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How can u place an icon in IE's address field?

U can use the DIV's ID: E.g. the html: <DIV ID=&quot;thediv&quot; class=&quot;foo&quot;> /*now in the css:*/ .foo{color:#ffffff;} /*has the same effect with:*/ #thediv{color:#ffffff;} Don't know why u wanna use this for but hope this helps. Manos Batsis manosb@profile.gr

You just have to position the layer using absolute positioning, while using relative for it's children OR even use absolute for them too. example: for layer(foo) absolute, children relative. .foo{ position: absolute; left: 50%; top:50%; ) /*Now for the kids*/ .foo table, .foo div, .foo...

Hey Mavrix,<br>Due to a Netscape bug, u have to include &quot;td&quot; as a selector.<br>Here's the code:<br><br><br>/* format body. td is there to avoid a netscape bug! */<br><br>body, td {<br> font-family : verdana, Arial, Helvetica, serif;<br>}<br><br>Also, for the same reason (bug) it's good...

I'm opening a new window with a picture. I use the pic's size, but the page genereted by the code has margins (i think) and there white spaces on top and on the left of the pic. How can i make the picture come up with no white space?<br>Here's the code:<br><br>function...