Posts by fusedreality

simply state in the css the percentage of the size you want your h1 size. It gets the value of 100% from your body text. So, if you wanted the h1 tag to be twice the size of normal text, you'd put this in:

h1 {
font-size:200%;
}

The way mysql_fetch_array() works is that it sets a pointer which knows which row you're going for.

After your while($row...) statement is completed you have to reset this. You can do this with:

<?php
mysql_data_seek($result,0);
?>

The technical documentation for this function is available here.

Your second problem is what ddymacek mentioned:

you are using $res1 in your while statement and only $res[] in your echo statements.
change them to all be $res1 or $res.

You don't want to put it as an onclick event, as that's a bit more complicated and assumes that the user has JavaScript. I'd suggest making a file that destroys the session and redirects the user. This is all you need (I'm not even sure you need to add session_start(), but it doesn't hurt):

<?php
session_start();
session_destroy();
header("Location: index.php");
?>

There's a function that clears session variables for you: session_destroy().

Also, the function header() will let you redirect to any page. E.g.

header("Location: index.php");

I'd suggest using rgba to define your background. This will give a background which is transparent while keeping your text solid. This post on 24ways should be able to instruct you on how to do this.

Phew. 3. Looks like I can't do anything crazy and blame it on this test then. Drats, I had a plan and everything! :P

Depends.

All I can think of is that perhaps that in your scripts, if they're standalone files, you haven't included 'session_start();'. Apart from that I've got no idea.