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  1. jnjc

    Centering website with existing template.

    Can you supply the url to your site, it'll be easier to help if we can see what you've got so far...
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    IP Address

    Are you pages pure HTML, if so you'll need to look at you webserver to record this information. If your pages are using a server side language then you can build it into each page, how you do it willl depend on which language....
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    JS Help?

    This is an example of what (I think) you want to do using JS: <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function gettheValue() { y = document.getElementById("var1").value; alert(y); } </script> </head> <body> <label for="var1">Enter your text:</label> <input id="var1"/>...
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    Parser

    A parser is a routine that scans through something to determine structure/syntax. They typically tend to be used to modify large amounts of code etc. to make global modification or to extract data. A simple example would be a search function in your editor, it 'parses' your document looking...
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    Sum function

    Use parseFloat <script type="text/javascript"> alert( parseFloat("1") + parseFloat("2")); </script>
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    Code to display/read text from other websites ?

    Do a search on "mashups" ...
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    Logo Design

    Yes, I was thinking that way you could use it but cut down on white space, I'm not sure how well it'll look because you may not be able to get it to look sufficiently like an 'I' not to be too cryptic..
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    Logo Design

    There is a lot of white space on both these designs. Maybe try replacing the "I" with a light bulb (with the bolt of lightning in it).
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    lightbox problem

    Can you post a link ?
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    Screening resolution problem

    Can you supply a link ? At a guess it sounds like you are using percentages for sizing. Decide a minimum supported screen resolution and use px to size up to your minimum. For higher resolutions you will have more white space but you'll be consistent. HTH, JC
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    Is there any way to clear domain name history?

    Looks like you need to get google to re-index the site. 1) Produce a sitemap (www.xml-sitemaps.com) , 2) Register with google webmaster tools (https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools) 3) Submit your new site map. Google will get around to re-indexing the site and the old index entry...
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    How to make a ___.yoursite.com

    It's called a sub domain and they are free. Usually the control panel of your hosting plan will let you add them (provided it's supported). If not contact your hosting company and they will help. HTH, JC
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    Attaching Header to the HTML Pages.

    That's why I recommended looking to get apache (or whatever web server you use) to do it. Another solution would be to write a program to read in each .html page and re-write it including a link to a new .js file in it. Have the program read all files in directory a. When it reads a file...
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    Late Payments from Clients ?

    Maybe something like put the site up on one of your sub-domains. Let the client QC it and once they are happy and pay then move it to their domain...
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    my rollover image doesnt work in firefox but works in IE

    IS this resolved ? Hover images works for me in ff...
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    Page Layout Help

    There are a couple of ways to do it, here are two: <style> li {display:inline} </style> <body> <ul> <li>1</li> <li>2</li> <li>3</li> </ul> </body> <style> li {float:left} </style> <body> <ul> <li>1</li> <li>2</li> <li>3</li> </ul> </body> HTH, JC
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    Attaching Header to the HTML Pages.

    I'm not sure how you'd go about doing this. If the host is linux then most likely you webserver software is apache, maybe look in an apache forum for some answers...
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    Hot News Script

    I'm can't see a 'Hot News' section on the lick you provided, can you provide some more info ?
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    FTP Client Software

    Look for either WinScp or FileZilla HTH, JC
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    CSS Help

    There are (at least) two ways to do this: 1) Define your heading as follows: <h2 id="h2Centered">Test</h2> then in your style sheet define the styles for this element as #h2Centered { ................... } the # signifies that the style is for an element Id. 2) Define...
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