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Website Critique
Footer font should be ArialI would style the contact me buttonI would also add some padding below the "Comments" in your comment form (above the textarea)
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Need Quick Help. Images On Top of Images
Two problems with the code I posted: First of all, I forgot to put semicolons after all the top attributes for each of the thumbnails. Second of all, I spelled thumbnail wrong in all of the ids. Just a couple stupid mistakes, the code above is f…
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Problem for clever person to solve
Try adding parameters to changePush(), and pass in wheight and dheight. Those two variables might not be accesible inside the function. Also, you forgot a semicolon after "push += 1". And I'm not really sure what that's supposed…
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there is no attribute "rel" w3c validation issue
Don't worry if it doesn't validate. If it works fine in all the browsers you are trying to support, you are fine. The user is not going to worry whether or not the page has validated. Validation is a tool to look for syntax errors and plac…
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Class & ID
Also, GOOGLE will link to mysite.com/www.google.com. To link to an external site, you must prefix it with http://, such as: GOOGLE.
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index.php file edit
Within your .htaccess file, change the DirectoryIndex to the page you want as your home page: DirectoryIndex whatever-page.html
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PHP Mail font-family
Chris had an article about HTML email. There was also a related screencast. Check out the PHP he uses in the tutorial.
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PHP Mail font-family
Chris had an article about HTML email. There was also a related screencast. Check out the PHP he uses in the tutorial.
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Floated Lists - How do I make them start on a new line?
A quick fix for this example would be to make the bottom padding on all the lis a little bigger. This would force #10 to go to a new line. Otherwise, you could add a class of "first" to each of the lis in column 1, then set "clear: l…
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CSS – Change Image on Link Hover
Doing this in CSS would be quite difficult, and would most likely require many extra divs and unsemantic markup. It would be best to use javascript, and bind a function to the hovering over of a link that changes the background image. Here's so…
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Need Quick Help. Images On Top of Images
If your background image had an id of "background," and you gave ids to all the smaller "thumbnails," this code should work: The Markup The CSS #slider { width: 600px; /* The width of your background image */…