Meta tags are in there. Her name is listed all over the place--nothing pushy like I'm trying to say it as many times as possible either.
She's the only one with that name I've seen, and the site's been up on the web for a while, so how long does it take for Google to get with it?
The only place I can see using blinking text would be on a corporate intranet, where it was something you needed the sheep, er, I mean user-base, NOT to miss. Perhaps as part of the proxy blocked website page.
Another place where annoying people would be justified is as the returned image for...
A site I designed for a real estate agent is still under construction waiting on more content, but there is enough to produce results on a search. Google and Yahoo produce very different results.
The site is donnaomar.com (I did not make it a link because listing it here has made it pop up in...
Here's how I've got in on one of my sites that has two drop-downs (one is a pull out actually) on the same page:
This is the code from my .js file
startList = function(nav) {
if (document.all&&document.getElementById) {
navRoot = document.getElementById(nav);
for (i=0...
You can always set up IIS on your Windows XP or Windows server system, then throttle the bandwidth of the HTTP server back to mimic that of a dial-up line.
I don't know if there's a way to just inhibit your network bandwidth in general. If there is, it would be an OS-specific thing, so a Goole...
It's becoming more and more standard that designers only employ the use of tables for their main and originally-intended purpose: to display tabular data.
It was the CSS early-adopters who started the crusade to leave tables out of the layout, instead using CSS only. Now, it's generally...
I really like this tool, but I have a problem with it that most people have: it's not on IE!
The strange things I run into when coding typically occur when the page is viewed in IE, and having that tool on Firefox--where the page displays properly--is almost wasted.
Anyone know where something...
As far as I know, the copyright symbol is only available as just that: a symbol.
Though, I've got to know what you would need the copyright symbol as part of a font for?
A picture is worth a thousand words, "they" say. Is there a site you can link us to that has the same effect you're trying to accomplish? At that, could you use said site to glean the necessary coding to make it happen?
It sounds as though you simply want a centered page. In that case...
Of course, put the style information into your stylesheet. I did this so you could copy and paste it into a text doc and save it as an html file to preview it.
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body style="background: #BBB; margin: 0; padding: 0;">
<div style="padding: 0; margin: 0; float: left...
a
{style="text-decoration: none; color: #FFFFFF;"}
...where FFFFFF is the hex color of choice.
You can also change the hover style of the link:
a:hover
{style="text-decoration: underline; color: #ABCDEF;"}
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