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Fade in / fade out
"uba" said:You can create an array in JavaScript with all of the one-liners that you want to show and then write a function that gives you a random number using “Math.random()†but make sure that it does not gives a number greater or s…
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What editors do you use?
I mainly use Dreamweaver (CS4), but every now and then good old notepad is handy. gr. Bert
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Fade in / fade out
@Jonz: thx for your reply. I never used jQuery. I'll have a look at this Anyone else have ideas? gr. Bert
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Animated PNG's anyone?
Nice... I also like the animated favicon. gr. Bert
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New site .. feedback appreciated. :)
Nice clean design... Some remarks: It would be nice if you could see which menu item was active. The size of the main content isn't constant. For instance: look at the contact page vs. rocketlab Why use a PNG for the logo. A JPG could do the tr…
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Breadcrumb Nav Menu HELP!
Tim, I think this site is very helpfull. http://www.cssmenumaker.com/ Gr. Bert
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background issues IE6
"ikthius" said:IE6 looks fine to me, it has the background face and the transparent image on top absolutely fine. ik THX. At first i wanted the site to be exactly in the middle of the browser. I stepped away form this idea, because this g…
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IE List Text Align
I don't see any problems :?: Looks very good to me.
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problems veiwing in IE7/6
"matt25" said:But that just breaks it in the other browsers aswell then. Remove the margin-top:-8px That should do it... gr. Bert
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HELP!! Make background image to full screen
Did you try to set de Height of the image to Auto? Something like #bg {position:fixed; top:0; left:0; width:100%; height:auto;} HTH Gr. Bert
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problems veiwing in IE7/6
Add * {margin:0; padding:0} to your CSS to reset the default margin... gr. Bert
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jQuery Slider help in IE
I'm not sure, but applying a z-index seems logical. Nice effect though... Gr. Bert
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First-child in IE6
Just found a nice article about this: http://www.pathf.com/blogs/2008/04/hacking-the-fir/ Gr. Bert
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Video 13 - CSS sprite
First of all, i'm not an expert.... I think you have a wrong idea about what a:active means. a:active is just the state when an user is pressing the mousebutton on the link. It has no relation to what page you're on. http://www.w3.org/Sty…
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First-child in IE6
I'm not exactly sure what your problem is, but did think about using a CLASS? I often use menu's like: | Home | Links | Contact | It took me a long time to figure out how to place the vertical lines. I now use something like: CSS: div#na…
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Vertical Alignment
a big cheers to Chris :D http://css-tricks.com/quick-css-trick-how-to-center-an-object-exactly-in-the-center/ gr. Bert
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Vertical Alignment
"Argeaux" said:havent tried it myself, but it looks like its working: http://d-graff.de/fricca/center.html Thanks a lot. I'll have a look at this. Looks just what i needed. gr. Bert
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Vertical Alignment
"Chocopunk" said:Hi you can specify a margin-top using percent. Something like : margin-top:15%; Thanks for your reply. How would this solve my problem? gr. Bert
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Vertical Alignment
Look at this code snippet: Center contents * { margin: auto; } #page-wrap { padding: 10px; border: #333333 thin solid; width: 500px; height: 300px; } Header contents …
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Vertical Alignment
Thanks for your reply. I thought of that, but this isn't what i want. I would like to center dynamically, just like horizontal center. So when you scale the browser window, the content flows with it. For example if you have a website with say …