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  1. I have banged my head against the wall many times due to absolute positioning. I just thought I was doing something wrong with it...but now I see that I was wrong to use it. I had read on some other web page that that was the only way to do certain things. So, I thank you again for your help because I FINALLY got that I don't need to use it...and I will never use it again!
  2. Thank you very, very much! I thought that using absolute positioning was the only way to get columns to work correctly. But, I tweaked a few things and it works perfectly! Thanks again!!
  3. The solution works great except with some browsers, the PDF is downloaded to disk? Is there any way to override that? I looked at some other websites, like my bank, and they can't seem to display the PDF in the window with some browsers. So maybe that's just the way it is. :-( If anyone can confirm this for me, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
  4. <html> <head> <title>News</title> <style type="text/css" title="text/css"> #fullbody { background-color: #FFF; width: 800px; margin: auto auto 10px auto; position: relative; } #lefthomearea { width: 600px; left: 0px; position: absolute; } #righthomearea { width: 200px; left: 600px; position: absolute; } #footerarea { width: 800px; background: #CCC; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="fullbody"> <div id="lefthomearea"> <p>left area</p> <p>left area</p> <p>left area</p> <p>left area</p> <p>left area</p> <p>left area</p> <p>left area</p> <div id="footerarea"> <p>footer</p> </div> </div> <div id="righthomearea"> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> <p>right area</p> </div> </div> </body> </html> Here is an example of what I'm doing and I can't seem to get the footer area to be at the bottom of both columns. Thanks.
  5. Thank you very, very much! It works perfectly!!!
  6. Thanks. I'll install the PDF library and test out the code.
  7. I just tried what you suggested and it's not working for me. It says that the file can't be found. I have this in my HTML page too and am not using an include, but either way it's not working: <iframe src= "../../../private/pdf/pdf1.pdf#toolbar=0" width="800" height="600"></iframe> Any other ideas?
  8. Hi, I've been going around in circles and have tried a few things to display a PDF in an iFrame even though the folder is password-protected. I couldn't find a way to enter the password before displaying the PDF. I'd like for the folder that contains the PDFs is password protected and would like to not allow someone get access to the entire folder once they see the path in the source of the page. Is there a way to accomplish this using PHP? Thanks in advance!
  9. Hi, I'm trying to have a two-column layout with DIVs and then create a footer DIV that will be displayed at the bottom and that will be at the bottom of both even if one is shorter. For example, sometimes the left DIV is shorter than the right DIV and so the footer DIV shows up high on the page. Is there a way around this so that the footer DIV is at the bottom of both DIVs? Thank you in advance!
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