gruzaw
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remember that fedora isn't debian based;
it also uses yum repositories; apt is much better.
anyways, as a Kubuntu user, I'd point you towards that
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Hi
found this on MacForums, even though this is Mac it should be pretty much the same
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Found a website about ASP.Net that I am rather sceptical about, as it’s made in Microsoft; it has some rather useful bits though. It's called Code Chronicles. It first caught my attention, because I though foolishly it would be a guide through programming languages. It’s not, really… more of a guide through languages related to ASP.Net and a superficial one at that.
Let’s skip to the interesting parts. There are two sections here worth mentioning, the first one is the support section with tutorial videos for people considering learning ASP.Net. I watched some of them and think they’re ok, plus that there are starter vids for all levels of proficiency. The vids are made in such a way that one actually can learn something from them. The second one is the download section with Express Editions of Visual Web Developer 2008 and SQL Server. This is quite cool, to be honest.
I remain sceptical towards the site and would not take the information provided there to be the truth; cross-referencing is the thing. Yet I have to admit the tutorials are alrite. Even though they seem to be bugged – silverlight doesn’t shrink them to fit the frame. I watched them in fullscreen.
Any thoughts?
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Maybe try and learn C#? that would give you a good start for ASP.Net. I know that it's all m$ and stuff and not true open source, but it's got it advantages too. There's a lot of support around for ASP.Net and the possible salaries are really high. I know that what I say is in huge contrast with everyone else here, but I think it's always good to take a look at the other side too. Especially if you say you never tried any C, and have experience with PHP. more skills can't possibly hurt you. and of course there's a whole lot more if your into web development.. you can try RoR or some other Ruby framework, or if you already started on Python, there's Django, Mighty. plenty to choose from. Good luck!
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can't really do this in html. you would need your own graphics and work with JS.
lol just checked and you actually can, here's how http://kalsey.com/2003/07/rounded_corners_in_css/
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maybe try putting the footer with position:absolute and top:95% or something. that should keep it at the bottom of the page.
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as long as the background is centered, the test will be centered too.
put the text in a div and use <div style='position:absolute; left:*px
and just allign it as you wish. * is the number of pixels the div will be away from the left.
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this is not really a html question, try the javascript forum
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try putting them all in another DIV and set definite sizes for all the divs.
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cool, very googlish though. I like the logo.
what I don't like is that the ads and basically everything changes it's vertical position when the results are presented.
did you write the algorithm yourself?
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i had some issues with valign..
you can just put another div inside that one and do something like style='top:50%'
apt-get autoremove selects half of all packages installed?
in Linux
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that same thing happened to me when I installed gnome on Kubuntu and then removed it, and then typed apt-get autoremove.
what happened was I needed to reinstall the system :s
careful with that command