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I tried to follow the tutorial on here for the two column fixed-fixed tutorial, however, my layout still has some issues.

Here is the mockup: http://beta.investchallenge.com

Anyone see what I...

This is my mockup: http://beta.investchallenge.com/

The corresponding CSS for the page: http://beta.investchallenge.com/styles/layout.css

I am trying to figure out how I can get my...

This has turned into quite the conversation over my logo. :)



Well, since I do alot of my designing and developing for myself I am always pushing myself to learn new thing, new methods, so I...

Maybe I have my classifications mixed up, I had always assocaited a XHTML site as a site that follows a XML heirarchy and is controlled and styled through a CSS sheet.



Basically I have...

I am interested in your reasons for why you dislike AJAX?

I am trying to move away from table designed sites and completely rely on CSS driven sites. It is far easier to do our site redesigns...

Technically, my site is in "BETA" stage: http://www.investment-challenge.com



Well, I just meant a lot more colorful, using AJAX, use of gradients and rounded corners, and XHTML complaint.
...

Based on the boom of Web 2.0, I recently started moving alot of my legacy websites up to new Web 2.0 standards. From surfing around and reading about alot of the sites and new designs, I decided to...

Seems to work just fine in IE 5.5+, however in Mozilla 1.5 the text just drops below the photo.

Here is the page:
http://www.sdtars.com/development/events/days.php

Here is the sites CSS:...

The items in black text are suppose to popup over the menus image links.

Here is the heirchary of the menus.



<div id="navigation">
<ul id="nav">
<li id="nav_home"><a...

http://www.sdtars.com/development/

I can't figure out why I can't get them to popup over the other menus. Can anyone see what I am doing wrong?

Thanks!

Are their better alternatives to inline event handlers?

Also, can you intiate more than one request from an inline event handler? Like this: onclick="sendRequest('a',00); sendRequest('b', 2000);"

So should all inline event handlers always be followed by a return false?

set up your own LAMP box on your local machine, download some open source php scripts, and then play around with them, seeing what code does what.

getting your hands dirty is always the best way...

I am sure there is a 1 million ways to do it, I just posted up one that could be used.

JavaScript


function toggle(id) {
var obj = "";

// Check browser compatibility
if(document.getElementById)
obj = document.getElementById(id);
else if(document.all)

Thanks! :cool:

You could try this:
Javascript:


function banner() {

banner = array();
number = 0;
// bannerArray
banner[number++] = ""; //banner_info

Also, since some of you may have played around with the site, any other feedback?

Just referring back to the original question, how to get the box to appear to float above the page, similair to the http://finance.google.com/ page.

Yea, I see that now.

I think I am going to stick with onchange for the sake or quickness and cross browser compatibility.

Any ideas on how to get that search_results <div> to float above the...

still nothing in FF.

It's currently on that page.

I have tried that, it doesn't seem to like that inline event handler, at least not in FF.

This website is currently being developed, so be gentle. :o
http://www.investchallenge.com/stocks.php <-- Website

Username: demo
Password: demo

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Thanks for all of the feedback!

I already have my AJAX framework in place, and its sending the data back and forth, however, I was unable to get the box or window to appear and "float" over my...