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    .htaccess Domain Alias Redirect

    Hello All! I am having some troubles redirecting traffic using .htaccess. Basically, I have two domains, of which one is an alias for another, so any requests for www.domain1.com or www.domain2.com will end up at www.domain1.com So, using .htaccess, I am looking for a way to determine if...
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    Printing a page with DIVs

    When you say "Multiple DIV's" do you mean div's as in the box model? Yes, you can create a print stylesheet that can contain different sizes, positions, and visibility properties for each one of the boxes. You should be able to fully customize how you want your printed document to...
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    How can I create 2 different A:link attributes

    I hhink you should take the images out of the <li> and just put them below and add a .nohover classname to your linked image, like this: <div id=&quot;navcontainer&quot;> <ul id=&quot;navlist&quot;> <li id=&quot;active&quot;><a href=&quot;index.htm&quot; id=&quot;current&quot;>Site...
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    How far back? Browser Compatibility

    Here's a great article on (not) writing code for obsolete browsers http://www.pirated-sites.com/essays/browser-specs.html Cheers
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    How can I create 2 different A:link attributes

    What do you mean by 3 links? Three different styles of link? or 3 links with the same style? You can do both of the above, the first method is like you stated in your above post, specify a different classname for each style of link that you want, and add the pseudo classes (:active, :hover...
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    How can I create 2 different A:link attributes

    virusdoder, You don't need to specify the second one as A.newlink1 because the regular A:link takes care of the first style you want without specifying a classname. So to refer to the two types, you would put the following in your html: <a href=&quot;link1.html&quot;>this is the first...
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    How can I create 2 different A:link attributes

    Oops, some extra code got in there. You only need this part: A.newlink:link, A.newlink:visited, A.newlink:active, A.newlink:hover { attribute stuff here... } A.newlink:hover { attribute stuff here... } Cheers, Faded
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    How can I create 2 different A:link attributes

    Add this to your stylesheet: A.newlink:link, A.newlink:visited, A.newlink:active, A.newlink:hover { color: #DD4B03; text-decoration: none; } A.newlink:hover { text-decoration: underline; } a.newlink:hover { stuff here... } And then in your html document you would refer to: <a...
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    CSS Problems with Netscape

    OK, here's what I came up with using the box model instead of the nasty nested tables... <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC &quot;-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN&quot; &quot;http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd&quot;> <html xmlns=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml&quot; xml:lang=&quot;en&quot...
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    CSS Problems with Netscape

    All the same. The color of the ridge varies slightly, but it is there and all borders are the same on NN7, Opera 7.2, IE6,IE5.5, and IE5.01 Running on Win2K. Faded
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    CSS Problems with Netscape

    It seems to work when I open it in Netscape 7.0 and Opera 7 To assign a class attribute to a tag is exactly the same cross browser, so everything should be fine. What do you see when you open it in Netscape? The link I gave CAN help you, but only if you're willing to scrap the table and do it...
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    CSS Problems with Netscape

    Not an oversight. It's not needed. Did you get your stylesheet to load using either of the methods? Cheers, Faded
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    CSS Problems with Netscape

    Oops! Typo. Here is the @import syntax that should work: <style type=&quot;text/css&quot; media=&quot;all&quot;>@import &quot;StyleSheets/utility.css&quot;;</style> Sorry, Faded
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    CSS Problems with Netscape

    Well, for question #1, you can use either of the methods you listed to reference the external stylesheet. The advantage of using the @import is that it will hide those style rules from older browsers. They will see the unstyled version of your site. Web paths always use forward slashes, so...
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    css to tile image along x....

    Try this. I have used .png instead of .gif so you'll have to replace that and fine tune the positioning a bit. But there is a main tile, a logo and a tile behind the logo. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC &quot;-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN&quot...
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    IIS not actively serving aspx files

    Got it! I forgot to allow ASPNET user permissions to that folder. For those who may follow this thread in the future, in Windows Explorer right click the directory that you have the aspx file in and select properties. From the security tab, uncheck the &quot;allow inheritable...
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    IIS not actively serving aspx files

    When I hit that page (first.aspx) locally through IE, the page displays but with none of the asp content appearing, but when I access it from another machine on the network I get a &quot;Server Error in '/' Application&quot; message with directions on how to use a customErrors tag in the...
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    IIS not actively serving aspx files

    ok. I ran that from command line, and still no aspx :(
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    IIS not actively serving aspx files

    Thanks for the reply Paul. Inside the System32 folder there is no Microsoft.NET folder. I double checked (in Add/Remove Programs), and both the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 and .NET Framework SDK 1.1 are there. Should I try to uninstall that and re-install the Framework 1.0 instead? Cheers...
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    IIS not actively serving aspx files

    Hello All, I have a Web Server (Windows 2000, IIS 5) that has all of the new security updates and the .NET framework installed, yet it won't serve any ASP.NET pages. Things with the .asp extension seem to run fine, but when I request a .aspx page, the dynamic content is not displayed. I'm new...

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