#myslidemenu {
text-align:center;
}
#myslidemenu li {
text-align:left
}
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#myslidemenu {
text-align:center;
}...
#myslidemenu {
text-align:center;
}
#myslidemenu li {
text-align:left
}
1) spelling: relative
2) there are no unit...
1) spelling: relative
2) there are no unit declarations on z-index, so remove "px"
He'll also need
parent of "nav" selector {...
He'll also need
parent of "nav" selector {
position:relative
}
the parent element of the navigation
:first-child...
:first-child is a property not fully supported across all mainstream browsers,
for more see http://www.webdevout.net/browser-support-css#support-css2pseudoclasses-firstchild
1) Validate your code http://validator.w3.org
2)...
1) Validate your code http://validator.w3.org
2) Don't use JS alone for validation... eg, Use JS to interact with server (AJAX) on "user-defined input" change, not submission
3) JS scripts are for...
don't use tables for layout, see...
don't use tables for layout, see http://howtocreate.co.uk for more information
The video and other associated 'media' tags, are...
The video and other associated 'media' tags, are far from being complete. They're being updated and discussed within the whatwg and w3c working groups.
... WHERE (field NOT LIKE 'x' AND field NOT LIKE...
... WHERE (field NOT LIKE 'x' AND field NOT LIKE 'y')
If you separate the statements with a semi-colon,...
If you separate the statements with a semi-colon, you can execute them as "one query".
INSERT INTO tbl(field, field) VALUES(val, val); INSERT INTO tbl2(field2, field2) VALUES(val2, val2);
sounds very much like a homework assignment : /
sounds very much like a homework assignment : /
change
.arrowgreen li a{
font: bold 12px...
change
.arrowgreen li a{
font: bold 12px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
display: block;
background: transparent url(media/arrowgreen.gif) 100% 0;
height: 24px; /*Set to height...
apply id's to the appropriate div/toggle...
apply id's to the appropriate div/toggle relationships.
<div id="firstToggle">
...
</div>
<div id="secondToggle">
...
</div>
Please review the following sites that will...
Please review the following sites that will detail how to contain floats, and why this happens
Containing floats: http://www.ejeliot.com/blog/59 ,...
This is called a tertiary operator and works the...
This is called a tertiary operator and works the same way an IF/ELSE loop works, without the additional syntax. ...
If you validate your pages, I believe that a lot...
If you validate your pages, I believe that a lot of your issues will work themselves out, or at least give you a better understanding of the problem
HTML http://validator.w3.org/
CSS...
I believe that IE Conditional Comments:...
I believe that IE Conditional Comments: http://haslayout.net/condcom will get you where you want.
The length of the website is not factored into...
The length of the website is not factored into the crawl, however search engines may get confused when tried to navigated nested tables.
For more information please review one if not all of the...
Pssst, should use the id attribute, not name; by...
Pssst, should use the id attribute, not name; by doing this you are able to provide a direct link to any tag, not just the anchor tag.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"...
Start by not using Tables for layout.
Review...
Start by not using Tables for layout.
Review the following sites for more information
http://howtocreate.co.uk
www.w3.org/MarkUp/#html4
(X)HTML was not created for presentational...
(X)HTML was not created for presentational purposes.
My advice if for you to read some more about proper webpage development. Start by reviewing http://webdevout.com
This is why your list is offset to the left. It's...
This is why your list is offset to the left. It's generally not advised to use absolute positioning throughout the entire site.
While nested
's can work, any block-level...
While nested <div>'s can work, any block-level element would accomplish the same effect, without the potentially extraneous tag.
What exactly is the desired outcome?
Terribly wrong!!! (X)HTML should never be used...
Terribly wrong!!! (X)HTML should never be used for presentational purposes.
Review the following
div {
position: absolute;
top: 50%;
left: 50%;
width: 300px;
That is part of the answer, however that will...
That is part of the answer, however that will just link them to the forum.php file.
@auriaks
In addition to the modification above, you would need to pass a variable to that file that will...
you haven't cleared the float's
#footer...
you haven't cleared the float's
#footer {clear:both}