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If you add overflow:hidden; to the input element, that will take care of _some_ of those browsers (like Firefox. IE is again on it's own here). But you are correct BillyRayPreachersSon Adam www.TicketWhip.com - The fastest way to snag your tickets.

You can easily accomplish this without the need of any extra DOM elements. Try putting a background-url directly on the input box, positioned left center. Then add padding-left to the input box so that the text will not overlap the background. For example: html: <input type="text" id="inputId">...

You may not be able to rid yourself from selecting the file, but the rest of the process could be reduced. For example, it may be helpful to know that you can make nearly anything on a webpage (a div, an image, etc) clickable so that it will open a File Dialog. Then when the user selects the...

feheke is correct, IE6 does not support position:fixed There are plenty of fixes for this. For example: http://tagsoup.com/cookbook/css/fixed/ http://www.webmasterworld.com/css/3592524.htm (http://www.google.com/search?q=ie6+position+fixed) Aye, Adam www.TicketWhip.com - The fastest way to...

Regardless of using CSS/HTML or straight javascript, your problem is that you need to use "position:fixed" rather than absolute. Here's the fix with some added code to get the perfectly centered box no matter the size of the box: javascript: function showdiv(E){ var A =...

Well I talked to one of my buddies and I guess this is a "known rendering big in IE". To fix it, he had add one line to the #content section (DIV B in the great ASCII picture above) of the style sheet. This is it: line-height: 1.2; of course. =]

So I've been trying to learn the correct way of creating web pages using DIVs and CSS. All has been going well, but for some reason I have this issue with the 'clear' property in IE. The problematic section of my page is laid out as follows: ___ A|B| --|C| Each letter represents a DIV. DIV A...

could it possibly be a problem with the player you are using or a codec? Probably not a codec since it works on your monitor fine, but i've found some software video players dont like to play on my TV either. Have you tried Media Player Classic...I've had the best luck with it. Here's the link...

I've searched ati.com and driverguide.com for XP pro software to enable the TV to work on this ATI 3D Rage II+ i found in my basement today. The latest software made was for win98...and it doesnt work. I'm currently using this card's monitor output and it works fine with the driver from the XP...

I dont want my router (router 1) to act as a repeater. I know that cant happen. It does not need to rebroadcast the wireless signal. I only want it to receive the Internet signal from the other router (router 2). The function of router 1 would basically be the same function as a wireless network...

here's some more info: r1 = my wireless router r2 = the other wireless router that i do not have admin rights to. ok, I can get the IP address, the SSID, the subnet mask, etc. of r2 by connection to it with a wireless card. R2 works as a DHCP server and will assign a computer with a wireless...

r1 = my router. r2 = the other router that is sending the signal and that i do not have admin rights on. i wish it was that easy. it appears the access point on r1 means it acts as an access point for wireless cards to use to connect to. When you turn it off, it disables wireless all together...

I really do not think this is possible and cant find much about it on the web. But people here seem to know some crazy stuff sometimes.... Anyways, I have a Netgear 814v2 wireless router with all the new firmware and such. There is another wireless router nearby that is broadcasting a signal...

I really do not think this is possible and cant find much about it on the web. But people here seem to know some crazy stuff sometimes.... Anyways, I have a Netgear 814v2 wireless router with all the new firmware and such. There is another wireless router nearby that is broadcasting a signal...

*Bitrate is the average number of bits that one second of audio data will consume. * http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/answerstips/story/0,24330,3311431,00.html The bitrate is the amount of sound information that the file is holding per second. Thus, a higher bitrate means that the sound will...

check this out...it could be you have the blaster virus! http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?t=1664

I have no other problems with java at all. I've gone to numerous &quot;check your java&quot; websites which just test your Java to make sure it's configured properly and working. It passes all of these! This is what kind of makes me think it's not truly a java problem (but then again, there are...

Yes...plain and simple...xp will work on a partition of 40GB FAT32. Go to the website of the manufacturer of your motherboard. They very well should have a page somewhere that has updated bios for download and will tell you how to flash it (put it on your pc). Make sure that it is the correct...

tried both. msjava is clearly out of date. I uninstalled all and tried it anyway....haha...it wouldnt even load the main chat room. Suns is on now. 1.4.2

Ah...yes. I have GA-7N400-L1 board. My PC using the F4 Bios (the mass production release) and it reads the processor temp at about 35C-40C. When I have tried to flash upgrade my bios to anything else, the temp reads around 60C-63C! That frightened me and i ended up putting the mass producion...