brushing up on your HTML too. Here are are few places to help you with that: [URL="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs"]https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs[/URL] [URL="http://code.google.com/edu/submissions/html-css-javascript/"]http://code.google.com/edu/submissions/html-css-javascript/[/URL] [URL="http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/1-introduction-to-the-web-standards-cur/#toc"]http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/1-introduction-to-the-web-standards-cur/#toc[/URL] [URL="http://www.w3.org/wiki/HTML"]http://www.w3.org/wiki/HTML[/URL] [URL="http://htmldog.com/"]http://htmldog.com/[/URL] Regards Arkinder |
| | Hi elneco, Your getting a 404 error. This means that the page [ICODE]idk.html[/ICODE] doesn't exist/isn't on the server. When you go to [URL="http://elneco.biz/"]http://elneco.biz/[/URL] It's actually taking you to [URL="http://elneco.biz/index.html"]http://elneco.biz/index.html[/URL]. The page that you're getting is set by your hosting service. Regards Arkinder |
| | Please post a link to your page and/or the CSS that's affecting your layout. Regards Arkinder |
| | Hi Violet_82, Giving an element the [ICODE]float[/ICODE] property will remove it from the normal flow of the page. In Chrome the text is being moved up because you have two floating elements - the top navigation and the horizontal rule. Remove the [ICODE]float[/ICODE] property from your horizontal rule selector. Changing … |
| | Re: HTML or XHTML There's quite a bit of confusion as to what XHTML is for and when you should use it. XHTML is a more strict HTML, but it is by no means a new version of HTML - they are in fact used for different things. XHTML is used to serve XML … |
| | HTML is only the structure of a web page. CSS is used to style the structure. A layout, is simply HTML elements being styled by CSS. Some places to check out: [URL="http://htmldog.com/"]HTML Dog[/URL] - For HTML and CSS [URL="http://code.google.com/edu/submissions/html-css-javascript/"]Google Code University[/URL] - For HTML, CSS, and some JavaScript [URL="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs"]Mozilla's Doc … |
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| | Have a look a [URL="http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/"]this[/URL] for an explanation. Start with, What is a rule or "rule set" It's selecting an [ICODE]anchor[/ICODE] element, that's inside of a [ICODE]list[/ICODE] element, that's inside of an element with the [ICODE]id nav-menu[/ICODE]; and it's applying the styles between { and } to it. Regards, Arkinder |
| | IE6 does not support the png format. Regards, Arkinder |
 | [LIST=1] [*]What are doing when it freezes? [*]What application/s do you have open? [*]Do you actually quit the application/s or just close them? [*]How old your Mac? [*]What version of Leopard (if at all) are you running? [*]How much RAM does it have? [*]How big is the harddrive, and how … |
| | Use the [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_cursor.asp"]cursor[/URL] property. Regards, Arkinder |
| | By default, each browser has its own margin and padding for elements. To "reset" this simply add a universal rule (*) in your CSS. [CODE]* { margin: 0; padding: 0; }[/CODE] As for the doctype I'm going to quote a mentor of mine, "The doctype is the set of rules … |
 | Visually yes, but no. Margin is part of the box model, while the top and left properties interact with elements a little differently, and typically require the element to be removed from the normal flow of the page. relative-placed blocks? Do you mean relatively positioned block level elements? Regards, Arkinder |
| | I realize this thread is solved, but I would just like to include that text for the web is rather different from physical documents. We read about 25% slower on our computers, and designers often rewrite text to a more condensed, scannable, web-friendly form. It is by no means uncommon … |
| | The [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_text_letter-spacing.asp"]letter-spacing[/URL] property, margin, or padding. Regards, Arkinder |
| | Just to clarify, you need to make a site that allows the user to choose the background color, language, etc? Regards, Arkinder |
| | If I'm not mistaken, the book is simply using the [ICODE]blockquote[/ICODE] element as an example of how to have two selectors in a CSS rule. Continue reading and you should find that they don't actually include the [ICODE]blockquote[/ICODE] element in the [ICODE].greentea[/ICODE] rule. Yes, that would be redundant but keep … |
| | Re: Text Transform Flexibility, and it helps separate structure from presentation - the entire purpose of CSS. Regards, Arkinder |
| | The blog has its own set of styles that are affecting the drop down menu. Regards, Arkinder |
| | Have a look at [URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1964839/jquery-please-waiting-loading-animation"]this[/URL]. Regards, Arkinder |
| | You're positioning everything absolutely. This removes those elements from the normal flow of the page, and therefor the [ICODE]z-index[/ICODE] will not effect those elements the same way. Regards, Arkinder |
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| | Re: Hanging text What browser are you testing in? Hanging text does not make sense. Please be more specific. Regards, Arkinder |
| | They're moving because 500px from the top is 500px from the top. Try a fluid style of positioning them. Regards, Arkinder |
 | That's a good question. Inch is a fixed value, so changing the screen resolution will change the value of an inch. Try using a dynamic unit, such as percentage or em. Regards, Arkinder |
| | Please post your complete markup or a link to a test page. You've only posted a small portion of your CSS, which doesn't give us a lot to work with. Regards, Arkinder |
 | [LIST=1] [*]The [ICODE]height[/ICODE] in your html rule is set to 101%. [*]Your [ICODE]body[/ICODE] element is positioned relatively and has a [ICODE]top[/ICODE] style of 10%. [*]Your div with a class of [ICODE]whitebox[/ICODE] has a [ICODE]margin-top: 10px;[/ICODE] [*]You have a paragraph containing your logo. Paragraphs create a new line both before and … |
| | This is the HTML/CSS forum, and this is a PHP issue. Please post your question in the correct forum. Regards, Arkinder |
| | Re: Tag Alignment Please post the complete markup or a link to your test page. Simply telling us you want it at the top could mean several things, and wastes everyone's time. Regards, Arkinder |
| | What you just described made absolutely no sense at all. Please post your code, a screenshot, or a link to a test page. Regards, Arkinder |
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 | [QUOTE=Hawkeye Python;1434406]This just made things worst. Position:absolute and margin are the only ways of positioning elements that are shown on tutorials. If there are other ways I don't know how. I'll read some more before starting my own page. Thanks for your help.[/QUOTE] Perhaps you're doing it wrong. Regards, Arkinder |
| | Re: Div not showing? [QUOTE=Draucia;1432587]^ He said wrong thread.[/QUOTE] He simply meant that he posted in the wrong thread. Fix the errors in your HTML as shaya suggested, and let us know. Regards, Arkinder |
| | <------------ doesn't know anything about Wordpress, but if you're accessing it through a browser. Trying clearing your cache, reseting the browser, and/or entering safe mode (to prevent add-ons/plugins from running). Regards, Arkinder |
| | You've only posted the CSS. Links are placed in the HTML of the tooltip. Regards, Arkinder |
| | Give the elements a width and height. Regards, Arkinder |
 | Both [ICODE].className td, th {border: 1px solid #CCC;}[/ICODE] and [ICODE].className td, .className th {border: 1px solid #CCC;}[/ICODE] are valid. They simply tell the browser different things. The first states that the styles should be applied to any [ICODE]td[/ICODE] element within an element with a class of [ICODE]className[/ICODE], and any [ICODE]th[/ICODE] … |
 | We are not here to write code for you. However, if you post a link to the site then perhaps someone can post what technique/s to Google for. Regards, Arkinder |
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