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Oh, so there's a time limit for modifying posts o.O Whatever, fixed it! Thanks, TheFilmGod, you helped me get on the right track to solving the problem Turns out I only had to delete 2 lines and change one. Here's my working script: function makesubcontent($width,$height, $title, $content) { $width1=$width-18; $width2=$width-2; $height1=$height-46; echo " <table width=\"".$width."\" height=\"".$height."\" border=\"0\" cellpadding=\"0\" cellspacing=\"0\"> <tr> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_left.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"36\"></td> <td background=\"images/subc_head.png\" width=\"".$width1."\" height=\"36\" align=\"center\"> <div class=\"contentheader\">".$title."</div> </td> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_right.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"36\"></td> </tr> <tr> <td class=\"border\" colspan=\"5\" background=\"images/content.gif\" width=\"".$width1."\" height=\"".$height1."\" valign=\"top\"><div class=\"subcontent\"> ".$content." </div></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_bottomleft.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"10\"></td> <td background=\"images/subc_bottom.png\" width=\"".$width1."\" height=\"10\"></td> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_bottomright.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"10\"></td> </tr> </table> "; return true; } I changed that: <tr> <td background=\"images/outline.gif\" width=\"1\" height=\"".$height1."\"></td> <td colspan=\"3\" background=\"images/content.gif\" width=\"".$width2."\" height=\"".$height1."\" valign=\"top\"><div class=\"subcontent\"> ".$content." </div></td> <td background=\"images/outline.gif\" width=\"1px\" height=\"".$height1."\"></td> </tr> Into that: <tr> <td class=\"border\" colspan=\"5\" background=\"images/content.gif\" width=\"".$width1."\" height=\"".$height1."\" valign=\"top\"><div class=\"subcontent\"> ".$content." </div></td> </tr> And ofc added the td.border code into my CSS Thanks again and I hope it won't crash on me now XD

Failed to find the freaking modify button XD I just took a look at the code you posted and I don't see how this could work. You missed some the lower part it seems. Lots of unnecesary stuff I think. Anyhow, this gave me an idea which I think might work (and what I think was your first intention). Be back later to say if it worked or not. Also - how do I only make the sides of my table <tr> have a visible border?

*Confused* o.O I'll try to understand your code later today (it's 03:40AM here for some weird reason XD) Also - we're making a whole new Halo game (perfectly legal, too) so feel free to delete "hsolitude_newest" from the URL and check out our forum. Just stay silent about the fact I'm making us a new website, please

Seeing how my ByetHost account has been unblocked... I'll upload the prototype site in a little while. Edit: Here's a link: http://www.solitudegame.byethost6.com/hsolitude_newest/

Okay, but I don't want to convert every single thing my gfx app creates into CSS. There must be a way to fix the table code.

Dude, you have totally no idea how to help people. So, anyone actually want to help? Axeia?

CSS doesn't always work in some browsers and I'm trying to make it as compatible as possible. Also, I like tables and as you can see from the starting post it's all generated automatically. What's the problem with tables? o.O

K... Here's the HTML code for the box: <table width="200" height="200" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td colspan="2" background="images/subc_left.png" width="9" height="36"></td> <td background="images/subc_head.png" width="182" height="36" align="center"> <div class="contentheader">Latest Posts</div> </td> <td colspan="2" background="images/subc_right.png" width="9" height="36"></td> </tr> <tr> <td background="images/outline.gif" width="1" height="154"></td> <td colspan="3" background="images/content.gif" width="198" height="154" valign="top"><div class="subcontent"> This will be full of content<br> This will be full of content<br> This will be full of content<br> </div></td> <td background="images/outline.gif" width="1px" height="154"></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2" background="images/subc_bottomleft.png" width="9" height="10"></td> <td background="images/subc_bottom.png" width="182" height="10"></td> <td colspan="2" background="images/subc_bottomright.png" width="9" height="10"></td> </tr> </table>

I'd upload it but for some reason my ByetHost account ain't working and starting a new one just for the sake of showing the site seems... well, kinda unnecesary I guess. Maybe I should upload the parsed HTML code of the site?

Hi! I've been lately working on a new site and (being the fool that I am) I've used my favourite Google Chrome for the whole designing process. Once the site layout was complete and working I tested it in other browsers... and epically failed. Here's how my content box looks like in different browsers: Obviously there must be a problem with my code that Chrome ignores and other browsers don't, though I don't know which part of it. So here's my code: function makesubcontent($width,$height, $title, $content) { $width1=$width-18; $width2=$width-2; $height1=$height-46; echo " <table width=\"".$width."\" height=\"".$height."\" border=\"0\" cellpadding=\"0\" cellspacing=\"0\"> <tr> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_left.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"36\"></td> <td background=\"images/subc_head.png\" width=\"".$width1."\" height=\"36\" align=\"center\"> <div class=\"contentheader\">".$title."</div> </td> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_right.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"36\"></td> </tr> <tr> <td background=\"images/outline.gif\" width=\"1\" height=\"".$height1."\"></td> <td colspan=\"3\" background=\"images/content.gif\" width=\"".$width2."\" height=\"".$height1."\" valign=\"top\"><div class=\"subcontent\"> ".$content." </div></td> <td background=\"images/outline.gif\" width=\"1px\" height=\"".$height1."\"></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_bottomleft.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"10\"></td> <td background=\"images/subc_bottom.png\" width=\"".$width1."\" height=\"10\"></td> <td colspan=\"2\" background=\"images/subc_bottomright.png\" width=\"9\" height=\"10\"></td> </tr> </table> "; return true; } Can anyone help me? I'm stuck!

Thanks guys! I finally wrote my first login system compatible with SMF's member database! AND it has working sessions, too!

Sorry for the double post but... I Couldn't find the "Edit" button XD Anyways, the e-book is awesome! But I have yet another question - is SQL's case-sensitivity also host-dependent? I would assume no, because that would make the whole database thing very difficult. But if it is, is there a way to enforce case-insensitivity in SQL?

I am blind XD It took me 30 seconds to notice "databases" in the book's index. Thanks! It looks like a good read.

Ok then, let me ask you another question that's a little off-topic: Do you know any good MySQL tutorials (that you know yourself) that a noob like me could use to learn? All I find are some tuts explaining theory, or when it's practice it's all mysql console. I wanna integrate my SQL with PHP to be able to make a good website (I also want to use phpmyadmin to edit the tables) and I can't seem to find any good tutorials around :-( Right now I *think* I set up a sample table and I got to some sample PHP code for pulling up stuff from an SQL db, but it wants a login and a password? What the hell, I didn't set up any passwords for my mysql (I use XAMPP btw.) o.O

So basicaly, there is no solution to my "case-insensitive fopen" hopes. I can live with that I guess, I'm gonna find me some good SQL tutorial in a few minutes Extra question: Why is there SQL and MySQL? What's the difference?