Coothead,
It is indeed easier to read, and I thank you--I'm not one to look a gift horse in the mouth ;-) . My quest, however, is for interpolation that I believe will enable elimination of all...
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Coothead,
It is indeed easier to read, and I thank you--I'm not one to look a gift horse in the mouth ;-) . My quest, however, is for interpolation that I believe will enable elimination of all...
Coothead,
My initial inquiry was somewhat misleading. The page presently runs, using the original ineligant code. I'm just trying to use interpolation to make the code easier to read.
Esteemed PHP'ers:
My PHP parser was quite happy with this statement:
echo "<br /><br />Your final quota of hands for this session was " . $numbers [$_SESSION["limit"]] . ". This would have...
Coothead,
I hope you're feeling better! While I appreciate your replies, please feel under no obligation to respond, timely or otherwise!
On my desktop, the text does not appear bold. I...
I hope you're not tiring of me.
I want emboldened text on my https://www.marainlaw.com/page.php?here=PTI page. My CSS file included this code:
.PTI>p {font-weight:900; } It seems to be not...
Coothead,
Thanks.
I'll reply privately.
Best,
A.
Coothead,
I thanked you before, and I thank you again. But I continue to profess bepuzzlement over why specifying css information inline at the elementary level fails. ...
Coothead,
Clearing cache works. Thank you.
(But I do not understand why my inline css, inelegant as it was, failed.)
A.
Coothead,
Your suggestion is, oh, so much more elegant than my nonsense. That's the good news. The bad news is it still does not work.
A.
Slide show on https://www.njgunlawyers.com/page.php?here=FID consists of eight images. Each of the eight has its own css parameters (all identical). The css is being ignored. Most obvious is...
Oops. Brain fart on my part. I meant to use the footer tag.
Thanks.
A.
Folks,
www.NJDriversLicenses.com is failing a w3c check, giving the error message indicated above. I do not understand why.
Can someone please help?
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Coothead,
Was on Firefox yesterday, did clear the cache. I try it on Firefox again, but using a different computer. Now it works.
Was my clearing of the cache defective? (That's a rhetorical...
Folks,
The page is https://www.njgunlawyers.com/page.php?here=fidDenied. The relevant CSS code is
.fidDenied {
background-image: url("../images/denied300x150.jpg");
background-repeat:...
Folks,
Same page, https://www.njgunlawyers.com/page.php?here=FID , but with a different perplexing problem: The sizing issue appears to be completely solved (thanks to Coothead). The perplexing...
I did a super duper cache purge, and it now works perfectly even in Firefox. God is in her heaven.
Yes, it was to the CSS file that you recommended that change. Little did I know that putting it...
Wow.
Answering your question, I put that line there because you advised me to. Except that I screwed up the height number, thus accounting for the blank spaces. Style information removed and,...
Clearing the cache by itself does not work. Opening the page in a private window does work--the image is resized as intended! Viewing the page in Google Chrome also works as far as the resizing is...
Coothead,
Very very strange. I inserted your suggested code into my css file. It appeared to have no effect. Then I put that same code into the html. That did not change the image size, but it...
Coothead,
It's a slide show. The link to the page is https://www.njgunlawyers.com/page.php?here=FID . There are actually four images in the slide show, but if we are able to reconcile just the...
I have two .jpg files. I want them both to have height 191 px. Paint says they are both 191 px. Properties for both show 191 px. I specify size in html of 191 px. Yet they are both obviously...
The author replied. They omitted a step from the book! Their next edition will fix it. In the meanwhile, they gave me the missing information. The slide show now works!
Thank you, Coothead!
Coothead,
The book lists email addresses for its two authors. I'll ask them!
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I see your point. You're right--I'll have to look around for the script.
The instruction comes from Murach's HTML5 and CSS3, 4th Edition, page 654.
OK. I changed
script src='slide_show.js'></script>
to
script src='js/slide_show.js'></script>