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Recent Content by Tam

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    Some one take a look at my site... Internal Server Error

    You'll see this sort of error when suphp is enabled which does not allow for php_value or php_flag entries in htaccess. First step is to comment...
    Post by: Tam, Oct 26, 2008 in forum: Site & Server Administration
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    4/4/06 PR update

    I have 2.4 kids so seeing a cakey face has little impact on me :D Its coincidental that the post has been revived ~ since only yesterday my...
    Post by: Tam, May 10, 2006 in forum: Google
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    4/4/06 PR update

    [IMG] I bear no responsibility for the above image, I found it on the internet, just like I found my wife, 12 kids, tricycle, Skoda, 3 cats, 4...
    Post by: Tam, Apr 8, 2006 in forum: Google
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    w3.org/1999/xhtml line?

    Those lines tell your web browser 'how to' interpret and render the code in your web page. Odd DOCTYPE declarations can cause rendering problems...
    Post by: Tam, Apr 1, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Div tag

    I'm not sure how many, or which, of the css files you checked potnuru, but I found 6 in the home page style sheet alone and there are many other...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 31, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Div tag

    In fact it would be appropriate to describe the differences. display: none will show nothing and layout is not affected ~...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 30, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Div tag

    You'll find either visibility: hidden or display: none (I am fully confident that either method is employed repeatedly), they do the same thing...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 30, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Div tag

    I see what you are trying to suggest, but its a very common and useful feature of CSS. And let's take csszengarden.com as an example, it is...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 29, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Div tag

    You could use a css rule for the relevant div - visibility: hidden - that would hide it in a browser that supports css (pretty much all do now),...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 29, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    I need help!

    First remove/replace the underscores that you've used in your ids and css, they can cause problems for some browsers. Then make your code valid...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 29, 2006 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Newbie Question: Alternate Colored Text & Fixing Size?

    A lot of people here will say this to you ... if you really want to learn html (xhtml compient) and css, then scrap rapidweaver and just use a...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 27, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    traditional site with a modern twist

    Maybe its a tad grungy? You see, its when a designer can get answers from these kinds of questions that a client can get a visual concept more...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 27, 2006 in forum: Content Management
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    traditional site with a modern twist

    Bit more info on how you would like it to look?
    Post by: Tam, Mar 27, 2006 in forum: Content Management
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    css div problem

    I did take a look but your code is so long and has so many errors, I gave up :( Validating it would be a start, there are some errors in that...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 27, 2006 in forum: CSS
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    Newbie Question: Alternate Colored Text & Fixing Size?

    Ah! Rapdiweaver seems to be a WYSIWYG html editor with less control over the code than the usual ones (such as dreamweaver). Unfortunately I...
    Post by: Tam, Mar 27, 2006 in forum: CSS