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 | Re: css question CSS inheritance works (more or less) in this way: - checks your main (ie the a:link) - checks the specific a:hover - checks inline style Your external CSS is correct in that it has [icode]text-decoration: underline[/icode] in the a: tags BUT when it comes to rendering, the final say comes … |
 | I'm not sure if you'll like this, but a [icode]display: table-cell;[/icode] attribute-value in your image's block should do the trick (this also works for backgrounds that won't show because the holding block 'collapses' if it's contents are floated.... I hope I'm making sense. Anyway, here is the whole code, with … |
 | [QUOTE]- Do not use 0px (or any other unit of measure with 0). Firefox throws away the style if it has this. Just put a 0 for zero values.[/QUOTE] Now I'm confused. I've seen someone somewhere in Daniweb say that even if the value is zero, I had to specify … |
 | [QUOTE=roryt;774337]In that case yes they are a block level element, HOWEVER the way the <li> tag is used on this site it is inline, so they all display along one line: in this case you cannot set the width. .... .... .... You can see I have set the width … |
| | Hallu! It's my first time to give someone a 'bad' reputation. I just thought it was weird to receive an alert that says "May you receive the same reputation in return." THAT's something I don't want to happen. Right? :D |
 | Aaah... I see the same people active at the accessibility thing and art(not) thing again. :p I think vander...something's original question was how to design navigation using photoshop. He meant to use that navigation for his site. He didn't [I]exactly[/I] say he'd make the entire site from photoshop and cut … |
 | [QUOTE=sacarias40;774748]basically, but it would be nowhere near as complicated. just a when someone logs in to my site it will take them to their page and basically they can post blogs, people can be friends, comments, a picture and just the basic info about the person.[/QUOTE] Eep. That isn't [I]very[/I] …  |
 | Being allowed to live without leaving the house... that would make me die from happiness! --- oops, if I died, how would I live..? BAH! happy new year anyways. =)  |
| | According to my googling skills, there IS an option to 'sell' or transfer domains at godaddy itself (themselves?) adamthegreat has probably figured it out already... :D |
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| | [QUOTE]Hello guys!!! who can help me to solve my problem in javascript program??? I am a 2nd Computer Programming student.. But it is hard for me to do this problem....please!!!help me to do this......thanks guys i need it tomorrow......[/QUOTE] Hallu! I'm a 1st ComSci student! LOL just kidding... but seriously, … |
| | I think you're better off [URL="http://www.php.net/download-docs.php"]downloading the php manual[/URL] --- then treating us to a cookie-fest with the money you saved from the book. :) But seriously, the manual has sample codes for the functions so it's a good 'buy' (download?). Plus it's in digital format. I <3 CTRL+F. |
| | [URL="http://www.peters1.dk/webtools/javascript/slideshow.php?sprog=en"]Try this link.[/URL] It's a copy-paste tutorial. :D |
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| | Ok I got the files, I'll try to work on them. For the others who want to know what the problem is, [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=8698&d=1230585345"]this attachment[/URL] shows the background of this middle divs overshooting... so the rounded corners effect is broken. |
| | I'd say it's safe to start now with something around 700-800. Or what you can make a base of 800px but place the important elements at the center... then have the edges be 'open' to tiling so screens wider than 800px won't get a blank boring canvas. |
| | Re: Need Help Perhaps give more details [circumstances] of what and why you need to do it? (because it's different if you're using a blogging platform, or if hand-coding everything) Why do you need to use javascript to make a table..? |
| | Re: Error #1064 Hallu! [URL="http://www.modwest.com/help/kb6-265.html"]this page says something[/URL] about reserved words being used in your query. It also says that this is sometimes caused by a mySQL version mismatch and provides a tip for exporting your database using phpMyAdmin to prevent this error. Their link to reserved words is outdated. [URL="http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysqld-version-reference/en/mysqld-version-reference-reservedwords-5-1.html"]Try this one.[/URL] |
| | I agree with the cat. =) It's better to do this on the server-side. But if you insist, you can try this: [code] <form method="post" [COLOR="Green"]name="dynamicform" [/COLOR]action=""><input name="title" id="title" type="text" value="" /> <select name="dropdown" [COLOR="Green"]onChange="document.dynamicform.action=(this.value)[/COLOR]"><option value="1">Page1<option value="2">Page2<option value="3">Page3<option value="4">Page4</select> <input type="submit" name="search" value="Search" /></form> [/code] This will give an action … |
| | Actually, you can just have a comments table with the following columns (at least): - questionID - commenterID - commenttxt So when you display the page showing question#42, you will query the comments table where questionID = 42. |
