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    Problem with ff

    These are the errors reported by the w3cs css validator * Line: 20 Context : #wrapper Invalid number : width Parse Error - this.width...
    Post by: draculus, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    Problem with ff

    The external css file has some significant errors that will prevent the selectors at the bottom of the file from being recognised. move the...
    Post by: draculus, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    'Operation must use an updateable query ERROR!

    The problem is with the sql query, not permissions. You will need to supply the query to identify the problem.
    Post by: draculus, Jul 7, 2006 in forum: C#
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    Syntax problem on asp.net

    Make sure that the PortNo and Mode variables are declared at the class level and that they are marked at least protected. If they are private...
    Post by: draculus, Jul 7, 2006 in forum: C#
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    z-index opera problem

    The elements have to be block elements to recieve a z-index attribute. You might try assigning display:block to all three elements to make sure....
    Post by: draculus, May 29, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    More tableless layout help required

    In the newsinfo-date and newsinfo-right classes reduce the width percentage. I set them to 25% and the items lined up on the same line.
    Post by: draculus, Mar 24, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    search fields

    Basically you need the following for the first case. SELECT * FROM <table name> WHERE <city field> = '<city-drop-down-value>' You will need...
    Post by: draculus, Mar 23, 2006 in forum: C#
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    CSS: Border difference in FF compared to I.E.

    Thanks kk5st I wasn't aware of the mime type differences. We live and learn. I think there are a few websites I run that need a DOCTYPE change,...
    Post by: draculus, Mar 21, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    CSS: Border difference in FF compared to I.E.

    Although I agree in principle, there are some very good reasons to use deprecated markup. A website with thousands of pages riddled with poor...
    Post by: draculus, Mar 16, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    CSS: Border difference in FF compared to I.E.

    This is true for IE6, but not for previous versions. If you want to render the same in IE versions before IE6 then you still need the nested div...
    Post by: draculus, Mar 16, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    CSS: Border difference in FF compared to I.E.

    The difference is largely historical. IE when it was first introduced had to compete with netscape. Netscape had bugs and quirks, IE replicated...
    Post by: draculus, Mar 16, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    Problem with DIV in FireFox and IE

    Try a Ctrl-A to see if the text is actually there. I.e. is the text not being displayed or is it simply the same color as the background. The...
    Post by: draculus, Feb 17, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    how to change footer background color using CSS?

    #notice{ /* another IE fix: changed font-size */ clear: both; margin: auto; padding: 5px 7px; color: inherit; font: x-small...
    Post by: draculus, Feb 9, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    I gave the table a background color, but its still coming up as white

    You have omitted the "#" for the colour value. <td width="9" rowspan="2" valign="top" bgcolor="F2F2FF"><strong>-</strong></td> needs to be...
    Post by: draculus, Feb 7, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    CSS: Border difference in FF compared to I.E.

    IE and Firefox use a different box model. In Firefox the height and width define the dimensions of the content area. Margins, borders and padding...
    Post by: draculus, Jan 25, 2006 in forum: CSS