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imchase... The code that you suggested: [code] //this is your code html,body{ margin:0; padding:0; height:100%; border:none } //what was already there body{     font-family: Trebuchet MS, Lucida Sans Unicode, Arial, sans-serif;     font-size:0.5em;     margin:0px;     padding:0px;     text-align:center;     height:100%;     align:left;     background-image: url("images/background.jpg");         background-repeat: repeat; } [/code] I have already done to my html page. (excluding the html in the css style sheet, which I tested and I can't see any difference) I looked over what you were saying and the code you've suggested has already been done. [code] #fullheight{height:100%} <table id="fullheight">  [/code] This you suggested doesn't seem stream lined in my mind and is more work into it than just putting down height = 100% manually.

WOW.... Awesome! Thanks Wildteen. This works perfectly.

Hello one and all. I am working on displaying a list of different items and I was noticing that after I had a long enough list that it becomes harder and harder to read. I was wanting to know if there was some type of function or if statment that would help alter the table's background so that it would alternate between two different colors (lets just say a light gray and white for now, I'm just playing around with the idea). I guess i'm trying to figure out how to do a check for every other list property being fed back to the html page and altering the table background accordingly. Here's what I have... [code]<?php while ($row_property = mysql_fetch_assoc($property)) {?>     <tr>     <td><?php echo $row_property['P_ID']; ?></td>     <td><a href="property_details.php?P_ID=<?php echo $row_property['P_ID']; ?>"><?php echo $row_property['P_address']; ?></a></td>     <td><?php echo $row_property['P_type']; ?></td>     <td>$ <?php echo number_format($row_property['P_price'],0); ?></td>   </tr> <?php }?>[/code] Thanks for any help you can provide.

Is this problem being caused because I don't have one primary background image? Because honestly, my first instinct is to start looking at the DIV and Table. But that's just me. I can't do what your suggesting because I want the dropshadows on both sides of the main content window to stay where they are. If I combined all background images it won't be viewable at different monitor resolutions. I'm trying to leave in some flexibility to the design for resizing issues.

Hello one and all. I've been working on a template design that requires that the height be 100%. And for the most part it works, except in Firefox. Could anyone help with the solution? I'm a little perplexed as to why firefox doesn't like this code (if you could explain this too I would be ever so grateful). The gap occurs at the bottom of the page and happens in Firefox. [a href=\"http://www.tornadopixel.com/MountainEast/template4.htm\" target=\"_blank\"]The template I've been working on...[/a] Thanks, in advance, for any help that you can provide.

Thanks for that bit of info.... Didn't know that it was possible to do that outside of someone else's website. Something to consider for the future..

[!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]Just as a note...... if it is so, i would consider doing things a bit different for the security [/quote] I am aware of this... but this is information that does not need to be secure. I am not dealing with a shopping cart system so it shouldn't be a major concern. If someone wants to rip off some pictures off my website, I really don't mind. What would be a reason why I would want to secure the link down if i'm not utilizing a shopping cart system? (other than keeping people from prying)

Found my mistake... it was in the url string... [code]/property_gallery.php?P_ID=1&display_pict=2.jpg[/code] Used an "?" instead of "&".... lol Just needed to take a step back from it all and look at it again.

How do i get to call back the second variable... I have a page currently that isn't recognizing the second variable "display_pict".... any ideas? [code] //this is displayed in the url with the two variables that I want .../property_gallery.php?P_ID=2?display_pict=3.jpg[/code] This is the way i've been refering to the first variable, but it doesn't want to work for the second one. [code]$colname_details = $HTTP_GET_VARS['P_ID'];[/code] I need to be able to keep both of these variables seperate as they are called in different ways. Thanks in advance. I know i'm overlooking something and I guess I need another set of eyes looking at it to help me out.. lol. thanks again.

I can see one problem... Where is your ending code for PHP? You've opened the PHP coding bracet and your Print command but you havn't closed it off. You need to close those two off in order for this to work. ... I think that's what's giving you your problem. These are the ways you should be closing your tags (another example, hehe) [code] <?php $tom = 1; if ($tom = 0 ) { Print "There is no Tom." }else{ Print"Hello Tom." } ?>[/code]

You don't have to do it that way but you can. Think of it this way... If you HTML form that could be the ENUM figure is already limited by a drop down box then essentially the form itself is doing the ENUM for you and thus you wouldn't have to put it into the database that way. You could leave it as a VARCHAR. Now if your database is populating the dropdown box then Yes it need to be an ENUM so that it has values to pull from. Hope that gives you some insite.

[!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]I'll keep the "ugly" skins just because if I didn't know they were bad, then someone else might like them too.[/quote] Check out [a href=\"http://www.csszengarden.com\" target=\"_blank\"]Css At its best[/a] If you don't find something that's appealing there, well... I'll be baffled. This should also give you some ideas for some site design. Please don't keep the "ugly" skins... plz?

I believe that there are some options in the advanced settings that allow you to turn off and on that kind of display feature... but i'm not working off Dreamweaver currently so I couldn't tell you where it is. but if you want a quick fix, just go into code view... lol

[!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]Is that what its supposed to do???[/quote] If this is what i'm thinking... yes. Your are in design view when your seeing this icon. It won't show when you preview it in a browser, Dreamweaver is just notifying you that it is there.

I only have one thing that pops out in my head as odd... [a href=\"http://www.infoangels.com/PricingPlans/\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.infoangels.com/PricingPlans/[/a] I'm playing devils advicate here, so please bear with me. Your pricing is a little strange how its layed out. By this I mean does the person pay the the total cost for the month or the per minute pricing, I would think it needs to be a little clearer (but that's just me). Just think you should revisit this issue because it might confuse and turn away some customers. Just a thought... take it for what its worth...