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you can't use the <style> </style> tags either. you have to use the <link tag to call up the file. don't think of that tag as putting in a hyperlink. that's not what it's doing. It's calling up the .css file to do it's work is all.

I'd say 80% of the world hates it and in that case, there should be an option of turning it on, not an option of turning it off after it starts... a lot of people might close the site before they realize they can turn it off... besides, most won't miss it anyway if they don't hear it and it...

it could be several different reasons why it's not working. a look at the source code would give a better idea which reason.

I don't think you can. Even working with jsp there is a lot of HTML coding and for the css to do its work properly it will have to be included in the whole page,between the head tags, not just the javascript. @import is a java command, not an html one.

Yes, php will do the job but to use php you must have mySQL for the databases. Don't use phpnuke. It's too easy to hack.

You're misunderstanding what <LINK does. It's not a command to set up a hyperlink on your page... it's what tells your page where to find the .css file... the url part of it is telling the page where the file is located... not make a link that somebody can click on. You don't use the...

the css code goes in between in the head tag, not the body of the page... It shouldn't show up in your links directory in that case.

You have to link to it to make it an include... the style tag is for defining within the page... eg. <style font="arial" size="2" </style> A .css file takes over those duties and makes the tag unnecessary.

I think he's trying to get the code right for including a stylesheet in a java server page, kiwi. I'm not a big java fan so I'm kinda guessing that's what he is looking for.

<LINK rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/jsp/css/general.css"> Is this close to what you are looking for?

The buttons use javascript but they can be plunked right into the page, script and all. They will take up a lot of space and the spiders won't like your pages as much with it in there but unless you need to worry a great deal about search engine friendliness then it's not necessarily a bad...

I have to agree. It's so simple it's downright plain. A web designer's site needs to show off some capabilities. Not overwhelmingly show off but when there's nothing, it makes one wonder. Your sites in portfolio are almost as plain. Also, I would hesitate to use you given that you use only a...

There's an appraisal school? ;)

I'm sorry it was a bad one, [tab]. here's a big *hug* hoping the next one will be heaps better.

I think it depends on the web site subject and goals. For instance, here in the states there are a lot of online news channel sites... they use a lot of streaming video saved from newscasts. Flash sites need to be extremely well designed and optimized or they are just as bad as using video as...

dkelly, I know it's a related subject but would you post this in another thread so we can address it more fully without taking this thead off individual topic? I have some thoughts but I don't want to post them here.

How do you want the classified listings added? Manually or automatic through a payment system? There are web technologies which can be used to streamline a lot of the tasks of adding classified listings which may cost a bit initially but in the long run will save you maintenance charges. I'm...

It depends on how much of it has to be redone in all honesty. What platform do the databases use such as asp/MSsql or php/mySQL. How many and how large are the databases. How much pruning needs to be done within those databases. How much needs to be added. How much other content needs...

There are lots of good designers... choosing a good designer is usually not the biggest problem but finding someone who is reliable is. There are quite a few good designers who are members here. I would suggest that you look for someone whose area of expertise is content management systems in...

i'll get into css fully when it's 100% compatible with all browsers without having to code a separate css file for some of them.