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  1. I just download and test it and i think it is a very nice work. Some of the tecniques used i already know and apply to my work, especially the one that selects the corresponding field when you click over any label that i think is an excellent help to any user. Congrats. I have a couple of questions, first, when you expand any select box and starts hovering over any of the options it doesn't SELECT THE OPTION YOU WANT TO SELECT until you exactly hover over it's text, is this is the correct behavior or it is a bug???? and second, -is more a inquiry than a quesiton- as i'm not a graphic designer i always have some troubles when is time to manipulate images , can you tell me please an easy way to change the color scheme you use to adjust to my color scheme, for example, change all the blues scheme to a red scheme. Best regards,
  2. I just browse your site -both of your links- and everything is fine, it doesn't shows any download window, maybe it was a temporaly problem that the tech support guys just resolve. Best regards,
  3. You are welcome, and where do i learn all of this stuff???? well, honestly, i learn all of this stuff by investigating forced in some way by my clients and of course because i love my work, and other times because i dont have any thing better to do . BTW, this code is really good, i forgot it and a few days ago i have to do something similar, thanks to refresh my mind . Best regards,
  4. Take a look to these pages: Learn web standards css guide css Zen Garden: The Beauty in CSS Design Stu Nicholls CSSplay Experiments with cascading style sheets Home max design And Of course take a look to the tutorials section of the site. Best regards,
  5. That's correct, you can achieve that with JavaScript and HTML but only to say that this can also be achieved with the CSS's :hover pseudo-class that everyone use with the HTML's A tag, but do you know that you can also use this pseudo-class with other elements not only with the A tag???? honestly i don't, and i just discover it a few days ago. I'm talking about the :hover, :active and :focus pseudo-classes, you can use these pseudo-classes with other HTML elements like forms, input boxes, legend, fieldsets, etc. to achieve awesome effects in your pages, and the nice thing is that when you validate your CSS you dont worry about it because are VALID, but as usual this doesn't work fine with IE. So, please visit the following page Contact Us first using Firefox and then with IE to see what i'm talking about. Best regards,
  6. Well, well, do you said Defender??? that is my All Time Favorite Game, but i never played it with my Atari, i played it at a Pinball -a big place with lots of video games- here in Peru, and how can i forgot the lots of time i spend playing it, i remember that the Top 10 and the All Time points was mine Another games i remember was Missile Command and Phoenix. Best regards,
  7. Yes, i completely agree with you, i also played a lot of hourssss with my atari video console -a brown one- when i was a child and then i start programming with a version of the BASIC language that i don't remember which version was in my Atari 800 XL -64K RAM, no HD, no monitor -, my point is, if you want to play this old and good games and if you have a google account you can do it by simply personalize your google page and add this kind games, for example, in my personalized google page i have Space Invaders, Asteroids and the famous Pac-man. Also, a time ago thanks to a friend i install GALAGA in my PC, if someone wants it please PM to send it back. Best regards,
  8. Reviewing the Apache info with the PHP Info link located in my control panel it shows that the mod_rewrite is enable, so it's strange that you receive that error, maybe it is a problem of the wordpress install script, remember that all the fantastico scripts are automated and you can't modify it, try to perform a manual install instead. Best regards,
  9. Yes please provide a link to the article proving this because i don't have also any problems with the application/xhtml+xml MIME type with IE6 and FF2.x. BTW, i read a couple of articles related with this but when i test it i don't have any problems as i say, in both ways i get the same result: Serving XHTML As HTML Serving XHTML As XML Now, i have a little problem when i use big images and try to load the webpage containing it more faster, so, I remember a technique that do it and works perfectly with HTML 4.x, it consists to split this big image into a group of several smaller images and then assembly this group of images with a table to show the big image, but when i try to use this technique with XHTML 1.1 i dont get the same result, does anybody knows how to do this???? Best regards,
  10. I don't know if it is what you want but take a look to this freeware i found a time ago: Ferant Studio Lite Also check this simple test page Best regards,
  11. You can get "spectacular" results for your forms if you apply the advanced selectors :hover and :focus in your fieldset, input and textarea tags, but, as usual, you don't see it in IE -¿IE7+?- only in FF. I'm just redesigning a client's website -it's almost done - in which i use these selectors with my forms, take a look to these pages: Contact Us Form Reccomend Us Form Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | CSS styling of forms BTW, from the last website is where i found the use of these selectors. Best regards,
  12. Only to say that i test your code and it doesn't work at all, i dont know why, so i post my test page and hope that someone can tell us why it doesn't work. <html> <head> <title>test title</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <style type="text/css"> #sidebar { width: 20%; float: left; border:2px solid blue; } #content { width: 80%; float: right; border:2px solid red; } #main-content { width: 70%; /* 70% of the 80%[width of the content] */ float: left; border:2px solid yellow; } #rightbar { width: 30%; /* rightbar + main-content should be 100% */ float: right; border:2px solid #cc0000; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="#sidebar">left side</div> <div id="#content"> <div id="#main-content">middle</div> <div id="#rightbar">right side</div> </div> </body></html>BTW, i also add borders to test but it doesn't work too. Best regards,
