Posts by lio04

Thank you bro, it was a problem with the console framebuffer. I have found it with checking all items in the menuconfig (section framebuffer) as a module. Maybe I will find exactly which item was causing this one.

Yes, I am using vga settings for widescreen 1280x800. It is vga=866. When the system is booting, it is all right. I can see everything.

I have got a weird problem with text terminals. When I am switching to text terminals 1-6 with key-combinations Ctrl+Alt+F1, Ctrl+Alt+F2 ... Ctrl+Alt+F6, 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, or something in the Linux kernel. I am running on the newest self compiled vanilla kernel 2.6.29.1. Before this kernel I was running on 2.6.28.7 and problem was not there.

Some info of my system and laptop: It is Debian Squeeze (testing) on Lenovo 3000 N200 with Intel GMA965 X3100 integrated graphic card.

Thanks and regards,
Lukas

Bachelors Of Science - Sugar

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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:

#wrapper {
        width: 1000px;
        height: auto;        
        margin: 0 auto;
}

Edit: I don't know, whether it will work, because on page is relative and absolute positioning for main parts of design.

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:

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post587310.html#post587310

XHTML isn't replacement to HTML. XHTML is the standard based on XML, but HTML is still not dead. (e.g. HTML5 is in development). Any developers makes our sites in HTML, important is in my opinion, wheter the site is valid and efficient. (sites should have been functional without image support in browser, in console browsers (links, lynx) and too for blind persons with readers. This is for me very important, therefore I'm building valid sites in XHTML Strict. That's no Dreamweaver, that's heavy work.) :)

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

Pu-Erh tea

css is an addition to html, not a replacement for it.

Yes, but some obsolete and non-valid tags (font, body background etc...) were replaced with CSS.

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

If I understand, you want fixed background and any content above that.

This is example on HTML body tag styled with CSS.

body {
	background: url(./image.png) top center fixed no-repeat;
}

There's solution with CSS, but it's running correctly from IE7 to higher. (And other quality browsers of course.)

position: fixed;

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, but last package is for Sarge and tar.bz2, it's non-functional.

Thanks for ideas :)

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

Look this thread: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread103980.html

The same question. ;)

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

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.

Gunpowder

Is this that, what you want ? :)

<input id="inputsubmit3" type="submit" name="inputsubmit3" value="Create Game" onclick="window.open('http://garb.100webspace.net/Checkers.html');" />

Replace overflow: scroll; with

overflow: auto;

:) Scrollbars will be dependent on content.

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:

#box {
	width: 200px;
	height: 400px;
	background: #F2F2F2;
	border: 1px solid #DDDFFF;
	overflow: scroll;
}

Noodles with poppy seed. ;)

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

e.g.
http://www.thewebhelp.com/php/php_contact_form_with_image_validation/

Great Oolong tea. :)

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

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

Sure, see the cue property in CSS.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_ref_aural.asp

I don't know, why is this possible in all browsers, but in new browsers it could be possible.

I have created new site, and favicon doesn't work on IE6 neither me. It's poor browser. :)

You must set attributes to main content div, because it will dependent by the size of content inside.

I have this:

#content {
	width: 545px;
	min-height: 600px;
	margin-top: 3px;
	border: 1px solid gray;
	background-color: black;
	float: left;
}

Btw> Internet Explorer ignore attribute min-anything, there is height the same as min-height in Opera, FF...

E.g. like this

In HTML file will be:

<a href="#"><div id="box">Active box</div></a>

In CSS file will be:

#box{
	width: 160px;
	height: 180px;
	background-color: black;
	border: 3px solid #A2A2F2;
	color: white;
	font-size: 36px;
}

This is only short example..

Coffee :)

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):

chown -hR username foldername

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. :)

I have now on my table Ginkgo Biloba drink.

Why do you use absolute link for icon ?

Try this: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="images/myicon.ico" /> :)

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

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. :)

jbennet, I too, and after compile latest kernel. :)

Do you have pages coded in HTML, or XHTML ?

Learn the difference :)
http://w3schools.com/xhtml/xhtml_html.asp

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. :)

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.

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 http://www.w3schools.com/

e.g. with PHP function inserted in content:

<?php
         $menu = $_GET['menu'];
         if ($menu=="") $menu=index;
         $filename="_".$menu.".php";
         include "$filename";
         ?>

In menu can be <a href="index.php?menu=articles">Articles</a><br> if is file named _articles.php .