well, 1. i don't want to hide the DIV, only the SPAN. The DIV has text and I just want to get rid of the border and background color. The SPAN is getting hidden fine in both IE and FF, but the DIV doesn't do anything in IE. I will try single quotes, but I don't think that's going to do much.
Is there a way using media="print" to hide a footer (DIV) if it happens to end up on a page of it's own?
I'd like to have a footer that appears on every page. Is that even possible? If not, I need to hide the one down there so a whole page doesn't print just to see the footer.
This works no problem on Firefox, but do I need to do something to get it to work in IE. It only hides the <span> item, but doesn't get rid of the border and background color.
JAVASCRIPT:
function hideBox(id){
document.getElementById(id).style.backgroundColor = ""...
Sorry, JP. I've been so busy. I haven't been able to touch this in days. I should definitely be able to try this tonight and I'll let you know. Thanks again.
Is it possible to connect my netgear wireless router to my linksys wireless router wirelessly and use the netgear as an access point/repeater?
I don't want to have to run network cable downstairs in my house and was wondering if this is possible.
The easiest of examples is:
window.onbeforeunload = confirmExit;
function confirmExit(){
return "This is the reason you should stay.";
}
Please note that if you have links inside the page and you don't want the box to keep popping up, you'll want to use other methods found here...
well, you're going to have to know what page you are on anyway so you can do the navigation, so why not just make it part of the same page. You can take the contents of whatever's in your top frame and put it in a file: "header.php"
And include that file at the top of all your other documents...
Well, the drive is mapped on my machine, however from the server's perspective, P: is the name of the drive.
As far as the slashes, we were following a tutorial on how to set it up and i'm pretty sure we set up everything exactly it said in the tutorial, which means the tutorial had forward...
i've written functions that take pages worth of data and manipulates it and it still not take long at all. I think from what your asking, i guess it all depends on how fast you need it to be.
You can always find a script that will time how long the page took to load and then prints it out at...
I think the OP is referring to the Date/Page Number/URL etc that appears at the top and the bottom of a page printed from the web. These settings can be changed in FF (and similarly in IE) by clicking File > Page Setup, then the Margins & Header/Footer. At the bottom are different items that can...
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