Azu
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bump...................
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Hm it's online now. But all of the links either redirect right back to the main page, or give an error.
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CSS works on all new browsers, and is even supported by some screen readers and stuff, where as javascript is only supported by a few, and is often disabled since usually it's just used for annoying the user (making popups and stuff).
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Um Firefox works fine with all CSS. It's IE that doesn't render CSS right. And weft is definitely NOT what you are looking for. That is an operating system specific client side program, meaning it won't work unless the person installs the program, and it won't even run on most operating systems. That shit does not belong on websites.
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BUMP
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Do this with CSS not PHP.
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Thank you this is what I was looking for. Edit: hmm I can't find the "Topic resolved" button :-/
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Bump
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Works on Mac too
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Browsers don't render ttf files. Most operating systems don't either. These are completely unrelated to websites. What you are asking is like asking "how can I automatically replace somebody's screensaver with my own when they visit my website". Frankly put it is outrageous and impossible, unless you mean hacking the person's computer to gain access to it.
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Northern Lights Technology: Programming and Development
Azu replied to Guardian-Mage's topic in Website Critique
Nah it's Firefox, and the engine is fine. It loads all sites except this one perfectly. Looks like you have a compatibility problem in your site. I think it has something to do with frames. I've seen this happen in other sites that use frames to. But usually it just bugs up on everything instead of the gecko (used by all versions of Mozilla, Netscape, and Firefox) engine. Not really sure exactly what's causing your problem, but good luck. -
Just use the CSS "focus" pseudo-class. No need for any java or anything like that
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Haxed!
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You could replace all of the letters with images and have them cached.
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Northern Lights Technology: Programming and Development
Azu replied to Guardian-Mage's topic in Website Critique
Your site is kind of bugged up. The navigation doesn't work until javascript is enabled but that's besides the point. It's totally bugged up even with it enabled see? Here I made a screenshot for you.. -
It can't even open, just says failed to connect.
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Sure! Here you go Sure no problem! Here you go http://tinyurl.com/2bqb7y
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It should be, considering all the hype it has to live up to.
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I use notepad on Windows, and Vi on Linux.
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Simple. Take this example of a perfect XHTML page that identifies itself correctly and passes all validation tests 100%, and all modern browsers open it perfectly.. except IE, which won't even TRY to open it! It knows itself to be a horrible browser, so it asks you if you want to save the site and open it in a good browser. <?header("Content-type: application/xhtml+xml"); echo'<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd"><html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en"><head><title>Hello</title></head><body><p>This is a completely 100% valid XHTML page, and almost any browser except IE will render it perfectly.</p></body></html>';?> Now have it identify itself wrong.. <?header("Content-type: text/html"); echo'<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd"><html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en"><head><title>Hello</title></head><body><p>This is a completely 100% valid XHTML page, and almost any browser except IE will render it perfectly.</p></body></html>';?> And IE will finally open it now that it is invalid. It won't render it right though unless it is very simple like this example page, and even then it will still render it as a code soup page (very slowly and not the way it is supposed to).
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Where is the javascript code that this relates to? I bet you that this is the cause.
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Hi I am trying to replace all of my tables with divs because everyone says that divs are faster/better or something. I am having one little problem though.. when I use divs instead of tables, my stuff is no longer lined up. Can somebody please tell me how to fix this? And on a side note.. I've seen on some websites that use divs for navigation, the box containing the link is bigger then the link itself, but it isn't padded with spaces. And if you click the blank area around the link, it works just like clicking on the link. How can I make mine like this?
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Whenever I click on a link or something, before I release the left mouse button there is a little dotted line surrounding it. Like see those navigation links near the top of this page? Left click on one of them, and you will see a little dotted line around it while your left mouse button is down. How do I use CSS to replace this with something else, like say a solid blue line instead of the dotted gray line?
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Make a chat bot that passes the turing test. It will help you pass a lot of time, and you will have learned a whole lot by the time you finish.
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If javascript can tell the number of the character from the encoding, then it should be able to add them all up without even needing a list of all their values in the script. Not sure if it can or not though. I know PHP can.