guiniveretoo
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2 Clicks on AnythingSlider
can you post the related code, or link to the page that you're working on? Also, i've had problems using jQuery and had to click twice. The issue was that I was using a if.. else statement that depended on css positioning. I had positione…
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Auto start jQuery function
not sure. Are you using a plugin? It might assign id's to objects on the first click, so now the id's aren't being assigned because there's no initial "click" action. Really am guessing on this on though. :/
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simple css cant figure it out
:) glad you figgurd it out! this made me lol!
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Firefox 4 css problems
it's not working for me in chrome 10 or firefox 3.6 on linux. Try making the page a fixed width (at 960px max) and it might start working a little better. seems to screw up if I make the browser window skinnier.
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Auto start jQuery function
Try taking out the first button click: $(document).ready(function(){ //centering with css centerPopup(); //load popup loadPopup(); //CLOSING POPUP //Cl…
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CSS width: question
You would have to declare different classes for different widths I'm afraid; but it's not as terrible as you might think. You could declare classes like this: .mission { /* the code you want for each div */ } .skinny { width: 300px; } .med…
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Dropdown content hidden behind the following
Looking at your code, and playing around in Firebug, I think it has to do with the z-index and positioning. Change this: ul.dropdown ul li { font-weight: normal; float: none; z-index: 1; } To this: ul.dropdown ul li { font-weight: normal; float…
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Form Uplaod
possibly just leave the action field blank? I'm not positive, but I think if < form action="" {etc}> it will reload the current page. Not absolutely positive, but worth a try?
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"Post a comment" box, what is it...?
PS. Yes, if you're interested, look up some tutorials to get you started. Once you get the hang of writing basic functions and if... then statements, look at the PHP.net Manual for useful functions: the two I used above are isset() and echo (no…
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"Post a comment" box, what is it...?
Usually, yes, php or some other type of server-side code is responsible for processing a form and creating some sort of response, depending on what you want that form to do. A comment box usually will require code that cleans up the entry (and makes…
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PHP get Screen Resolution
Chris - you probably wouldn't want to use a server-side solution for what is a presentational, client-side problem. Good luck! full page presentations are the bane of my existence - they're hard to accomplish! You might look at the "…
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Please suggest a book for PHP
I've been going through PHP Solutions: Dynamic Web Design Made Easy by David Powers. It's a second edition for PHP5. I feel like I've been learning a lot, and have had to stop and re-work some of my existing sites using the techniques…