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Hey, I've just found that http://www.glowhost.com/forums/memberlist.php is broken.
This is the way it looks in FireFox 2.0 http://www.zoffix.com/new/del/glow.png
And this is IE 6...

Yeah, I have an IQ way above average which means (and proven on practice) that I can learn something twice as fast as an average person. Yes, I don't think anybody is looking for CSS programmers that...

I'm fully aware of the exec powers, that what httpd.conf or .htaccess are for :D



Well, I've sent you an e-mail regarding your last problem and didn't receive any response. As for helping, yeah...

I agree with your point about blind people not buying anything, but that was not my point.



Please let me introduce you to my friend Server Side Includes :nuts:

Right tools for the right job
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I think I'm missing something :stan: I can make my site look completely different in about 10 minutes just by editing one file, without even touching the HTML code on any pages.
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:jitters: Scary site :nuts: I'm not a designer but a coder. The only thing about the design that I can tell is that you should add some padding around text and use a larger line-height...

Well, I redesigned my site :banana:, looking for some comments again :emlaugh:

The site still needs some touch ups, but in general it is done.

http://zoffix.com in case you forgot

:peace:

I don't know if you can do that in IE, but is your cache disabled?

Now it does make some sense to me. I've never actually read that page, therefore didn't know that IE might have this kind of issues. I will look at it when I get some free time on my hands, thanks...

I didn't say that actually... it works for me in ies4linux in VMWare, 5 more other people running Windows natively didn't see that happening, worked fine for my boss on WinXP IE6 SP2, worked fine on...

I don't have a second image! I don't really understand what is happening for you I don't need any JS to "preload" any images since as I have told you there is _no_ second image...

Huh? that's the way it should be, once the page is loaded everything works... why would I want to preload them, heh.

I have no idea why this is happening on your box, I've tested in ies4linux and in VMWare, also 3 more people running Windows natively didn't see that problem...:cool: I have no idea how it can occur...

Where on my site?? They shouldn't
What browser and what version|?

No I haven't

That is the dumbest and the most broken feature of the MS software that I have seen. How did they even come up with this? :angry:
To "zoom in the page" they just double all the...

Hello, I'm pretty much finished with my site's design... only a few things that I want to add, like guest book and a counter, don't have much time to write those...

So, http://zoffix.com any...

Just dug up some _FREE_ site submission sites (don't know how good they are, but "..for free - even vinegar is sweet.." ;)

http://www.freewebsubmission.com/...

Because you didn't position the parent http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-position

As for example.. go to ANY page say http://zoffix.com in IE 7 and press CTRL-+ (scale the font) why is...

Ello, this thread is for posting problems with CSS. N00bs: google it first!!! Don't ask why position: absolute positions relative to the window and not the parent and such!... I would expect IE...

If you would to re-read all my posts I am sure you would find that I've said about two times that height: auto!important fix should be put into IE 7 ONLY conditional comment :smash:. Didn't see any...

Nothing looks stretched except for the Flash, because *someone* :pimp: doesn't select it properly :nuts:

What browser by the way?

I suggest we rename this thread to "CSS Problems and Solutions"...

Hehe, you need a vacation :doh: indeed....




#contentf embed#flash
{
height: 240px!important;
width: 320px!important;
}

What do you mean impossible? just put this in your stylesheet:
#contentf *
{
height:auto!important;
}

#contentf embed#flash
{
height: 240px!important;
width: 320px!important;

I'm in Canada, it's legal here :P



Basically, you have <embed .... height="240" width="320" ....>
for your flash, and the specs say that CSS should override element's attributes, therefore...