there are 4 types of html; html 4.0 transitional, html 4.0 strict, xhtml 1.0 transitional and xhtml 1.0 strict. there are others but for different purposes. they are more to do with validation than anything else so don't worry about that.
as far as i know, the only way to make the maincontent...
hi there,
Do you have a wysiwyg like dreamweaver? it has behaviours similar to what you are looking for (onMouseDown, onMouseOver etc.)
you will have to add javascript code though:
here is an example:
<a href="javascript:;"...
no i woudn't do that,
if you specify the middle content as a float, it will not push the maincontent div down, this is actually being pushed down by the menul
if you look at the source code on the page, i have the maincontent followed by the title, then followed by the menul:
<div...
hi there,
do you have a link to this site? When you view the source of your files, is it indictating the location of these files properly? (relative location, absolute location)
nwright77
I have only changed the top part of your css. i noticed you had a lot of scrolls and background colours where it wasn't necessary, i didn't use any float properties for the main structure. here is the modified css:
body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
background: #fff url(images/Slbanner.jpg)...
now try this,
i haven't go all your files but you'll get the idea. i have a small screen and it looks fine on my ie and firefox but have a look anyway
http://www.purplewebsolutions.co.uk/
nwright
Now before we go into writing code, i have an add and a modify product page.
i will add the code from my add products page so it gives you an idea of the structure for one of the variations:
<table>
<tr>
<td>Variation 1</td>
<td colspan=2>Drop down name <input type="text"...
Hi there,
standard rule of thumb when creating any kind of document is not to use any more than two font styles, one sans-serif one serif; or two different sans serifs. you've got to take into consideration what font you decide to use. it has to be interpreted by both pac and macs. georgia is...
hi,
a breadcrumb trail is simply a small set of links that in some cases tell you were you are (you are here home > about > person) or, if you have a long piece of information and the user is at the bottom of the page, the breadcrumb allows them to go elsewhere without having to scroll all the...
Hi Tarwn,
you have hit the nail on the head with this, takes forever for me to try and explain thing. this is something that the client wants this 'grid' to look like
blue red yellow green pink lilac
s 2
m 3
l
xl 4
xxl...
hi there,
when i create my web pages i start off with a container that has a relative position, you can give it a width or not if you want the page to spread across the screen. every other div layer is placed within this main layer. the only time i ever use an absolute position is if i want to...
Hi there,
The only time i use relative positioning in my web pages is for the container div. when i use absolute positioning, all i have to do is place it within my container div and it sits in the same place with firefox, ie, and safari
This one is a bit more detailed, i have included the function i have been talking about.
I want to be able to call product items to a specific place
on the product page.
The following code is what is on there at the moment:
''''<%=getOptionsGroups(pIdProduct)%>''''
this simply gives me...
Hi,
thanks for the response. here is the situation. i have option groups that result in a drop down menu. in my admin area, i name the option group drop down name and then underneath them i add the different variations. for example, one option name is red and underneath this option name i have...
Hi,
No there is only one id product code for each item, there are 3 sizes and 3 colours for one range, and 5 sizes and 10 colours for the other range!
based on the admin area i have, each product variation is assigned a unique key from the database so they are associated with only one product...
Hello everyone,
I have a question for all you asp geniuses out there. I am relatively new to asp and working on a shopping cart for a client. everything is runningly smoothly, except for one thing. My client has different sizes and colours for one product and i would like to know how to go...
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