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When using absolute positioning (what you used for p.map), you are giving an element the exact position where it should be, relative to the whole page. If you, however, want to position an element relative to another element, the latter has to have position:relative as an attribute. So, in your case, p.map would have position:relative (unfortunately, you would have to deal with positioning that element differently, I think), and the rest would stay the same.

That's exactly how it should be Now the whole system relies on myCENTs. Should be...

It is not really a bug, the mail just tells you how much you have earned before the myCENT update

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There are many sites which offer hosting if you post on their forums, but I do not know of any that have a sophisticated system like Xisto does. It usually comes to having to post 100 posts in order to get something, with the offer being very limited, and that's it. At Xisto, however, you "get" real money for posting, depending on the quality of your posts, which you can then use to buy absolutely anything Xisto - Web Hosting offers. Much better if you ask me...

But only if you are an administrator

Glad I could help

You don't need JSP for AJAX - AJAX stands for "Asynchronous JavaScript And XML", which make JavaScript the only requirement, and this is controlled by your visitors. But bare in mind that Java and JavaScript are two completely different things that have no connection whatsoever. This is something that is usually confusing for those who are entering the world of web programming, so it's best to deal with the problem right away. However, I don't think even AJAX is necessary for what you want to do. Essentially, you need a hidden container box with the text you want displayed. When you move the mouse above a link or an image, JavaScript would display that box (which would have to be positioned properly), and hide it once the mouse has moved. The hidden text can be acquired through AJAX, but if you can load it when display the page, there is no need to make it more complicated.

Here lies the catch Every person started with $20 and ended up with $2, which means that they spent $18 each. Three times eighteen is 54 dollars which is $50+$4 - the price of the gift and the price of the taxi ride

You must have misunderstood his question, your answer gave me a good laugh - no offense, of course From what I know, you cannot tell Google how you want your web site indexed, but through some SEO it can surely be achieved. Do refer to the Google Support entry: https://support.google.com/webmasters/

I think this has to do with the old Credits System when you could pay real money for credits. This has become obsolete since the introduction of the new system, so I am guessing it will be removed from Xisto's offers. Though I might be wrong, since I've never used that option..

They haven't appeared yet... Are you registered at Xisto - Support?

I can see you myCENTs after this (your fifth) post, so everything is fine

You might be able to do this without much trouble, but if that method does not work, you will probably have a lot problems getting it to work. I am guessing that you have a dynamic IP address and a router? If I am right, access your router configuration - it is probably located at 192.168.1.1. What you will need to do is forward some random port to your computer, in order for other people to be able to access it. It is best to forward some rarely used port, such as 8342 If everything is done properly, your computer should be available through http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. If it is, I am afraid there is nothing I can do - my server works just fine that way.

I doubt it will... With the old system, you could only transfer found if you were hosted. Since there is no "hosted" group that deducts a credit each day anymore (i.e. everyone just accumulates myCENTs), re-introducing that option would surely open both Xisto and Xisto to abuse, which is something none of us want.

True, deleting posts does not decrease the post count. IP.Board has such system that it does not count each member's posts every time their profile/post is displayed. Instead, each profile has a value in the database containing their post count. While it does get incremented by one every time the member posts, it is never decremented, because deleting a whole topic would put too much load on the server, especially if it has more let's say more that 100 posts.However, there is an option in the administrator panel that, when used, refreshes the post count for each number, but this is not really necessary...

Posts: 4 - this is where the problem is For the process to be started, you need to have made at least 5 posts at Xisto. Would I be right if I said that you have more than 5 posts at Xisto?

While this code does compile (maybe not in some compilers), it is not valid. main(), being a function like any other, must have a type! Since it returns an integer, the correct code is this: /*NameDateWhat the program does*/#include <iostream>using namespace std;int main (){ cout << "Hello this is a test of C++." << endl; cout << endl;return 0;}

.me domains are top-level domains for Montenegro, a country in southern Europe on the Balkans. The domain extension is rather new, as the country is only two years "old" - before, they were a part of Yugoslavia (later Serbia and Montenegro), so .yu was used. Refer to the Wikipedia page for information on registering it (to be honest, I found it a little confusing)...

PayPal definitely is the best option, because it is so wide-spread. I know of no other e-banking service that would offer you what PayPal can. Unfortunately, not only does PayPal have something against "risky transactions" (your problem), but it also isn't available everywhere in the world (my problem). That is why I use MoneyBookers - they support more countries than PayPal, and I also think you can deposit money into a real bank account wherever you are. I find this a great advantage over PayPal, but only if you receive money from other people. If you are thinking of using it for online shopping, give up. It is not impossible, but it is difficult to find sites that support MoneyBookers.

It doesn't matter, as long as you register with the same e-mail address you used at Xisto - Support. The "Hosted" member group was important while the hosting account was connected to the Xisto forum. Now, while you still post at the forums for myCENTs, Xisto - Support is the main facility that controls everything, thus removing any control from Xisto and Xisto.

This looks to me like a padding problem. Try using CSS and specifying the following attributes: iframe { padding: 0; margin: 0;}

Let's not forget search engines! Search bots crawling the web cannot see what is on a certain picture, nor can they read the contents of a flash file. That is why pure textual code is the best solution, even with the risk of it being stolen.

Not quite... You could also output an image with the appropriate headers

Every member hosted at Xisto will have to transfer to the new system, which includes applying for a plan at Xisto - Support. This is not done automatically, because members need to be given the opportunity to choose the plan they find suitable. By doing so, you become a Xisto - Web Hosting customer, but you still use Xisto (and Xisto) to pay for your hosting