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    Help with formatting

    Worked a treat. Many thanks.
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    Help with formatting

    I have the following simple table, with 2 columns. Each column has a list in it. The problem is that the list in the first column is vertically centred in the list. I want both lists to start from the top of the columns. How do I achieve this? <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01...
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    How to manage a css file conflict, with same element names

    Hi, I have a css file called simple.css that was originally designed to be used on the main index page only. Now, I find that I want to use it on another page, so that I can display one of the same 'elements' (a user form) on the new page. To make this process quicker, I added the simple.css...
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    How to center text links within an image

    Sorry, I meant that I removed div_b_1_indent and div_b_2_indent.?
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    How to center text links within an image

    Sorry, I meant that I removed div_b_1_indent and div_b_2_indent. ??????????????????????????????????????????????
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    How to center text links within an image

    I will look at this. Ive removed the div_b_1 and div_b_2 based on your earlier suggestion now, and need to apply your thoughts to the revised version. My bigger issue now is: I noticed that your solution works fine in Firefox, but to make it work in IE I have to set the width: 868px. I read...
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    How to center text links within an image

    Vacunita, I noticed that your solution works fine in Firefox, but to make it work in IE I have to set the width: 868px. I read somewhere that IE doesnt implement the box model well. Do you know if there is a workaround to have a common solution for both? Thanks.
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    How to center text links within an image

    How can I center this div (div_b_1) within the div_b? The graphic is not perfectly centred, so getting div_b_1 centred as a div should address this. Any ideas?
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    How to center text links within an image

    Yes that works better. Thanks.
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    How to center text links within an image

    I have worked out a solution, that works. <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <title>Untitled Document</title> <link...
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    How to center text links within an image

    Hi, The images are already in the divs as background images - elements/01.gif. The problem is that I dont understand how to align the text links within these, because I need the centering to be with an offset taken into account - so that the 'upload multiple listings' part of the image is ignored.
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    How to center text links within an image

    Hi, Can anyone advise me how to achieve the centering of text links within an area of a gif image. The idea is that the top gif image will have one text link inside, centred between the end of the 'upload multiple listings' and the right end of the gif. The bottom gif image will have five...
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    Want underline on hyperlink in one place, with none in others

    Hey yes, that works! Please explain why I need the # instead of the . as a prefix for thetitle. If you know! Thanks Jon
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    Want underline on hyperlink in one place, with none in others

    Help! Before I kill the creator of css!! I have a simple web page, and all I want to do is ensure the hyperlink is underlined. A css file that I import, has an entry which sets the underline to none by default. I just want to ensure for one section of this web page, that the underline is on...
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    Threads versus instances, handling MSMQ

    I am building an application in C# that will manage many thousands of incomming messages. This will be managed with MSMQ - message queues. I would like to know whether its better to create a new instance of the main process (component) for every message received or whether to have just one...
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