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ahh, but this is the company that claims to own the copyright on hyperlinks :D

02 is a mobile phone company in the uk. if you get big they're gonna sue your arse.

<style> a:link {color:#FFFFFF;} a:active {color:#FFFFFF;} a:visited {color:#FFFFFF;} </STYLE>

i think you can do it with CSS <style> body { overflow:hidden; } </style>

you can set the word spacing property in css, create a style for the table cell, then do something like this : td.StyleForThisCell { word-spacing: 30px } and use whatever word spacing you want...then you don't need to use spaces...

For instance, If I have a form with text boxes for email, name e.t.c on the right, in separate cells, and cells instructing as to what to put in the fields, on the left, then I always get mis-shapen cells as a result of the text fields. I will get space underneath the text field, that is...

Why don't you use php and a mySQL database? You can just pull the results from a table in the database with php. i think that's what you're talking about? www.php.net www.mysql.com

wow that works fabulously! you are an absolute star...speaking of which, have one for each post.

Hey there, i'm trying to program a news script to retrieve the news items from a database, so i don't have to code the html for each one. I've done stuff in php before, but not with my database. Truth be told, I'm not entirely competent in it. So anyway, i'd like to display the last 5 entries...

ok for the popup window... you can put this in the head section.. <!-- Begin function popUp(URL) { day = new Date(); id = day.getTime(); eval(&quot;page&quot; + id + &quot; = window.open(URL, '&quot; + id + &quot;'...

yes... do it with some nice tables.. that way you can put your image in a cell with cells of links on either side.

surely that's pretty much what i put already...

Basically yes you can, although it's not widely used and there are compatibility issues. There is some info on microsoft : http://www.microsoft.com/typography/web/embedding/default.htm?fname=%20&fsize= and on webmonkey ...

Surely you could do it with JavaScript? Head : <!-- Begin function popUp(URL) { day = new Date(); id = day.getTime(); eval(&quot;page&quot; + id + &quot; = window.open(URL, '&quot; + id + &quot;', 'toolbar=0,scrollbars=1,location=0,statusbar=0,menubar=0,resizable=1,width=1024,height=780,left...

Someone's asked me this, and i cant find an answer. They want to open a popup from flash. You can open a window using getURL, but it is just a normal browser window. If you use a javascript: open() you just get javascript: open() in the location of the new window. So how can you open a popup...

taget=&quot;_blank&quot; in the link will open a new window.

Umm I think you can do that if you mess around with the 'Drop shadow' function. If you change the angle and depth, as well as the intensity you co do that. I dont have it on here right now so i can't try it out, but you *should* be able to do that without any problems.

your URL didn't work, but i guess what you want is available in photoshop. If you right click when you have written the text (in the layers window) - right click at the far right edge. then select 'effects', and there are loads of things you can do to the text, including emboss. hope this...

Hmm As a percentage of general visitors, only 2.39% have 600 x 480 on my site. (from logs) 1024x768 and 800 x 600 are about 45% each you could make it to fit 1024x768 and put a link to change it for people with other resolutions? further than that i'm not really sure how to change it. i guess...

Cheers buddy...! Have a star :)