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    DIV question

    Lightbox? I've never used it. Someone else should be able to help though, just sit tight. EDIT: This seems to explain it fairly well: http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/#how
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    DIV question

    You can nest as many elements inside other elements as you like, although there are some exceptions about what types can be included in certain elements. You just have something like this for example: <body> <div id="wrap"> <div id="header"></div> <div...
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    Web Page Design Question

    Ian, can you please delete this spambot?
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    pay to access

    I really can't think of a reason why you would want to create a pay-to-access site. That's like charging people to get into a public library. The sensible and common thing to do is make the site public but have paid membership that unlocks additional functionality.
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    iWeb to Dreamweaver

    I don't use Dreamweaver (I prefer Expression), but I assume there is an option to create a new site using existing files.
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    Dynamic iFrame size

    Nevermind. This method using jQuery seems to works fine.
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    Dynamic iFrame size

    I've been trying to find a script that will automatically resize an iframe to fit the contents upon the contents changing. I tried this script: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/iframessi2.htm but it doesn't seem to work. Is there possibly a more recent script with similar...
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    Size issue.. IE vs Firefox

    Hmm, I can't think what the problem could be. Perhaps you could take a screenshot of the two browsers?
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    Size issue.. IE vs Firefox

    They look identical in Firefox and IE. What version of IE are you using?
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    Size issue.. IE vs Firefox

    Could you be more specific? What "size issue"?
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    Photography Website - Suggestions?

    singapore is a very simple and reliable CMS designed specifically for image gallery. It might not offer much in terms of customization, but it makes gallery organization a lot easier.
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    '>' character in CSS

    Oh I get it now.
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    '>' character in CSS

    He knows that. We're just establishing the fact that, while the > character is valid, it is no longer necessary.
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    '>' character in CSS

    That just seems redundant. Obviously the same is true if you remove the >. Is it just an old convention that got phased out?
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    Disable text/image highlighting

    When I say highlighting, I don't mean hover. I mean when you drag your cursor over some text to highlight it.
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    '>' character in CSS

    The Arsenal website makes use of this strange convention in its dropdown nav menu. If you have some sort of source viewer, such as Firebug, look near the bottom of the nav.css file.
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    Search bar

    What is the best way to implement a search bar? JQuery? PHP? If anyone could point me towards some useful resources I'd appreciate it. I have the form all laid out, but I just need the script to perform the search.
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    Intro page / splash screen

    Exactly what I needed, thanks.
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    Intro page / splash screen

    I'm trying to replicate certain Flash sites that have an initial display that has "Enter site" or something that loads the site when you click it. Right now I have my main div for the page and a separate div for the intro page. When the page loads, the intro div is displayed, and upon being...
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    '>' character in CSS

    Can someone explain how the > character is used in CSS definitions? eg. ul#nav > li:hover > ul {/*some attributes*/} I assume it has something do with affecting parent elements.
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