I'm going to answer the actual questions asked, but instead provide a link to a more general answer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100-year_flood
You can plug in the numbers and find out. I know that my Home Owners Insurance will be a little higher because i live in a "500 year" flood plain.
Thats pretty funny. I have no idea how Apple Code works (I'm only 24), but I looked at that code, and laughed. Then I tried reading the code out loud to my coworker and had an epiphany (I didn't get to the end of the first line) and My guess was what strongm said (I don't know how to do hidden)
I worked around it by using
var html = "html here"+ content.innerhtml+ "more html";
var doc = win.document'
doc.open("text/html", "replace");
doc.write(html);
doc.close();
not as pretty but gets the job done
I am on a page where I have some nifty graphs (made in css/html). I'd like to pass the contents of these graphs to another pop up page in case the user would like to print. I've grabbed the entire containing div element on my page and want to pass it the page below. The content is being passed...
I am having some trouble controlling my database connection. I have one module DbConnection.py that handles connecting to the database. I call it and get returned the database handle object just fine. as such
dbh = DbConnection.new()
I have another module to handle certain queries (this is...
http://www.stoneclinic.com/athlete
I'm seeing a weird overlay over the side nav and part of the image. The page validates as strict. It looks fine in every other browser I've tested (FF 2/3, Safari, IS 6/8) the only time I see it is in IE 7. Does anyone know what is going on?
Screenshots...
http://www.amipaperless.com/test2/privacy.php
I am trying to get my left hand column to extend all the way to the bottom. General layout of page is:
header (multi divs)
content
left (100%)
mid (100%)
footer
I tried adding 100% to the body tag but no luck. Any other ideas? Thanks.
I am trying to use the sonofsuckerfish drop down menu. Its working fine in IE and FF, but in IE it's not taking up 100% width on the page. My FF is using a Serif by default to render fonts (which takes up the 100% using the auto width), whereas IE is something else. If I force the serif it...
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