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well if you don't want to show it remove: <div id="headlineContainer"> <h1>[LANG]title[/LANG]</h1> </div> from your html. or set it to #headlineContainer{display:none;} in css Anyway an online example would be much more helpful in the css and html fora since it's about the layout. Since your code uses quite some positioning other than static, it would be kinda hard imagine how that would look in the end.

another way could be to use mysql_real_escape_string or the newer mysqli_real_escape_string to sanitize the values before entering. although i am more a fan of prepared statements

just before we get crap loads of if's your syntax is wrong $bottle[1]='<img src="images/bottlesandcaps/diamondbottles/smalldiamonddarkclear.gif'">'; should be $bottle[1]='<img src="images/bottlesandcaps/diamondbottles/smalldiamonddarkclear.gif">'; in other words, the last part of your string has a ' to many (should be ">'; and not '">'; ) besides that you are indeed missing an alt= " " attribute as said above, but that was not breaking your syntax. P.s. a small hint, count the " and ' they should be even numbers (they come in pairs )

hmm this will never be 100% reliable, but you might want to have a look at this: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.geoip-time-zone-by-country-and-region.php or as someone suggested on a forum, get a fleet of trucks drive around the world and get the wireless ip-adresses and link it to the gps location

if you want an easy to understand and even a fun book, Head first php & mysql is really nice. lots of pictures puzzles examples and little tests. Just like you follow a course from a cool teacher. Try it! (if your totally new that is)

got this stuff somewhere online? because i can't find the word "mededelingen" and i don't really feel like reading through hundreds of lines of irrelevant code.

instead of attaching files do you have an on line example of what you mean? there are some free hosts where you can dump stuff like this.

Could you be more precise on what is not working and how you want it to look. Just saying go there and you see what i am doing tell us nothing useful. Also be more precise on what version of a browser do you mean it's not working in. For now i checked in ie7 , 8 and 9 and it all looks the same. so i don't see a problem if you want to target something lower than that you could use conditional comments to target for instance ie6 and lower.

Indeed position fixed or use javascript to get the height of the browser, since that is not the same as the height:100%;

are you serious? i got this: maybe i made a typo. *sorry for trolling this just asked for it

apart from it being jquery, classes and id's may not start with a number. In other words start of with a-z

you could have a look in to something called cronjobs

your missing some headers. have a look at the manual. try out example #4 as is. http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

cheers! getting a beer to celebrate this promotion :intoxicated: :intoxicated:

I hope for you the stuff below is what you want otherwise be a little more precise. $image = 'fatmonkeys'; echo $image; //outputs fatmonkeys $image = "images/$image.php"; // i am assigning $image again here echo $image;// outputs images/fatmonkeys.php I assume that if you seen above you should be able to do as you like.

Hi zanus, I made something that just focus on the image as a form of tooltip without it displaying under the box for the last few rows (like the case is now). Note though i gave the wrapper a position:relative; so that is the starting point. You can place the tooltip on a fix spot that way. Maybe nice to have a big horizontal image underneath the box as a tooltip/example. Anyway place it where ever you like. Also note i created a span with an image in it that is now part of a cell instead of it having it's own cell, saves you some space also Hope it helps. css you can view it here: http://cssfreakie.webege.com/phpfreaks/examples/zanus2.php p.s. you could ofcourse also set the tr as a position relative, but that would cause the tooltip to eventually end up below the box, and i must say i like this more. either to the left as high as the box, or underneath it as width as the box would be my suggestion as far as layout

I looked again at what you have now, and that is indeed something different than i was thinking of. I thought you wanted to resize the tr. But if is just the image that you want to show up as a form of tooltip, that should be doable even with a table. If you want i can have a look at that.

Wicked i have a nice solutions although it doesn't use tables, but the idea is very nice and the markup is much cleaner. Instead i use some unordered lists. You can style it as you want and there will never be any flickering Try it out at http://cssfreakie.webege.com/phpfreaks/examples/zanus.php if you need additional help let me know. hope it helps!

Ah i see what you mean with flickering now. It is caused because ones you mouse over the first row it's height increases, but ones you reach the bottom of the first row your not hovering over the second row, if you know what i mean. Got what you say you have working online. Because i was thinking to try it a different way.

Hi zanus, A few things happen, not only the table cell of the image changes dimensions (both horizontally and vertically), but also the others table cells, because of their font size that changes on hover. By setting a fixed width and height on the cells/rows you should not have this problem. Give me a second i'll post something that works ( i think ) be right back.

not sure maybe Curl Although i assume if google offers a special api for doing this they have this very well documented. edit: see http://tinyurl.com/4yrmfzv

they easiest way is to have a semi transparent .png (1x1pixel) and some javascript for ie6 and lower to support the semi transparency. just google for ie png fix javascript and some script should pop up. ie7 and later support transparent png's so make sure you use conditional comments for ie6 and lower.

note though the rgba property only works for modern browsers

you can use both, although positioning absolute is a little more tricky since the element is taken out of the normal flow. But it seems you didn't read the manual on this point so i recommend you do that. A nice tutorial to on floats is the floatutorial. most grids systems just use float, and in fact for most designs float is good enough. If you have troubles with code post the complete code or link to an on line example. that's what div's do, have a look in the manual.

I am glad you have an online example. The thinng is your .add_cart_wrapper is wider than needed. You might want to try something like firebug to see what is going on. right now your .add_cart_wrapper is wider than possible; .add_cart_wrapper