JaredAM
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Using Amazon's Database
Yeah, the information is pretty buried. I've gotten spoiled since in Drupal there's an Amazon module which does all the stuff for you. Basically you just sign up for an affiliate account and you can get access to the Amazon API. You can…
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Using Amazon's Database
Amazon's Web Services will do that.
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CMS or custom code
You could do it with custom code but that would be a lot of work, especially if security is a concern. You could also use Drupal which allows you to host multiple sites off a single installation and takes care of the security for you.
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Float left combined with bullets: problematic
That's interesting. You can give your list a margin-left of 200px and a width of 100% and remove the float.
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Background Image dimensions
There really isn't a rule of thumb for your issue. It's all personal preference. Users all have different sizes that they prefer while browsing. It used to be that everybody designed for 800px, now it's 960. But some people browse b…
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Form validation!
I'm guessing that since you use the POST array during your query, the reason it's not validating is because you're not using the array during your validation: if ($POST['video_ID']=\"\")
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PHP or Perl
Very interesting question. If you're proficient in perl, then you can certainly use it to design websites. Functionally, I'm not sure there are any benefits of one over the other. However, one reason to learn php: it's a wide open m…
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Thesis, Wordpress, and SEO benefits for my client
Humm, I doubt that Thesis is the SEO magic bullet, there's only so much a theme can do when content is king. However, if the customer wants it then I'd simply explain that SEO'ing a theme is pretty easy and your themes are as SEO fr…
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Outputting a PDF
There are tcpdf and dompdf which are php classes to make outputting pdf's pretty easy. I personally like dompdf because it does nice things with css, but tcpdf has more support.
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Finding a good code editor for windows... really.
Quite the rant indeed. But I'm glad that you know there is one product in the world that you love. I have yet to find that sort of meaningful relationship. I too am currently looking for a good editor since I've migrated back to windows f…
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This should be simple :(
Ah, I must have misunderstood your original post. Here's some code that I got to work for one of my sites which basically pointed the root address to a subfolder, maybe you can use something from it: RewriteEngine on Options +FollowSymlink…
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This should be simple :(
htaccess junk is never simple. Try adding a $ to the end of your first line: ^thedailyjoke.co.uk$ [NC]
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rss feed extention
The number of items to display in the feed is usually determined by the site. There are very few feeds (that I know of) that go beyond 10-15 items.
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Jquery on Rollover?
You need the document.ready: $(document).ready(function() { $('#tabvanilla').tabs({ fx: { height: 'toggle', opacity: 'toggle' } }); });
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Navigation bar looks different in Internet Explorer.
Add "display:block" to your nav ul li a declaration.
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[Solved] Header Problem in IE7
Humm, for what you want to do, get rid of the width and float:left for your logo.
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Anything slider help, change functionality to hover
Oh, I'm sorry, are you not using Chris' demo? http://css-tricks.com/examples/AnythingSlider/
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Positioning: Mysterious SPACING DIFFERENCE in FIREFOX/SAFARI
"csanders984" said:Dumb question, but whats a fixed width ? Do you mean resizing it in photoshop ? I mean instead of css being width=100%, try width=150px (or however wide your image is).
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jQuery - Oups, something's wrong
Do you have a live site somewhere that we could look at?
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jQuery rounded corners not working
Yeah your code is a little messed up. The script call is inside your style declaration. All Things Print managment and solutions body { background-color: #F7A700; } --> $(document).ready(function(){ $('.sidebarcontainer…
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Positioning: Mysterious SPACING DIFFERENCE in FIREFOX/SAFARI
Humm, maybe try using a fixed width for your logo instead of 50%.
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Help with jQuery Accordion
Yup, the slideup function is defined as slideup(time, callback) so just enter a value in milliseconds: slideUp(1000) or slideUP('slow'). Also works for slideDown.
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[Solved] Double Scrollbar problem
You have overflow:visible for your content. Set this to hidden and the scroll bar will go away, unfortunately it will also make your datepicker hard to find. Set the css for your date picker to be style="position:relative; left:-400px; top:-2…
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Help with jQuery Accordion
You'll have to use mouseover and mouseout $(document).ready(function($) { $('#accordion dd').hide(); $('#accordion dt a').mouseover(function(){ $('#accordion dd').slideDown(); …
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is display:table good practice?
Humm, I personally don't see anything wrong with it. It's better than using table table (unless you're displaying table type data). As far as I know, it's no more overhead than using display:none or display:normal.
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how do I create Equal Height Columns with my Background Imag
The list is also extending past in firefox. Humm, interesting issue you have there. My suggestion: jQuery. jQuery will work in every browser, rounded corners and dropshadows are simple and plus, you wouldn't have the overhead of extra code + …
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Tell me what you think of the new site
Not bad. Personally I'd make the font a little darker (if not black). Lighter fonts are better for younger audiences, but since you're focused on companies, you might want to make sure the font is easy to read for older viewers.
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[Solved] A Few CSS problems
You need to set your div.content padding to 20px, and set your width of your right block to 220px.
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How do i style Author comments different than User comments?
Yup, here you go: Highlight Author Comments Plugin
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Can anyone figure out why...
http://browsershots.org/screenshots/b0a ... 343b65161/ Looks like you declared the page to be 990px wide, but the yellow box is outside to the left of your page. Might want to move that inside and you should be okay.