Hi all, using apache/1.3.31 I have a new client with an existing website, that I have some work to do on. The site is fairly consistent, but they are all...
David Colliver
david.colliver@...
Mar 2, 2006 8:22 pm
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there is no such thing in html you need either perl, shtml or php I highly recommend php and you will find it much like asp to be honest. Here is your problem:...
Ah, I thought so. As for learning another language, I'd rather not. I have enough to cope with with the languages I am currently using. Besides, this site is...
David Colliver
david.colliver@...
Mar 2, 2006 9:11 pm
9914
I guess we all go with what is more comfortable. Perhaps I would get them off the windows server if I came along. However using php includes and shtml...
I am trying to load an image as a background image on a web page. I do not want it tiled and want the one picture to cover the entire page as a background...
If it's covering the entire page it sounds like a rather large image. But you can code it like this. Put it in the head section. Should work for IE & FF. ...
Well I would use css. I am not sure that you can make it stretch however. You might be able to put a div behind all other divs and then you might be able to...
Try this in your CSS .content { font:13px/1.2 Arial, sans-serif, Helvetica; color:#ffffff; background-image:url('images/galleryback3.jpg'); background-repeat:...
Hi,
The other day I saw a thread about background images, but by the time I got to it the question had been well and truly answered so I deleted the...
... Well done Gary, I have been turning more and more to Stu Nichols work for inspiration and examples of what can reasonably be done. Note that he limits his...
Thanks Gary and Don, very interesting. I notice on Don's link that they say they are not concentrating on cross browser stuff yet, just pushing out the...
... They often say what they are testing them in. Most of their stuff works fine in ie6, ff and opera, and when it doesn't they usually say so. I have found...
Does anyone know a good tutorial on how to authenticate yourself through an SMTP server with PHP? Typing in key words on google doesn't exactly bring up the...
I'm trying to center an image at the top of a web page but for some reason, the image stays to the far left, no matter what I type in. The wierd thing about...
... The problem is the image itself. If you look at it, it has a very large amount of whitespace around and to the right of the text. If you remove that...
Michael Welsh
yomcat@...
Mar 8, 2006 6:14 pm
9929
... is the ... Hmmmmmm....... wierd, I swear that I cropped it before I saved it and uploaded it. Oh well, looks like a simple fix. Thanks for the help. :-)...
It is a huge image! Yomcat is right. It stretches twice the width of my page, I have to scroll to see it. If you use firefox (and all developers on windows...
In Firefox the top pic is centered while the second pic is to the left...
contrary to your email....go figure. Is it just a firefox thing or did you somehow...
Here is the problem, I think..look at the far right: <img src="http://www.geocities
com/bossierrestoration/Pictures/PastorsDemoPic.jpg" Align=Left> Bye for...
Hi! I use Mozilla Thunderbird v 1.0.2 as my email client. It's cool except for one thing, it always adds "--" just before my signature. I always delete this,...
One, this is way off topic as you noticed. I don't want to discourage use of the list, but this has NOTHING to do with web design. Every time we get on OT...
I need some help with a table I'm building to post a calendar on my website. Whenever I enter any info and align it to the right, I get a big empty space on...
As I can see the cell, it looks like you have line breaks <br> after each of the words. For example. <tr> <td align="right"><font size=2> 09:30 - Sunday <br> ...
On second thought, you have spaces before the <BR> I think that could as be the problem ... From: John S. Sapyta. To: cightml@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday,...
You may also find that the column is expanding at present to accommodate the text. If you were to put text in the other columns it may even out.
But I think...
This worked fine in FF and IE after adding <!DOCTYPE> declaration and cleaning up code (46 warnings) used: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01...
Thanks for the replies, but after trying those different suggestions, none have seemed to eliminate the big empty space that gets created on the left side of...
