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  1. CaldwellYSR

    ie8 not displaying website correctly (help)

    Why do you have that big negative margin? #page1 header doesn't need to be as tall as it is. Take off the negative margin and change #page1 header's height to 480px. That will put your content in the right place for other browsers. If it's not in the right place in IE (I can't test in IE on a...
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    problem link css stylesheet

    That's only true if assets is in the root directory. What if this is something like a wordpress theme where the theme is in wp-content/themes/mytheme/.... then using / wouldn't work. Please try to be clear with your answers to avoid confusion.
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    problem link css stylesheet

    too many dots... if you're backing up one directory it's going to be ../ if you want to back up two directories it's ../../ and so on
  4. CaldwellYSR

    Searching out parts of a long variable content in php

    That's true but that's really the case with any site that relies on pulling from other websites. What are you trying to do? There might be a better way
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    Searching out parts of a long variable content in php

    That doesn't sound shady at all..... If you have the code to put substance X into your database then it should be no problem to echo substance X out of that database and into your web page...
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    Searching out parts of a long variable content in php

    Well I still don't see the problem. Why can't you just pull the url's from the database and echo them into the src attribute?
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    Searching out parts of a long variable content in php

    Whew Glenn you're reaching back there, I don't know if my memory will go back that far XD If you managed to get this working correctly where you're grabbing the URL's and putting them in a database then can't you just echo them out of that database into the src of and img tag?
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    css confusion

    It doesn't look like it killed it to me? Looks like it moves.
  9. CaldwellYSR

    css confusion

    Because you're using the empty divs for the background images, it's messing up your background. Take those out completely and use that image as the body background and it stretches like you want it to.
  10. CaldwellYSR

    Menu Coding Question

    Hahaha nice! Sorry I just got confused at first because I've been doing alot of Java recently :P
  11. CaldwellYSR

    Menu Coding Question

    Good answer! Could you edit it to say javascript instead of java though? Just to avoid confusion.
  12. CaldwellYSR

    Website Design and Web Development

    Yeah Ronald.... very peculiar! I guess it could be a legitimate question if the person is looking for some things to say to a client to try to sell himself or something....
  13. CaldwellYSR

    css3 problem in IE

    Oh do the caps matter? I haven't really paid attention much, I just use a html5 template when I start things off and it gets my basic skeleton :P
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    css3 problem in IE

    Hahahahaha
  15. CaldwellYSR

    css3 problem in IE

    Ooooooor you could use the much more simple <!Doctype html />.....
  16. CaldwellYSR

    Interesting menu navigation, anyone know how it works?

    Looks like a variation of the LavaLamp plugin
  17. CaldwellYSR

    One div floating over the other. How do I make one more dominant?

    That person used an unordered list for the navigation and then inside each list item there was an anchor tag and a div inside there with all the dropdown info. The dropdown info is set to display: none by default and then when you hover over the list-item they set the dropdown div to block instead.
  18. CaldwellYSR

    HELP!!!! CSS3 Gradient, IE Issues

    Typically I just set a solid color fallback for IE but shouldn't you be able to make an actual image and use that? So use the image first then go through the different prefixes (wish they'd get rid of that). I may be wrong here but that seems to me like it should work.
  19. CaldwellYSR

    My site is live!! Want your opinion please

    I'd make sure you put in some sort of CSS reset. At the very least body {margin:0; padding:0;} This will get rid of the white border that I saw in chrome.
  20. CaldwellYSR

    One div floating over the other. How do I make one more dominant?

    Learn something new everyday!
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