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I'm working on a simple XML/XSLT file that is just meant to display a list of books on a very simple html layout. The files were created to learn XML and XSLT. I have since created two XSLT files that use the same XML. One displays the information in a …

I currently use Dreamweaver primarily, both at work and at home, but I've also used Notepad++(which is free). I like both, because they differentiate the different pieces of code with color. I rarely actually use the auto-complete function in Dreamweaver, so I've had no problem learning the code myself. I …

I'm not sure if I'm understanding you're question properly, but it sounds like you want to use a single background image made to fit the largest tab you will have and apply it to ALL the tabs regardless of size? If this is the case, I have a few questions. …

There's a css3 technique you can use as well, but it only works in Chrome and Firefox, IE hasn't provided support for it yet. If IE isn't an important browser for your viewers, you can use this block of code in your css: For all four corners: desireddivision { -moz-border-radius: …

In you're CSS try removing your (height) definitions for (.allBody .secBody) and (.allBody .textBody) so that it will grow with the content. (If you set a height on a division, it will remain at that height, no matter how much content you put in it). You will most likely need …