Friends,
I'm sure that many times we have discussed the fact that using a disable right-click JavaScript to protect images was easy to overcome if a user...
the key isn't the class designation in-line, but rather your css designation show us the css you used when defining the class Gordon, as you should almost...
Ok but I was trying to protect from bad robots but allow visitors to view the files if that is possible without them having to use a password. Maybe not...
If you need an open directory, protected from bots, then one way is to have a page in that directory with a link to your files. Then, to get to that page, use...
David Colliver
david.colliver@...
Jul 1, 2005 8:29 pm
9390
Well the first method might help, until someone else deep links to one of your pages ... then unless you use the 2nd or 3rd methods (sessions/cookies or...
Umm.. I'm not following you... Take a look at www.PDXareaNtrak.org to see the page. For the most part I have replaced font tags with span tags (I know, lame)....
... Thanks, that works for the header. But look at the body of the page and you will see that I have the first few words in each paragraph are bold. I can't...
I've never tried it, but why not setup a htaccess file with a user of "user" and a blank password. Then write the user name into the htaccess description so...
Why not just make a separate CSS page and use something similar to the following before you get too may pages made? Allows you to control your content of each...
Trry this: Set up your regular "p" tag. Then do a "p1" tag exactly the same with a heavier weight. Then when you do your paragraphs you can do them this way:...
Friends,
I have a <div> in a page that needs to be a minum height of 179px, but I would like it to expand (to fit content) if required.
Is is possible to...
Thanks Franki,
I didn't know that attribute. I've tried it and it works well in FF and Opera, but IE 6 seems to disregard it completely.
I wonder if there...
... All the stuff you put into "top" (179px of stuff??) stays there and yout next div you give a minimum top-margin of 179px (as an absolute position) or 10px...
What's this?? I ran www.PDXareaNtrak.org through the w3c validator and was told that there is no 'align' attribute. So how do I get an image to be placed on...
... You put the image in a div, and position the div exactly where you want it. You can apply the CSS directly to the image if you like, but I like to ...
Hello everyone Recently I have come across this strange problem - I am using style sheets and trying to do all XHTML pages, hovewer this particular web page...
Miro Perdoch
miro500@...
Jul 5, 2005 7:08 am
9405
... Apple Mac IE does not exist. However, Mac IE is dead, and almost nobody uses it. If they do, they really need to upgrade. I've dropped support for it. ... ...
Mike Welsh
yomcat@...
Jul 5, 2005 7:19 am
9406
Can someone check this page out and let me know how the image appears against the background? I was tempted to create a very nice but simple intro page for a...
David there might be other pages pointing to the directories unfortunately. Franki I configured and downloaded your htaccess password and htaccess file setup. ...
... The published version is several revs behind the working version I have on my machine. Here I have a DOCTYE of 4.01 strict. And once I get this align...
Hi Dave! I have a old 15 inch monitor (tube type) that is 640x480. Your page doesn't really look "any worse" on that monitor (connected as a second monitor via...
Harry
jhsmith@...
Jul 6, 2005 6:20 am
9410
Gordon,
As I work on my pages I view them in Firefox, then view the source using a Firefox extension called "HTML Validator (based on Tidy)". Not only does...
That's it then. And only a bit of a struggle, but PDXareaNtrak.org now validates as HTML 4.01 strict. The best part is that the page dosen't actually look any...
Well done Gordon!
I am showing 2 warnings (not errors):
line 55 column 7 - Warning: <img> attribute "width" has invalid value "350px"
line 55 column 7...
