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Yeah running the webpage in quirks mode is not an option for stuff like this. ;)

If you want to totally seperate the html and the php then you should create your html pages seperately and where ever you need php to insert values like for example in your code above your using...

I never said that shortening the CSS code will fix your late hovers and everything but i was just suggesting some tweaks you could use to narrow the list we could check on. Your webpage loads up fine...

From what i have observed .. your using very lengthy css to achieve something which can be achieved pretty easily. First of all make sure you fix the javascript bug on that web page (your missing a...

You're right the hovers on the text links and scrolling is a bit slower then normal. I will look into the code and let you know if i find something wrong. And just so you know your webpage opens...

try using the vertical-align:middle; css property. let me know if it helped. ;)

Use this css to remove the space inbetween them at all on all browsers and then simply insert <br>'s in between the review divs and you'll be good to go. ;)


/*Review Divs*/
.summary{
border:...

Adding margin:0 auto; along with the text-align:center; css can align just about anything to the center. ;)

I want to help you with this but i don't understand what exactly do you want. Do you want the lines to be removed ?

Okay okay you win. ;)

disabling javascript is a users own choice. it doesn't mean that the browser doesn't support ajax. ;)

I didn't meant it in the way of using its own mime type header along with the HTTP protocol. all i meant was that IE renders it no different from firefox if the page is XHTML validated. and you keep...

The advantage of ajax is that when you will click the link to the next page the javascript can instantly place the next page's content in place of the current page. And to my knowledge Ajax is...

And exactly how do you say that ? XHTML is not like a completely different markup language its just a new standard which is more efficient. it works just about fine with IE. :p

Actually this is really weird i have never seen anything like this. Your code seems okay. It could be some kind of javascript i guess. Anyway i'll keep you updated if i find a solution. ;)

Os can't be determined by the User-Agent header forwarded by the browsers. :p

If you want the table to be placed in the center then you could either use the old HTML way of using the center tag before the table or you could use the new XHTML way placing a div before the table...

remove the <!-- and -->

Could please point out the div in which you want to add that code and i might be able to help. :)

Please pass on the html code with it so i might be able to help.



P.S sorry i accidently clicked on the link that says thank this user for his post. so don't mind that.

Os detection and other resolution, etc can be detected using javascript. ;)

Oh i get it now. You can collect that type of information very easily using server -side language like PHP. you could store all the data in a database such as MySQL and then tabulate them in tables...

I think your users could probably use just about any normal downloading software like dap(download accelerator plus) or something like that to recieve the new mp3 file. if you do OVERWRITE the...

Do you have a user account there or something like that cause i couldn't see any navigation menu on there main page. ;)

Pm me the details. i might be able to help you on this. :)