yeah i know about that one im going to be going through the css to fix that up (not sure what to change it to..... (under #page { width: 784px; margin: 0 auto; <------ } )) any ideas on what to put there.

Here we go:

As some of you may or maynot know ive been developing a site now i have it running perfectly in FF and have tested in IE and seemed to be running fine untill i put it online. then i got strange and weird things happening in IE (NOTE: Under Windows 7's new version of IE it seems to be fixed but as no...

CSS reset? never herd of that.. what does it do exactly?

well my personal aim is to have at least some knowledge in all types but im mainly looking for the one thats a) most used b) most practical c) best for security and d) can offer the most.

DD

why is this in the script archive? (sorry for the bump)

Same to the php/CFML poll but for the common scripting languages. (Ruby, JavaScript/Java, ajax etc). please try to give a proper reason other than "Because its the best". Also i would like a list of pros and cons about both if possable and try to make them your own opinion not 'text book' unless its...

Im going to be learning php and CFML I want the opinion from everyone here as to what to go into first and why. please try to give a proper reason other than "Because its the best". Also i would like a list of pros and cons about both if possable and try to make them your own opinion not 'text book'...

ok ive just remembered this thread and need to bump it sorry

Just a follow up on this one...

Is there a way to get transparency to the effect of glass or something closer without the whitish background on the image?

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Its not so much the code im talking about.. as webmaster put in the post folloing mine: Well.. if you store a text-file called super-secret-secrets.php in the text-folder, that it could be visible if they type index.php?page=super-secret-secrets The security issue i was talking about was direct inje...

This is a compleatly valid RSS feed code as stated by the W3C rss feed validator: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <rss version="2.0" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <channel> <atom:link hre...

W3C have a site validator inbuilt on their site i can remember the url off the top of my head but if you google it its usualy the first on the list.

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ok could you link me to where you got the code? if i can see it as is i might be able to help you.

DD

The best place to find where the coder is or how to contact the coder is through the site in which you downloaded or found the code. or there might be something within the code that identifies them.

Just a thought.