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Yay, I got my codes back from my old computer. I will show you part of my CSS file, and I added some comments to explain what some declarations mean. I deleted some of the irrelevant parts, like background colors. /* div specs start */#topmenu { /* In your case, this would be the Header */ margin: 5px 50px 0 50px; /* Gives the div some space outside */ padding: 0 5px 5px 5px; /* This gives some space between the div's border and it's inside. This keeps text inside from starting/ending rigth at the edge of the div */}/* Container of expandable middle part starts */#container { position: relative; /* Places div at the next spot available. Also, this makes the div expandable. Absolutely positioned divs do not resize. */ margin: 5px 50px 0 50px; padding: 0;}#sidemenu { /* This sidemenu will be where you would put your polls and buttons. It goes inside the container. */ float: left; /* float to the left */ padding: 0; margin: 0; height: 100%; /* This statement makes the div stretch its height to all of the available space in the container, therefore allowing expansion and contraction. */ width: 185px; /* This keeps the sidemenu at a smaller size than the content. You can use % if you want. */}#content { position: relative; /* Places it next to sidemenu. Also, this makes the div expandable. Absolutely positioned divs do not resize. */ height: 100%; margin-left: 190px; /* sidemenu width (185) + 5 */}#expander { /* This part is required if you want something below your contents. If you don't have this, the div below will come up inside the contents div, and they will overlap */ margin: 0; padding: 0; height: 0; clear: both; /* This statement is used to make nothing go over the div. If something gets in its way, it moves. */}/* Container of expandable middle part ends */#copyright { position: relative; margin: 10px 50px; padding: 0;}/* End of div specs */ Well, that's pretty much it... If you got any questions, ask.

To Retaining: When I was using Deer Park Alpha 2, they did disable the popups. I'm pretty sure that they are leaving that as the default configuration for Firefox 1.5 releases. Well, I never said it completely follows CSS... It didn't pass the Acid2 Test. That test is so hard, there are currently only 3 browsers that can pass it. I think they're Konquerer, Safari and... I don't remember the last one, but it's another Mac browser. Deer Park Alpha 2 didn't pass the test either.

I think what you drew was too... un-comic-y. The lines on the guns were too straight, and the character's pose is unnatural.Maybe you can try drawing it differently. I think what might work is to draw it as a pose instead of a person posing. I mean, don't draw it like it's a 3D person... I can't really explain it... Maybe the person is looking to realistic (ignoring the "weird" head and the bulging-muscular thighs).

I bet it's going to be really slow.I might just be a collector's item, since people who run servers would mostly care about the quality and the price.

Ohh... You had to draw the lines multiple times... Well, I'll try to see if I can do that.I thought you lion was drawn in some vector program, like Flash or Illustrator. Now I know.

Heh, well, Frontpage doesn't support standards very well, if at all. The sites you make with Frontpage are made for Internet Explorer. That is one of the strategies that Microsoft uses to make people stick with IE. It is not Firefox's fault it doesn't read Frontpage codes just like it's not an American's fault he doesn't understand a German (Wow, nice comparison, huh? ). Code with web standards, and they will work in all browsers.

Oohh....It might be the background image or the buttons that are causing the problem, since the border is missing only at those places. Have you tried removing the images or making them smaller?

Mozilla is releasing the first beta for Firefox 1.5 on September 8th! I've tried the Deer Park Alpha 2, and it had a great improvement over Firefox 1.x. The thing I like most about it is the tab-reordering feature. It's going to be included in the Beta Release. Another good thing is the updates system. You no longer have to download the whole Firefox after 1.5, just a small patch. Good news for dial-up users. Mozilla usually doesn't set release dates, they say it's easy to have delayed schedules that would dissappoint us. I don't know why they did it this time. Maybe it's because they are confident that the dates will be right. I'm looking forward to download this release. Edit: Ooh, I forgot. You can read more about the release dates of other betas here.

