Hi Keith,
Ooops, minor correction to my code. I didn't close my tr and td tags correctly. Code below has been corrected and it still validates.
After a short Google session it would appear that any content outside of table tags ( tr, td etc ) will not validate as content should...
Hi Keith,
Firefox web developer tool validator results showed no charset specified, so I put one in and then I just placed your hidden input type in a tr in the table and then bingo it validated. Don't know why it was failing though!!
See code below
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC...
Hi Feherke and Chris,
Thanks for your help and advice Feherke and the heads up Chris about browsers not being obliged to adhere to the headers.
I've included the following in the head of my html pages :-
<meta http-equiv="Cache-Control" content="no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate" />
<meta...
Hi Feherke,
The documents are indeed static. I will look into the syntax though as you may be right that I have included backslashes where I shouldn't have.
Many thanks again for your help. I will have another look at it and will reply with my findings
Steve
datamasher
Hi again,
I thought everything was ok after Feherke kindly responded to my previous thread on this subject.
However it seems that pages are still being cached when using Firefox.
As stated in previous thread I've included the following meta tags in the head of the html pages that I...
Hi Feherke,
Thanks for your prompt reply. I've included the following meta tags
<meta http-equiv="Expires" content="Tue, 01 Jan 1980 1:00:00 GMT" />
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache" />
<meta http-equiv="Cache-control" content="no-cache">
and this achieves what I was...
Hi everyone,
is it possible to prevent a browser cacheing an html page? I have tried several <meta tag> methods but none of them seem to work.
I have to update a particular web page almost daily and if visitors don't refresh the page they don't see the update.
Any help much...
Hi genomon,
I want to open tables in old version access 97 .mdb files. I tried the link but early versions do not work. Had a thought thought though, might be able to import data to Excel 2003 which I have got on my Windows Vista Computer. Will try when I am back at work on...
Hi everyone,
I have a software package which manages theatre ticket bookings and wish to use the
marketing facilioties which produce access database files in access 97 or 2000 formats. I simply just
want to read / view these files ( I do not require to edit them in any way ). I...
Hi FireGeek,
The problem appears to be a z-index problem in the html on your pages.
If you remove the z-index: 13; from the div below
<div id="element21" style="position: absolute; top: 175px; left: 26px; width: 800px; height: 108px; z-index: 13;">
<h3>Employment Opportunities</h3>
on...
Hi,
I've spotted that you haven't closed the ul tag, and as your using html5 elements it's advisable to include
the html5 doctype.
The following code seems to display as you intended ( I've tried it in Firefox, Explorer and Chrome on Windows 8 )
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>...
Hi,
I visited the link to have a look at your website and you appear to have not uploaded it to your server.
However, if you look at w3schools.com ( css z index property ) this
will help you with the problem your having with your images.
Hope this is useful
Steve
Hi,
one way of doing this is to follow the steps below :-
1. Put an iframe in the website page where you want to display the map and contact details using the following code :-
<iframe src="restaurantlinks.htm" width="750" height="500" frameborder="10" name="iframe0"></iframe>
2...
Hi,
great that your learning css. Before we get to a solution for your problem, the DOCTYPE at the beginning of your html on the first line should be <!DOCTYPE html>. This is the correct DOCTYPE for html 5. The browser will render the document in "quirks" mode the way you have put it which...
Hi,
just to add my thoughts on this. I agree if you make the image a block level element the gap will go away. If I am right, an image is an inline element by default and therefore it follows that just like text or any other inline element it will by default have some space added immediately...
Hi again,
just for info, site displays absolutely fine on a widescreen monitor in IE 10 on a Windows 8 PC .
Firefox 19.01 on the same pc pushes the breadcrumb menu down below the blue bar.
Google Chrome 25.01 also fouls up the breadcrumb menu on the same pc.
regards
Steve
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