This has nothing to do with my question.
Incorrect, appendChild appends a node to the end of the node whose using the appendNode method, which is clearly what I am trying to do.
Thanks cLFlaVA, this actually works, though I would say it's invalid. It is just not supported by firefox and...
In neither case does this page display correctly: the "hello world" is supposed to display after whatver is dynamically loaded in the div tag as it precedes the paragraph tag containing the "hello world" text.
I don't remember having this problem before with dhtml. How is it done correctly...
I need to know how to mathematically operate on the datetime SQL data-type.
Here's some psudo-code to describe my problem
IF now is later than (login time + 20 minutes) THEN
[tab]...
END
Let me be more clear with what I want:
I need to configure a SQL Server 2005 database security so a certain windows account can perform operations on that database.
I realize that is an option, however I will not dismiss possible alternatives.
If you have a better understanding of how a normally created database is exactly the same as an attached database, I'd like to know that they are not different.
scratch that. I'm getting different results now. The result I was speaking of, had 2 columns the way I wanted, but only at the top quarter of the columns were strangely merged and shifted to the right intruding into the right column's territory. I swear my code was exactly as I had it.
Though...
I've already tried that, though I didn't want to because I usually stick with relative and dynamic practices (I never use absolute positioning or fixed widths). In this case I'd have a problem if I wanted 3 columns. Sure I could simply calculate and set the width accordingly, but I don't like...
I'm using firefox. The result of the followed code isn't what I expected. Copy and paste, see what you get:
test.css
body
{
width: 8.5in;
height: 11in;
margin-left: 1.25in;
margin-right: 1.25in;
margin-top: 1in;
margin-bottom: 1in;
padding: 0in;
}
div.page
{...
I want the two divs in red to be side-by-side, not the latter div under the former.
<div>
[tab]<div>huge block of text with paragraphs</div>
[tab]<div>another huge block of text with paragraphs</div>
</div>
I think "float: left" also demoted the fieldset from block to inline. The fieldset's width is how I want it, but now the table inside has misaligned columns the same way when I had:
fieldset
{
display: inline;
}
Technically it does work. So far, I've proved it to work with text, but not with a table:
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<div style="width: 100px; margin: 0 auto;">
<table style="border: solid 2px black; width: 500px">
<tr>...
thanks for the response.
I now tried this, but it doesn't work as you say it does.
fieldset{width: auto;}
As you said, I want the width of the fieldset to be as big as the content inside it, but it's still at 100% after the modification.
I've a fieldset that I do NOT want spanning across the freaking page, or any fieldset, so:
fieldset
{
[tab]display: inline;
}
Now my table within the fieldset looks like crap because it's also inline. How about it doesn't do that. So how?
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