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Irritating page
Same here. I clicked/checked all the links there, and found no problems. Was there a particular link causing you difficulty, nelljack? Is it just this web page that causes you problems, or does it happen with others? If it is also others (on different sites) the chances are that there's a...- Notbob
- Post #9
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Irritating page
If you can tell us the address of the page containing the link which you are clicking, someone will probably be able to come up with a definitive answer for you... Regards, Jon Wilson Threespot Limited http://www.threespot.co.uk- Notbob
- Post #6
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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messy tables
It seemed to work fine for me when I used your table code. When you use it, which is larger, the left or the right? Are the images in the right hand cell wider than 10% of the screen width? If they are, then this will force the right hand cell to be larger than it should be - the browser will...- Notbob
- Post #3
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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LCK files
They're lock files that are associated with the check-in/check-out process. Dreamweaver hides them when you view a directory through the dreamweaver interface. They only really matter if you're using the check-in and out functionality (and particularly if you have several people working on the... -
IE, Netscape and other browsers, how can I get site to work everywhere
Quick version: - Write HTML that is as 'valid' as possible (use the strict validation browser profile from the Macromedia Dreamweaver Exchange, "W3C HTML 4.01 Strict DTD Browser Profile" and validate against that.) - Test early, test often, test widely. Long version: There really... -
css: image border
The easiest, most compatible method of fixing it, sadly is to add a border to your images in whichever image editing program you prefer to use. Netscape 4.x is notoriously cranky when it comes to borders and suchlike. Regards, Jon Wilson Threespot Limited http://www.threespot.co.uk -
Does template expand to different size pages?
I've looked at the first site (eclipsepsychic) and can't see any problems in my browser (IE5.5). Should there be anything below the hit counter in the main cell? Which browser were you viewing the page in when you had problems? (The second page wasn't there, by the way) Regards, Jon Wilson... -
2 CSS styles in 1 page
Both answers are right - you can define different styles for the two different tables, but you need to name the classes differently. Styles: .table1 { background-color: #FF0000 } .table2 { background-color: #00FF00 } HTML tables: <table class="table1" etc etc etc> ... </table>... -
Link on same page
The correct tags to use are Named Anchors. Basically you need to place a named anchor at the point in the page to which you wish to jump. The format of a named anchor is: <a name="anchorname"></a> and it is referenced as a link by using "#anchorname" - you can also link to...- Notbob
- Post #2
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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check my site-please
I'll put this together bit by bit as I switch back and forth from the site, so forgive any disjointedness... 1) Nice colour scheme (I like that blue generally, and it fits with the company type) 2) There are at least four different 'types' of rollover behaviour on the site: on the first page -...- Notbob
- Post #2
- Forum: -Web site designers
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Women in IT
In some environments it's a self-perpetuating cycle. I've seen all male environments take a long time to change, despite female candidates being interviewed - and offered jobs - because the candidates have been reluctant to be the only woman on the team. Nothing to do with a testosterone laden...- Notbob
- Post #5
- Forum: Tech Industry Trends
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Project Closing
Compiling some form of project team opinion poll and Lessons learnt can be achieved, in part, by asking members of the project team to put together an objective, brief review of their views on the project - where things worked, where things didn't. It doesn't need to be anything large or...- Notbob
- Post #5
- Forum: -Project Management general discussion
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CSS ???
In terms of aligning layers smoothly and consistently in different window sizes, the easiest approach I find is to use something like the Project VII layer alignment extension for Dreamweaver. It will allow you to take layers and align them with different "anchor" objects on your... -
What can I do about lost meta-tags when applying a template to an existing document?
From Macromedia technotes: Meta tags are lost when applying templates: http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/template_considerations.htm Workaround for re-adding meta tags to template'd pages... -
Vertical Line
Adding a style-sheet border to one of the sections will allow you to insert a dividing line, for instance: .rightsection { border: black solid; border-width: 0px 0px 0px 1px} (assuming a 2-column, 1-row table, with the class 'rightsection' applied to the right hand cell. Regards, Jon Wilson... -
Templates and meta tags?
From Macromedia technotes: Meta tags lost when applying templates: http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/template_considerations.htm Workaround for re-adding meta tags to template'd pages: http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/template_metatags.htm...
