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If you only want the opacity to affect the background, place the text in a separate element and position it over the background. Absolute positioning, floats, z-index, etc. Regards, Arkinder

By textbox do you mean textarea? Are there scrollbars? Are you wanting it to start at the bottom or scroll down on its own? Please be more specific when asking questions. Regards, Arkinder

Post your code or link to a test site. Regards, Arkinder

You can't with CSS alone. Look into JavaScript or jQuery (a JavaScript library). Regards, Arkinder

I'm going to quote a mentor of mine for this, "IE9, when it's released next year, will be 2-3 years behind ALL other browsers TODAY and then it won't be updated for at least 3 years after that while all other browsers will have incremental updates several times each year. …

Let me make sure that I'm understanding what you're wanting. You have a flash object of some form that needs individual file paths from your blog to run, but you don't want to have to change the file paths every time you add new images or whatever? Regards, Arkinder

This forum is using [URL="http://www.vbulletin.com/"]Vbulletin[/URL], and the logout screen is simply being styled. Creating this screen requires very basic PHP. As for "the box". It's even more basic HTML and CSS. Regards, Arkinder

Have a look at [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1405426.html#post1405426"]this[/URL] post. Regards, Arkinder

It depends on the content of the page, but try using a percentage instead of pixels. Regards, Arkinder

I believe that she meant [CODE=HTML]<input type="submit" value="Search" style="background-image: url('URL of image');">[/CODE] Regards, Arkinder

You're left and right frames both have the z-index property. The content division does not, which would place it beneath those frames. By the way, the problem doesn't occur on Mac's Firefox. To fix Chrome simply give your content division a height (around 62% should do it). It should fix …

The best way to learn something is to do it. Nothing beats experience. First you have to know enough to be able to do it. Read books, look at online resources, read through threads in forums, and most importantly - try to code things on your own. Regardless of how …

Please post your code or a link to a test page. Regards, Arkinder

There are two options. You can center the entire form or just the elements inside of it. [B][U]Option 1~[/U][/B] [CODE=HTML]<div id="wrapper"> <h2 class="extra">Submit <span>Application</span></h2> <form action="upload.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="ufile" /> <input type="submit" value="Upload" /> </form> </div>[/CODE] [CODE=CSS]#wrapper { text-align: center; }[/CODE] This will center all of the elements …

I agree, and [ICODE]http://site.com/videos[/ICODE] is far more user friendly. Why not store the photos for each system in an array, and use a function to check which page the user is on, then display the picture accordingly? Regards, Arkinder

This has NOTHING to do with the HTML and CSS forum. We have no control over Yahoo's servers. This is an Internet, browser, or OS related problem. Reset your browsers. Check your Internet connection Regards, Arkinder

[URL="http://sixrevisions.com/tools/12-excellent-free-text-editors-for-coders/"]Here[/URL] are a few. I've used most of them at one point or another, and they work well enough. Regards, Arkinder

No, the iframe is displaying another web page. Unless you have access to that page, in which case you would have to make the page fit within the iframe - the iframe has a width and height of 500px, then the actual page itself has to be within 500px. Regards, …

I have no idea what you're talking about. There is no HTML element that can import anything. Are you wanting a background image, color, etc? You simply aren't providing enough information. Regards, Arkinder

Hi atticusr5, No, this is not possible by default and I don't know of any software that can. However, you can always create non-administrator accounts for the other members and turn on parental controls. From there you can set logs to record what they're doing/have done, restrict what they have …

Are you using an image and only want those sections to repeat, or have you tried coding this? Please provide any code you have tried or a link to a test page in addition to Borzoi's request. Regards, Arkinder

This cannot be done with HTML or CSS alone. You will need a scripting language. Regards, Arkinder

Twitter is using a simple text input. The rounded borders are from the CSS3 [ICODE]border-radius[/ICODE] property. [CODE=HTML]<input value="" placeholder="Search" name="q" id="search-query" type="text">[/CODE] The magnifying glass is the background image of an element, and they are absolutely positioning it with a [ICODE]right: 0;[/ICODE] Regards, Arkinder

Have a look at the [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_background-attachment.asp"]background-attachment property[/URL]. Regards, Arkinder

Why don't we all start bringing up three year old threads that have already been answered, and post inadequate replies that don't work.

