Recent content by Mfho1

Hi Chris, Sorry it's taken me so long to respond back - craziness at work. I've been doing some research, and I think I'd like to use the Oracle VM VirtualBox tool and install Ubuntu there. I'll check that out. I've reviewed several tutorials and it seems like that may be the way I'd like to...

Hi Chris, Thanks for replying. Yes. I mean the persistence. I believe I did allocate some space for this. I will have to double-check though. I'm a newbie at this, so I believe that would have been when I was making the bootable USB from the ISO image I downloaded. However, I have been...

Hi, I'm a web developer of many years. I've grown tired on the Microsoft scene, so I'm moving on to other Operating Systems - Mac OS and Ubuntu/Linux. I have to stay marketable and that's where everything's headed. In any case, I'm taking on Ubuntu. I am a complete newbie at it. I was...

Hi Spamjim, Thanks for the JS notifiier. I appreciate it. Hi Chris Hunt, Thanks for the code. I'll check these out. Regards, Mfho1 Thanks in advance for your help. mfho1

Hi ChrisHunt, You know, I was toying around with that idea. I've seen it on other sites as well. It behaves almost like a custom error page. Because even though I can get by on the navigation menu, I was planning on having a tabbed panel interface containing information that users can switch...

Thanks, vacunita. That works great. I'll flesh it out some more and let you know how things are coming with design. Thanks again. Thanks in advance for your help. mfho1

Thanks, vacunita. I'll check this out. Thanks for the sample code. It's just gets confusing, because I see all of these cool things like Accordion and Tabbed Panels I want to incorporate throughout my site, but low and behold disabled JS gets in the way. I'll import this into one of my...

Basically, just have a menu that's similar to Adobe.com's. Where you have your menu items which contain sub-items, and then have the menu have a simple, nice design, like a gradient. I thought I could accomplish this using Dreamweaver and Horizontal Spry Menus, but the look is dependent on JS...

Thanks, spamjim, I'll check these out! Thanks again. mfho1 Thanks in advance for your help. mfho1

Hi, I'm in the process of redesigning my website. I have a question about the best practices and best method for creating menus. At first, I was thinking about just using Dreamweaver's Spry Assets to create the menus and use the familiar <ul><li>...</li></ul> combination for all of my menu...

Hi, I have a search engine on my website that basically returns links based on search criteria. I created a collection based on my .cfm pages and .pdf. For the most part this is successful. However, when I create the Verity in this way, how does ColdFusion determine what the Title will be...

Hey all, Think I may have solved my own problem. Hope this helps someone. First, make sure your Firefox's Zoom Text Only Feature is turned off. One of the reasons the text was getting distorted was because the containers weren't zooming along with it. Also, I was still getting a wrap on...

One more note. Is this a universal problem in Firefox? I basically want the page and its elements to get bigger, like it appears in Chrome and IE, but Firefox wraps text, text overlaps other text, etc. Is there some fix for this? Thanks in advance for your help. mfho1

Hi, I have a simply horizontal menu. <div id="header"> <div id="date">Wednesday, September 26, 2012</div> <ul id="MenuBar1" class="MenuBarHorizontal"> <li><a href="#" class="MenuBarItemSubmenu">Paperwork </a> <ul> <li><a href="#">Catalogs</a></li>...

Thanks for the posts. Yes, I'm still researching how this can happen, but I'll take a look at the JS. Thanks again. Thanks in advance for your help. mfho1