This is best to be done with CSS. You would create a div for the header part, another div for the left box, and a last div for the content box. In your CSS, make the left box div float left and give the content box div a relative positioning.This isn't very detailed, but I lost my code that I wrote, and its layout is similar to yours. So if you need more help, ask me, and I'll look up more things for you.

Hmm, I don't see any borders with Firefox or IE 6... I think I'm in the wrong page. Are you sure that's the right link?

Crawlers crawl through links of sites they have already indexed, so Xisto links to your site, then Google should be able to crawl to your site. If you don't want them to, you can specify it in the "robot.txt thingy" , but you have to write it yourself, it is not included by default. I think they go through a site once a day or something, but I think you can set it to something else.

Yes, the head is too long, but it is also too small compared to the body. Change that and see how it turns out.The colors you chose are great. I want to know how you made the outline of the lion sometimes thick and sometimes thin (Like how the outline of the rear part is thicker than the outline of the body). I've seen this effect a lot, but I just can't figure out how it is done.

Nice work. The details on her face were placed correctly. The blue eyes had a nice effect. What did you make this with?

You can search something like "javascript display server time" on Google, and that should give you a lot of scripts. This is one of the scripts I found. If you want to write your own script, you can study the scripts you found to see how they work.

Did you say you want a menu on the left that can scroll? That would be exactly what a frame is.If you want others to code it for you, you'd need to give more information, such as the sizes, margins, borders (styles), colors, etc.

Sorry, haven't checked the forum for a few days... I know PHP, but not Perl, so I don't know if cgi's enough. vizskywalker would know your situation more than me, since he knows cgi. PHP has enough functions for me to use in a members system.

I don't think Lila is its proposed name, on the news it said the name to be chosen will be kept secret until it's official, so we probably wouldn't know about it.Moody: It's hard to discover a planet. You have to look at every point in space. The new planet was discovered when the astronomers saw that it was moving faster than the others, so you'd need to take pictures of the planet over a period of time in order to see if it's moving.

Hmm, do you know PHP? Or do you have a special reason for using CGI instead? I want to know these things before I say anything else.

Heh, it's ok... But it is kind of fun having Google in those languages. It's fun to read what they can come up with. The |-| 4 X 0 R language challenges your brain, maybe we should let the elders ( ) try to read it everyday, to keep their brain active...

Happy Birthday!!! You're now 22 y 2 d old!!! Much more special!!! Can't translate some of the mispelled dutch words into english... >_<

Server-sided languages can't hide the code from you. Client-sided ones can. With server-sided, what you see in the source is what you get in the browser. With client-sided languages, the code can be edited to change the appearance of the page without the source changing too.Anyway, back on topic, if you want to skip the warning dialog when right-clicking, do the following, it's a really old trick:1. Right click and hold; Dialog should appear2. Left click the "OK" button to close the dialog3. Release Right clickThe right-click menu should come out. If another dialog pops up when you release the right click, close that dialog and the right-click menu should then come out.

That isn't new. I've went there over half a year ago, and I'm pretty sure it exists even before then.I don't think anyone would enjoy having Google in that "language". It hurts your eyes.

Nice script, but too bad I can't go to your site to see your test page . Do you have enough credits? Did you code that yourself? I also have an expandable tree menu on my site, I coded it myself, but it's not as compact as yours (I've just began to learn the DOM). The list can expand to tell you your current location, and will turn into an ordinary list when the browser has JS disable or doesn't support it. You can check it out and see how I did it. I one thing in your script that I want to know more about: How does the for function work? What is its syntax? Is it close to the while function (which I also don't know how it works)?

I've tried it a long time ago before, but it's buggy and I think IE only and requiring lots of plugins. That was one reason why I didn't like it. The other reason it because it was too creepy for me. I get scared easily, even when I'm playing the first level of Half-Life 2, where the combines would chase me.

Uhm, simple answer: No.We do not require you to have an index page in your root folder. You just have to stay active and contribute to the forum.