HTML - Simple Front Page

Hi there,

I am creating a website and I need to have a drop down list that can be added to by the front end user.

For example I need a language drop down list that has say 5 languages in it. When someone visits my page and requires a language that is not in the drop down, they need to be able to add it in via a text box.

What is the code for this?

Also I have got the drop down already made I just need to be able to know how to enable the front end user to add to it.

Thanks heaps,

Raggy

Hi there,

I have 2 tables, the 1st is aligned on the left, the other on the right.
Now i don't want them to cross, but if they do, I want the left table to slide over the right.
At the moment the right-alligned tabel slides over the left.
What should I do?

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i need to turn a poster into a clickable web page.

i want to email a radio station a poster for a band that when clicked anywhere on the poster it links you to a band website...

so i have a .jpg and want to embed it to the page. thats easy, but when i email it the graphic is no longer there.


all i want to do is mail the .html page , i do want to add the external images along with it.

any suggestions ?

thx


NT

I seem to remember creating simple webpages by writing minimal html code and opening either ( I think...) the text file with the browser or changing the text file to a .html file and opening that with a browser.

This doesn't seem to work for me anymore...

Has something happened with current browsers where they will not display the code as they once did for me?

how do you make youtube videos small on your profile
like...
icon size
i've seen it on profiles but cant figure it out

Hi guys,

So, the problem is:
I just made this webpage, which really should be a simple page where the point is to use html/xhtml and css. I also added some javaScript, but thats just to make the gallery look better, or something.

Anyways, the page loads good under IE, but when I load it in Firefox the menu is f***** up.

I use a table, and it kinda looks like the table height is doubled in firefox, leaving the preLoaded hover-image top-aligned, and the non-hover-image center-aligned, in this doublesized tabel cells.

Well, just take a look for yourself. Try loading it in both IE and Firefox.

Thanks for any help =)

Site: http://stian.portfolio.moo.no

Hello World! (Where did that tradition start anyways?)

Yes, I am fairly new at web design, and am using the method of "search-Google-whenever-you-have-a-problem-as-you-go" to learn HTML. I am pretty happy with the results I am getting in Dreamweaver, but there is one nagging thing that is throwing a kink into my designs. I have the majority of the content that is unique to each page within a table cell (<td>). Since I wanted to have the background color of the cell match exactly to an image that tops off the page body, I decided to have the background be one pixel of that color that repeats across the whole table cell.

Originally, I just defined the background in the starting tag using "style=" then specifying the background. (Dreamweaver made sure I had it right using its Code Hinting). The background shows up perfectly when in the Dreamweaver editing view, but when looking at the page in any other view (Live view, preview in browser, etc.), the background of that cell is just white.

I tried defining the background with a CSS ID, which has worked on other parts of the page, but no beans. What am I doing wrong? Is the fact it is only one pixel that has to repeat an issue?

Here is the code:

<td width="100%" height="103" colspan="8" align="center" id="page_background_beige" style="border-left-style: none; border-left-width: medium; border-right-style: none; border-right-width: medium; border-top-style: solid; border-top-width: 1; border-bottom-style: none; border-bottom-width: medium;">
<!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="Body" -->
//In here goes all of the content of the page
<!-- TemplateEndEditable --></td>


The CSS:

#page_background_beige {
background-image: url(Background_Pixel.png);
background-repeat: repeat;
}

Thanks,
Wookieguy

(Heh, I know tables are a fairly sloppy way to do things, but this is a fairly simple site anyways.)

All I am trying to do is unstretch my template that I am using, but all I keep doing is messing it up even more...

Could someone please help???

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I need a simple html teplate page for ebay and Craigslist posting. Css cannot be a seeperat file. Coding as to be basic for criaglist. What is a good source for template like this?

Hi,

I need a dropdown menu where I can assign a different link to each option (and when the option is chosen that link is opened in the same window), it should be as simple as possible so it works on the majority of browsers and doesn't get blocked by various utilities that block java/scripting and all that stuff...

I don't mind if the user has to press a 'submit' button or whatever.

What's the best way to do this?

Thanks.

I am simply developing a HTML website page, on this page, there are two flag images(USA and Poland) which is used as a language selection of the page for users.

I am wondering, for this single web page development (without any backend system), is there any efficient way to implement the page localization(that's display the page in different language) based on the flag selection from user?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Hi All,

I have just started my first page and there is a little problem with it that is driving me nuts. Basically, Im trying to make a simple page where the content is centered and there are two background columns on the right and left: we see these pages everywhere.


Here is the code (pseudo) I am trying

<body>
<centered content>
<body_divis>
<pic>
insert picture (top left)
<pic>
</body_div>
</centered content>
<body>

now im using a css file in which we have:

<centetred content> : fix width (1000px), auto left and right margin, gray background.

<body_div>: white background.

<pic>: 0 margins.

So far so good, I get the desired effect: white page in the middle, two side columns in gray. All of this starts at the very top of the page.

Now I just want to move the picture slighlty down. As soon as I do that the whole white centered section moves down with it, creating a horizental gray bar on top of the page that is driving me nuts....

it seems that the white section starts where the first object is placed. I just want it to start at the top and then plance my objects wherever.

All margins are good in my code as I have checked and rechecked.

I appreciate any help.

Thanks,

Kakeez

I've made an incredibly simple html page as an active desktop for a gpo policy, however there's been an uproar about colours so I thought I'd give it a stab to have a drop-down box to select from a range of colours for the body style tag. Any suggestions?

<html>
<head>
<!--808080-->
<title>ArchitenBG</title>
<STYLE type="text/css">

body {
background-color:#3A6EA5;
}

#div1 {
position: absolute;
size: 50%;
bottom: 0px;
right: 0px;}
</STYLE>

</head>
<body>
<div id="div1"><img src="Talbg.png" /></div>
</body>
</html>