It would need to show in the same row, but with this above coding the
"Aktualno" title goes bellow the image...
I tried to put it in the same row with the align="absmiddle" but without
succed, anyone has a clue ?
>Web page authors have lots of rights. They can also insist on only
>writing the text of their page in Mala, but I should tentatively
>suggest that English might have a wider potential audience?
Indeed. The web page author can get away with deciding to use
a few non-standard fleemishes and the reader will still be able
to gloork the meaning from the context, but there ix a limit;
If too many ot the vleeps are changed, it becomes harder and
qixer to fllf what the wethcz is blorping, and evenually izs
is bkb longer possible to ghilred frok at wifx. Dnighth?
Ngfipht yk ur! Uvq the hhvd or hnnngh. Blorgk? Blorgk!
Blorgkity-blorgk!!!!
I have two sites - one I've made for a client and one which is my own. Both
feature a Flash object at the top of the page. It's the same object that's
brought in on every page.
What is happening in Firefox, and what I suspect is something I'll not be
able to do anything about, is that there's a lapse between the page loading
and the object being brought in to the page, which results in a flicker. It
looks amateurish on my site (www.dreamberry.co.uk - thank you Travis for
your critique - I'll be changing it in the near future) but on my client's
site (www.c2recruitment.com) it really ruins the flow. It's the first time
I've done anything that looks better in IE than FF.
I'm sure there's probably a very good reason for FF doing it the way they do
it or maybe it's just a setting that I've fouled up, but it's very annoying.
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I'm trying to work with some HTML generated by a Middleware tool and
frankly, both look illegal to me. Assuming (perhaps a dangerous thing
to do) that the tool is creating something valid, what would these two
lines mean?
I know what the "individuals.CS..." is. That's what's called a profile
field by the tool I'm using, and it would resolve to a value a user
typed in previously, if the user has been at this page beforehand.
Otherwise, the value would be empty. It's what's around this field
that I don't get.
I can't find any evidnece that you can put a variable in an OPTION
tag, nor that you can surround anything in a form element with {}.
For how long, for how long are we going to be heedless of the signs of
Allah (SWT), for how long are we going to be busy with the Dunya
(World), busy making money, chasing our dreams, following our desires...
I am trying to understand how IE handles automatic tag variables.
I know that IE will create a global variable each time it finds a tag
with its name or id attribute set. If you have more than one tag with
the same name or id (yes this is bad) on a page then that global
variable goes from being a tag reference to being a collection of
references.
In most cases if you remove the duplicate tag the global var becomes
a
tag reference again. Other times it remains a collection but with
only
one element.
Getting completely away from using the automatic variables is not an
option. So, I am trying to understand how the variables are handled
by
IE. Does anyone know what determines whether the global variable is
reverted to a tag reference or left as a collection when the
duplicate
tags are removed from the page?
Hi, I have been building a site for my gaming clan and have stumbled
on a problem.
I am making a menu using images but for some reason the images are
being forced apart by about 5px or so, like theres some sort of margin
or something.
I haven't used any margins or padding for any of the elements
involved.
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to do the following in html and javascript:
>
> I need a link in a webpage that when I click on it that it does two
> things, the first is to play a sound and the second is go to another
> page on the same site, one after the other.
>
> It needs to do both, with only one click.
>
> Is it possible? With html and javascript? Or will I need to do it in
> another language, perhaps html and perl?
Yes it is possible with JS. Please make sure that your users know your page
is going to make a noise if they click the link! People surfing at work
don't want to get found out and people listening to Brahms don't want to be
disturbed.
style="line-height: 1px;" >Aktualno