It is called a universal rule in CSS. Let's say you have, [CODE=CSS]* { padding: 0; margin: 0; }[/CODE] Now every HTML element on the page will have a [ICODE]padding[/ICODE] and [ICODE]margin[/ICODE] of 0, and is often used to reset the default [ICODE]padding[/ICODE] and [ICODE]margin[/ICODE] created by the browser. This …

You should never use tables for layout, this is not the year 1996. All of your markup is deprecated. Have a look at [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp"]CSS[/URL]. Regards, Arkinder

“If it works in IE but not Firefox then your markup is wrong. Never, ever use IE as a reference for how things should work. Inept at best, it is 12 years behind all others in modern standards and practices. Never, ever trust IE to do anything right.” - Doc …

Have a look at [URL="http://css-tricks.com/the-perfect-fluid-width-layout/"]this[/URL], and [URL="http://www.maxdesign.com.au/articles/liquid/"]this[/URL]. Regards, Arkinder

Give your wrapper division a set height. Regards, Arkinder

Where else is the content supposed to go? Make your content smaller to fit within whatever container you have. Regards, Arkinder

They're most likely using the pseudo-class active, and changing it for each page. [CODE=CSS]a:active { /*code for loaded page*/ }[/CODE] This is changed for each link as a different page is loaded, causing the corresponding link to the page you're on to be active. I don't think that there is …

You should never use tables for layout. It was a method thought up in 1996 when there were no better ways to accomplish design - as you can see it's not very effective. There is a better way now, CSS. Regards, Arkinder

Have a look a [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1396686.html#post1396686"]this[/URL] to better understand how file paths work. Regards, Arkinder

For your numbered list to display correctly in Chrome, increase the height of your [ICODE]quickSummary[/ICODE] bar. This will keep the list pushed to the right. [ICODE]<a href="#"><h1>proofseeker</h1></a>[/ICODE] is not aloud, but [ICODE]<h1><a href="#">proofseeker</a></h1>[/ICODE] is. Your footer displays consistently in Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera. Could you describe the problem, what …

The entire purpose of using the percentage unit is for a dynamic value. The problem with percentage is the browser is normally left with the question "percentage of what?" All the browser knows is that you want [ICODE]div#sub_container[/ICODE]'s height to be 100%. It interprets it as 100% of [ICODE]div#main_container[/ICODE]'s (it's …

Could you not give the column a set height? This will give any new links exceeding the height start in a new column. Regards, Arkinder

The value [ICODE]blink[/ICODE] was used in CSS1 to replace the Netscape browser's [ICODE]blink[/ICODE] tag, which is deprecated. The value is not supported in IE, Chrome, Opera, or Safari. Regards, Arkinder

[QUOTE=daviddoria;1403774]Hm, I added [code] <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"> [/code] To the top of the page and it looks nice in Chrome and IE, but in Firefox the sidebar is all "scrunched up" (for lack of a better term.. haha). Basically the line breaks between the links are missing, …

The [ICODE]vertical-align[/ICODE]property is for images, not text. Regards, Arkinder

You're using both [ICODE]float: left;[/ICODE] and [ICODE]position: absolute;[/ICODE], only one is needed and putting only cancels one out. Also, when using [ICODE]float: left;[/ICODE] or [ICODE]position: absolute;[/ICODE] the element is removed from the normal flow of the page. Try using [ICODE]top[/ICODE] and [ICODE]left[/ICODE] to position the image where you would like …

All of this sounds great; but without any knowledge or experience with HTML or CSS you're simply wasting your time; and we can't do it for you. What did you use to make the design? Is it just an image of what you would like your web page to look …

It's not an error, IE simply lacked the support for the format. For loading times sake, use the gif format. If the png format is absolutely necessary, use the JavaScript code posted by Kraai. Both are excellent solutions. Regards, Arkinder

It's impossible to say what book is "the best". A books effectiveness is different for every person; but nothing is more effective than experience. As macgurl70 said, a good place to start would be [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.asp"]w3schools[/URL]. Regards, Arkinder

Another way, <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title></title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <style type="text/css"> * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } #objectBar ul { list-style-type: none; } #objectBar li { display: inline; padding: 5px; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="wrapper"> <div id="objectBar"> <ul> …

I don't see what you're talking about in Opera, and I don't have IE. I'll look at this more later when I have access to a PC. Could you possibly post a screen shot of the problem? Regards, Arkinder

The target attribute is becoming/is deprecated, and frames are just a bad idea. [URL="http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/frames/goodorbad.html"]This[/URL] was written two years ago, but remains accurate today. The best way to accomplish this is through a scripting language such as JavaScript, or as VulcanDesign said, jQuery - a JavaScript library that takes away the …

This cannot be done with HTML or CSS. However, it can be accomplished in several other languages. I suggest asking [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum117.html"]here[/URL]. Thanks, Arkinder

An example of an HTML/CSS image gallery can be found [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/css_image_gallery.asp"]here[/URL]. Regards, Arkinder

You are missing a right brace, }, at the end of your .content rule. Also, [ICODE]align: center;[/ICODE] does not exist in CSS - align is a deprecated HTML attribute. Regards, Arkinder