| | Perhaps you wanted something like this: [code] <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function check() { var o = document.getElementById('addyes'); var t = document.getElementById('addno'); if ( (o.checked == false ) && (t.checked == false ) ) { var ask = confirm("Would you like to add drivers?"); //if user clicked ok if(ask) { … |
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| | Hallu again rajeesh! SkyVValker had the same problem about limiting the display. [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread165863.html"]His question was already answered here[/URL] by DiGSGRL. :) |
| | It's a background image set in the document body. Here's the CSS code for it: [code] body { background-image: url(image.gif); background-position: top right; background-repeat: no-repeat; } [/code] OR a shorthand version [code] body { background: #FFFFFF url(image.gif) no-repeat top right; } [/code] |
| | BAH. Let's get rid of the predictions and cheesy resolutions... we all know nothing in life goes as planned. So what are the [B]New Year's Resolutions you think you can't keep[/B]? at all? I'll start with my list: 1. Come to class on time. 2. Update the site regularly. 3. …  |
| | It's not in the recycle bin...? =( [URL="http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ShowDesktop.htm"]Try this link.[/URL]  |
| | Re: Happy new year Happy new year everyone! May you have the same number of fingers today as you did yesterday... (or more fingers, if that's possible)  |
| | Re: Learning PHP You might also want to [URL="http://www.php.net/docs-echm.php"]download the PHP documentation in .chm format[/URL] for quick reference. And [URL="http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html"]install a local 'practice' server using xampp[/URL] so you don't have to sign up for a php and SQL supported host. (Because I think it isn't convenient to test your scripts when you have … |
| | Re: I need help! You have to find a balance between the price you're willing to pay and the quality you're willing to settle for. BUMMER (about the scamming part) It's easier to code 'great applications' rather than to come up with a unique idea that's going to sell. If you had a great … |
| | And here I was thinking Silverlight was the sword obtained from Sir Prysin that was used to kill Delrith... I learn a lot just sitting at the daniweb doormat. *wags tail* Welcome to daniweb, viola! |
| | Re: Heloo Everybody I'm curious why there are a lot of people joining daniweb from India. Does daniweb travel by "word-of-mouth" at your work or is it popular particularly in your country? How did you find daniweb? Will I ever live to see this question answered? Did I welcome you already? No? Oops. … |
| | Hi! I'm... err.. kanaku (not my real name). I'm an avid stalker of the introductions forum since... a week ago. This is exactly what brought me to your topic and now I'm going to bombard you with questions like I did the others: By batch 2008 did you mean you … |
| | ... why is this thread marked as solved? How did you solve it? |
| | Surprisingly, there is a [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread97183.html"]very helpful thread in the HTML/CSS section[/URL] on how to make a sign-up and login/logout system using PHP. Try the 2nd or 3rd post in that thread. |
| | How did you install PHP? Did you download a package (like XAMPP or EasyPHP) or did you just download the latest version of PHP? |
| | Wow. You're honest. LOL But still, welcome stationq. =) Remember: the more entries you send, the more chances of winning! So post away! |
| | Re: Big Hello *beams at beamo* Welcome welcome!!! Please, post to your heart's content.** LOL **disregard creepy welcome message |
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| | 1. Can we have multiple files open at one time? If yes, then I'd love to see a save-workspace option. (So I won't have to open the 4-8 different files next time). 2. Find and Replace functions. Better if you can do a search on all open tabs. :p (I'll … |
 | Use a dynamic and static salt combination? [URL="http://codeigniter.com/blog/P5/"]Article from codeigniter -- but the concept is the same.[/URL] |
| | In the Start Menu: 1. Right-click on the My Documents folder and choose Properties. 2. Then at the top there are 3 tabs: Target, General, and Sharing. Choose sharing. 3. Check the box that says "Make this folder private" Note that this will only hide all files in your My … |
| | Re: Hello Everyone! That's one of the most enthusiastic introductions I've ever read. haha I'll only comment on your love of Final Fantasy: I still can't get over FF VII and VIII myself. =) We already met in the HTML/CSS thread (geeky way to meet, I know) but again, welcome chili5! (Glad to … |
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| | I think what you can do on your work_machine table is have references to the workid and machineid... work_machineID | workID | machineID 1 | A | 1 2 | B | 3 3 | B | 5 Then just select from this table where workID = 'A'; |
| | Eep. I think that javascript is the only way to go. PHP is (I don't know the formal term) but it only works when you 'submit' or 'send' the data. From experience, it's Javascript that handles browser events like onMouseOut, onChange, onClick, etc... (AJAX is still Javascript + PHP) so … |
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| | Hallu! *tries to make ascii art* *fails* Happy new year! |
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