Towers
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wordpress sidebars problems
"cybershot" said:lower the width of your main content. I would bet that the sidebar doesn't have enough room to sit on the right of the content and that is pushing it down. add a red background color to your content and your sidebar t…
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wordpress sidebars problems
Well that wasn't exactly it, but your post did lead me into the correct direction, so thanks!
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Help with hiding individual rows of a column on demand
Nope, that works, thanks. :]
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javascript problems
Unfortunately I use Firefox 3b5. I guess I could install it on Virtual PC, though.
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javascript problems
Well, I did a find/replace for bookmarksframe/bookmarkstab, and that made it work, except it also got rid of the button for it. And it seems the URL button doesn't work at all anymore? The problem here is that I really am just no good at javas…
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Navigation in bottom of xhtml but on top of page
"dag" said:There are several ways to do this: [list] [*]CSS (position: absolute) look my dentist website[/*:m] [*]CSS (position: static) look my blog restyling (under costruction)[/*:m] [*]JAVASCRIPT ( have no examples, but can be done)[/…
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Getting the family off ie6
Do something really passive aggressive, like coding a family photo website that is purposefully broken in IE6, and then tell him you can't fix it because IE6 is so terrible. If you really wanted to be a jerk, you could make conditional stateme…
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Class conflict?
I agree with daGUY on this—your code looks and is fine (besides the unnecessary li class, of course, but you said you need that).
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Useful CSS tips
...or use h1 and h2 (at least in that example). EDIT: I suppose my point is that using it for titling things is silly when you could just use some css like h1 {font-family:arial} h2 {font-family:lucida sans unicode} header h1, header h2 {color:#00…
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the css just isn't displaying
Sorry Edwin. It's a fairly common joke on the internet, but I didn't mean to offend you. And thanks Med!
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the css just isn't displaying
So I've been converting the site to worpdress (rationalizing that having a separate blog area is sort of obsolete) and the menu is totally messed up. It displays fine; it just doesn't align properly. The navigation links should all be on …
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the css just isn't displaying
I added that and played with the padding, and it now works fine. Thanks again Edwin.
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the css just isn't displaying
Oh jeez. Thanks Edwin. I don't really know how I forgot that and then missed it when I was going back to see what was wrong. All I need to figure out now is how to get the name and the nav on the same line.
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[Solved] CSS Cleanup
I used to know of a website that did this, but looking back through some things, all I can find are things that automatically tab it for aesthetics or remove line breaks, etc.
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Blog redesign from Italy.
I have to be contrary here and say that I don't like how everything stays in one place as the blog scrolls---reminds me of frames, which are terrifying. I do agree with Chris though: you need a better header, and the sidebar could use some styl…
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Has anyone used "Starkers"?
Wish I had had this when I created my own blog, that's for sure.
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Sprites BKGD position on Mac FF
Possibly. I don't know that this would actually matter, since I don't know what exactly would cause it, but have you tried getting them to clear their cache? It might just be remembering things wrong.
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background challenge
Hawke's right, but if you've got something over that then no one will see it and it won't matter at all.
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What software do you use ?
When I used Windows I coded in Programmer's Notepad, due to it being lightweight. It's pretty similar to Notepad++, I think. Design was done in CS2 (that's what was out at the time) and I usually just used Windows Explorer for FTP, th…
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Sprites BKGD position on Mac FF
It's working fine in the newest Firefox beta on Mac, so rest assured it works here.