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When I visit www.modernurbanguides.com with Opera 9.27, Mac, Intel it prompts me for a password, no other browser does this nor should they.. this is a public site. any ideas on how to rectify the situation? I already posted a bug report to Operas site. Thx

I am updating a site which someone else built many years ago and I have run into a bizarre problem with frames. www.seepaul.com The menu on the left is in leftFrame and the content on the right is in mainFrame. This all works fine until you go to one of the purchase pages and click purchase...

never mind.. i forgot to put the abs divs after the relative divs in the doc... dang IE

http://www.johnallan.ca/testing/ This page works perfect in FF but IE doesnt display the two top divs '.pageheader' and 'headshot'.. i think it is behind the rest of the page but I don't know why. They are both absolutely positioned on the 'wrapper' div so shouldn't they appear above...

I have a series of divs which I want to work similar to images in that they can be centered within another div. As more are added they fill in the parent div from the center and expand to additional lines as needed. Each div has a layout inside it consisting of an image, text and a background...

I have a div to which the following CSS is applied. .content{ margin: 210px auto 0px auto; padding: 0px 257px 0px 257px; width: 486px; background-image: url(/_images/stage_02.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: 0px 370px; height: 361px; } If I have background-repeat...

I am using Flash 8 Actionscript 2

This is what I am using: songlist_cb.TextInput.setStyle("borderStyle", "none");

I am trying to change the border of the TextInput area of the comboBox component but so far have only been able to change the List border. Can anyone help?

This is odd. I found people mention it but couldnt find a solution. See this page in IE MAC. The main content paragraphs, except for the first line, are sucked out of the div despite having declared a specific width. ] www.allergicliving.com/feature.asp?feature=19 Any help would be...

Thanks that is great. Is that CSS? Never see anything like it before. This one is going in the books.. thanks.

I have this a the top of my css file a { color: inherit; text-decoration: none; } In firefox this means I dont have to define a color for each instance of <a> (to avoid 'link purple') it will inherit the color from the surrounding div or p tag. But it does not work in IE all the links...