Vragabond, Southbeach...,
"By using a dynamic stylesheet, the stylesheet will be loaded from the website every single time." I definitely don't want that, so I'll stay with the image tag for now - dimensions were already coded. I found where I got the "tip" from that started this thread; #13...
SouthBeach,
"Where does the content of your pages come from?" It's a wordpress site, I wrote the content and website and had it converted to wordpress.
Jillq
Beckwiga,
Whatever you decide your units are (probably "px" for pixels) make sure there's no space between the number and the units; 150px, not 150 px.
Jillq
SouthBeach,
Holy Toledo! Thanks for the great info! I'll take you up on your offer in the last paragraph. You're right, I don't have much exp with PHP, but for changing information (time, page to page information, etc.) PHP is very useful. I'll try writing what I'm trying to do again.
I want...
Vragabond,
I'm not loading little uniform pictures like edges of a custom box or icons-so no sprites. I knw that loading 40 lines of CSS into a visitor's browser when the browser is only going to use one of those lines will push my CSS into a 4th packet, becuase it's at 4056 bytes now.
Someone...
I was reading, "Use CSS Images instead of IMG tag: An easy way to speed up the rendering of an image is to simply call as a background of a div tag.", and elsewhere I read that that if you use CSS for images the images will come up last (after your text), which is what I want.
But I don't want...
On the Amazon page cited above it says
Preparation
The implementation of this use case requires some preliminary effort to set up tokens for the caller and recipient if you have not already done so. When the caller and the recipient are the same party, both the caller and recipient tokens are...
Because the way their site is set up, you have to provide a maximum amount you'll pay and programmers bid on the work. The company itself does not do programming; they're just a middle man who brings independent programmers and people needing programming work done together.
Thanks,
Jillq
I'm going to have this programmed for me:
http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=1184&ref=featured
The programming company I use (odesk), like many, you have to provide a maximum amount you'll pay to have the programming work done.
I haven't the slightest idea...
Tek-Tips Memebers,
The Doctype of my site was changed from
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
to
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC...
What do you think of this I found on the internt:
What do you think of this?
Flush the Buffer Early
tag: server
When users request a page, it can take anywhere from 200 to 500ms for the backend server to stitch together the HTML page. During this time, the browser is idle as it waits for the...
Traingamer,
One thing I wanted to add was that what we found is there are several or more ways to simulate HTML tables with CSS, but there is no way to simulate an HTML table in a fluid width area (or column) with CSS.
Jillq
TrainGamer,
I think there' no solution. There's a new CSS property, p.cell {display: table-cell;}, but it doesn't work on IE (FF-OK)and the work around for IE involves "filters". I tried the new property in FF and it doesn't work the same as 3 TDs.
For now, I'm happy with 1 table and 3...
Traingamer,
I tried it but it's not fluid width friendly for text. When you narrow the browser the right most word buckles down to the next line and centers for the whole width, whereas with the table I have the second and last word drop down at the same time and center with the word they go...
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