  13. I view this kind of script in many sites and it is not difficult to code, so try this: <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function mywrite() { form.txt1.focus(); form.txt1.value = "This is the stuff that goes into the textarea"; } </script> </head> <body> <form name="it"> <input onclick="mywrite()" type="button" value="add text" title="add text to text area"> <textarea id="txt1" name="txt1"></textarea> </form> </body> </html> As you can see, it is a basic and very simple version, for a start is enough Best regards,
  14. Wow, thanks for the tips, some of them i already knew but the related with images with gap dont . Arbitrary i think that the benefits of changing the bold tag from <b></b> to <strong></strong> is more related with the Accesibilty fact and not with make the code "cleaner" or "faster". Best regards,
  15. That is not correct, when you signup GMail does not offers you the posibility to select your domain name for your mail ID. If you want to use your own domain name you have the posibility to sign up for the Google for Applications service, which allows you to use GMail, Google Calendar, GTalk and Google Page Creator for your own domain name and all alocated at Google's servers. I use it a while for a domain name and let me say that is very easy to use, administer, and configure, the only thing that i dont like about this is that you dont have complete control over it. Best regards,
  16. In my case, it would be a bad situation because my gmail account is my default email and i'm subscribed in a lot of mail lists, forums, etc with it. BTW, Grafitti your right, you can set the return and sender address in your account configuration page. Best regards,
  17. I think that is possible that gmail looses only the domain name and this would not affect in any manner to all the gmail users, maybe the only thing that will happen is that google change the domain name to whatever they choose. BTW, i think that gmail is still in beta phase but what i'm pretty sure is that right now it is open to any user so you dont need an invitation, simply enter the website and register yourself. Best regards,
  18. Under any *nix system it works fine because it comes with this support, under windows you must configure it. Best regards
  19. Thanks everybody, i will try your suggestions later because my brother wants to wait a while first because he is talking right now with his hosting to get a better service, but i think that nothing will happen and finally he will be change his hosting provider.I understand the dns problems that can be generated because of this action but one question, by doing this does he also will loose the access to the other tools that the provider offers, like cpanel and alike?????Best regards,
  20. According to an article that i just read at the WebProNews Newsletter is posible that the @gmail.com accounts could change to @googlemail.com because Google loose rights to GMail in the UK, i think that it will apply not only to UK and USA gmail accounts it also will apply to all gmail acounts over the world. For me it will be very bad because i have made my gmail account my EMAIL ACCOUNT and i'm very confortable with it. Here is the complete article: Google: The British Are Coming For GMail! Best regards,
  21. Excellent news, thanks a lot to all the Xisto team, another reason to say that Xisto ROCKS and BTW i'm considering to move a domain that i administer to Xisto - Web Hosting in a few months i hope. Best regards,
  22. Yes, you insert it inside your form, for example something like this will work fine: <form action="page.php" method="post"><p><label for="email">Your email:</label><input id="email" name="email" />Â <input type="submit" value="Submit" /><input type="hidden" name="PHPSESSID" value="<?php echo session_id();?>" style="display:none" /></p></form>BTW, you can put the hidden input wherever you want in your form and with the display:none style applied to it you tell the browser that you don't allocate any space to the hidden input, remove it to see the diference. Also you can replace the p tag with a div tag if you want. Best regards,
  23. As i said in my previous post, there are 2 easy ways to solve this problem, i prefer the second option -using a htaccess file- because you do it only one time and forget, it will apply to all the webpages of your site. So your first step is to create a htaccess file and upload it to your root folder with the following: php_value arg_separator.output "&"php_value url_rewriter.tags "a=href,area=href,frame=src,input=src"Then, your next step is to add to every of your pages that uses forms a hidden input named PHPSESSID with the session_id php function as its value, you do it with the following: <input type="hidden" name="PHPSESSID" value="<?php echo session_id();?>" />If you need more help with this please let me know and i can send you a complete example. Best regards,
  24. Hi, i have a question that i dont know if it is already made, well the situation is this, my brother have its own domain for about 4 years ago but he is not happy with his host server because have a lot of troubles, downtimes, etc. and he wants to change this but not right now. Lets says that xyz.com/ is my brother's domain name that is hosted elsewhere and i want to host it temporarily in my hosting account under a folder named xyz or whatever so when a user looks for xyz.com/ he gets xyz.com/ and not myaccount.astahost.com/xyz/, can it is possible to add and host this domain to my hosting account??? is permited to do this???? Best regards
  25. I just test my web and everything works fine, as the other members said give us more information to try help you.Best regards,
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