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I have now on my table Ginkgo Biloba drink.

Bachelors Of Science - Sugar

Writing by myself, sure. I prefer Kate editor in my Debian on desktop. It's better, because wysiwyg editor makes huge and evently not valid code. :)

If anybody will have this problem in future, try [B]/etc/init.d/gdm start[/B] to start gnome display manager. Of course, with super user privileges. *gdm can be replaced with kdm, xdm. Depends on your login manager.

Of course Debian. (is missing in poll :( )

I have got a weird problem with text terminals. When I am switching to text terminals 1-6 with key-combinations [B]Ctrl+Alt+F1[/B], [B]Ctrl+Alt+F2[/B] ... [B]Ctrl+Alt+F6[/B], I am getting on my screen only white blinking vertical lines. I have added a photo attachment here. I think, that this is a matter of graphics, …

e.g. [url]http://www.thewebhelp.com/php/php_contact_form_with_image_validation/[/url]

Only pure Coffee without any addition (sugar, milk). I put cca 4 spoons to the cup and then I'm hyperactive in the school. :D

Change your wrapper div on the page to <div id="wrapper"> and in the CSS file set fixed width and margin, which will have value 0 auto. Try this: [code=css] #wrapper { width: 1000px; height: auto; margin: 0 auto; } [/code] Edit: I don't know, whether it will work, because on …

You must know one of any script languages to make your page dynamic (e.g. PHP, ASP, Perl...). There's no application for it. :)

I'm using this method: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post587310.html#post587310[/url]

[QUOTE=MidiMagic;743079]css is an addition to html, not a replacement for it.[/QUOTE] Yes, but some obsolete and non-valid tags (font, body background etc...) were replaced with CSS.

In my humble opinion Ubuntu isn't way for beginners, because it's very click-like distro. You learn nothing in that kind. My recommendation is Debian 1CD with KDE. Problems with anything are compulsion to be geek. :)

There's solution with CSS, but it's running correctly from IE7 to higher. (And other quality browsers of course.) [code=css] position: fixed; [/code]

And not forget that Linux is only kernel. :-P

I prefer listening to music, specially Joe Satriani (my God). :P

I have Debian lenny/sid, no problem with installing Apache, MySQL and PHP.

Do you know any feature, which is similar like this ? I know, that this feature is also plugin in Compiz, but there's no point to install Compiz, for one feature. I have Debian lenny, the best solution will be *.deb package, but it's not required. I found only Skippy, …

Look this thread: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread103980.html[/url] The same question. ;)

Me performs, i've inserted to HTML code this: <span class="mainsheet2"> example </span> It works.

Because HTML and CSS code is very big and bad. E.g. (&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;...) This only one example.

Is this that, what you want ? :) [code]<input id="inputsubmit3" type="submit" name="inputsubmit3" value="Create Game" onclick="window.open('http://garb.100webspace.net/Checkers.html');" />[/code]

Sure, define any <div> in your CSS file, which will have width and height properities + overflow setting, if is content bigger than box. Something like this: [code] #box { width: 200px; height: 400px; background: #F2F2F2; border: 1px solid #DDDFFF; overflow: scroll; } [/code]

CSS isn't hard, I learned it from [url]http://www.w3schools.com[/url], at home I have only small guide, if I forget anything. :)

If you want really good code, there's no point to use WYSIWYG editors. :)

You must set attributes to main content div, because it will dependent by the size of content inside. I have this: [code]#content { width: 545px; min-height: 600px; margin-top: 3px; border: 1px solid gray; background-color: black; float: left; }[/code] Btw> Internet Explorer ignore attribute min-anything, there is height the same as …

Sure, see the cue property in CSS. [url]http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_ref_aural.asp[/url] I don't know, why is this possible in all browsers, but in new browsers it could be possible.

It'd be convenient, show the page. :)

Why do you use absolute link for icon ? Try this: [icode]<link rel="shortcut icon" href="images/myicon.ico" />[/icode] :)

A href tag is only link, you can't set border, height, width. These attributes you can set to any <div id="">, <img> tags and other, which be bounded between <a href="#"></a>. Show here your code, because we don't know, what you need create with code.

Try this in Konsole (Terminal): [CODE]chown -hR username foldername[/CODE] I have this settings on /var/www folder, bacause there is Apache localhost for files. This makes you as owner for folder and all subfolders, Be careful, where this be set.

Red or white wine, max. 2 decilitre, or Becherovka, Demänovka, herbaceous products of Czech and Slovak Republic. :)

Do you have pages coded in HTML, or XHTML ? Learn the difference :) [url]http://w3schools.com/xhtml/xhtml_html.asp[/url]

Yeah, Fluxbox is so fine, but many settings is only in configuration file. Fluxbox is very configurable, that is good.

This code is generated with any WYSIWYG editor or not ? Because it is very big.

It is not possible with CSS, but you can apply PHP include method, if you don't want <link rel> in header. In header will be: [code] <?php include "favicon.php" ?> [/code] In PHP file will be: [code]<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" />[/code]

Why do you setting easy attributes for a href with JavaScript ? Use the hover in CSS. For example: [code] a.mouseover:hover { text-decoration: underline; }[/code] In HTML: [code] <a class="mouseover" href="index.php">Index</a> [/code]

Tables is also obsolete. My advice is learn CSS + (X)HTML, mainly usage of <div> tags in design creation. There's no point in use tables, because is slow, and for design improper. Good site for this things is [url]http://www.w3schools.com/[/url]

Very easy way is use <div id> tags and extern style.css file. e.g. this code in HTML file: In header: [code] <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" /> [/code] Body: [code] <body> <div id="container"> <div id="menu"> blah blah </div> <div id="content"> blah blah </div> </div> </body>[/code] and CSS: [code] #container { width: …

Where is the site placed ? Problems can be in webhosting and their server, if it's slow. Also it can be in your code.

But tags "_anything:" for IE are not valid. I would solve this problem with two css files, if is with one really impossible. [code] <!--[if IE6]> <style type="text/css"> @import "styleie6.css"; </style> <![endif]-->> [/code]

Hmm, my idea. :) Bound this page with any named <div> tag, onto <body>, e.g. [code]<body> <div id="container"> [B]Everything others[/B] </div> </body>[/code] and in .css file set this: [code]#container { margin: 0 auto; width: *px; }[/code] *Width value of your page.