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Tyssen

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  1. You can simplify it further by doing this:

     

    body
    { 
    background: url('named_image.gif/jpg/png') no-repeat center top fixed; 
    }

    Keep in mind that for IE, only the body can accept 'fixed' properties. Also, if you wanted to a background image centred horizontally and vertically, it would be background-position: center center. Or it could be background-position: 50% 50%. Or if you knew the exact size of the container it was going into background-position: XXpx XXpx.


  2. I spend a lot of time on other forums and I'm really here for the hosting so I don't read this forum for the enjoyment of it (which isn't to say that I don't sometimes take something useful away from it).So I tend to skim a lot of other people's posts but I do try and take in at a glance what others have said so I'm not just repeating stuff. That's usually for technical type of threads relating to web design or whatever. If it's threads about personal opinions etc, then I quite often just go straight to the end cos it doesn't matter what's come before - your opinion is still your opinion.


  3. Border-collapse is supported by IE5+, N7+ and Opera so we're talking about at least 99% of users. And direction is right to left cos it's in a non-Roman script.It looks like it could be a bug in FF 1.0.7, but it's probably not worth worrying about cos it's been fixed for FF 1.5 (I checked in both).


  4. I wouldn't be surprised if it had at least one of those cheap CHEAP animations that are horribly cut out that people thought were cool back then XD.

    Keeping in mind that the Internet was first created for scientific purposes, I seriously doubt the first website would've had any cheap animations. :(

  5. Okay, thanks for the answer Tyssen, however, by way of PM from Buffalohelp, I have information which suggests I stop with this Html Include stuff because Xisto.com does not support them. Now that I know this, I will continue with php includes only.
    (apperently, Html includes is a MS ASP construct and Xisto is Linux, so that's why they aren't supported here.)

    I actually wrote a post that said something like that the first time, but something happened and it didn't get posted, so the 2nd time around I just went for the quick approach. :blink:
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